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America One News
9 Feb 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Trudeau Got His Idea About Trump's Intentions From a Bad Movie
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggested that former President Trump aims to absorb Canada for its resources, citing a conspiracy theory from a Canadian miniseries. Trudeau's comments imply that tariffs are a tactic to dominate Canada, reflecting a belief rooted in fictional narratives.
The miniseries "H2O," which aired in 2004, depicted a dramatic scenario where Canada is annexed by the U.S. due to water scarcity. Trudeau's remarks have sparked debate over his grasp of U.S.-Canada relations and the influence of pop culture on political discourse.
GB News: Ed Miliband torn apart in blistering rant over 'disastrous' net zero policies: 'His days are numbered'
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband faces criticism over his net-zero policies, which are seen as costly and burdensome for property owners. His plan to require rental properties to meet a specific energy performance rating by 2028 could add an average of £4,000 to rent prices, according to critics.
Broadcaster Lizzie Cundy described Miliband's approach as "deluded and dangerous," arguing it harms the economy. Others echoed concerns that the public is uninterested in green initiatives, suggesting that the policies may create more red tape without financial benefits for landlords.
#economy
Front Page Magazine: Dems Warn Farmers Will Be Ruined Unless Taxpayers Buy Their Wheat and Send It to Somalia
The U.S. has sent approximately $18.5 billion to Islamic terror states over the past five years, with over $9 billion directed to entities responsible for the deaths of American soldiers. Critics argue this aid is unaccountable and detrimental to American interests.
USAID, with a budget of around $40 billion, supports global food aid and disaster relief, but much of its funding does not benefit American farmers. If U.S. businesses are sidelined, farmers may struggle to sell their crops, potentially impacting domestic food prices.
#culture
Le Monde: The smell of dry-cleaning, the odor of a garage: Comme des Garçons' non-conformist fragrances
Comme des Garçons, led by Christian Astuguevieille, has redefined perfumery over 30 years with unconventional scents inspired by everyday life. Their latest fragrance, Odeur 10, exemplifies this anti-perfumery approach, focusing on dissonance rather than traditional luxury.
Astuguevieille emphasizes creativity over technical expertise, drawing from surrealism and avant-garde art to craft fragrances that challenge norms. His philosophy encourages imperfections, suggesting that flaws in scents reflect human nature.