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America First News
20 May 2023
#politics
Breitbart: ABC's Hostin: MTG Saying She Felt Threatened by Dem Rep. Bowman Is a 'Dog Whistle'
ABC legal analyst Sunny Hostin accuses Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) of racism for saying she feels threatened by Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) and calls it a dog whistle. Bowman responds by saying this is a recurring theme in America's history of characterizing outspoken black men as threatening. Hostin adds that this rhetoric can lead to violence against black men.
Breitbart: Pakistani Police Search Imran Khan’s House for Terrorism Suspects as He Rails Against ‘Reign of Terror’
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan denounces the "reign of terror" by his successor Shehbaz Sharif, as police search his home for terrorists. Khan claims that Sharif is using the arrest of PTI members for terrorism charges to silence and oppress the opposing party. The Pakistani officials have accused Khan of harboring up to 40 terrorists at his house, with Khan insisting that this is not the case and the destruction was carried out by his enemies. The search warrant is causing tension to mount and could trigger more violence within the country.
Khan has denied having a problem with Pakistani Army chief Gen. Asim Munir, saying that the issue is from his side. Khan previously accused Munir of being involved in a plot to murder him, leading to officials from the Sharif administration accusing Khan of being a traitor for undermining the powerful military. In a VOA interview, Khan said that he would never attempt to undermine the authority of the military, as it is a vital force of stability. Khan insisted he is not encouraging supporters to grow violent if he is arrested, but warned they might have a vigorous "reaction" beyond his control if he is taken into custody again.
Fox News: VP Harris gives pregame speech ahead of Brittney Griner's WNBA return
VP Harris visits WNBA player Brittney Griner in the locker room before her return to the court after serving time in a Russian prison for cannabis oil possession. Griner's release was controversial due to the prisoner swap involving a Russian arms dealer and an American Marine still in jail. ( )
Daily Wire: Ex-NFL Player Allegedly Threatens Eric Swalwell: ‘Guantanamo Or Just Execution’
Former SF 49er Bruce Miller accused of threatening Rep. Eric Swalwell on Twitter. Miller's message said, “Almost time!!! Would you rather Guantanamo or just execution.” Miller has since denied that he made a threat to the Congressman, instead calling him a traitor. The 49ers team reportedly reached out to Swalwell to express their concerns.
#economy
The American Spectator: The Semiconductor Chip on China’s Shoulder
China produces most semiconductor chips and is threatening to use that dominance as a weapon in trade war with America. It wants to replace American technology, including the chip-making, so that China no longer depends on America for its high-tech needs.
#health
The Epoch Times: Feinstein's Office Reveals Details on Senator's Health Condition
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), 89, disclosed her health condition after returning to the Senate after a three-month absence due to shingles, during which she developed two complications, Ramsay Hunt syndrome and encephalitis, causing partial facial paralysis. She said she would work a lighter schedule and was experiencing vision and balance impairments. Her return restored the Democrats' 51–49 majority. Questions have been raised about her mental acuity in recent years leading to calls for her resignation, and Democrats are anxious to confirm some of President Joe Biden's judicial nominees as well as to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.
#science
The Epoch Times: NASA Picks Bezos's Blue Origin to Build Lunar Landers for Moonwalkers
Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' rocket company, has won a $3.4 billion NASA contract to develop a lunar lander named Blue Moon, which will transport astronauts to the surface of the Moon as early as 2029. Blue Origin is included in NASA's Artemis program to bring humans back to the Moon for the first time in more than half a century. NASA will use its own rockets and capsules to take astronauts to lunar orbit, but wants private firms to take over from there. SpaceX has already secured a lunar landing contract from NASA.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Everything You Need to Know About the Thousand Trails Parks in Colorado
Thousand Trails is a membership program with RV campgrounds in over 22 states including British Columbia. At $670 per year, its camping pass is the cheapest option to get access to one of the five zones with 80 campgrounds. The newly acquired Blue Mesa Recreational Ranch in Colorado offers outdoor activities, stunning scenery, and amenities for RVers looking for a comfortable summer vacation.
Located in the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests, Blue Mesa Recreational Ranch has 380 RV sites that can accommodate any size RV. It is one of the few Thousand Trails campgrounds in the region and is open seasonally from May to October. Amenities include hot tubs, swimming pools, fishing, horseback riding, hiking trails, and a dog park. Cabins and cottages are also available for rent.
#technology
The American Spectator: Facebook’s TikTok Problem
Facebook is hiring Washington insiders to discredit TikTok by portraying it as a danger to American children and society. One commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr, has called for TikTok to be banned, despite the FCC having no jurisdiction over it. Undoubtedly, TikTok is eating into Facebook's user base among the under-30s crowd, and the latter is turning to government intervention to ensure its survival.
#other
The American Spectator: Professor Claims Human Rights for AI, Promotes Infanticide
Princeton ethics professor Peter Singer argues artificial intelligence (AI) could be sentient and should have "human rights" if it is capable of suffering or enjoyment. Singer is a vocal proponent of euthanasia and abortion, and in his 1979 book "Practical Ethics," he argued in favor of abortion, stating an unborn baby lacks rationality and self-awareness, making the mother's desire to have an abortion more important. Singer also argues once a newborn baby is killed it is never equivalent to killing a person who "wants to go on living." He has also been a proponent of voluntary and non-voluntary euthanasia.
Singer is an example of hedonistic cognitive dissonance, in which someone maintains two ideals or desires that contradict each other because it "feels good." Many leftists suffer from this condition, with some endorsing eviscerating unborn babies with an abortion, boiling them alive in saline solutions, and sucking their mangled little corpses into vacuum machines. Singer, for his part, suggests granting human rights to robots while denying the right to life to a newborn baby, infants, and the elderly. This kind of thinking stems from a belief that virtue signaling feels good and replacing human rights with the desires of humans or sentient robots is acceptable.
The Epoch Times: 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Causes Small Tsunami on South Pacific Islands
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake caused a small tsunami to wash ashore on South Pacific islands. No damage has been reported and the threat passed in a few hours. Waves of 60 centimeters above tide level were measured off Lenakel, Vanuatu.