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America First News
19 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: I visited Biden’s broken border and you won’t believe what I learned
The Department of Homeland Security Secretary is lying to the American people, as the border crisis continues to grow with no end in sight. Migrants are crossing the border unvetted and cartels are exploiting weaknesses in the system.
The border has not been erased by failed leadership in the White House, and the national security threat is growing with an influx of illegal migrants and dangerous criminals. More resources are not needed at the border, but policies that work, such as reinstating the Remain in Mexico policy and eliminating catch-and-release policies.
#politics
American Thinker: Nietzsche: The Guiding Philosopher of the Globalist Elite
: The author shares his family's tragic experience during the Holocaust to draw parallels with current events in America. He argues that there has been a coup and that Judeo-Christian values are no longer significant. Instead, an atheist elite manipulates law, science, and culture, using climate change as a cover to gain centralized control and reduce the population. The author suggests that the elite's true values are explained by Nietzsche and that the only way to win the masses to the Republican cause is to frame the conflict as between a Nietzsche elite and the common man.
Fox News: Whistleblower says he's 'willing to be homeless at hands of FBI' to speak out on alleged weaponization
Two FBI whistleblowers allege retaliation for speaking out against politicization and weaponization of the FBI. Garret O'Boyle confirms there is a system where executive management gets cash bonuses for new investigations opened. O'Boyle also says top officials' designation of White supremacy as the top terror threat in the U.S. allowed the bureau to cast an inordinately wide net of surveillance. Steve Friend claims SWAT-enforced arrest of January 6 riot suspect with ties to Three Percenters militia organization in Orlando was unnecessary. The whistleblowers laid the groundwork for others to speak out against FBI politics and to be treated as whistleblowers .
Fox News: Democrats come out swinging with tough-on-crime stance in deep-red state as Republicans play catch-up
The Democratic Governor's Association is targeting Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron in Kentucky's gubernatorial race with negative ads regarding his stance on releasing violent criminals. Incumbent Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear won the primary with ease and is seen as a popular governor in the state. Meanwhile, Republicans view the race as a prime flip target and are refocusing for the general election.
American Thinker: The Trump Rape Accusation: A Team Effort
The DNC colluded with E. Jean Carroll, funded by a Democrat billionaire, to accuse Trump of rape despite her earlier statement that he did not rape her. Trump was found liable for damages, not legally guilty, in a civil case where no criminal action was involved. Democrats continue to push false accusations against Trump to tear down the constitutional protections and avoid facing him in a fair election in 2024.
Fox News: Sununu predicts plenty of donors ‘would get behind us early’ if he launches 2024 GOP presidential run
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, who is rumored to be considering a presidential bid, said that fundraising would not be an issue for him. He has attended several donor gatherings and retreats over the past six months. Sununu will make his final decision on entering the race by late June after signing the state's budget into law. If he does enter the race, he will be up against a growing list of Republican contenders, including former President Donald Trump, who reportedly launched his third presidential run in November.
American Thinker: Is Russia on the Verge of Collapse?
The Russian Federation is seeing a rise in private military companies (PMCs), with their largest company actively involved in the war in Ukraine against the Ukrainian army. However, successful conflict requires centralized command, clear military hierarchy, and a unified military, making PMCs not only useless but potentially harmful. Nobel Prize laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn has criticized privatization in Russia and the emergence of oligarchs who have done nothing for their country. With the increasing number of PMCs, it suggests the weakening of power due to military setbacks and a preparation for a redistribution of power and property which could lead to an armed confrontation of new mafia structures. This threatens the country with a destructive struggle of armed groups, possible redistribution of power and property, and unchanging lawlessness.
#society
The Epoch Times: Aussie Journalist Stan Grant Quits ABC's Flagship Program Citing Ongoing Racial Abuse
Indigenous Australian journalist Stan Grant is stepping down from his role as host for ABC’s Q&A program after facing racial abuse when he contributed to the broadcaster’s coverage of the coronation of King Charles III. Grant said there was no support from ABC executives and that organisations have a history of racism. ABC News Director Justin Stevens has said that Stan Grant has been subject to “grotesque racist abuse, including threats to his safety” and has lodged a complaint with Twitter. The ABC Ombudsman will investigate any editorial complaints regarding the coverage of the ABC coronation broadcast.
#economy
Forbes: The Stakes Are High For Jose Mourinho’s Roma In The UEFA Europa League Final
Italian team Roma could secure a spot in next year’s lucrative UEFA Champions League tournament if they win the Europa League final against Sevilla on May 31 in Budapest. In the semifinals, Sevilla clinched a win against Juventus in extra time, while Roma won against Bayer Leverkusen. Financially, it would be a significant boost for Roma and gives them a chance to increase revenue and improve their ability to sign new players for their roster.
The Europa League final between Roma and Sevilla on May 31 is a crucial game, as a win for Roma would not only earn them international silverware but also guarantee them a spot in next year’s UEFA Champions League. This year, Serie A clubs are competing fiercely for three slots in the tournament, which generates a minimum of €50m across participation and performance bonuses, market pool, and coefficient-based amounts, making it a significant financial gain for Roma. By clinching a spot, Roma would increase revenue, improve their ability to sign new players and retain existing footballers.
#culture
The Epoch Times: ‘What a legacy’: 7 women from the same family wear a wedding dress bought in 1940 for $19
Seven women from the same family wore a wedding dress that was purchased at an Ohio department store in 1940 for $19. Joyce Janczak asked her mother about the dress for her own wedding in 1981. Joyce was surprised to learn that several of her aunts had already borrowed the dress during the Great Depression and World War II. Joyce later wore the satin gown, and the dress was modernized for her daughter's wedding.
#health
The Epoch Times: Antidepressant Prescriptions Soar for Pain Management Despite Little Evidence They Work: Study
A recent review of studies on the use of antidepressants to manage chronic pain found that many prescriptions lack adequate and reliable evidence to support their effectiveness. While the exact mechanism by which antidepressants alleviate pain is not fully understood, they are thought to modify pain signaling pathways in the nervous system. Duloxetine was the only antidepressant found to provide short-term pain relief; however, the review found little evidence to support the long-term efficacy or safety of any antidepressant for the treatment of chronic pain.
Fox News: Christian author, famed pastor Tim Keller receiving hospice care at home: 'Can't wait to see Jesus'
Tim Keller, a well-known Christian author and theologian, has been placed on hospice care at his home after his ongoing battle with pancreatic cancer. Keller had undergone two years of chemotherapy and participated in an immunotherapy drug trial, but additional cancerous tumors required him to undergo a variation of the previous treatment. His family shared that he is grateful for all those who have prayed for him and that he expressed his desire to go home to be with Jesus.
#education
Fox News: NH lawmaker rips parental involvement in education: 'Let the teachers teach, and shut up'
NH State Rep told parent to "shut up" & "let teachers teach" in response to a bill of rights for parents in education. Bill was defeated.
#crime
Fox News: Jimmie Allen publicly apologizes to estranged wife for 'humiliating her' with 'affair' after sex abuse lawsuit
Country singer Jimmie Allen publicly apologized to his estranged pregnant wife for having an affair while also apologizing to his children for being a poor example of a man and father. Allen, who had worked with a daily manager and is being sued for sexual abuse, acknowledged that his industry contains "temptations" that "can cripple you and ruin everything you've built." With the comments turned off on his Instagram post, Allen challenged individuals to seek help when needed and not be afraid of their weakness.
Fox News: Nashville school shooting manifesto: Why killers write about motives
The National Police Association is demanding the release of a manifesto created by Audrey Hale, who killed six people, three of them 9-year-olds, at a Christian elementary school in Nashville. The shooter planned the attack and left behind an extensive paper trail, including artwork and other writings, though the motive remains unknown. Hale studied previous mass shooters, left behind a significant paper trail, and likely dehumanized the victims.
#sports
Fox News: Martha Stewart's love life heats up after posing in daring swimsuit for Sports Illustrated cover
Martha Stewart, 81, made history as the oldest woman to appear on Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue cover. Stewart attended the release party sporting a gold gown with shiny detailing and speaking of her love life and future on-screen romances. She said dating isn't her priority, but she's open to exploring her options and is confident she'll find the right leading man to co-star with her. She also shared the importance of good living, and how her Centre for Living hospital focuses on growing old gracefully.
#outdoors
RV Lifestyle: RVers Face a Worsening Tick Menace
Tick season 2023 is here, and RVers and pets face increased risks as tick territories continue to spread. The CDC warns of the rise of babesiosis, a type of tick-borne disease, in addition to Lyme disease. However, by taking precautions such as wearing long-sleeved clothing, using insect repellent, and checking for ticks regularly, campers can protect themselves and their pets from tick bites.
#other
Newsbusters: Column: Amanpour Hits Graduates with 'Speak Truth to Power' Baloney
CNN host Christiane Amanpour criticized her bosses for providing Donald Trump a "town hall" platform, claiming that her job was activism and to use her power to editorialize to win elections for Democrats. She said the job was "advancing human rights and democracy and defending both." Amanpour represented the arrogance that is destroying trust in CNN and the liberal media, where there's no time for "bothsidesism" and conservatism is dangerously wrong. The media is only "robust" in one direction and only "independent" in crushing any resistance to "bothsidesism."