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America First News
20 May 2023
#politics
Fox News: Whistleblowers slam FBI’s ‘nefarious’ weaponization, say other agents are ‘too afraid’ of getting ‘crushed’
Former FBI special agents Garret O'Boyle and Steve Friend testified that the FBI is being "weaponised" for political gain and exposed the Bureau's "nefarious" politicisation while appearing on Fox News' "Fox & Friends Weekend." O'Boyle has said that "a lot" of agents share these concerns, but many are afraid of being punished by the government. The whistleblowers testified before Congress last week to express their concern, and told Fox News that they were the victims of retaliation for speaking out. The co-host of the show asked O'Boyle what the "tipping point" was, to which the agent responded that it was more of a "summation of things that it was repetitive inside the FBI where it was like, this seems wrong, this seems wrong, that seems wrong."
Breitbart: Minnesota Governor Signs Same Gun Controls Failing in California
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signs gun control laws, including red flag laws and universal background checks, which are already failing to prevent mass shootings in California. Despite California having similar gun controls in place, the state led the nation in active shooter incidents in 2021. Red flag laws in Illinois and Colorado have also failed to stop gun violence in those states. Critics argue that such laws fail to address the root causes of gun violence.
Red State: The Media Turns Cartoonish, With Its Accusations of DeSantis Exceeding Prior Hysterics About Republicans
The press struggles to cover Ron DeSantis as they resort to hyperbole to describe him. Many news outlets have recently published exaggerated descriptions of the Florida governor, such as Time Magazine's glowering portrayal of him and Politico's use of Roger Stone as a source to slam his wife. The Huffington Post published a profile meant to demean him, but instead made him sound better, which revealed the media's overreliance on describing any emerging Republican or GOP contender for higher office as being “the worst we have ever faced.” This hyperbole is becoming repetitive and desperate, indicating the challenge the press faces in describing DeSantis.
The media has reached the limit of their promised venality, having compared George Bush to Hitler and Republican candidates John McCain and Mitt Romney to Nazis. During the Trump era, the press compared him to Hitler numerous times, resulting in the phrase “literally worse than Hitler” becoming commonplace. Now, with DeSantis, the press struggles to find new ways to criticize him without repeating past hyperbole. A recent profile from The Huffington Post describes DeSantis as a beast of a governor and speculates that the next level of criticism may be to describe a Republican candidate as “literally Thanos”. This hyperbole shows the press's struggle to cover DeSantis and the challenge they face in being taken seriously in the future.
The Federalist Papers: Joe Biden Appears Guilty of What Democrats Are Accusing Justice Thomas of Doing Three Times This Year
President Biden reportedly took three free trips to the homes of wealthy businesspeople but did not disclose them in his annual financial disclosure form, according to a report from the New York Post. Two of the three trips were free of charge, while the third was suspected to be, but the Post was unable to confirm this. In his annual disclosure form, Biden reported accepting “no gifts of any kind.” The report has raised criticism of the president’s inconsistency in not disclosing the visits, particularly since this wasn’t the first time he’s stayed at the homes of these individuals.
#society
Breitbart: Dresden Names Street After 'World's First Trans Woman’
Dresden has named a new street after Einar Wegener, described as the "world's first trans woman". Wegener underwent one of the world's first sex change surgeries in 1930 and lived the rest of his life as Lili Elbe. The decision to name the street after Elbe was praised by the city's mayor as a recognition of her pioneering contribution to the LGBTQ+ movement.
Breitbart: London Transport Advertises Paid Position for 'Non-White' People
Transport for London has been criticised for an internship advertisement which said the role was only open to those of Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. The 11-month Stuart Ross Communications Internship comes with a salary of £21,824 and has been referred to as "racist" for excluding white British people from consideration. Reclaim Party leader and star of the Breitbart original film My Son Hunter, Laurence Fox, said: “Systemic racism exists and it’s anti-white." Nigel Farage has also criticised the ad for discrimination. The move follows similar controversial advertisements posted by the BBC and ITV.
Forbes: Tubi’s Alleged ‘Poisonous Corporate Culture’: Fox’s Streaming Platform Accused Of Gender Discrimination In Suit
Tubi, Fox Corporation's streaming service, is facing a class-action lawsuit alleging gender discrimination. Sarah Ekstrom, the company’s former chief people officer, claims that women were paid 28% less than men in the same roles. She also alleges she was fired after raising concerns about attitudes to women. Tubi denies the allegations and plans to “vigorously defend” its position. Fox has faced several lawsuits related to sexual harassment and discrimination in recent years.
#economy
Human Events: Netherlands moves to limit farmers to TWO cows per acre to curb
emissions: report
The Dutch government is proposing new regulations limiting cows per acre, with the aim of achieving EU climate change targets. The proposal has not yet been approved by the Prime Minister and would limit grassland per livestock unit in an attempt to tackle nitrogen emissions by reducing methane gas. The proposal has caused mass protests and farmers formed the Farmer-Citizen Movement party.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Daniel Penny's Tattoo Shows a Stunning Biblical Struggle - The Left Will Throw a Fit When They Realize It
Daniel Penny, the Marine Corps veteran who put career criminal Jordan Neely in a chokehold on a New York subway after Neely started acting aggressively and threateningly towards other passengers, is facing criminal charges in Neely's death. Despite the evidence proving his innocence, Penny still faces an uphill battle in court as powerful people in both government and media have already come to a conclusion about the case. However, Penny's tattoo of Samson overpowering a lion reminds us that by putting our faith in God, we can overcome all obstacles and evil can be defeated.
Breitbart: Man Whose Sentence Was Commuted by Obama Accused in Shooting
Alton Mills, an ex-drug dealer whose sentence was commuted by former President Barack Obama, is facing attempted murder charges in Illinois after allegedly firing at another vehicle on an interstate ramp in the Chicago village of Posen. During the shooting, a passenger in the victim’s car was hit by gunfire. Mills’ case was highlighted by several politicians, including Sen. Dick Durbin, who advocated for a prison reform bill.###
#sports
Fox News: Jets' Sauce Gardner lands custom pair of Jessica Alba cleats
Jets star defensive back Sauce Gardner received custom football cleats featuring actress Jessica Alba's characters from "Honey" and "Fantastic Four" after not recognizing her at a Knicks playoff game. Gardner sat courtside with teammate Aaron Rodgers, who teased him about not knowing Alba. The actress later tweeted that Gardner was polite and pleasant during their interaction.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: What X's Painted on Trees Mean and Why You Should Know
X's and other markings painted on trees can provide important information for hikers and other outdoor enthusiasts. These markings are typically used to communicate information about property lines, trail markers, forestry management, wildlife management, research and monitoring, utility needs, and tree health assessment. These markings can help ensure the safety of hikers, protect trees, wildlife, and other natural resources, and promote sustainable forestry practices.