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America First News
21 May 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation: The Politics of Humor – C5 TV
The panel discusses the importance of humor in politics with satire and caricature.
American Thinker: MSNBC labels Ron DeSantis ‘pro-white supremacy’
Democrats are using charges of "white supremacy" to attack successful GOP presidential candidate Ron DeSantis. MSNBC political strategist Dr. Basil Smikle Jr. accused DeSantis of being "pro-white supremacy" during a panel discussion. Smikle's accusations were based on DeSantis' opposition to critical race theory and his support of teaching history in a different way. The Democrats need a talking head who is black and holds academic credentials to make these accusations, hence Smikle's involvement.
#society
The Epoch Times: Psychiatrist: Family Dinners Are a Great Marker of a Cohesive Household
Family meals are crucial for creating strong bonds with children, providing them with a wider range of concepts, words, and stories than just school and peers. Psychiatrist Tanveer Ahmed recommends maintaining regular meals together, even if just two to three times a week, as it correlates with better health and a stable household. Regular dinners also combat social isolation among grandparents. However, it is suggested that promoting family dinners sets unrealistic expectations, only increasing parenting guilt, with an increasingly diverse range of family compositions.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Bakhmut is not fully occupied by Russia as of today, Zelenskyy said
President Zelensky denies Russian occupation of Bakhmut, saying there are no multiple interpretations of his words. Ukrainian troops have withdrew from most positions in the city, but maintain control over key infrastructure and private sector areas. The situation for Russian troops in Bakhmut is complicated, with Ukrainian semi-encirclement making it difficult for them to stay in the city. Meanwhile, Ukrainian troops conducted HIMARS strikes at advancing Russian troops.
The Epoch Times: Biden Announces New Military Aid in Meeting With Ukraine's Zelenskyy in Japan
U.S. President Joe Biden announced a new $375 million military aid package for Ukraine during a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the G-7 summit in Japan. This marks the 38th drawdown of U.S. arms and equipment for Ukraine as it continues to fight against Russia after Moscow invaded Kyiv in February 2022. The package includes additional ammunition, anti-tank weapons, and spare parts. Biden also pledged to stand with Ukraine until Russia's war of aggression ends.
Zelenskyy denied that Russia had captured Bakhmut, a city in the eastern Donetsk region, during the G-7 summit and thanked the "defenders" of the city. Biden announced that the United States will support a joint effort to train Ukrainian pilots on fourth-generation fighter aircraft, and permit its allies to supply Ukraine with fighter jets, including US-made F-16s. The G-7 countries unveiled new sanctions against Russia and discussed several other pressing issues, including climate change, poverty, and nuclear disarmament. They also called for constructive relations with China while urging them to pressure Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
#economy
Fox News: Biden declares himself 'blameless' if US defaults on debt: 'I've done my part'
President Biden claims he would not be to blame if the United States defaults on its debt in the near future. The president blames "MAGA Republicans" and their efforts to crash the economy ahead of his re-election. Biden also claims to have the authority to unilaterally increase the debt limit using the 14th Amendment, but experts say this argument is unlikely to hold up in court.
Liberty Nation: Is Disney Dying in Darkness?
Disney has scrapped plans for a $1 billion campus in Florida, with CEO Bob Iger throwing a "free speech" lawsuit against Governor Ron DeSantis. Some charge this is a petty fight and that Floridians will lose jobs and investment, while others believe Disney is trying to climb out of a financial mess of its own making and failing to take responsibility for creating it. Even leftist publications saw the train coming down the tracks as Disney embraced the cultural revolution and its finances began to spiral out of control. In business, every charge is not rewarded with victory. Winning the battle but losing the war is no real victory for Disney.
#culture
National Review: The Corner: Turning Classical Music into Leftist Propaganda
Classical music is being used as a tool to promote leftist propaganda, with some denouncing it as perpetuating white hegemony. Heather Mac Donald argues against this trend, stating that it destroys the precious link between present and past that is crucial for maintaining civilization and appreciating beauty.
The Epoch Times: Awe-inspiring ‘Chapel of Souls’ is covered in 16,000 ceramic tiles with scenes of Bible, Christ
The Chapel of Souls in Porto, Portugal is covered in almost 16,000 decorative ceramic tiles called 'azulejos' depicting the lives of Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Catherine. The tiles were made by Fábrica Viúva Lamego in Lisbon in 1929, and the chapel also features a two-story bell tower, a huge chandelier, and an imposing stained glass window over the chapel door, showing souls being cleansed of their sins.
The Epoch Times: Chaucer’s 'Canterbury Tales': The Wife of Bath: A Character With Surprising Views
Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" features the Wife of Bath, an independent and wealthy middle-class woman with an unapologetic attitude towards her five marriages. She believes in mutual love and respect, rather than male dominance. The Breton lai she tells is also provocative, exemplifying a woman's desire for sovereignty over her husband. Her depiction is novel, yet was of interest to Chaucer scholars as a representation of a woman's life during the Middle Ages.
#health
American Thinker: Dr. Malone: The vaccine-injured have been suppressed, demeaned and gaslit
Dr. Robert Malone, criticized by the media as a "COVID misinformation star," spoke at the third International COVID Summit in Belgium. He spoke about vaccine injuries, a hidden issue suppressed by the media and governments. He wants the European Parliament to recognize these people and for the European Union to identify treatments and therapies, give compensation, and lead the effort to discover solutions. Malone also called the WHO an "abysmal failure" for its proposed pandemic preparedness treaty seeking money and control. This 23-minute conference encourages organizations like the International COVID Summit to work towards a future where people don't have to endure the tyranny that forced cities to be empty.
#education
Fox News: 'They're Marxist': Oklahoma's top education official wages war against teachers unions
Oklahoma's State Superintendent, Ryan Walters, is waging a war against teacher unions, calling them "terrorist organizations" and accusing them of prioritizing lining their own pockets over advocating for education. Walters has criticized teacher unions for their role in keeping schools closed due to COVID-19, as well as their push for controversial topics like critical race theory. Despite opposition from the Oklahoma Education Association, Walters is pushing for school choice and reforms to the education system.
#sports
Forbes: Did Arsenal Really ‘Bottle’ The Premier League Title Race?
Arsenal came up short in their bid for the Premier League title, with Manchester City claiming their fifth championship in six years. Despite leading the table for 248 days and holding an eight-point advantage at one stage, Arsenal stumbled in the final stretch, losing two of their last eight games. Draws against Liverpool, West Ham and bottom side Southampton also proved costly. The Gunners' collapse was due, in part, to the relentless pressure applied by City, who have set a new standard in the league with a requirement of 90 or more points to win the title.
The Federalist Papers: Community Devastated After Champion Waterskier Dies Suddenly at 18
Michael Arthur “Micky” Geller, a member of the Ragin' Cajuns Waterski Team at the University of Louisiana, has died aged 18. His death came as a shock as no cause of death has been released. Micky represented Canada internationally and was an "integral part" of the University of Louisiana waterski team, which won its ninth national championship last fall. His family said he had "limitless potential" and that he would be remembered for his "empathy, passion, strength, fearlessness, drive, discipline".
#other
Fox News: She was a victim of a home break-in. Now she teaches women how to shoot
Jane Milhans, a firearms instructor from Tacoma, dedicates 100 hours a year teaching other women how to use pistols and rifles. She feels fortunate that she didn't have to use her pistol when two men broke into her home over 15 years ago, but having a gun present made her feel safer and more in control. Business has been booming as more women buy guns for self-defense, citing rising crime as their reason for arming up. Female firearm ownership is at its highest level —22% overall—since Gallup started tracking the numbers in 2007.