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America First News
22 May 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Information Warfare in New York
An algorithm found in New York's voter rolls could clandestinely tag and track interest records, including phantom voters, according to an article published in the Journal of Information Warfare. The algorithm separates County Voter Identification and State Board of Elections Identification based on which algorithm generated them and hides them using partitions and decimal points. Although the purpose of the algorithm is unknown, and there is no clear security function, it represents a serious security breach of voter rolls and proved there was election fraud.
Fox News: Pro-life activist describes FBI's 'coordinated onslaught' of the movement: We are 'actively targeted'
Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising member Elise Ketch accused the FBI of targeting pro-lifers in order to intimidate them. Two agents visited Ketch's mother's home in Virginia in April, creating panic for the family. Ketch claims the FBI is actively attacking pro-life workers because they are a threat to the abortion industry.
#society
American Thinker: The system failed, but which system?
Two minority youths flourished while the other two failed in school and turned to crime, with tragic results for themselves and their families. Success and failure depend on choices made in life. Young people are influenced by factors such as education, vices, the avoidance of promiscuity, association with gang members, and mentors who poorly counsel them. The current system is failing, but the blame should be placed on individuals and their poor choices, not solely the system.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: When those Mexico City volcanoes sound off
Mexico City's two main airports shut down temporarily due to ash spewing from Popocatepetl volcano, located 45 miles southeast of the country's capital. The volcanic ash could reduce visibility and damage an aircraft's wings and fuselage. The Popocatepetl rumbled to life again this week, belching out towering clouds of ash that forced 11 villages to cancel school sessions, and the explosions registered in the early hours of Saturday were more intense.