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America First News
31 May 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Home Office staff threaten to strike over Rwanda deportation policy
The PCS union, representing Home Office workers, has threatened to strike over the government’s plan to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda. The union has concerns that civil servants may be forced to carry out an unlawful policy and has already been involved in a legal challenge against the government. Former Conservative ministers have criticized the union’s threat, saying those who strike should quit or be fired, while the High Court in London has ruled that the Rwanda policy is lawful.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Mount Hope Supervisor Matthew Howell Seeks Reelection
Matthew Howell seeks reelection as Town of Mount Hope Republican Supervisor, with his main goal to keep the tax levy stable and attract businesses that fit the community's character. Howell comes from a family with deep roots in the area, and has worked on infrastructure improvement and maintaining open green spaces for community use. Howell works hard to balance his family, career and public role, and hopes to celebrate the cultural diversity of the town. Early voting is available between June 17 and June 25.
#society
The New American: Time Bomb - The New American
Social Security and Medicare are both on the verge of bankruptcy since there are not enough working people to support the increasing number of old people living longer. Even though politicians are aware of the issue, they refuse to do anything about it or even mention it publicly since raising the age of retirement or cutting benefits is unpopular among voters. The only solution is privatizing retirement plans, raising the age when benefits start, or cutting benefits, but these options are unlikely to be implemented. Cutting benefits, all of a sudden rationing health care, or reimbursement rates will drop so low that people won't be able to find a doctor or hospital to treat them, may be the possible outcomes.
Red State: World Health Organization Promotes Masturbation for Children Under Four
The United Nations World Health Organization recommends comprehensive sexuality education for children, starting from birth. The Standards for Sexuality Education in Europe instructs parents to send messages to their children relating to the human body and intimacy from birth. Parents are to teach their children enjoyment and pleasure when touching their own bodies, early childhood masturbation, and gain awareness of gender identity. Kids aged 9 to 12 should understand their gender orientation and first sexual experience, master the use of modern media, and learn the variability of sexual behavior.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia holds 27,000 Ukrainian civilians captive, ombudsman says
A Ukrainian official claims Russia is holding 27,000 Ukrainian civilians captive on its territory, along with Ukrainian journalists such as Dmytro Khiliuk. Khiliuk was reportedly abducted and tortured by Russian occupiers in March 2022.
#economy
Daily Wire: ‘A Disaster’: Republican Senators Voice Opposition To McCarthy-Biden Debt Ceiling Deal
Several Republican senators, including Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and Mike Lee, have expressed opposition to the Fiscal Responsibility Act, a deal aimed at avoiding a U.S. debt default, saying it doesn't cut spending enough. Paul plans to introduce a conservative alternative that would put caps on total spending and mandate that increases in federal outlays cannot exceed increases in federal revenue. Lee promised to use any procedural tool necessary to "impede" a debt ceiling deal that he believes doesn't cut spending enough, while Cruz referred to the deal as a "blank check" for Biden. J.D. Vance and Lindsey Graham also expressed concerns over the proposal, which advanced past the House Rules Committee on Tuesday. McCarthy has acknowledged the bill's detractors but said it was the best they could do with a Democrat-controlled Senate and presidency.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Lower Ahead of Debt Ceiling Deal Vote
Corporate America feeling pinch of higher prices as Wall Street falls on debt ceiling vote.
Fox News: Biden's 'clean and green' push will result in blackouts and bankruptcy for America
President Biden's administration is pushing for an aggressive move toward electric vehicles (EVs) with a goal of zero emissions by 2050. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposes strict tailpipe emissions standards for light- and heavy-duty vehicles, aiming for two-thirds of new sales to be EVs by 2032. However, transitioning to EVs will put a massive strain on America's outdated power grid and deepen the country's reliance on China for critical minerals, endangering national security and costing American families and businesses dearly.
#military
Forbes: Boeing’s New Phantom Works Facility Could Coat Its Ghost Bat Jets
Boeing's new Advanced Coating Center (ACC) in St. Louis could signal the possibility of stealth coatings on its future unmanned MQ-28 jet fleet. The 47,500-square-foot Center is scheduled to be operational in 2025 and will house post-assembly phases of next-generation military aircraft production. The construction is part of Boeing's push for participation in upcoming secretive military programs including the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) family of aircraft, and aligns with the Phantom Works Production System of the Future effort.
The MQ-28 Ghost Bat and MQ-25 Stingray were recently displayed side by side in the U.S. for the first time at Boeing's facility at Mid-America St. Louis Airport in Mascoutah, Illinois. The location will also be the home of a new 300,000-square-foot assembly plant for the Stingray drone. The new ACC site expands Phantom Works' footprint in St. Louis and could logically be sited near a domestic MQ-28 production line, especially if the Pentagon favors domestic production of such aircraft over a distant supply line from Australia. Siting unmanned aircraft and coatings technologies together could provide lessons for both airframe designs and cost-efficient application. If MQ-28 is among the Collaborative Combat Aircraft the DoD ultimately decides to acquire, drones coming off the line near St. Louis could be sprayed for stealth at the new Phantom Works ACC.
#religion
The Babylon Bee: Calvinist Dog Corrects Owner: ‘No One Is A Good Boy’
Seattle man's Calvinist dog Rupert lectures him on theological error after being called a "good boy" for fetching a stick. Rupert reminds his owner that "according to the Scriptures, nobody is a good boy" and that all humans and animals are corrupted by sin.
#culture
Fox News: Country music star Dierks Bentley explains why he’s turned down acting jobs: 'Don't really want to go to LA'
Country musician Dierks Bentley turned down TV opportunities to focus on his music career, admitting he's "got a great gig". Although he had been living in Colorado, Bentley recently moved back to Nashville with his family and shared that being back in the city was good for his mental health. He also expressed his commitment to his own musical style, saying he's tried to grow and improve, but ultimately he's "still the same guy" making music that feels right to him.
#sports
Forbes: Which NBA Teams Could Be Interested In Signing Josh Hart This Summer?
New York Knicks' Josh Hart was a heist midseason acquisition who helped the team achieve the third-best net rating and 17 wins. Although he is likely to remain with the Knicks, he could fit in well with the Houston Rockets, Indiana Pacers, or Charlotte Hornets.
#science
Fox News: NASA, Canadian Space Agency award up to $750K to teams competing in Deep Space Food Challenge
NASA awards $750,000 in prizes for its Deep Space Food Challenge calling on participants to create tech to help feed astronauts on future long-term space missions. Winning teams will advance to compete in the third and final phase of the challenge to build and demonstrate full-scale food technologies with minimal resources and create little waste while also producing safe, healthy, and appetizing foods for astronauts. The possibility of this project could help sustain astronauts on future missions and even have the potential to help out right here on Earth in areas where food is scarce or hard to produce.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Tie a Fishing Hook to Your Line—The 5 Best Knots
The article outlines the five essential knots every angler should know to tie a fishing hook to their line, including the improved clinch knot, the Palomar knot, the uni knot, the non-slip mono loop, and the snell knot. The knots vary in difficulty and strength, and are best used with different types of lines and weights. The article also dispels the misconception that anglers need to know an extensive range of knots to succeed in fishing.
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review - Patagonia Baggies Shorts “More than Sport Shorts”
AllOutdoor reviews Patagonia Baggies Shorts, made of 100% recycled nylon, versatile, and comfortable to wear. The mesh lining provides breathability while the drawstring allows for adjustments in fit. Baggies are water-resistant and dry quickly, and are perfect for outdoor activities.
#other
The Epoch Times: Pea and Shallot Crostini (Crostini di Piselli e Scalogno)
Pea and mint crostini: Heat olive oil, add shallots and peas, cook for 4 mins, add mint, mascarpone, salt and pepper, chop and serve on crostini.
The Epoch Times: Fish in Crazy Water (Pesce All'acqua Pazza)
Cook fish in water with vegetables and spices until tender, serve hot with bread.
The Epoch Times: Orange and Sage Scented Shortbread Biscuits
Shortbread cookies with butter, sugar, flour, salt, orange zest, and fresh sage leaves in dough. Roll out logs and chill, then cut into slices. Bake on parchment-lined sheet at 325 degrees F for 25 minutes until slightly firm. Serve warm or at room temp, plain or dipped in chocolate.