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America First News
10 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Time To ‘Just Say No’ To George Soros’s Campaign To Legalize Drugs
Republican presidential hopefuls in Iowa did not propose a policy to counter the effects of George Soros' initiative to legalize drugs, beginning with marijuana. Soros chose drug policy as one of his first areas of engagement when he extended the operations of his Open Society Foundation to the US, looking to turn drug use into a relaxing and joyful “soma” as described in Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World." Although a national Gallup Poll showed more than 75% of Americans rejected drug legalization when Soros began his efforts in America, the millions of dollars invested in the marijuana lobby paved the way for free marijuana products. The illegal marijuana market is now expanding, bringing with it expansive marijuana farms damaging the environment, an increase in violent crime and homelessness, and growing exponentially.
The Epoch Times: Political Cartoonist Zunzi Talks About Newspaper Axing His Column, Urges Hongkongers to Speak for Free Speech Rights
Hong Kong cartoonist Zunzi has had his political cartoon column terminated after 40 years by Ming Pao, and his work has been removed from the shelves of Hong Kong Public Library. Zunzi believes that the removal of his comics was political and that it was just a way to eliminate opposition voices. He hopes that Hong Kong will soon emerge from its darkest hour, but also warns that if journalists are not careful, there will be trouble. Zunzi advises Hongkongers to speak up as much as possible whenever possible, as it is crucial for them to express their ideas right now.
The New American: Orchestrating a Color Revolution Against the Deep State, Part 2
Color revolutions involve using soft tactics, such as propaganda, to pressure a sitting regime to step down. Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn has spoken out about the use of character assassination and political persecution to avoid violence. Patriots must engage in the public square and engage in effective street activism to counteract the narrative.
#society
PJ Media: Microsoft Added a Pride Flag to the Windows 11 Taskbar and Made It Impossible to Remove
Microsoft has added a Pride flag to its Windows 11 widget board, which can't be removed, causing some users to seek solutions to get rid of it. The flag takes users to a Microsoft webpage featuring curated pride-related articles where users can vote for or against an article. The gesture has been criticized by some users who feel it is thrusting LGBTQ ideology onto devices without the user's consent. The flag has been overwhelmingly voted down by users, causing some to question Microsoft's commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion.
The Federalist Papers: Fed-Up Female Athletes Pressing Court to Stop Males in Girls' Sports
Female athletes in Connecticut are taking their case to court over the state's rules that require them to compete against transgender boys. The lawsuit was originally filed in 2020 and dismissed by a federal district court before being reconsidered by a three-judge panel of the appellate court in December, which upheld the ruling. A full court has now agreed to rehear the appeal, with the athletes seeking fairness to women's sports.
Breitbart: UK's NHS to Stop Routinely Prescribing Puberty Blockers to Children
The NHS in the UK will no longer prescribe puberty blockers to children except in exceptional cases or clinical research. This decision comes in the wake of concerns over the lack of evidence surrounding the long-term effects of so-called gender-affirming drugs. The change will come into effect later this year upon the opening of two new gender clinics set to replace the Tavistock Centre's Gender Identity and Development Service. The NHS has also announced a clinical study on the impact of puberty-blocking drugs, though some children may still be placed on them for research purposes.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: UK Universities Accused of Helping Iran Develop Drones Used in Ukraine
UK universities collaborated with Iran on scientific research with military applications including drones used in Ukraine. The Jewish Chronicle investigation revealed 16 studies with potential military application, including improved drone engines and advanced technology for fighter jets paid for by Tehran. Some universities named include the University of Cambridge, Imperial College, Glasgow, Liverpool, Northumbria, and Cranfield College of Aeronautics. The exposé has led to calls for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, in charge of the drone programme, to be banned in the UK.
#economy
Forbes: Twitter Will Pay Some Users For Ads. Here’s How It Will Work
Twitter will pay verified creators for ads in their replies, according to an announcement by Elon Musk. The program will start in a few weeks and will initially offer $5m in payments. It will be the first big advertising move made under Twitter’s new ad-focused CEO, Linda Yaccarino.
The announcement follows Yaccarino's appointment as Twitter’s new CEO, and is part of her efforts to improve the company’s advertising revenue. It is unclear what posts or users will be eligible for advertising payments at this stage. The move is also part of Musk's goal of transforming Twitter into an “everything app,” similar to China's WeChat.
#religion
Breitbart: Oklahoma Softball Players Credit the Lord for Their Joy After Winning National Championship
The Oklahoma University softball team shocked ESPN during a post-game interview after winning the national championship when they credited their Lord and Savior for their joy. The players explained that the only way to have lasting joy that doesn't fade away is through the Lord, and that joy from the Lord is the only thing that can keep them motivated and in a good mindset, no matter the outcomes. This group of gal's inspiring message is to look to the Lord for all things.
Breitbart: CatholicVote Launches Ad Campaign to Slam the L.A. Dodgers for Promoting 'Vile' Anti-Catholic Sister of Perpetual Indulgence Trans Drag Group
CatholicVote criticizes the Los Angeles Dodgers for supporting the anti-Catholic hate group, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. The group has launched a million-dollar ad campaign on L.A. radio, scheduled before Saturday’s game, and on local L.A. TV over the weekend. The Dodgers previously disinvited the Sisters from its Pride celebration, but after pressure from the radical gay lobby, re-invited them to the June 16 Gay Pride Night game.
Breitbart: 'No Soul' -- German Church Holds Artificial Intelligence Generated Sermon
An AI chatbot preached a 40-minute Lutheran church service at a convention of Protestants in Germany, generating prayers, music and a sermon almost entirely. The event drew immense interest, with a long queue outside the neo-Gothic church in Fuerth, Bavaria, and more than 300 people in attendance. The experiment was led by four different avatars on a screen, two young women and two young men, but was criticised by some for lacking spirituality and emotion. However, a researcher on the ethics of technology from the University of Twente, in The Netherlands, said the use of AI offered opportunities for inclusion and availability.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Profound Expression of the Inner World of an Ancient Chinese Scholar | Chinese Music | Musical Moments
Scholar-bureaucrat Ruan Ji wrote "Drunken Madness" during the Three Kingdoms Period, expressing his uneasiness with the government. He found solace in playing guqin, reciting poetry, and drinking. The piece expresses a chaotic and hazy mood.
The Epoch Times: Unveiling the Versatility of Toile
Toile fabric holds a rich history that spans centuries and countries, originating in Ireland and quickly spreading to France during the 18th century. The popularity of toile fabric can be attributed to its intricate and detailed designs that often depict pastoral scenes, landscapes, or narrative vignettes that represent idyllic rural life, historical events, or mythological tales. Today, toile fabric is being embraced in contemporary settings, adding a touch of nostalgia and character to modern interiors. The versatility of toile patterns allows for creative interpretations, including oversized designs, monochromatic schemes, or unexpected color combinations, making them adaptable to a range of modern aesthetics.
Toile fabric, with its classic motifs and elegant charm, continues to be cherished for its timeless beauty, evoking a sense of nostalgia and elegance in interior design and fashion. Traditionally associated with vintage or traditional styles, toile is now being embraced in contemporary settings, adding a touch of personality to a space. Toile fabric can be used strategically on accent pieces, wallpaper and murals, soft furnishings and accessories, creating a harmonious blend of old and new. By incorporating toile in smaller doses, it adds a touch of elegance and heritage to modern interiors without overwhelming the overall design. The resurgence of toile has opened up a realm of possibilities, allowing us to create personalized interiors that blend the past and the present seamlessly.
#health
The Epoch Times: Unlocking the Code for Cancer Treatment: Exploring the 'Human' Aspect
Cancer, the pervasive disease of modern times, affects everyone and all ages. Despite the prevailing medical mindset attributing spontaneous remission to cases deemed hopeless, modern medicine's emphasis on biomedical aspects alone neglects the human aspect of illness. This shortcoming spurred research into complementary and alternative medicine approaches, highlighting the importance of addressing individuals' psychological needs and social factors. In recent years, the growing trend of patients turning to holistic and macro-regulation approaches such as TCM and the "ecological medical model" is promising news.
Regarding cancer research, focusing on tangible and measurable carcinogens is conventional in Western biomedicine, but some experts explore the causes from different perspectives. According to Andrew Goliszek, negative emotions like depression, anger, and hostility can make us more susceptible to illness, whereas positive attitudes like hope, optimism, and happiness can strengthen our immune system and protect us. Traditional Chinese medical model emphasizes the harmony between humans and nature and the internal coordination of the human body. Western medical approach and TCM can join hands and organically integrate to contribute to cancer fighting and promoting overall human health.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: When Will Canadian Wildfire Smoke Return To The Northeast?
Smoke from wildfires in Canada caused dangerous air quality levels in the Northeastern United States. However, relief is on the way as a new storm system tracks across the region bringing rain and shifting winds to improve air quality and alleviate drought conditions. Although the relief may be temporary as the wildfires continue to burn and winds may shift again, AccuWeather predicts that the peak of the fire season in the Midwest and Northeast is likely to occur during the first half of the summer.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Sam Altman Says 'It's Hopeless To Compete With' OpenAI
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman suggests that competing with OpenAI in creating foundational AI models is likely to be futile. However, he does not think that OpenAI’s advantages should discourage startups from innovating. Altman also emphasized the importance of aligning AGI and designing safe systems at scale in light of the potential risks associated with exponential advancements in AI.
#other
Fox News: Climate change activists ignoring crucial factor behind wildfires, Trump admin secretary says
Former Interior Secretary David Bernhardt emphasized the role of poor forest management in contributing to catastrophic wildfires amid accusations that climate change is the sole factor. Although Bernhardt acknowledged the impact of climate change on worsening conditions that can lead to wildfires, he noted that leaving old growth and brush on forests is also an important contributing factor. He urged for better collaboration between government and private forest owners to reduce forest fuel loads, such as using controlled burns or other methods to decrease fuel load.