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America First News
11 Jun 2023
#politics
The American Spectator: Tear Down the Social Media Bastille
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is being dismissed by big media outlets as a conspiracy theorist/nutjob, but during a two-hour Twitter conversation with Elon Musk and others, Kennedy and his team talked about things the establishment got wrong after shutting down alternative theories, including the origins of the coronavirus and the fact that the COVID vaccines did not stop transmission. The New York Post was right to report Hunter Biden's laptop story, while the New York Times was wrong to wait. Michael Shellenberger, a participant in "Reclaiming Democracy," believes that the conversation could be the tech industry's first foray to take down Silicon Valley’s Bastille.
Debra J. Saunders, a fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Chapman Center for Citizen Leadership, disagrees with RFK Jr on several issues, but believes he has a right to say what he believes. Instagram shutting down Kennedy's account because of “debunked claims about the coronavirus vaccines” was un-American. Saunders warns that if you shut down the speech of one free-thinker, you might miss out on something the pack scientists missed. Rich Thau, president of Engagious, sees in Kennedy a Democrat who isn’t moving toward the middle so much as offering “an interesting collection of positions.” He feels public distrust growing among Americans who aren’t paying attention to what Washington actually is doing, and he asks focus-group participants who they’d pick as president if they could just wave a magic wand.
Breitbart: Jim Jordan: 'This Is a Sad Day for Equal Application of the Law'
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) claimed on "Hannity" that the indictments of former President Donald Trump show the existence of a two-tiered justice system in America. Jordan cited an email from the Biden administration asking Twitter to remove a tweet by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Joe Biden's family's financial dealings with foreign nationals as evidence of election interference. He also compared Trump's treatment by the justice system to that of Hillary Clinton, stating that "the country knows it's wrong."
#war
The Epoch Times: Zelenskyy Says 'Counteroffensive, Defensive Actions' Taking Place in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has said that counteroffensive and defensive actions are taking place in Ukraine against Russian forces. Heavy fighting continues along the front line, with reports of Ukrainian forces taking "significant losses". Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau has pledged monetary, military, and moral support, with new military aid worth CAD 500 million and CAD 10 million for humanitarian assistance for the flood response. The Ukrainian General Staff confirmed that “heavy battles” were ongoing with Russian forces defending themselves and launching air and artillery strikes. Reports suggest that a full-blown counteroffensive is underway though Ukrainian authorities have stopped short of announcing this.
#military
Townhall: Nikki Haley Has America’s – and Our Veterans’ – Backs
A veteran shares his support for the GOP and Nikki Haley as a potential presidential candidate, citing concerns over Joe Biden's leadership weakening America's standing in the world with mistakes regarding China and Afghanistan. He praises Nikki Haley's executive experience and foreign policy acumen, mentioning her personal connection to military families and advocacy for veterans. He believes that America needs strong, patriotic leadership to preserve national strength and pride and fulfill its rightful leadership role in the world.
#culture
Fox News: On this day in history, June 11, 1982, the film 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' is released: 'Deeply touching'
The iconic film "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" was released on June 11, 1982, directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Robert McNaughton, and Dee Wallace. The film tells the story of a lonely child who befriends an extraterrestrial creature. The movie won four Oscars and continues to resonate with audiences today.
The film's timeless themes of family, empowerment, and friendship have made it a classic for over 40 years. Spielberg drew on his own experiences as a child of divorce for the story. The movie delicately addresses complex topics such as loneliness and loss while remaining emotionally direct and relatable.
Spectator USA: The rise of fake libraries
The trend of fake books is on the rise, with designers promoting them as quirky storage solutions. The focus on the appearance of books over their content is sparked by the rise of social media, where beautifully designed books garner more attention and followers. However, this trend has alarming implications, as arranging books by their physical appearance rather than their content risks losing the literary value of books.
#crime
The Blaze: Deadly love triangle: Michigan woman accused of murdering 'best friend,' they had been brawling for days over the same man
A Michigan woman, Raquelle Casillas, has been accused of murdering another woman involved in a love triangle. The two women had reportedly been fighting on and off for days. Casillas posted a photo of herself with the other woman on Facebook, both appearing to have black eyes, cuts, and bruises. Casillas was charged with open murder and is being held at the St. Clair County Detention and Intervention Center.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Bagnaia Wins Italian GP Sprint, Binder Breaks MotoGP Speed Record
Bagnaia wins sprint race at Italian Grand Prix, extending his lead in the world championship with 106 points. Bezzecchi finished second and is just four points behind him. Rain threatened the race but Bagnaia held on for his third sprint win of the season and fifth podium finish.
#other
The American Spectator: Countering Fr. Martin’s Madness
Jesuit James Martin celebrates both the deeply Catholic Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and , calling them complementary. He rationalizes his stance by arguing that there are two kinds of pride: vanity and "a consciousness of one’s own human dignity." His fellow Catholics argue that sin is disobedience to God, and that pride is one of the "capital sins" from which other sins and vices flow. The "pride" movement reduces the individual to no more than his or her sexual desires. The Church encourages those with same-sex desires to live chaste lives, to become more than just their sexual desires and impulses, and to approach Christian perfection.