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America First News
10 Jun 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Fromm’s Further Ironies
Parker analyzes Fromm's socialist/communist "Afterword" to George Orwell's 1984 and points out the left's tendency to blame rightist ideas for any failures in their collectivist ideologies. Fromm uses terms like "a two-thousand-year-old Western tradition of hope" and "moral considerations" to further the leftist agenda, twisting the meaning of the words to fit their socialist/communist ideology. In summary, Marxist ideology is centered around the system of governance and economics, without taking into account the natural heart, and any morality based on Christianity is left out.
Fox News: Biden's FDA clears path for Chinese products to flood US tobacco, nicotine market
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been accused of ineffective regulation of tobacco and nicotine, allowing Chinese products to flood the US market while imposing bans on vapes and e-cigarettes. The FDA has sent hundreds of warning letters to companies marketing illegal e-cigarettes, but reports have highlighted how vape companies regularly flout FDA's orders and make, stock and sell illicit goods that can be seen at countless smoke shops and online retailers that aren't approved by the FDA. The politicization of agency decision-making has raised concerns with close observers.
The FDA has been under criticism for allowing unsafe and unregulated products to proliferate, particularly ENDS and menthol products, which have been banned by the agency. Democrats have pressured the FDA to crack down on menthol vape products, arguing that ENDS flavored other than tobacco can appeal to kids. These concerns have led to calls for the FDA to more tightly regulate e-cigarettes or “step aside.” The agency has responded by initiating the development of a comprehensive 5-year strategic plan to advance health equity as a central tenet and focus on being proactive in its activities.
#society
American Thinker: In Germany, passage of the trans-friendly Self-Determination Act is fraught with dangers
Germany's ruling coalition introduces the Self-Determination Act, allowing individuals over 14 to change their gender on legal documents. The act also punishes "dead-naming," with fines up to €2,500, but concerns suggest it may be exploited. Moreover, the law affects parental rights, allowing children to override their parents' wishes and change their sex. The proposal has been met with controversy, and critics argue it goes against the idea of dual genders.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: Trump Was Right About Russia
President Trump believed in fostering a productive and sensible relationship with Russia, distinct from the Cold War mentality of previous administrations. He believed in exploiting the human element of international relations, an approach that did not sit well with the Washington establishment. Trump's policies towards Russia, and other key areas such as U.S. domestic energy production, education, and defense, were grounded in a Realpolitik approach, focused on achieving pragmatic results rather than being guided by ideology and theory. In contrast, the current Biden administration risks facilitating a three-pronged global risk composed of support for radical Islam, a superpower conflict with Russia, and U.S. domestic civil war.
Foreign Policy: China Is Rewriting the Law of the Sea
China's maritime claims in the South and East China Seas have puzzled scholars and policymakers for decades. While many explanations have been offered, Isaac B. Kardon argues in his book, "China’s Law of the Sea: The New Rules of Maritime Order," that China sees itself as above the law and unaccountable to smaller states. Though a party to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, China challenges several of its elements, including the rights of other states to control ocean resources, freedom of navigation, and dispute resolution provisions. China's actions might have consequences beyond the nearby waters and could potentially reshape the global oceans regime, leading to a return to raw power.
#health
Flag And Cross: New AI Screening Program Could Save Thousands From Blindness
Scientists have developed an AI scan called Eye2Gene that reveals the genetic cause of single-gene conditions known as IRDs. Utilizing Moorfields Eye Hospital's extensive database of information on IRDs, the high-tech screening program worked better or as well on 130 IRD cases. Eye2Gene could enable drugs and lifestyle changes to be prescribed years before symptoms emerge. It could also lead to personalized treatments, making specialist care more efficient, accessible and equitable. The technology still needs to go through regulatory approvals to demonstrate safety and efficacy before being deployed in medical device software.
#crime
Fox News: Joran van der Sloot arraignment: Interpol slaps down claims Dutch embassy interfered with extradition
Dutch authorities made an emergency passport for Joran van der Sloot to face federal charges but he refused to sign, according to Colonel Carlos López Aeda, the chief of Interpol in Lima, Peru. López Aeda stated that the Dutch authorities collaborated with Peru but did not interpose any obstacle. Van der Sloot is being held without bail in the US on extortion and wire fraud charges following an alleged plot to sell fake information about Natalee Holloway's remains to her mother. Apart from that, he was the prime suspect in Holloway's death in 2005 and was imprisoned for the murder of Peruvian heiress Stephany Flores in 2010.
Fox News: California 'career criminal' apprehended in body camera footage, kills faithful K-9: Police
California police release footage of fatal shooting of career criminal who shot and killed K-9 dog Rudy while fleeing from deputies. Johnny Ray Llamas was wanted on three outstanding felony warrants, including sexual assault of a child under 14, robbery and probation violation. Deputies responded to the scene after a 911 caller reported two unknown individuals running away from law enforcement across their property in Perris.
#outdoors
RV Lifestyle: How to Survive an RV Tire Blowout
RVers fear tire blowouts while driving. One must not hit the brakes and should not take their foot off the gas pedal. Accelerating helps maintain control, and correcting the steering to keep going in a straight direction is key. Choosing a safe place to slow down and pull over is critical. Tire maintenance is essential to prevent blowouts. Visualizing the steps for blowout response is crucial. The RV Tech Course from the National RV Training Academy offers repair and maintenance support. RV Lifestyle offers eBooks to help navigate RV travel and a SHOP for merch.