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America First News
11 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: George Soros Hands Son Alex Control of His $25 Billion Empire
Billionaire Democrat donor George Soros will pass his $25 billion empire to son Alex, who plans to broaden his father's ultra-liberal causes to include voting, abortion, and gender equality. Alex, who is 37-years-old, has visited the White House 17 times in just over a year and has already met big-name Democrats. He will also get involved in politics ahead of the 2024 election and expressed concern about Donald Trump returning. Soros-backed organizations have previously contributed millions of dollars to groups advocating for illegal immigration, amnesty, and prostitution.
Flag And Cross: Gene Simmons Shocks Panel with 2024 Prediction After Trump Indictment
Gene Simmons predicts that Donald Trump will win the next US presidential election, claiming that Joe Biden's infirmities and advanced age will be his downfall. The KISS frontman and reality show star made the bold prediction on Piers Morgan's TalkTV show, causing surprise and gasps among the panel. Despite being a Trump supporter in 2016 and later calling him a "disappointment," Simmons believes that Trump will be handed a second term by the left's recent indictment of the former president. Many Americans love Trump and won't be swayed by the biased media or federal officials, while others won't vote for Biden because of his physical and mental unfitness.
Red State: Poll: Nearly Half of Americans Believe President Donald Trump Should Have Been Indicted
Former President Trump has been indicted by a Miami grand jury on alleged classified document retention charges, causing little shift in public opinion, but increasing concern over the seriousness of the charges, especially amongst Republicans and Independents. The latest ABC/Ipsos poll has revealed that more than 46% of respondents believe Trump should suspend his campaign, while 48% believe he should face charges. Additionally, 47% of respondents believe the charges are politically motivated, with few shifts in other positions since April.
Despite the recent indictment, former President Trump has vowed to continue his presidential race, currently holding a decided advantage in the GOP primary. A poll of 910 respondents by ABC/Ipsos found that due to the recent charges, respondents considered the charges more serious than they did following an indictment secured by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. The survey revealed minimal shifts in opinion among Democrats and Republicans but a notable shift in concerns from Republicans. Overall, the poll concludes that regardless of Trump's charges, many people believe he should suspend his campaign.
Forbes: Former AG Barr ‘Shocked’ By Trump Document Charges: ‘If Even Half Of It Is True, He’s Toast’
Former Attorney General Bill Barr criticized former President Donald Trump's mishandling of classified documents, calling the charges against him "very, very damning." Barr argued that if even half of the allegations were true, Trump would be "toast." The 31 counts against Trump for willful retention of national defense information and obstruction of justice are "solid counts" and Barr said there was "very egregious obstruction" against the federal investigation. The former attorney general, who served from 2019 to 2020, criticized the unsecure way prosecutors say the documents were kept, while also stating that the idea that Trump is a victim of a witch hunt "is ridiculous."
The Epoch Times: Trump Reveals His 2024 Plans If He Is Convicted of Crimes
Trump denies plans to drop out of the 2024 race if convicted in a DOJ case connected to mishandling classified documents. He intends to fight the allegations and not take a plea deal with prosecutors. He believes he won't be convicted. Trump is expected to appear in a Miami court on Tuesday.
#war
Fox News: Following Kakhovka dam collapse in Ukraine US combat vets organization saving residents amid flooding
Project Dynamo, a Tampa-based nonprofit, is rescuing residents impacted by the collapse of the Kakhovka dam in Kherson, Ukraine. The team, consisting of combat veterans, has completed dozens of operations and is working on more maritime operations in the area. President Zelenskyy claims the collapse was a "Russian terrorist attack," and Russian soldiers are shooting at people in the area. Project Dynamo is in need of more boats and a jet ski to continue their rescue operations.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Satoshi Nakamoto Speculation Reignites As Bitcoin Wallet Awakens After 10 Years
The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin , remains a mystery, but recent discussions suggest that Satoshi may be a group of individuals rather than a single person. Gene Hoffman, CEO of the Chia network, suggested that Hal Finney and Len Sassaman were active members of the Satoshi group. Hal Finney, who is acknowledged as the first person to receive the initial version of Bitcoin’s code, is another potential candidate for the identity of Satoshi. While some speculate that the identity of Satoshi remains shrouded in secrecy due to the repercussions of such widespread adoption of Bitcoin, others believe that it’s merely a strategic move to remain anonymous. BTC was trading at $26,504.34 at the time of writing.
#religion
The New American: The Theory of Evolution: A False Religion Bringing the West to Destruction
Darwinism is a false religion destroying Western civilization and Christianity. It devalues human life and justifies abortion, Marxism, and tyrannical government. The theory of evolution is a myth based on unsupported guesses, and many scientists disagree with it but are censored. This harmful ideology must be rooted out by promoting the Bible and classical philosophy, and parents should keep their children out of government schools.
#culture
Forbes: Stray Kids Tie Blackpink With Their Latest Hit Album In The U.K.
South Korean K-pop group Stray Kids are making a significant impact in the United Kingdom with their latest album, 5-Star, entering the U.K. albums chart at No. 40. This marks a new high for the group who have now secured three placements on the chart, tying them with Blackpink for the second-most placements on the U.K. albums chart among South Korean acts. BTS holds the record for the most chart placements with 11 collections. Stray Kids' successful run in the U.K. showcases their growing popularity and influence.
Despite Stray Kids tying with Blackpink for the second-most placements on the U.K. albums chart, Blackpink has achieved higher chart positions than their counterparts with two of their albums reaching the top 10, including one claiming the No. 1 spot. Stray Kids' third album, 5-Star, has now surpassed Suga's two wins on the U.K. albums chart, at least for the moment. Stray Kids continues to rise in popularity and their success in the U.K. demonstrates their growing international appeal.
The Epoch Times: Beautiful Xiao Music "Fisherman's Song" | Chinese Music | Musical Moments
A composition symbolizing life's journey as a boat in the vast sea with the door of heaven open and salvation in view, accompanied by the fisherman's song. A metaphor for the ups and downs of life, with true freedom leading to a happy fisherman singing a song, driving towards his homeland.
#health
The Epoch Times: Canadians' Trust in Government and Science Waned Since COVID: Federal Report
Canadians suffering from an "increased distrust of government and science" thanks to COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Public Health Agency of Canada based on a survey of 2,088 citizens and 16 focus groups. Only 22% of respondents said they were more likely to trust federal agencies since the pandemic began. The report, titled “The Impact of the Pandemic Experience on Future Vaccine-Related Intentions And Behaviour,” found that the public wants factual, balanced and unbiased information from government sources rather than contradictory messaging.
The Federalist Papers: Terminal in Hawaii’s Largest Airport Shut Down After Disgusting Finds at the Gates
Bedbugs were discovered at Hawaii's largest airport, Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, in Terminal 2. Gates E5, E6 and E7 were closed and receiving preventative pest control measures, after bedbugs were captured on May 30. The airport will also undergo deep cleaning for three weeks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that bedbugs can cause public health issues, leading to travel warnings.
The Epoch Times: Sleep Problems Can Be an Early Sign of Alzheimer’s
Disrupted sleep patterns can serve as an early indicator of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. Sleep irregularities can manifest years before an official diagnosis. Alzheimer’s involves diminished responsiveness of brain cells to signaling chemicals, and the accumulation of excess waste material that hampers their function. Disturbed sleep can impair learning and memory consolidation. Losing neurons and their interconnections result in cerebral atrophy, cognitive ability declines, and dementia sets in. There is evidence suggesting that melatonin supplements may be beneficial in improving cognitive function in patients with Alzheimer’s. Maintenance of adequate sleep time and sleep quality is vital in maintaining peak cognitive performance.
#sports
Fox News: Phillies' Rob Thomson ejected after arguing about resetting pitch clock
Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson was ejected from a game against the Los Angeles Dodgers after arguing with umpires over the pitch clock rules. Thomson came out to argue after the pitch clock wasn't reset when pitcher Aaron Nola requested a new ball, which led to him being ejected. Pitchers have 15 seconds to pitch with no one on base and 20 seconds with a baserunner. Nola suggested he was trying to do both – buy more time and that he felt like the ball was slick. Los Angeles won the game 9-0.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Quebec Now Taking the Offensive Against Forest Fires: Natural Resources Minister
Wilderness firefighters in Quebec are now attacking forest fires instead of only reacting to them. Reinforcements are helping coordinated efforts to put out the 131 fires in the province. While the number of out of control fires has dropped, it is still unsafe for people to return to evacuated communities.
#other
Fox News: Dierks Bentley hilariously documents bra shopping with teenage daughter: 'Call mom'
Country star Dierks Bentley took a break from co-hosting CMA Fest to take his teenage daughter bra shopping. The musician documented the outing on TikTok, showing his confusion over the different types of bras available. Despite his daughter's enthusiasm over finding the perfect bra, Bentley eventually had to call in the help of his wife to make the final decision.
The Epoch Times: Major Interstate Collapses Near Philadelphia After Tanker Truck Bursts Into Flames
A section of Interstate 95 collapsed in Philadelphia after a tanker truck caught fire. The northbound side has collapsed, and the southbound side has been compromised by heavy fire. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro urged citizens to avoid the area, and the highway remains closed in both directions. It is not yet clear what was inside the tanker or if there were any injuries.