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America First News
1 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: SCHWEIZER FLAMES FEDS! Inside the Schweizer-Peter Strzok Throwdown
Peter Schweizer responds to Peter Strzok's attack on Twitter after the Government Accountability Institute (GAI), where Schweizer is affiliated with, cooperated with FBI field agents in the investigation on unreported donations by foreign actors and governments to the Bill and Hillary Clinton Foundation and the Hunter Biden case. The long-awaited Durham Report shows large-scale misconduct by Strzok and other FBI officials, including fired Director James Comey, his deputy Andrew McCabe, and others, and Seamus Bruner, the GAI research director, expresses frustration over the lack of real accountability.
Breitbart: White House Lashes out over Effort to Hold FBI in Contempt of Congress
FBI Director Christopher Wray faces contempt of Congress charges after refusing to divulge an unclassified, subpoenaed document detailing an alleged money-for-policy deal between Joe Biden and a foreign national. House Oversight Chair James Comer confirmed the file's existence and threatened Wray with contempt, which caused White House spokesman Ian Sams to denounce the move as a "silly charade." Democrats have expressed frustration with Comer's probe into the Biden family's business, which appears to have uncovered evidence of influence peddling. The FBI will face contempt proceedings if it fails to hand over the FD-1023 form as required by the subpoena.
#society
Daily Wire: Lizzo Says She’s Close To ‘Quitting’ Music Over Comments About Her Body
Musician Lizzo has stated that she is considering leaving the music industry after receiving negative comments regarding her body on social media. She shared a critical message she received and complained that such comments were a regular occurrence. Lizzo also stated that she had stopped eating fast food years ago but that people still mentioned it in comments. She emphasized that she was not trying to be fat or thin, only healthy, and that she was tired of explaining herself. The tweets have since been set to protected so that only followers can view them.
The American Mind: ‘Red-Pill’ Dating Content Is Toxic
The Whatever podcast delves into the private lives of young people, with click-bait aimed at slut-shaming young women with large body counts. The male hosts, while harshly criticizing women, fail to take a critical look at their own distorted sexuality and dating ethos. The guys in the manosphere follow a sexual double standard that is hypocritical and perverted. Their "boys will be boys" worldview wouldn't fly with the Fathers of the West. The podcast features good conversations and debates, but the way in which they're having these conversations is toxic and may not be worth engaging.
#military
Daily Wire: Defense Dept Demands Air Force Base Cancel ‘Family Friendly’ Drag Show, Citing Policy Violation Using Federal Funds
Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas cancelled a family-friendly drag show scheduled for Pride Month citing Pentagon policy that prohibits using federal funds for hosting such events on military property. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Gen. Mark Milley had ordered the show to be cancelled or relocated off-site. While Air Force officials initially approved the event, a spokeswoman later stated that the DoD would not host drag events at U.S. military installations and facilities, citing certain criteria that organizations using DoD facilities and equipment need to meet, as set out by Joint Ethics Regulation. The cancelation is part of broader efforts to review drag shows on military bases.
#culture
Forbes: Exploring The Cultural Impact Of ‘I’d Love To Change The World’ With A Founding Member Of Ten Years After
Ten Years After drummer Ric Lee discusses the story behind their breakout single “I’d Love to Change the World.” He notes that it represents frustration on the part of its writer, Alvin Lee, and remains relevant today with issues like global warming, the pandemic, and war. The hit has become a cultural icon and has been featured in Hollywood productions set during the 60s and 70s. Despite the passing of Alvin, Ric and the band continue to be proud of their contribution to music and the resonance of the powerful track.
#crime
Fox News: Alabama deputies kill man who opened fire at a utility employee trying to shut off his water
Deputies in Alabama shot and killed a man who had opened fire at a water works employee. Russell County Sheriff Heath Taylor said that the man fired a shot at the employee who had come to shut off his water service. The man then left the scene, but deputies pulled him over during a traffic stop and shot him after he pulled a firearm out of his vehicle. The officials were not injured, and the man's name has not been released. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is reviewing the incident.
PJ Media: Authorities Arrest 3 on Surprising Charges in Association With Atlanta Domestic Terrorists
Three individuals have been arrested on charges of charity fraud and money laundering connected to fundraising efforts for Antifa-aligned domestic terrorists who were arrested for firebombing a future law enforcement training complex and causing destruction in Atlanta. The group ran a non-profit called Network for Strong Communities, which worked with another group called the Atlanta Solidarity Fund, which was a bail fund for the individuals who attacked the training center property and other areas in Atlanta. The suspects were arrested at a location known as the "Teardown House" which has been under investigation in association with the domestic terrorist acts.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Louisiana Lawmakers Look to Expand Alligator Hunting Amid Soaring Populations
Louisiana Representative Chad Brown has put forward a House Concurrent Resolution that will increase the number of commercial hunting tags for alligators. The legislation, HCR 132, has also proposed reinventing alligator bonus tags and increasing recreational alligator hunting opportunities in a bid to control the population of Bayou State's alligators. The measure passed the House Natural Resources Committee with no opposition, and despite increases in tag allotments over the years, gator populations have continued to proliferate, causing problems for hunters and anglers alike, with nets and traps being destroyed, and duck hunters having to avoid certain areas.
#other
Fox News: 3 Iowa apartment building residents still unaccounted for days after collapse, officials say
Three residents of a Davenport apartment building remain unaccounted for following a partial collapse over the weekend. Two of the five missing have been found safe. The search for Brandon Colvin, Ryan Hitchcock and Daniel Prien is now considered a recovery operation.
Davenport Mayor Mike Matson and officials stated that the building is still dangerous and shifting and that the city is working on a timeline to demolish the rest of the building in a "dignified and respectful way." Attempts to find survivors are ongoing while an investigation is underway into what caused the collapse.
National Review: The Corner: A Good Day for Business at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court made consequential decisions in three cases. The Court strongly sided with a business that sued a union whose employees caused destruction to their property during a strike. In the second case, the Court rejected an expansive rule regarding tracing and adhered to the rule most lower courts accepted, which is a defense for companies sued over public offerings of stock.