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America First News
12 Jun 2023
#society
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Tamara Lich -The Heart of the Freedom Convoy
Tamara Lich, organizer of Truckers’ Freedom Convoy protest and author of the new best-seller "HOLD THE LINE", talks about the Convoy and her experiences in the Glazov Gang show. Other episodes discuss Covid vaccines, cattle mutilations, and globalist agendas.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: One Nation, Two Sets of Laws
Prosecutorial discretion has led to a two-tier justice system in some jurisdictions, where pro-crime prosecutors choose not to prosecute thieves, drug dealers and violent criminals. While Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg issued a ‘zero day’ memo on taking office, telling prosecutors not to seek prison sentences for armed robbers. This selective prosecution has become routine in New York, and at the federal level, where written laws have little bearing as the unwritten laws of politics are used as a substitute for rigorous adherence to the law itself. The fundamental principle of the civil rights movement was that justice was no substitute for equal justice, but political prosecutorial discretion eliminates equal justice and replaces the law with an agenda. Until we have one set of laws for all, not two, there will be no justice in America.
#other
The Epoch Times: Australian Greens Refine Demands on $10 Billion Housing Fund
The Greens are standing their ground, demanding rent control measures to be included in the federal government’s proposed $10 billion housing fund. While they may be willing to compromise on the total sum going towards affordable and social housing, they are calling for some sort of limitation on rent increases, either through a two-year freeze or national caps on hikes. The government has made concessions with the crossbench, but discussions are ongoing, and the bill will hit the Senate soon. Treasurer Jim Chalmers urged the Greens to stop playing political games and vote for more social and affordable housing.