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America First News
12 Jun 2023
#politics
Forbes: Former Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi Dies At 86
Former Italian prime minister and media mogul, Silvio Berlusconi, has died at the age of 86. Despite numerous scandals, Berlusconi remained a fixture in Italian politics for years.
American Thinker: In the year 2525, if Trump is still alive
President Trump's indictment may result in a 500-year sentence. Many believe it to be a brutal overreach leading to further division in the country. The double standard of justice is being questioned.
American Thinker: Why indict Trump when it is clear that documents for the National Archives documents have been commonly mishandled?
Many government records are missing from the National Archives, including from the Obama Administration and officials like Clinton and Lynch, who are accused of intentionally evading the government records system. Former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy calls it an "unauthorized private communications system for official business for the patent purpose of defeating federal record-keeping and disclosure laws." This challenges the Archives' role in preserving records of the United States. They are digitizing but remain vulnerable.
It's not just Donald Trump who hasn't taken his obligation to protect classified information seriously; Joe Biden is accused of the same. The punishment for former Clinton National Security Advisor Sandy Berger's malicious destruction of important records was relatively light, which highlights the vulnerability of archival libraries dependent upon physical papers. It's hard to escape the conclusion that Trump is being selectively prosecuted.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Pakistan Police Urged to End 'Oppressive' Expulsion of Afghan Refugees
The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission urged Pakistan to stop expelling Afghan refugees after reports of detention and expulsion of 250 Afghan nationals, some with travel documents. The commission warned of the danger to political activists, former government officials, and protesting women fleeing persecution in Afghanistan. It called for an inquiry into the “accepted standards of refugee and migrant rights” and for the establishment of help for refugees. Women and children were among 1,200 Afghan nationals held at a high-security Pakistani jail in December 2022. Police officials have said detainees will be deported to Afghanistan after serving jail sentences.
#culture
American Thinker: Raging Bull****
Robert De Niro went on a rant about Donald Trump during a press conference about Martin Scorcese's new film, Killers of the Flower Moon. The film stars De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio and centers on the murder of members of the Osage tribe in Oklahoma. De Niro's irrational outburst reveals the Trump-haters’ mentality: unreasonable, incoherent, and overwrought, far outside the boundaries of acceptable discourse. Despite this, De Niro remains a great artist and his role in the film is limited to a few scenes, with DiCaprio taking the lead. It is not something people wish to witness.
#other
Washington Free Beacon: National Geographic Says Climate Change Is 'Greatest Threat to Human Health.' It Also Flies Billionaires Around the World on Its Private Jet.
National Geographic, known for lamenting climate change, raises funds by flying deep-pocketed travelers on its private Boeing 757 jet to "far-flung destinations" for $100,000, which emits more carbon dioxide than 47 average Americans in a year. National Geographic identifies transportation as one of the largest sources of carbon emissions but offers trips such as "Wildlife of the World by Private Jet," which allows attendees to visit endangered ecosystems and encounter legendary wildlife while enjoying the luxuries of an overwater bungalow, VIP-style leather seating, and a private chef. While liberal billionaire donors such as Bill Gates and world-famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio accept environmental awards and attend National Geographic events, they also embrace the controversial practice of carbon offsetting, which National Geographic even doubts in a February report.
Fox News: Montana environmental group suing state over constitutional climate change obligation to begin trial
A group of young people in Montana are suing their state government for endangering their health and livelihoods due to climate change. The plaintiffs argue that the state fails to curb emissions while pursuing coal, oil, and gas development, and not doing enough to combat smoke from wildfires and drought, which is causing rivers to dry up. This could set a legal precedent for other states with similar environmental protections.