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America First News
13 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Ramaswamy pledges to pardon Trump if elected, challenges opponents to make same vow
GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy pledged to pardon former President Trump if elected to the Oval Office and challenged his opponents to make the same vow. Ramaswamy filed a FOIA request this week seeking communication between the White House and the Justice Department concerning Trump's indictment.
Fox News: Burisma audio tapes could be 'cataclysmic event' for President Biden, Matt Whitaker says
Senator Chuck Grassley claims that a Burisma executive who allegedly paid Biden for a bribery scheme had audio recordings of his conversations with the family as an "insurance policy," according to an FBI document that the Bureau briefed congressional lawmakers on. On Fox & Friends, former Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker called the development "explosive." If the contents of the recordings are true, they could prove what Joe Biden knew and his scheme to abuse his power as Vice President. The FD-1023 form is dated June 30, 2020, and is the FBI's interview with a highly credible confidential source who detailed multiple meetings and conversations with a top Burisma executive over several years.
National Review: The Corner: Americans for Prosperity Action Unloads on the Biden–Trump Duopoly
Americans for Prosperity Action, a libertarian-leaning super PAC, is targeting early primary and caucus states with digital ads arguing that a Trump nomination helps Biden, hurts Republicans, and locks most Americans out of having a choice they might actually want. In short and blunt ads, they argue that Trump is too unpopular to win again.
Red State: Paul Ryan Takes a Shot at Ron DeSantis in No-Lessons-Learned Commentary
Paul Ryan opposes fighting culture wars and focuses on big policy problems such as the debt crisis and China. He dismisses transgender issues as less important and too polarizing. However, winning the culture is just as important in building a country worth living in. There is no evidence that Ryan is orchestrating Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign. They have not spoken since DeSantis left Congress. DeSantis focuses on cultural issues while Ryan denounces them. One side of the GOP has already won the debate and will accomplish something while Ryan does press hits.
#society
Red State: The Parental Extent of Self-Defense
Antifa violently clashed with Armenian-American parents protesting LGBT indoctrination at a Glendale school. The push to normalize sexual concepts and encourage destructive behavior in children is a radical leftist stance. Parents must prepare for the inevitable violence, defend themselves and their children, and not back down or retreat.
PJ Media: Drama Queens: The Rainbow Mafia Can’t Stand Not Being Universally Loved
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has declared a state of emergency for LGBTQ+ people in the United States due to a rise in anti-LGBTQ+ legislative assaults. The HRC has issued a guidebook for LGBTQ+ travelers and those living in hostile states.
The Epoch Times: UK Judges to Be Given More Powers to Throw out Strategic Lawsuits
The UK government has tabled amendments to the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill, granting judges in England and Wales more power to dismiss libel or privacy lawsuits associated with economic crimes that gag journalists. The legislation defines for the first time strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs), described as an attempt to suppress freedom of speech, behaviour causing distress or expense to the recipient, and action against stories that are in the public interest in tackling economic crime. The announcement is expected to be welcomed by the National Union of Journalists and legislation will include caps on legal costs to prevent SLAPPs from being “financially ruinous”.
The Epoch Times: China's 'New Cultural Mission' Aims to Spread 'Communist Totalitarianism,' Analysts Warn
Critics have condemned Chinese state media's promotion of a "new cultural mission" to create a "modern version" of China as a means of spreading Communist ideologies to other countries. During a meeting on "Cultural Inheritance and Development" on 2 June, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping argued that Chinese culture and Marxism were "highly compatible". While Xinhua News has described the "new cultural mission" as a means of making China a global cultural force, critics have accused it of being misleading and concealing the destruction of China's traditional culture during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and 70s. Some also fear that the regime aims to spread communism abroad via its initiative.
Critics have branded the Cultural Revolution-era destruction of capitalism and traditional Chinese cultural elements and the persecution of societal elites and scholars as catastrophic and are sceptical about Xi's attempt to reconcile Marxism and traditional Chinese culture. Yuan Hongbing, an Australia-based China expert, described the attempt to merge the two as both a cultural and political "scam" that is being used to perpetrate cultural genocide against various ethnic groups in China. Analysts have also expressed concerns that the CCP is attempting to exert more Communist control over different religions in China by pushing the ruling party's philosophies under the disguise of religious beliefs.
National Review: Transgender Influencer Goes Topless at White House Pride Celebration
Transgender influencer Rose Montoya posed topless at the White House Pride celebration, where President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden delivered speeches celebrating LGBT Americans. Montoya, a model and TikTok content creator, shook prosthetic breasts and cheered as the Pride and American flags were displayed on the balcony behind her. A transgender female, who had her breasts surgically removed, also posed topless next to Montoya. Montoya defended the display, saying going topless in DC is legal and that people like to sexualize women's bodies. Critics also accused Biden of violating U.S. Flag Code by displaying the Pride flag to the right of the American flag.
Newsbusters: Gallup Poll: Most Americans Don't Want Men in Women's Sports, Up from 2021
A recent Gallup poll found that 69% of Americans believe athletes should compete only on teams that align with their birth gender, up from 62% two years ago. 26% believe transgender athletes should not be allowed to play on teams matching their gender identity, down from 34% in 2021. The rise in transgender athletes negatively affecting sports, particularly women's teams, likely contributed to this trend. Even when asked if their views would change if they knew someone who was transgender, 64% still believe athletes should not switch teams and 55% believed it was morally wrong to "switch" genders.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Three killed, 25 injured in Russian night strike on Kryvyi Rih (updated)
Russia launched 14 cruise missiles at Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, causing the death of at least 3 people and injuring 25 others. Ukraine's air defence shot down three missiles, but five targets were hit, including a 5-storey apartment building, a food warehouse and an automobile company. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attack, promising that terrorists will be held accountable for every missile they launch. The attack is categorized as .
Fox News: US mulls sending top-shelf depleted uranium tank rounds to Ukraine
The U.S. will send depleted-uranium shells, along with 31 M1A2 Abrams tanks, to Ukraine later this year, despite concerns about health and environmental effects of the shells. Depleted-uranium shells are not radioactive but can cause after-effects if shrapnel is embedded in flesh. The shells are widely used for anti-armor use within the U.S. military and are capable of penetrating even the thickest armor on Russian tanks from long range, with unmatched penetrating power.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Ukraine strikes major Russian headquarters, reportedly kills general
Ukrainian forces continue to make advances in the southern front, capturing settlements and eliminating Russian infantry and tank units. The Ukrainian Air Force is conducting precise strikes on Russian military bases and command posts, including a successful HIMARS strike on a major Russian headquarters in Henychesk that eliminated the commander of the 35th Russian Army, Major General Goryachev.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Modi Can’t Look Away From Manipur
The Indian state of Manipur is currently experiencing violence between two ethnic groups, resulting in over 130 deaths and 60,000 people displaced from their homes. The conflict is complicated by the fact that the state government appears to favor one group over the other, leading to a widening rift between the two communities. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not taken any political steps to resolve the situation, treating it as a security problem, which risks hardening ethnic divisions and potentially undermining connectivity projects with nearby Southeast Asia. The violence in Manipur has the potential to ignite a larger conflict in the region, and Modi's direct political intervention is needed to prevent further escalation.
The Epoch Times: Cambodia Begins Construction of China-Funded Expressway Linking Vietnam
Cambodia has started work on its second expressway, which will link Phnom Penh with the Vietnam border. Funded by China, the 84-mile Phnom Penh-Bavet road will cost $1.35bn and be completed in four years. It is part of China's Belt and Road Initiative. China Road and Bridge Corporation will operate it for 50 years before transferring it to Cambodian control. Cambodia is already burdened with China loans of around $3bn, with nearly half of its foreign debt being owed to China.
The Epoch Times: Netherlands to Screen Foreign Doctoral Students in Tech Fields, Citing Security Risks
The Netherlands is considering legislation to screen international doctoral students in technical professions due to possible security risks. The law would apply to all non-European Union students. Dutch universities are hesitant to accept doctoral students with scholarships subsidized by the Chinese government, with knowledge security listed as the main reason. China is regarded as "the biggest threat" to Dutch security and the government has already blocked access to chip manufacturing technology. Dutch companies, knowledge institutions, and scientists are regularly targeted by China through illegal espionage, insiders, and covert investments, according to the Dutch intelligence agency.
#military
Fox News: 2023's shocking school choice MVP, Trump indictment turns 2024 upside down and more Fox News Opinion
President Biden's military priorities are misplaced, as recruitment declines and China strengthens.
California is worth fighting for.
Biden’s Pentagon struggles to recruit soldiers and this jeopardizes national security.
Biden should face jail time if guilty of bribery, says Tulsi Gabbard.
Wildfires aren't getting worse due to climate change.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Country Singer Garth Brooks Faces Boycotts Over Bud Light Comments
Garth Brooks faces boycotts over plans to serve Bud Light at his new Nashville bar, after the beer produced a can featuring a transgender influencer. The Bud Light can bearing Dylan Mulvaney's face prompted a boycott of the beer brand, with some calling for a wider boycott of Anheuser-Busch products. Conservative commentator Robby Starbuck urged his followers on Twitter to boycott Brooks’s bar. Although other country singers, including Travis Tritt and John Rich, and rocker Kid Rock, also called on people to boycott Bud Light, Brooks has said he will serve all brands of beer, including Bud Light, at his bar.
Fox News: Actor-writer Roma Downey says 'moon is a source of comfort' thanks to her dad's messages of love
Actress Roma Downey has announced the publication of her new children's book, "A Message in the Moon," inspired by a story about her father's promise to leave her a message of love in the moon wherever she goes. The book will be published on Oct. 10, 2023. Downey wrote an op-ed for Fox News in June 2019 about the profound impact her father's message had on her, which led her to create the book illustrated by Holly Hatam. "A Message in the Moon" highlights the enduring bond between children and their parents with a simple message of love.
Daily Wire: Sylvester Stallone Praises Arnold Schwarzenegger With Surprising Admission
Sylvester Stallone calls Arnold Schwarzenegger a "superior" action star, praising his ability to tell stories through his body in action movies. The two actors, who had a decade-long rivalry in the '80s, now have a good friendship. Schwarzenegger reciprocated the praise, saying he was motivated to work as hard as he did because of Stallone.
#health
Flag And Cross: Unraveling The Money-Happiness Myth: Insights From Yale's 'Science Of Well-Being' Course
Yale Professor Laurie Santos teaches an online course called "The Science of Well-Being", which addresses whether money can buy happiness. Despite studies showing that wealth can improve happiness, Santos argues that wealth has a small impact on overall happiness compared to practices such as meditation and spending time with family and friends. Santos suggests that mindfulness about the experiences that accompany purchases, such as spending on experiences rather than material items, can increase happiness. The student who took the class, CNBC contributor Dave Schools, changed his spending habits to invest in new skills and spending time with others.
The Epoch Times: Three out of Four Men Ignore Medical Issues Rather Than Seek Help: Survey
A survey conducted by Australian online health platform, Mosh, has found that 75% of respondents dismiss medical issues instead of discussing them with their doctors, while nearly half said they had kept a health issue from their family and GP. Of those surveyed, 72% reported embarrassment regarding a health condition which was particularly high among issues such as hair loss and mental health. The study found that most men don't have regular GP’s, and that convenience is the biggest barrier to going to the doctor. Men who were concerned about their alcohol and drug consumption often set sustainable goals by trying zero-alcohol beverages or by reaching out for support. A previously released Monash University study found that “maintaining friendship groups and social networks was a significant factor in reducing and managing depression in men".
Fox News: Inquiry into UK government's handling of COVID response questions whether lack of planning led to more deaths
The UK COVID-19 inquiry opened questioning whether suffering and death could have been avoided with better planning and whether Brexit distracted authorities from preparing for potential threats. The inquiry will investigate the UK's preparedness for a pandemic, how the government responded, and what lessons can be learned for the future. The first section will investigate whether planning relied too heavily on the assumption a future pandemic would resemble influenza, and whether planning for Brexit distracted resources from work to prepare for potential pandemics.
The Epoch Times: New Case Report Links Person's Death to New FDA-Approved Alzheimer's Drug
A clinical trial of FDA-approved Alzheimer's drug Lecanemab resulted in the death of a patient. While the drug had been granted accelerated approval in January, a setback occurred when Medicare rejected a petition for broader coverage under its policy for this Alzheimer's treatment. The case report highlights the importance of screening patients for cerebrovascular disease before prescribing this medication. ( )
#education
The Blaze: University professor defends failing a student for using term 'biological women' because it's 'outdated terminology' that causes 'systemic harm'
A student received a zero due to using "exclusionary" terms. Professor defends decision, emphasizes importance of correcting such language.
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: Florida School District Bank Account 'Fell Through the Cracks,' Unaudited for 18 Years
Controversy in Florida youth orchestra as accounting irregularities highlight unmonitored 18-yr-old bank account.
#crime
The American Mind: Cabin Fever
The Unabomber, Theodore John Kaczynski, was a math genius who went on a 20-year bombing terror campaign that killed 3 people and injured 23. Kaczynski grew increasingly anti-industrialization and anti-technology, and published his 35,000-word manifesto which called for destabilizing society and fomenting a worldwide anti-industrial revolution. Despite his hatred of technology, he was a beneficiary of the most advanced civilization, and his dream of a revolution required a core dedicated minority that would keep the majority inculcated in a nature ideology while destabilizing technologically advanced society at every opportunity. He was jailed for his crimes, but maintained influence over a subculture of dedicated admirers.
Forbes: Denver Shooting Injures 10 After Nuggets Win NBA Championship
Ten people were injured in a mass shooting in downtown Denver after a celebration for the Nuggets’ NBA championship. The suspect, who was among the 10 shot and does not have life-threatening injuries, was taken into custody.
PJ Media: That 'Christian Terrorist' in France Has Been Recognized. You'll Never Believe What He Really Is.
A man, who claimed to be a Christian and stabbed several people in France, was reported to actually be a Muslim refugee from Syria named Selwan Majd. Many migrants have falsely claimed to be Christian in order to get asylum. Those who recognized Majd suggest that his posing as a Christian may have been a failed attempt to gain citizenship. The incident no longer fits the media's paradigm of Christian terrorism.
#sports
Forbes: Manchester United Stock Soars Amid Rumors Of Qatari Sheikh Purchase
Qatari Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani has reportedly made a successful bid for Manchester United, causing the soccer team's shares to surge by over 12%. The Glazer family, who have owned Manchester United since 2005, have caused financial hardship to the team, according to criticism. This comes after Cristiano Ronaldo announced his departure from the team to Al-Nassr FC in Saudi Arabia, sparking controversy over sportswashing.
The Epoch Times: Softball and Wildfires
Softball and wildfires may seem like an unlikely pair, but they are forever linked in the memories of one family. The University of Oklahoma Sooner's softball team won their third consecutive national title, finishing the season on a 53-game win streak, while air quality was so bad from wildfires in Canada that major league baseball games were canceled in cities like New York and Philadelphia. Coaching softball and winning the Pennsylvania 12-and-under state championship came at a price to the family, who could not go on their dream vacation due to the devastating wildfire at Yellowstone in August 1988. NCAA softball is for those who appreciate tense, close, well-played games that don't take more than an hour or so. Oklahoma leads the nation in batting, fielding, and pitching and deserved their well-earned championship. The wildfires in the United States are due to poor forest management, which can be prevented with more intelligent forest management today.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Fluorocarbon Fishing Line of 2023
Choosing the best fluorocarbon fishing line comes down to asking a few specific questions. The Seaguar Tatsu is the best overall choice, but the Trilene Fluorocarbon Professional Grade is a great budget option. The Seaguar AbrazX is the best for bass fishing and the Seaguar InvizX is the best for saltwater fishing. All lines were evaluated on visibility, abrasion resistance and durability, handling, casting, and knot-tying performance, quality and craftsmanship, and price.
All Outdoor: The Top 10 Hunting Vehicles for 2023 - SUVs & Trucks
These 10 vehicles are the best hunting vehicles for 2023. They have the ability to navigate off-road terrain, haul heavy loads and fit hunting companions comfortably. The Ford F-150 and the Toyota 4Runner are the best trucks and SUVs for hunting, respectively.
#other
The Epoch Times: AI for the Win: A Dissenting Perspective
The AI language model ChatGPT has caused alarm about the potential dangers of AI, including job losses, disinformation campaigns, and oppression by authoritarian regimes. However, a sober assessment of AI suggests that machines are not close to achieving human-like general intelligence. Machines can only predict correlations and not distinguish causality from correlation. In addition, AI cannot grasp abstract concepts. There is also concern about the adoption of AI for political oppression. However, AI can potentially empower dissidents against a power monopoly, as it has the potential to even the playing field.
Forbes: ‘Ted Lasso’ Stars Share Special Messages With Their Fans: ‘We Are Massively Grateful’
The cast of Emmy-winning series Ted Lasso express their gratitude to fans at the Apple TV+ For Your Consideration event. With all 12 episodes of the third season now streaming, fans wonder if there will be more to come. The cast thanked viewers for the overwhelming support and love they have received, with some hoping for a spin-off or new season.
Fox News: Fat cat! Woman's pet feline is now the size of an adult male bobcat
Laura Kay from Ontario, Canada owns a F6 Savannah cat named Dexter who weighs over 24 pounds and is the size of an adult male bobcat. Due to his size, he only plays with dog toys and eats dog treats. Kay spends close to $115 a month on Dexter's food, toys, and vet bills.
The Right Scoop: This is the disgusting ‘pride’ garbage Joe Biden allowed at this White House this weekend (NSFW)
Joe Biden raised the gay flag at the White House during pride event and praised transgender individuals as the most courageous people he's ever seen. A man and woman showed their chests, including amputated breasts, in front of the camera.