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America First News
18 Jun 2023
#society
The American Spectator: Free and Fair Elections: The Foundation of Democracy
The Constitution aimed to create effective government while preserving the people's liberty. Antifederalists argued that a strong central government would lead to a governing class with different interests and urged for power to be diffused. The Bill of Rights was added to limit national government power. During World War II, democracies curtailed individual freedoms, but held fair and free elections to preserve democracy. Today, politicians and media promise to control outcomes, but we must remember to vote from our soul and uphold the Constitution.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Unique Kelp Puts Tasmania's King Island on World Map
Kelp harvesting on King Island is a unique industry that contributes to Australia's economy. Alginates extracted from the kelp are used in pet food, drinks, sauces, and paper coating. Five percent of the world's production of alginates comes from bull kelp found on King Island, with the industry contributing about $2.5 million annually to the island's economy. Despite worker shortages, business is booming, and orders are 12 months in advance. Seaweed aquaculture is seen as an emerging industry in Tasmania, and in May, a scientific permit was issued to investigate the viability of commercial-scale offshore kelp production.
#religion
The American Spectator: When I Baptized Your Mother
Bob Lott, a Baptist pastor, and Debbie Bailey, a newcomer to the church, met at a youth group outing when Bob "re-baptized" her by tossing her into a lake. Despite the rocky start, they eventually got married and celebrated 50 years together. Bob was a down-to-earth pastor who offered hope to troubled youths through simple yet impactful teachings.
#culture
The American Spectator: Remembering Glenda Jackson — and Margaret Thatcher
Glenda Jackson, British Labour Party politician and actress, died at 87. Identified as a socialist, feminist, and non-monarchist, she served as an MP from 1992 to 2015, with some ministerial experience, often criticizing Tony Blair from the left. On Thatcher’s funeral day, she delivered a speech accusing the Iron Lady of responsibility for social disasters, tuning in boos from the Commons. As an actress, Jackson was a Shakespearean player and starred in many notable films, including winners of the Best Actress Oscar. But her portrayal of Elizabeth I in the 1971 BBC series Elizabeth R is one of the richest characters in any English-language drama of the last half-century.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Residents and Tourists Alike Excited for the Return of the Montreal Grand Prix
Montreal's downtown streets were transformed into pedestrian-only zones for the Canadian Grand Prix, which drew thousands of tourists. Some residents and visitors appreciated the event's economic benefits, while others were annoyed by the noise and wished for a greater emphasis on green energy. The Quebec and Canadian governments have committed over $100m to keep the race in Montreal through 2031. Despite the significant cost to taxpayers, organisers and business owners said it identifies the city on an international stage, recognising its touristic attraction and place on the map.
#other
Fox News: Robert De Niro reveals that his 6 older children have not met his baby daughter Gia yet 'but they will'
Robert De Niro revealed that his six older children haven't met his new baby daughter yet "but they will." The 79-year-old actor and his girlfriend Tiffany Chen welcomed Gia in April and De Niro plans to spend Father's Day with his children. De Niro surprised fans when he revealed that he had welcomed his 7th child during an interview with ET Canada. The "Taxi Driver" star added that he and Chen were "over the moon" about the arrival of their daughter and confirmed that the pregnancy was planned since they wanted to have a child together.
The Epoch Times: Military Investigates Sexual Misconduct Allegation Against Snowbirds Pilot
The Royal Canadian Air Force is investigating a sexual misconduct allegation against a Snowbirds pilot. The aerobatics team will perform as an eight-aircraft instead of nine. The person affected by the alleged misconduct is also a member of the military. The member facing allegations has been reassigned to non-operational duties, and the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service is investigating. The Snowbirds team is scheduled to perform in Dieppe-Moncton, N.B., this weekend. The military is not able to disclose reasons why investigations, including the one involving the Snowbirds pilot, may or may not be referred to civilian police.