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America First News
18 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Pence Triggers Todd by Mentioning Hillary's Emails & Hunter's Laptop
Chuck Todd interviews Mike Pence and asks for his thoughts on the indictment of former President Trump. Pence points out the two-tier system of justice in the US and how it seems unfair that Hillary Clinton was given a pass while Trump was indicted. Pence goes after Todd and the left media allies for their dishonest and partisan coverage during the Trump years. He argues that it's hard to believe politics didn't play some role in the unprecedented decision to bring an indictment against a former President.
American Thinker: All the anti-Trump propaganda fit to deceive
The New York Times falsely labeled Glenn Thrush's article on the handling of the Trump case as "News Analysis." The piece aimed to explain why Special Counsel Jack Smith did not treat Trump more harshly, highlighting that he sidestepped secondary issues to focus on the weight of evidence. The article is full of anti-Trump propaganda, omitting important details and sources of quotes.
Breitbart: Populists Enter Govt in Finland, Replacing Millennial Party Girl PM
Finland’s conservative National Coalition Party has announced its picks for key Cabinet posts in the upcoming government which is set to be the most right-wing in the Nordic country’s recent history. The governing coalition includes the far-right, eurosceptic Finns Party, which runs largely on a nationalist and anti-immigration agenda. There will be a total of 19 ministerial posts in the new Cabinet, including prime minister-designate and NCP leader Petteri Orpo, with NCP set to get eight ministerial portfolios in total. It is expected to carry out major social policy and labor reforms and budget cuts in the next four years, masterminding a hard-line stance on immigration including tightening requirements for Finnish citizenship.
Fox News: Chris Christie slams RNC over 'useless' presidential nominee pledge
Former New Jersey Governor and 2024 presidential candidate Chris Christie criticized the Republican National Committee's (RNC) requirement that candidates pledge support for the GOP's presidential nominee. Christie called the pledge a "useless idea," stating that Republicans shouldn't have to sign something to show support for their party's eventual nominee. The RNC stated that it would not amend the pledge, despite pushback from other Republican candidates, including Asa Hutchinson. Christie said that he voiced his concerns to RNC chief Ronna McDaniel but will still take the necessary steps to participate in the primary debates.
#society
Breitbart: Austria Claims to Have Foiled ISIS Plot to Attack Vienna Pride Parade
Austria's domestic intelligence service arrested three young men before Vienna's Pride parade began. The suspects were aged 14, 17 and 20 and had allegedly sympathised with the extremist Islamic State group. The parade was attended by approximately 300,000 people and the intelligence service said there was “no danger for the participants of the parade at any time.” Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer thanked investigators for preventing the potential attack. The three suspects had radicalised online and were Austrian citizens of Bosnian and Chechen origin. They were kept “under constant control” and arrested following house searches which uncovered evidence, including weapons. They had been "kept under constant control" by intelligence services, with a statement saying "They are a threat to our democracy and security and must be dealt with severely."
Forbes: The Nashville Movement: How Students, Nonviolence, Discipline, And Organization Enduringly Advanced Equality And Justice
Today we honor Juneteenth and the legacy of civil rights leaders. More work remains, but we can learn from history and continue paving the path forward. The Nashville movement was a unique, disciplined, and nonviolent initiative led by college students and benefited from an active and loyal contingent of white civil rights supporters. It endured for years, facing setbacks but ultimately achieving change, and its principles can inspire our continued fight for equity and justice today.
Red State: My Dad's Legacy of Genius, Humor, Humility, Adventure, and Love
A daughter reflects on what her father taught her, not through "Dad-isms," but through shared experiences and stories. Her father was an ambitious and adventurous man who loved to race motorcycles, go on adventures and make people laugh. Despite his tough exterior, he had a humble and caring heart, which was evident in how he treated everyone, from janitorial staff to his own family. He taught his daughter the importance of being present with loved ones and the power of determination. She believes family is everything and misses him every day.
#economy
Breitbart: Pence: Trump’s Stance on National Debt 'Identical’ to Biden
Mike Pence claims that Donald Trump's position on the national debt is identical to Joe Biden's, with entitlements driving the debt and potential insolvency ahead. Pence believes that the Republican Party should be the party of growth, fiscal responsibility, and reform, and argues that the magnitude of the national debt needs to be openly discussed to protect future generations. The rising inflation is also concerning, as it is crushing family budgets with millions of Americans struggling to make ends meet.
#military
Fox News: Top Army official blames anti-woke rhetoric of right for severe recruiting crisis
Army Secretary Christine Wormuth dismisses criticism that military is too "woke" and argues that such critiques worsen the already troubled recruiting crisis . Wormuth's comments come as the military faces its worst recruiting crisis since adopting an all-volunteer approach over 50 years ago. The Army, the country's largest military unit, has been hit particularly hard, falling 15,000 recruits short of its fiscal year 2022 goals. The "woke" criticism poses another hurdle, according to Wormuth, in addition to the military leaders' politicization, which contributes to a decline in trust in the military, and that the shift to "woke" policies has caused the ongoing recruiting crisis, said Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: Islamists Burst Into Uganda Dorm, Hack Girls to Death With Machetes
Islamic Jihadists attacked a boarding school in Uganda, killing 42 people, mostly students, with the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) being responsible. The ADF is an extremist group infamous for past machete and axe attacks and is notorious for targeting schools in Africa. The attackers were aided by local collaborators and had monitored the school area for two days. The number of Islam-driven massacres is ever-increasing in Africa, with the ADF being responsible for over 4,500 deaths in Beni, a city in the Democratic Republic of Congo's North Kivu province. The group has targeted Christians, and there is little outrage over Muslim massacres despite the Biden administration's focus on anti-gay laws in Uganda. The ADF-NALU has links with Tablighi Jamaat, a global Sunni Muslim revivalist movement that has links to terrorist activities.
#culture
The Blaze: Box office bomb: Disney's 'Elemental' animated movie about xenophobia, featuring its first non-binary character, could be Pixar's worst-earning opening ever
Disney's new Pixar film "Elemental," featuring the studio's first non-binary character, is struggling at the box office and could be the lowest-earning Pixar movie ever. The children's movie contains themes on racism, xenophobia, and a dangerous romance between two opposing elements, fire, and water. Despite tackling sensitive topics, the film's bleak tone and $200 million budget may have contributed to its lack of success at the box office.
#health
Red State: Doctors Mutilated Her Breasts When She Was Just 13. Now She's Suing.
Kayla Lovdahl, a detransitioner, is suing the hospital and doctors who performed a double mastectomy on her at age 13. She claims they spent only 75 minutes evaluating her before recommending the drastic actions. The doctors rushed her diagnosis and convinced her that she was transgender, not advising mental health treatment as an alternative. The suit also alleges that doctors coerced her parents into agreeing to the transition. Lovdahl will be represented by Harmeet Dhillon’s Center For American Liberty, which is representing another prominent detransitioner, Chloe Cole.
#crime
Fox News: Central Park dispute between NYC dog walkers ends with pet stabbed to death: reports
A woman's dog was fatally stabbed by an unknown attacker during a verbal dispute with its owner in Central Park. The incident occurred after the unleashed dogs of the attacker, who is currently at large, began to bite the victim's dog and another Chihuahua.
#technology
Breitbart: Open the Pod Bay Doors, Bezos: Amazon Shuts Down Man's *Entire* Smart Home After Delivery Worker Claims Racism
Amazon suspended a man's account due to a miscommunication from one of its delivery drivers who alleged the man made a racist remark through an automated message from his doorbell, which he captured on video. As a result, the owner of the smart home system was locked out of his account for a week, thereby making his Amazon Echo devices unresponsive. Although the homeowner has questioned Amazon's incident management process and called for better consumer protection, he supports the e-commerce giant's measures to keep its delivery drivers safe.