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America First News
19 Jun 2023
#society
The Epoch Times: Enough of Pride–It’s a Sin
The author opposes all Pride celebrations, including Pride Month, as pride is a sin and the cause of all other sins. He argues that this applies to all groups, not just the LGBT community. He also notes the similarities between the current state of the Black Lives Matter movement and the extremist phase of the Jacobin period of the French Revolution. The author believes that promoting pride leads to intolerant reactions and undermines the original aims of these movements.
#war
Forbes: The Russians Packed A Robotic T-55 Tank With Explosives And Rolled It Toward Ukrainian Lines
Russian forces near Marinka attempted to use a 70-year-old T-54 or T-55 tank as a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (VBIED) against Ukrainian positions. In a desperate move, this shows how Russia has been running low on modern weaponry and turning to long-stored tanks and fighting vehicles in its ongoing war on Ukraine.
#culture
Human Events: Meghan and Prince Harry are ‘f*cking grifters,’ say Spotify
employees after royals’ failed podcast
Spotify employees call Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "lazy" and "f*ck*ng grifters" in their failed $20 million podcast deal. The couple only produced 13 hours of content over two years, leading to their departure from Spotify and criticisms from insiders.
#history
The Blaze: Archaeologists unearth ancient sword from 3,000 years ago at German burial site in 'extraordinary' condition
Archaeologists discovered a 3,000-year-old Bronze Age sword at a German burial site in Nördlingen, Germany. The sword, with an ornate octagonal hilt, was found at a grave site believed to contain the remains of a man, woman and young person. The sword is in remarkable condition and is believed to date back to 14th century BC. It is an extraordinary find, said Mathias Pfeil, head of the Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments. The manufacture of octagonal swords was complex because the handle was cast over the blade and this sword may have been more than just a showpiece. It is thought the weapon's component parts were crafted in southern Germany, northern Germany, and Denmark.
#health
Fox News: Ecuadorian woman who woke up during her wake dies after 7 days in hospital
A 76-year-old retired nurse from Ecuador, Bella Montoya, who was declared dead by doctors, surprised her family by knocking on her coffin during her wake. Montoya was rushed to the hospital and remained in critical condition. She died a week later from an ischemic stroke. Her family is seeking answers and has filed a complaint about the incident.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Shooting at Juneteenth Celebration Leaves 1 Dead, at Least 22 People Injured in Suburban Chicago
At least 23 people were shot during a Juneteenth celebration in a Chicago suburban parking lot, leaving one person dead and the others injured. Authorities are still investigating the motive behind the attack and there have been no arrests made so far. The shooting occurred during what was described as a "peaceful gathering" before escalating into chaos.
#sports
Fox News: Minor league baseball manager exits game through stands after ejection
Managers Brayan Pena and Omir Santos were ejected during a game between the Lake County Captains & West Michigan Whitecaps. Pena walked back across the field to confront the umpire after his ejection and then jumped over the wall separating the fans from the field to leave the stadium.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Heat Wave Triggers Big Storms, Power Outages in US Southeast, Raises Wildfire Concerns in Southwest
Heat advisories across the southern US as triple-digit temperatures and thunderstorms cause power outages and wildfires, with tornadoes and other severe weather possible. The National Weather Service recommends taking breaks, staying hydrated, and not leaving people or pets in cars. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency after power outages caused by strong winds and severe weather, with over 450,000 people without electricity across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi. The elderly and children are especially vulnerable.
#other
PJ Media: MONDAY AT 4PM EASTERN: 'Five O'Clock Somewhere' with Kruiser, VodkaPundit
A writer suggests that chatting and day-drinking in front of a computer screen is a good indicator of "Five O'Clock Somewhere." The post also reminds readers about the upcoming Monday and encourages them to become VIP Gold supporters.