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America First News
24 Jun 2023
#illegals
PJ Media: Hypocrisy on Parade: Sanctuary City NYC Spent $50K on Flying Migrants Back to Texas, Florida
NYC Mayor Eric Adams’s administration reportedly bought $50,000 worth of plane tickets to fly 114 illegal aliens out to Texas, Florida, and South America from the city’s homeless shelter system or emergency facilities set up by the city’s public hospitals corporation. Adams’s $50,000 expenditure challenged the effectiveness of New York City as a sanctuary city, which proved incapable of sustaining its promise to offer protection to illegal aliens.
More than half of the illegals are currently living in the NYC homeless shelter system or in emergency facilities set up by the city’s public hospitals corporation. Despite this, City Hall spokeswoman Kate Smart claimed, “We are not coercing people to leave, we are not suggesting or recommending locations, and we are not presenting any kind of false choice.” NYC publicly advertised itself as encouraging any and all migrants to come there; however, after the illegals arrived, New York City had to spend millions of taxpayer money on providing shelter, medical care, and legal services.
#politics
Red State: Biden Makes Weird Comment to Women, Still Can't Get Kamala's Name Right
Joe Biden continues to make strange and incoherent gaffes, with a recent example being at a political event where he made a weird comment about women and high heels. Biden's history of inappropriate behavior towards women makes this even more concerning. Despite being in office for three years with Kamala Harris, he still mispronounces her name. Biden also coughed into his hand and then went on to shake hands and kiss members of the audience, showing a lack of responsibility during a time where COVID-19 is still a concern. This all puts the US and the world in deep trouble.
The Epoch Times: Biden Meets Pro-Abortion Groups on Anniversary of Roe v. Wade Reversal
President Biden attended a pro-abortion group event in Washington DC, on the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. The event, hosted at the Mayflower Hotel, was one of several planned by the White House this week. Biden pledged to fight to restore Roe v. Wade’s protections and make them “once again the law of the land,” and warned that the Dobbs ruling has risked “the broader rights of privacy” for Americans. Three major pro-abortion organizations, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, NARAL: Pro-Choice America, and EMILY’s List, announced their support for Biden/Harris 2024 ticket.
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has triggered state-level responses, with some states pushing for tighter abortion restrictions and others codifying additional protections for women seeking them. In the aftermath of the Dobbs decision, a black market for abortion pills has also emerged, which is helping people in states that have strict rules to self-manage their own abortions. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) has pledged to “fight like hell” to increase access to abortion and contraception nationwide. Conservatives are celebrating the decision, estimating that around 200,000 babies have been born in the past year that likely would have been aborted if the Supreme Court’s decision had not been made.
The Epoch Times: New Poll Shows Nearly Two-Thirds of Californians Thinking About Leaving the State
Over 60 percent of respondents in a recent survey conducted by Strategies 360 are unhappy with the high cost of living in California, with 40 percent considering leaving and 24 percent thinking about it. The reasons cited included economic uncertainty, expensive housing and living costs, public safety, and the state’s education system. Many have already left, with California losing over 800,000 people in the last three years according to data released by the state’s finance department. Affordability was the main reason cited for wanting to leave, and 27 percent said state policies that do not reflect their political views are also a factor.
The Right Scoop: Hunter Biden’s lawyer has a HILARIOUS defense of his CCP text message
Hunter Biden's lawyer defended his client's addiction as having "no connection to anyone in his family," in response to the release of text messages that suggest the involvement of Joe Biden in foreign business dealings. One text from Hunter Biden threatened the Chinese energy conglomerate CEFC China Energy with consequences from then-Vice President Joe Biden if they did not fulfill their "commitment." The statement by the lawyer seems to be an effort to shield the president from the implications of the text message.
#society
Forbes: ERCOT Can’t Be Sued For 2021 Texas Winter Storm Power Failures
The Texas Supreme Court voted 5-4 that the Electric Reliability Council of Texas has sovereign immunity from lawsuits over power outages during the 2021 winter storm. The ruling dismissed a lawsuit from CPS Energy and reversed a previous judgment, likely curbing litigation over deaths, injuries, and damages suffered during the storm.
#war
Forbes: The Ukrainian Marine Corps’ Upgraded T-80 Tanks Led The Attack Along The Mokri Yaly River
Ukrainian marines, air-assault troops, mechanized troops, and territorials have been using T-80 tanks to conduct swift, violent assaults along the Mokri Yaly River in southern Donetsk Oblast. In the little over two weeks of hard fighting, the Ukrainians have liberated three settlements and are currently stationed around Makarivka. The 35th Marine Brigade's T-80BVs are the latest Mod. 2018 variants and have the latest thermal optics, satellite navigation, and Nozh reactive armor. The Malyshev Factory in Kharkiv produces the tanks and has completed around 90 of Ukraine's roughly 350 active and stored T-80s.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: US to Bolster India's Military Power With Major Deals
U.S. aims to strengthen military ties with India to counter China's influence. Biden called Xi Jinping a dictator. Raytheon says decoupling with China is impossible. Congress reports that Temu Supply Chains may have forced labor. TikTok admits Chinese storage of U.S. user data. Fentanyl deaths increase in Silicon Valley. Taiwan passes anti-organ harvesting law. India's rise could make it more amenable to U.S. interests in the Indo-Pacific region.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Facebook, Instagram to Block News After Canada Adopts Content Fee Law
Meta will block news on Facebook and Instagram in Canada following the passing of the "Online News Act," forcing companies like Facebook and Google to pay fees to media outlets. Meta is conducting product tests which will end the availability of news before the bill becomes law. The aim of the act is to support the struggling Canadian news industry. Meta also faces a similar threat in California, where the proposed "Journalism Preservation Act" would force tech firms to pay publishers in the form of a "journalism usage fee." Meta has threatened to pull news content if the California bill becomes law.
#culture
Forbes: 10 Great Movies That Will Disappear From Netflix At The End Of June
Netflix is set to remove a significant amount of movies in June 2023. Among them are the Austin Powers trilogy, Pitch Perfect, and World War Z. Austin Powers is the wacky universe portraying an enigmatic British spy, wherein the great comedian Mike Myers plays the lead role. Pitch Perfect is a musical journey into the world of college a cappella, featuring an all-female group called the Barden Bellas. World War Z, on the other hand, is a chilling survivor story in search of the source of a zombie pandemic, starring Brad Pitt.
Flag And Cross: Food Over Culture: Millions Of Travelers Plan Holidays Around Cuisine
Food is the top priority for holiday-goers with 42% feeling nervous about visiting countries where they are unfamiliar with their cuisine, according to research by Tesco Mobile. Of 2,000 UK adults surveyed, 23% declared food was their main reason for travelling, compared to 19% who sought culture, 18% landmarks and 17% beaches. European food unfamiliar to UK audiences is the cuisine of choice for travellers, with the most popular destinations being Italy, Spain, France, Greece and Portugal. While 49% will eat at local independent restaurants, 21% will choose street food.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: Great Books and Horses
The Western classics relied upon the knowledge of horses; from Homer to Shakespeare, they influenced and symbolized our natures. Wyoming Catholic College provides education in horsemanship and heroism, but it is expensive. Please help us find donors and underwriters to keep it going.
#health
Newsbusters: Brzezinski Rages about ‘Dangerous and Retrograde’ Dobbs Decision
MSNBC's Morning Joe host Mika Brzezinski spent over half an hour panicking about the effects of the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade, and discussing her hatred for "the conservative court" with guests. She claimed that banning abortion was harmful to all women, especially those of childbearing age, and implied that denying women abortions would lead to sterilization. She also made many anti-men and anti-Republican statements.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: New Report on Best and Worst States for Healthcare Misses Important Factors
Mississippi ranks the worst in healthcare access, quality, services, costs, and outcomes. Every state experienced COVID-19 deaths, which led to a nationwide decline in life expectancy and access to healthcare. Abortion bans and restrictions could also limit access to providers that offer important preventive health care like contraception and reproductive cancer screenings. Maternal mortality rates were as low as 9.6 per 100,000 live birth in California but higher than 40 deaths per live births in Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Mississippi. Black women had a higher maternal death rate compared to White women. Many pregnancy-related deaths are preventable when mothers receive care during and after pregnancy.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Watch: Shoplifter Blowtorches Plastic Security Measure and Is Openly Stealing Within Seconds
Shoplifting in major cities like New York and California has increased significantly, with organized gangs even using blowtorches to steal from stores. There appear to be no consequences for shoplifters, leading urban retailers to lock up even low-value products and require employees to be summoned for access. The increase in shoplifting has prompted some to wonder if this is just a fad influenced by liberal ideas about property crime or if it is a sign of the collapse of civilization. It's a far cry from when Rudy Giuliani was mayor of New York and subscribed to the "broken window" theory of urban decay.
The Blaze: Oklahoma gas station employee wanted to go home early, so he asked someone to rob him at work: Police
A gas station clerk in Oklahoma requested someone to rob his store so he could finish work early. Alyia Locke set up the robbery and Isaias Jones paid her after the fact. Both Jones and Steven Jones, the alleged robber, were charged with conspiracy to embezzle and possession of a firearm. Locke is also facing embezzlement charges.
#sports
Fox News: Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler accidentally whacks himself in the face with golf club
Top-ranked golfer Scottie Scheffler remains in contention at the Travelers Championship after shooting even par with two birdies and bogeys. However, his club whacked him in the face after hitting a tee shot, although he appeared to sustain no major injuries. Scheffler is currently tied for 18th at 7-under heading into the weekend.
#science
Fox News: Massive asteroid to pass by Earth this weekend
An asteroid roughly the size of a three-story building will pass by Earth this weekend at a little over half the distance of the moon. It will be viewable via a livestream from the Virtual Telescope Project. Several other asteroids are also expected to pass Earth this weekend.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Millions of Genworth Policyholders and California Pensioners Had Data Stolen in Cyberhack
Russian hackers breached the personal information of millions of members of the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) and insurer Genworth Financial, according to a recent admission from the two firms. Third-party file storage vendor PBI Research Services was targeted by hackers using a vulnerability in the MOVEit Transfer software. Ipswitch, the maker of the product, had discovered security flaws in May. The attack, which affected other organisations holding sensitive data, led CalPERS to admit "this external breach of information is inexcusable." Claims to have stolen hundreds of other organisations’ data too.
Flag And Cross: Wearable Robotic Arms For Humans Created By Researchers
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed Jizai Arms – wearable robotic arms that can be used by humans. The system comprises a base unit, to which up to six interchangeable arms can be attached, controlled by the user or remotely. The system was designed as a form of social interaction between wearers and was found to be so intuitive that users felt the loss of appendages when wearing them was over. Wearers’ reaction to the device was so positive that researchers suggested a future design objective might be to create a sense of individualised ownership.
#other
Flag And Cross: Hundreds Of Fish Found Dead In Iconic UK River
The River Cam in Cambridge was seen covered with dead fish this week, shocking local residents. The Environment Agency and Anglian Water suggest low levels of dissolved oxygen are the cause, dismissing suggestions of pollution. The affected region is popular with walkers and university rowing teams.