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25 Jun 2023
#society
American Thinker: The mockery of female equality
The World Economic Forum ranked the Philippines as one of the 20 best countries for women, but it also has the only law in the world where divorce is illegal - highlighting the Forum's lack of consideration for women trapped in abusive marriage. A woman in America can easily escape a bad marriage, but a woman in the Philippines has no choice but to pay thousands of dollars and wait for years for an annulment which could still be overruled by the government itself. The ranking criteria only considered economic opportunities; educational attainment; health and survival; and political empowerment, showing that the Forum does not care about this aspect of women's lives.
#religion
American Thinker: Leftism and the Enemies within the Church
The documentary "Enemies within the Church" explores the decline of evangelical Christianity and the rise of liberalism in the church. It emphasizes the importance of the Ten Commandments and the need for repentance, and asserts that love is often emphasized at the expense of other teachings in the New Testament. The film warns against the infiltration of Marxism and the acceptance of deviant lifestyles, and encourages churches to stand for truth without wavering.
#culture
American Thinker: The joy of high school sports: Preserving the nation locally
A dedicated fan of the Jasper Wildcats, a high school baseball team from a small town in Indiana, recounts the joy of finding a love for clean-cut, well-played baseball after becoming disillusioned with the professional sport. He sees the values represented by the team--hard work, discipline, and community--as essential to preserving American society and culture. Investing in local politics and institutions, he believes, is a way to defend Western civilization against an onslaught of destructive ideologies.
#crime
Forbes: How To Sell A Stolen Masterpiece
Gentleman burglar Stéphane Breitwieser stole over 200 works of art from museums and churches, worth an estimated $2 billion. He and his girlfriend visited the Rubens House in Antwerp, Belgium, to steal Georg Petel's 400-year-old ivory sculpture of Adam and Eve. Breitwieser identified a security flaw in the plexiglass display box and removed the sculpture's screws. Despite the multiple visits from security, Breitwieser successfully stole the piece and left the museum without running. Breitwieser only stole for love of art, displaying his loot in his bedroom and never selling it, making him an outlier among art thieves.
#sports
Foreign Policy: Erdogan and Europe Are Stuck in a Draw
Istanbul hosted the 2023 Champions League Final between Manchester City and Inter Milan. Turkish authorities and UEFA put in place extensive security measures after rumors that the match would be moved out of Turkey due to political unrest following the country's pivotal election. The final was one of Erdogan's first opportunities to face his European counterparts in government and civil society after liberally deploying anti-Western rhetoric throughout his presidential campaign. Soccer is seen as Turkey's irrefutable link to Europe, and hosting the prestigious final provided Erdogan with an opportunity to project growth and success.
#other
RV Lifestyle: 70 Degree Road Trip #2: The Interior Expedition
Take a 7,064-mile road trip through the heart of America, starting in Brownsville, Texas and ending in San Diego, California. The Interior Route takes you through 14 states, showcasing natural wonders, picturesque landscapes, and unique cultural experiences, and can be done in segments at different times of the year.