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4 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Google's YouTube Drops Policy that Censors Discussion of 2020 Election Fraud
YouTube has dropped a policy responsible for censoring conservative voices, enabling the disputing of the 2020 US Presidential election. It will stop removing content that promotes false claims of fraud. However, Google stressed that its election misinformation policies will remain in check for future elections, while a tip to "authoritative sources" will be altered to benefit corporate media.
Breitbart: Report: Informant Alleging a Biden Bribery Scheme Is 'Credible' FBI Source
FBI has a "highly credible" informant who claims Joe Biden was involved in a $5M bribery scheme for policy decisions with a foreign national. FBI Director agreed to allow Congress to view an unclassified document next Monday after weeks of stonewalling, but the House Oversight Committee spokesperson said they still plan to hold the FBI in contempt of Congress. The informant has a history dating back to the Obama administration era and was "found to be highly credible" by the FBI.
The Federalist Papers: National Archives Refusing to Release Certain Emails Between Joe and Hunter Biden
The National Archives is withholding emails between Hunter Biden and his father's office, citing a FOIA exemption for confidential advice between the President and his advisors. Emails with the subject line "China Lunch" and discussions about an upcoming state event were among those redacted.
Breitbart: Exclusive – Ramaswamy: Biden Has Become 'Puppet' for the 'Managerial Class'
GOP candidate Ramaswamy claims Biden's cognitive deficits are viewed as a "benefit" by the "managerial industrial complex" controlling him, stating that he is more of a puppet than a leader. Ramaswamy has been critical of the federal governmental bureaucracy and aims to reform or eliminate agencies such as the Department of Education and the FBI, which he believes have become "toxic" or "weaponized."
#society
The Federalist Papers: Fans are Outraged After Beloved Children's Cartoon Features Pride Clip: 'Why Is This a Kid's Show?'
The children's show Peppa Pig is under fire for its radical gay episode, which features a storyline about a "two mothers" family. The episode aired last year but has resurfaced online, leading to backlash from parents concerned about indoctrinating toddlers with the LGBT agenda. Some critics believe that one episode is not enough and that ongoing representation is necessary, while others question the need to push such adult themes onto young children. The controversy highlights the ongoing debate over whether pride should be shown to little kids.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Harmful to Assume War Is Inevitable: Aussie PM
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese warns that assuming "war is inevitable" is just as harmful as the idea that "conflict is impossible" in the Indo-Pacific, while attending the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. He urges for "reliable and open channels of communication" between China and the United States to prevent miscalculations that may result in war as part of a "matter of simple, practical structures to prevent a worst-case scenario." Albanese assures Indo-Pacific countries that Australia's plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS pact is to prevent war, not to prepare for it. Through his speech, he recognises the influence and shared responsibility of big powers to maintain stable and workable relationships with each other to prevent any unilateral attempts to change the status quo that may lead to devastating consequences.
Red State: WATCH: Canadian News Crew Witnesses Chinese Warship in Taiwan Strait Swerve Dangerous Close to US Ship
China's military made an aggressive move towards American and Canadian military vessels during a rare joint mission through the Taiwan Strait, coming within 150 yards of hitting the U.S. destroyer, The Chung-Hoon. A People's Liberation Navy warship cut in front of the bow of The Chung-Hoon nearest the Chinese vessel's own proximity to Canadian frigate, the HMCS Montreal. The Canadian ship's commander stated that the situation was clearly instigated by China.""
The Epoch Times: New Tiananmen Museum Opens in New York Ahead of June 4 Anniversary
A museum dedicated to the 1989 suppression of pro-democracy demonstrations around Tiananmen Square will open in New York on June 2. The June 4th Memorial Museum will be the only such permanent exhibition in the world after a Hong Kong museum closed under pressure from authorities. It contains items from the event, including banners, letters, and a blood-stained shirt. The Chinese Embassy in Washington has not commented on the museum, and marking June 4 in mainland China is taboo.
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong Detains 8 People on Eve of Tiananmen Square Anniversary
Hong Kong police detained eight people, including activists and artists, on the eve of the 34th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, signaling a further erosion of the city's freedoms of expression. Four have been arrested for disrupting order in public spaces, two were detained for walking in a public area, and two others were detained for investigation. This year's Tiananmen commemoration is expected to be muted due to the sweeping national security law imposed by Beijing in 2019, which has resulted in the silencing and jailing of many activists.
#economy
Breitbart: North Carolina Brewery Buys Back Bud Light from AB Inbev
Craft beer founders from North Carolina bought back their brand from AB Inbev, becoming the first to do so. AB Inbev purchased the company in 2018 from the Portland-based Craft Brew Alliance, but the founding cousins are grateful for their experience with the beer giant. The move comes after Bud Light's controversial partnership with a transgender activist, which has caused sales to tank. The Appalachian Mountain Brewery founders plan to focus on a new Mills River taproom and sustainability and philanthropy efforts.
The Epoch Times: Office Vacancy Rates at Historic Highs in San Francisco, Potentially 40 Percent: Experts
Vacancy rates in San Francisco's office spaces have hit historic highs, reports suggest, with work-from-home efforts and tech layoffs contributing to the decline in office-space demand. Commercial real estate pros report defaults and deeply discounted office spaces, with the Union Bank tower on California Street selling for a 75% discount. The retail sector is tied to the office space, but experts say foot traffic is picking up. Crime and homelessness are among the problems exacerbating the situation, with low demand for communal workspaces.
The Federalist Papers: Another Disney Dumpster Fire? Here's Why Alarm Bells Should Be Ringing at House of Mouse
Disney is facing mounting losses both in terms of money and public opinion due to its far-left activism. Its latest film, a live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid," is receiving a lukewarm reception, and while it may break even in North America, it could face losses in the tens of millions of dollars internationally. In addition, early reviews and box-office projections for other Disney films, such as "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" and "Elemental," are lackluster, exacerbating Disney's woes. This could be due to a lack of appeal to the non-Western world or the reality of Disney fatigue.
Flag And Cross: Jim Cramer Says These 'Magnificent Seven' Stocks Are Winners
Jim Cramer advises sticking with the “Magnificent Seven” winning stocks: Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Tesla and Alphabet. These companies have shown high returns this year and Cramer recommends holding onto them. He praises Apple’s customer satisfaction rate, Microsoft’s success despite the tech industry’s slowdown, and Meta and Nvidia’s investments in artificial intelligence. Tesla and Alphabet are also recognized for their high profits and quality products which are being sold relatively cheaply. Cramer advises not to challenge these companies as they are likely to remain successful.
#health
The Epoch Times: How Humans Were Used as ‘Lab Rats’ in the COVID Pandemic: Dr. Ryan Cole on Fragmented mRNA, Spike Protein Messages, and the Vaccine ‘Ego’
Dr. Ryan Cole reveals that the mRNA COVID vaccine vials only contain about 50% pure mRNA and discusses the potential dangers of the lipid nanoparticle and gene sequence in the shots. He also discusses the emergence of "turbo cancers" potentially related to the vaccine and laments the loss of curiosity and free speech in the scientific community during the pandemic.
#crime
Flag And Cross: NYPD Commissioner Roasted After People Notice Anti-Cop Slogan Hidden on 'Pride Month' Car Designs
New York Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell celebrated “pride month” in a tweet on her official NYPD commissioner Twitter account. However, the NYPD’s pride paint job on their patrol car was noticed by eagle-eyed fans of the department for its slogan reading “All Colors Are Beautiful,” which could be interpreted as the anti-police acronym “ACAB.” The department is unsure whether the slogan was designed with clear intentions, as it could be a left-wing, anti-cop designer attempting to take the letters back and use them for a positive statement, or just a coincidence.
Human Events: UK grandmother mauled to death by illegally owned ‘family dog’
A woman was killed by a banned dog breed while sunbathing in her backyard. The victim's daughter, who owned the dog, was also bitten during the fatal mauling and both she and her husband were arrested. Authorities did not disclose the breed of dog, but neighbors described it as a large, healthy-looking animal with a "bulldog-Mastiff type" head. Dog breeds banned in the United Kingdom include American pit bull terriers, Japanese Tosas, Dogo Argentinos, and Fila Brasileiros.
#sports
Fox News: Reigning Wimbledon champion drops out of third-round French Open match citing sickness
Elena Rybakina, No. 4 women's player, withdrew from French Open due to upper respiratory illness, denying her a third-round match against Sara Sorribes Tormo. She said she had trouble breathing while warming up and had a fever over the past two days, sounding congested as she spoke to reporters. Rybakina won each of her first two matches this week in straight sets but has now forfeited due to an illness possibly caused by a virus in Paris.
Fox News: Soccer fan, 53, dies after falling 50 feet at game in Argentina
During a soccer match in Buenos Aires, a fan fell approximately 50 feet from the top section of Estadio Monumental and died on the spot. The game was postponed and the stadium evacuated, with authorities investigating the incident.
The Epoch Times: McIlroy Tied for Lead at Memorial by Making Fewest Mistakes
Rory McIlroy is now in a shared lead at the Memorial after finishing with a 2-under 70. Although he had to scramble at times, he managed to stay in contention. Matsuyama was leading before dropping off the leaderboard in the span of six holes and Cantlay had a triple bogey on the front nine. This was the highest 54-hole lead since 1990. Thirteen players were separated by two shots on Sunday. McIlroy will be in the final group with Si Woo Kim.
#other
The Blaze: Ireland considering killing 200,000 cows to fight climate change
Ireland may cull 200k cows in three years, spending €600k of taxpayers' money, to tackle climate change. The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association criticized the plan while experts warned food security would be affected. Ireland's dairy industry is responsible for 38% of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions, according to the EPA.
Flag And Cross: One In Four Vacationers Struggle To Detach From Everyday Life.
Many holidaymakers struggle to relax on vacation, with one in four admitting that they find it difficult to switch off from everyday life. Research based on a poll of 2,000 travellers found that nearly half take two or more days to truly relax and enter “holiday mode”, with worrying about work and “everyday” life being the top distractions. To counteract this problem, hotel chain Hilton has partnered with psychologist and ASMR expert Dr. Giulia Poerio to create an ASMR track called “Sounds of the Stay” to help people unwind while travelling to their destination and make the most of their time.