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3 Jun 2023
#society
The Federalist Papers: 'Slayy': Children's Toy Brand Latest to Show Support for Dylan Mulvaney on 'Pride Month' Post
Mattel’s Barbie showed support for transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, who claims to be a woman despite being a man, on TikTok. Bud Light also validated Mulvaney's delusion and as a result, has cost AB InBev, $27 billion. Barbie attempted to attach itself to Gen Z slang by commenting "Slayy" with a kissing and "pride" flag emoji in support of Mulvaney. Woke Barbie introduced its first transgender doll in the likeness of actor Laverne Cox and is now on , signaling the downfall of the iconic American toy brand.
#war
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: US Munitions Stockpile Too Low to Defend in War Over Taiwan
The United States is struggling to replenish depleted stocks of critical munitions, which could leave the nation incapable of fighting a major war. In a bid to support Ukraine, the US has reportedly sent over 2 million 155mm artillery rounds, putting significant strain on the nation’s munitions production capacity, which Army Secretary Christine Wormuth says is pushed to the “absolute edge”. Although the US is making strides in building up its stores, officials suggest that even with a 500% increase in production by 2027, the nation would still only be halfway to keeping supply afloat. The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party has warned that the current stockpile could be insufficient to deter a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, even with US allies potentially parting with some of their own supplies.
The US Army is asking for $18bn from Congress to expand and modernize munitions production capabilities over the next 15 years. While officials have suggested they are making positive strides toward replenishing supplies, Select Committee Chair Mike Gallagher believes rebuilding the arsenal needs to be a higher priority. He is concerned that the US will not be able to arm Taiwan with the munitions it needs to deter a CCP invasion on time, and has called for greater efforts to convince the private firms responsible for making munitions to work with the DoD. Gallagher warns of the risks of a deeply divided Congress continuing to shortchange critical munitions for other forms of spending. He believes that the nation has only two years, rather than the projected 15, to rebuild its arsenal to avoid a catastrophic conflict in the Indo-Pacific.
Euromaidan Press: Over 60,000 Ukrainian women are defending their country – Ukraine’s Defense Ministry
Russian invasion has led to an increase in the number of women in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Over 60,000 Ukrainian women are now defending the country, with 42,000 of them in the Armed Forces. The rise in numbers was possible due to changes in Ukrainian legislation related to gender equality allowing women to enlist.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: CIA Director Took Secret Visit To China To Meet With Intelligence Officials: Reports
CIA Director William Burns visited China in May to open up communication with Chinese intel officials after a spy balloon was found over US. The purpose of his trip was not "diplomatic engagements." President Joe Biden sought a thaw in US-China relations since the incident. tensions still remain as China rejected a request from the Pentagon for a meeting between top officials from both nations. The Biden administration reportedly knew about the spy balloon, but kept quiet to prevent disruption of then-Secretary of State Blinken’s trip to China. Burns also faced criticism for scheduling meetings with Jeffrey Epstein in 2014 when he was deputy secretary of state.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Exploring the Rich History of Indian Block Printing
Block printing is a handmade textile printing technique that transfers ink onto fabric or paper using a carved material. Block printing blocks are usually made of hard woods but can also consist of linoleum or rubber. Prints can range from small images, intended to be repeated in a pattern, to large artworks that require a printing press. Geometric shapes, paisley motifs, animal and bird designs, and figurative designs are some of the many motifs used in Indian block printing. Indigo dyeing, which is commonly used to color the fabrics used in block printing, enhances the visual impact of the intricate block-printed designs. Using block print motifs in home decor adds an inviting and visually captivating environment to the space.
#education
The Blaze: Family punished for opposing transgender student in girls' locker room scores settlement with school district
A Vermont school district settled with a family for $125,000 after punishing Blake Allen, then 14, for speaking out against a biological male student using the girls' locker room at Randolph Union High School. Blake was suspended for referring to the trans student as "literally a dude" and "not belong[ing] in the girls' locker room." Her father, Travis Allen, lost his coaching position for misgendering the same student in a Facebook post. Under the settlement, their records will be cleared of disciplinary action, Travis will be reinstated as a coach, and the district will pay the family and their attorneys.
#sports
Fox News: Mac Jones says he's 'hit it off' with Patriots' key free agent acquisition
New England Patriots signed JuJu Smith-Schuster to improve their offensive weapons. Jones praises Smith-Schuster's leadership skills and the QB-WR duo are building a good relationship.
Fox News: Bears considering other locations for new stadium despite already paying $197.2 million for land
The Chicago Bears are reconsidering plans to build a new stadium in nearby Arlington Heights, citing a high property assessment. The team has already bought the land for $197.2 million, but said they are open to considering other locations in the Chicagoland area. The Bears still plan to seek public funding for an entertainment district surrounding the stadium.
#other
American Thinker: Pig-Pen Nation: The greenie left declares war on washing clothes
The greenie left have shifted their focus to a new obsession: a war on laundry. Some believe in washing their clothes less or not at all. Sky high electricity rates caused by green energy mandates have already made washing clothes more costly. Men and women are to be manipulated differently into embracing this movement, with women being targeted with the save-the-environment argument. This latest obsession from the left is just the latest in the growing list of 'gross' coming from them.