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America First News
5 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Five Greek Police Officers in Custody Pending Trial for Assisting Illegal Migrant Crossings
Five Greek police officers accused of facilitating the entry of 100 migrants into Greece by cooperating with human traffickers along the Greek-Turkish border are being held in custody. Internal affairs officers tracked the police in a special border guard unit from October 2022, listening to transcripts of over 2,000 phone conversations. The accused officers are also alleged to have taken cuts of money paid by traffickers to get the migrants across the border. When arrested, police found almost €26,000 ($28,000) in cash and 60 mobile phones.
The Epoch Times: 16 South American Migrants Who Entered US Through Texas Flown to California
Sixteen Venezuelan and Colombian migrants were flown by chartered plane from Texas to Sacramento, where they were dropped off outside a church with only backpacks of belongings each. The migrants had already been processed by US immigration officials and given court dates for their asylum cases when “individuals representing a private contractor” offered to help them get jobs and to their final destination. The migrants had no idea where they were after being dropped off. Governor Gavin Newsom promised to ensure migrants were treated with respect and dignity, and to investigate who paid for their travel.
#politics
Liberty Nation: Trump’s Legal Travails Continue
Trump makes virtual appearance in New York while Biden explores the 14th Amendment.
Townhall: Floyd Brown’s New Book Takes a ‘Counterpunch’ at the Left’s Dismantling of Society
Floyd Brown's book, Counterpunch, addresses current political issues and proposes solutions, including getting involved at the local level. Brown argues that political feuds are not just between Democrats and Republicans, but also wealthy elites versus the middle class. He discusses distractions like J6 and CRT, and exposes the true extent of inflation. Brown also calls for the breaking up of monopolies like Amazon, and critiques big tech censorship. He warns against warmongering and offers solutions for fixing Social Security. Brown's book is a must-read for those seeking solutions.
#society
Townhall: The Human Side of LGBTQ Pride and the Predicament It Causes for Loving Christians
Christians face a predicament when it comes to LGBTQ issues as two contradictory positions dwell in their minds. One states that the community should show compassion towards the individuals and build relationships with them instead of resisting their agenda. The other position says that society and religious liberties are being destroyed unless Christians speak up. However, stating that homosexual practices are sinful and rejecting the validity of same-sex marriages or someone’s gender identity is being considered as hateful. Majority in pro-LGBTQ category cannot recognize one's genuine love for them when these stances are taken.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: Montenegro Won’t Free Itself From Crime Through Crypto
Montenegro, the smallest NATO member state, will hold parliamentary elections next month. The election is significant because whoever Montenegrins elect will either beat the criminality and reduce smuggling and money laundering, or keep its backdoor to Europe open, as it has been for over 30 years. Ex-President Milo Djukanovic is intertwined with Milokjo “Mickey” Spajic, the co-founder of political movement Europe Now!, who has promised to make Montenegro a cryptocurrency haven - a decision that would be reckless and raise eyebrows at home and abroad. It is unclear whether President Jakov Milatovic will continue to work with scandal-ridden Spajic or move him aside if his party wins power.
#history
Fox News: On this day in history, June 5, 1968, presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy is fatally shot in Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California, in 1968 after winning the California primary as a Democratic presidential candidate. Kennedy was shot by a Palestinian immigrant from Jordan, Sirhan Sirhan, and passed away the following day. He was the younger brother of President John F. Kennedy and served as attorney general during JFK's administration. Kennedy's legacy is continued today through the nonprofit organization "Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights."
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: Best Times & Seasons To Fish In New Orleans
New Orleans is a prime destination for anglers due to its unique location surrounded by saltwater, freshwater, and brackish water on all sides. Anglers can enjoy inshore and deep-sea fishing and target various species of fish, with the most productive seasons being early spring and late fall. Anglers can choose between half-day, full-day, or even multi-day charters and experiment with different fishing techniques such as shore fishing, charter boat fishing, and pier fishing.
#other
The American Spectator: Weekend in Munich
A travelogue of Deroy Murdock's weekend in Munich, featuring visits to various eateries, museums, and concerts, including Sir Elton John's Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour. Despite the rainy weather, Murdock enjoyed a range of German food at various restaurants and attended a chamber music recital by the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra. He also visited the Nazi Documentation Center and an exhibit about flowers in art, and watched surfers ride a wave on the Eisbach river. The travelogue ends with Murdock taking the S8 train from Munich International Airport back home.