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America First News
7 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: KJP Runs Into Rosen & Heinrich Buzz Saw on Biden's Falls, UFO Coverup
During Tuesday's White House press briefing, Biden's falling incidents were questioned by NewsMax's James Rosen, who asked if a review of advance procedures was necessary. However, the White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, deflected the question and instead listed Biden's accomplishments. When Rosen attempted to follow up, Jean-Pierre got nasty and ended the conference.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Obama’s Russia Collusion
J.R. Nyquist discusses Obama's Russia collusion accusations against Trump and how they make sense. Obama's true legacy is explored in a 3-part series on JamieGlazov.com.
Front Page Magazine: Biden’s Phony Pitch for Unity
President Biden gives a televised address promoting unity and bipartisanship after Congress passed a debt ceiling legislation. However, his message rings hollow, as he has spent his term in office doing the opposite, treating Americans on the other side of the political divide as enemies of democracy and denouncing them as semi-fascists. Biden has been extremely divisive on foreign soil and has indulged in class warfare rhetoric. He has failed to deliver on his promise to govern as a unifying president.
Fox News: Prince Harry's UK court battle 'goes against the grain of everything royal': expert
Prince Harry testified in a UK courtroom against the publisher of the Daily Mirror, accusing them of using unlawful techniques to gather private information on him, and blaming them for causing him anguish his whole life. This is the first time in over a century that a senior member of the royal family has testified. Experts wonder what this will do to his relationship with the royal family, as they have always had a working relationship with Britain's tabloids. Some believe that if Harry wins the case, it will be a pyrrhic victory at best.
#society
Newsbusters: New York Times Podcast Admits the Left Started the Transgender Wars -- Or Did They?
The media pushes for transgender inclusion, but conservative resistance follows. Polls show that most Americans oppose certain trans policies, but media frames these opinions as "anti-trans policies favored by GOP." The media is more focused on pleasing leftist Twitter and advocacy groups rather than building trust with a mass audience.
Front Page Magazine: Is the Sleeping Conservative Dragon Finally Waking Up?
Conservatives and traditionalists are frustrated by the ongoing woke cultural revolution and extremist policies that have little public support but are institutionalized. They feel that it's a self-created mess with high energy prices, out-of-control crime, a depressed economy, and politicized institutions. Conservatives are awakening from their slumber and discovering that they too can boycott, agitate and roar. They are discovering the power of their wallets through informal boycotts of woke companies and organizations' services that promote the woke agenda they reject. The public response to this stands as a reminder that conventional Americans have the capacity to protest against, boycott and reshape American society.
Fox News: The left's problem with men, and the Bible
Left-wing commentators have shown contempt for everyday Americans in their negative review of Republican Senator Josh Hawley's new book, "Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs." Hawley argues for the importance of strong, good men in society and references the Bible's teachings on masculinity. However, the left's crusade against masculinity, faith, and the family has caused real damage, leaving many American men adrift and struggling. The left's goal is to make men weak and apathetic so that they can be controlled, but America's men deserve better and should hold their heads up high as warriors and leaders.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Erdogan’s New Mandate
Erdogan won the Turkish election with 52.91% of the votes, making him the longest-serving leader with over 20 years in power. He has transformed Turkey into a near-Islamist autocracy, while muzzling dissent and eroding civil and human rights. His economic policy and foreign policies have contributed to the Turkish lira’s depreciation and strained Turkey's relationships with NATO and the US. However, during the election campaign, Erdogan refrained from using Israel’s conflict with the Palestinians as a tactic, and has been seeking to strengthen relations with Middle Eastern states, including Israel. ( )
#economy
Newsbusters: What Good Economy? NBC Highlights College Grads Losing Job Offers Under Biden
The Biden economy is failing, resulting in lay-offs and job offers being rescinded, even for recent college graduates who are being hit particularly hard. Some companies like Meta and Amazon have acknowledged pulling job offers as they also lay off workers with concern about the slowing economy. According to networking platform Fish Bowl, company offers being rescinded have risen 50% from last year. Hiring for entry-level jobs requiring a college degree is down 45% this year in LinkedIn, causing college-educated Americans to wait tables.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: India: Muslim Murders 16-Year-Old Hindu Girl on Busy Street in Delhi
A Muslim man stabbed a 16-year-old Hindu girl to death after a fight in Delhi. Media reports tried to hide the accused’s religious affiliation, although he tried to present himself as a Hindu by wearing Hindu accessories. There is a narrative in India that minority Muslims are being victimized, but the government has been lenient toward the Muslim community. Indian politicians have even awarded convicted rapists and murderers with cash and sewing machines as well as cancelling death sentences. It is time to acknowledge the truth about religious tensions in India to stop more horrific crimes, including the recent murder of Sakshi.
Front Page Magazine: D.A. Boudin Goes to UC Berkeley
Former San Francisco district attorney Chesa Boudin has been appointed the founding executive director of Berkeley Law's Criminal Law & Justice Center, which will focus on law and policy changes to advance justice in the criminal legal system. Boudin's biological parents were Weather Underground terrorists, and he previously worked for Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez. Boudin was elected district attorney of San Francisco in 2020 but was removed in a recall election in 2022 due to his promise to release repeat criminals and allow quality-of-life crimes to go unpunished. Brooke Jenkins, who replaces Boudin, has fired 16 Boudin loyalists and plans to prioritize improving public safety.
#sports
Front Page Magazine: The Oakland A’s Are America in Microcosm
The Oakland A's fan who ran onto the field and no one cared is a reflection of America over the last 50 years. The A's are like America: arriving late but quickly becoming dominant. Their rise and fall mirror America's own challenges, including the failures in Vietnam, the advancement of Marxism, and failed military excursions in Iraq and Afghanistan. The ongoing mismanagement of the team by its billionaire owner and censorship by Major League Baseball is just like America's own current struggles.
#outdoors
Fox News: Cruise tragedies: 4 times passengers fell overboard, turning vacations into nightmares
As peak season for cruises begins, a recent report reveals that 19 people have fallen overboard per year in the past decade with only a few being rescued. Recent incidents include Ronnie Lee Peale Jr. falling off the Carnival Magic, a passenger dying after falling from a balcony on the Virgin Voyages Valiant Lady, an Australian passenger going missing after going overboard on Royal Caribbeans Quantum of the Seas, and James Grimes falling off the Carnival Valor cruise ship, but being rescued just in time.
#technology
Fox News: US, China competition for artificial intelligence dominance will 'dictate the future of humanity' warn experts
The U.S. and China are both investing in artificial intelligence (AI), with experts divided on who controls the most advanced systems. The development of AI is seen as a race that could dictate the future of humanity and be more important than the 21st Century Space Race. Although some believe the U.S. has a slight advantage in AI development currently, others worry China has already surpassed U.S. capability.