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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Rees-Mogg Pushes Anti-Discrimination Law as Banks Are Accused of Shutting Accounts Over Personal Views
Former minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg wants to pass a law that will make it harder for banks to close accounts. There are concerns that banks are shutting down accounts due to political exposure or views. Rees-Mogg's proposal includes an amendment to the Digital Markets Bill that would prevent banks from discriminating against clients and would require them to provide reasons for closing accounts. ( ) Nigel Farage, a GB News presenter, has also faced difficulties finding a bank willing to hold his account in the UK. Farage speculated that rules regarding politically exposed persons (PEPs) might be a factor. Banks denying accounts to individuals based on political views have been reported, although banks deny allegations. ( )
The Epoch Times: Governments ‘Crossed the Line’ with COVID-19 Lockdowns, Says 1922 Committee Chair
Governments imposed unprecedented lockdown measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, crossing the line in terms of personal liberties. The response caused massive problems and damage, including financial crisis, long waiting lists in healthcare, and mental health issues, particularly among young people. The draconian measures lacked parliamentary scrutiny and were based on unevidenced policies. Scientists were silenced and politicians were not following the restrictions themselves. The government needs to learn from this experience and show more humility in future pandemics.
The Epoch Times: Texas Democrat Roland Gutierrez Enters Race to Unseat Cruz
Texas state Sen. Roland Gutierrez, a Democrat, enters the 2024 U.S. Senate race challenging incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas). Gun control is a central issue for Gutierrez, who aims to make changes to gun laws following the Robb Elementary School mass shooting.
#society
American Thinker: China readying for total war, America laser-focused on pronouns and wood-fired pizza ovens
The Chinese military is training young children in warfare, instilling military behavior and teaching them to handle weapons. This is part of a broader push by the Chinese Communist Party to increase national defense education. In contrast, Americans are prioritizing fighting climate change and pursuing social justice causes while their freedoms are being eroded.
American Thinker: Are theatres turning off air-conditioning to suppress the box office for Sound of Freedom?
The hit movie Sound of Freedom, which exposes child sex trafficking, is facing a potential campaign to suppress its box office totals. Theaters are telling patrons that the air-conditioning is broken in the auditoriums showing the film, offering refunds or a different movie. Disney, who had the rights to distribute the film but relinquished them, may face backlash from shareholders if the movie becomes a mega-hit.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian commander involved in missile attacks on Ukraine shot dead, Ukraine’s intel confirms
Ukrainian intelligence confirms Russian reports of the murder of Stanislav Rzhytskyi, former commander of the Krasnodar submarine. Rzhytskyi was shot dead in Russia and is suspected of directing a missile strike that killed 27 Ukrainian civilians in Vinnytsia.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: UN Official Accuses Israel Of Abusing Palestinians, Cites Possible International Crimes
The U.N. special rapporteur accuses Israel of abusing Palestinians and violating their freedom. The report suggests that Israel's actions may be prosecuted as international crimes.
#economy
Forbes: After 14 Years On Top, China Now Ranks Third For U.S. Imports
China's ranking as the top source of U.S. imports has declined dramatically in the past five years, now being surpassed by both Mexico and Canada. This drop is attributed to Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite this decline, total U.S. trade with the world has reached record levels, exceeding $5 trillion for the first time.
Forbes: Foxconn Withdraws From $19 Billion Joint Venture With India’s Vedanta
Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn has pulled out of a $19 billion joint venture (JV) with Vedanta, an Indian metals and mining conglomerate, to build a semiconductor and display production plant in India. The reasons behind Foxconn's decision are unclear, but it is said that the JV struggled to find a technology partner to produce chips for mobile phones. Despite this setback, Foxconn remains committed to India and believes in the country's potential for semiconductor development. The withdrawal of Foxconn does not affect India's semiconductor goals.
#military
American Thinker: Are we about to hire mercenaries to fight U.S. wars?
Amid discussions surrounding the future of the U.S. military, some advocate for employing mercenaries. However, a reevaluation of foreign engagements and focusing on strategic interests is a better approach. Relying on mercenaries introduces risks and compromises national security. By fostering national unity and investing in modern defense capabilities, we can maintain a strong military force.
#crime
Forbes: Elizabeth Holmes—Theranos Fraudster And Ex-Billionaire—Quietly Cuts Two Years Off Prison Sentence
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has had her prison sentence reduced by two years for defrauding investors. She is now set to be released in 2032. Holmes and her co-conspirator Ramesh Balwani were found guilty of fraud and conspiracy charges related to their blood-testing startup.
#sports
Forbes: Hofmann To Leverkusen May Cause Chain Reaction To Take Diaby To Premier League
Bundesliga player Moussa Diaby's potential transfer to Arsenal or Newcastle United could be replaced by Leverkusen signing Jonas Hofmann. Diaby, known for his speed and attacking skills, has been a valuable asset for Leverkusen and his departure could fetch a high price. However, he may choose to stay at Leverkusen to continue his development under coach Xabi Alonso and play alongside talented teammates.
#technology
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