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16 Jul 2023
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#politics
Red State: Duke Over America WAAM Radio Edition 236 Sunday July 16th 2023
Duke discusses the financial troubles of Michigan GOP and the mystery surrounding cocaine found in the White House.
Forbes: Renewables And Storage Got Texas’ Grid Through This Heat Wave. But The State Legislature Still Hasn’t Fixed Its Underlying Problems
Texas faced a power crisis during the "Big Freeze" in 2021 due to failures at coal, nuclear, and natural gas plants. The state's response to the crisis during the legislative session focused on fossil fuel solutions, ignoring energy efficiency and demand-response strategies. These demand-side solutions could have mitigated risks and improved resilience during extreme weather events, but they were largely ignored.
#society
The Epoch Times: 'Catastrophe:' Strong Opposition to Lac-Mégantic Rail Bypass 10 Years After Tragedy
Raymond Savoie and Rita Boulanger's home in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec will be expropriated by the federal government for a rail bypass project. They believe their house will be demolished, despite being initially told it would be moved or rebuilt. Concerns from residents include the potential for train derailments, opposition from the community, inadequate alternative route studies, rising costs, and environmental impacts. The expropriated residents have filed an injunction request, claiming that proper procedures were not followed and the project has not been approved. The bypass aims to reduce residences near the track and level crossings. The cost of the project is estimated to be close to a billion dollars. The final approval for the project has not been granted, as additional information is required. Lac-Mégantic Mayor Julie Morin believes the bypass is necessary due to the topography, the derailment, and the increased transport of hazardous materials through downtown. Savoie and Boulanger plan to fight the expropriation and remain in their home.
Fox News: Professor sues Notre Dame newspaper for defamation in reporting on her abortion advocacy
A professor at Notre Dame sued two journalists from the Irish Rover student newspaper over their reporting on her abortion activism. The professor, Tamara Kay, claimed the articles contained false and defamatory information. The Irish Rover denies these claims and plans to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
#war
Fox News: Putin and Russian Orthodox Church forge an unholy alliance to take over Ukraine
Russia has been targeting and persecuting Christian churches in occupied Ukraine as part of a wider religious persecution campaign. The Russian military has destroyed, damaged, and looted hundreds of religious buildings, and has murdered and imprisoned religious leaders. The Russian Orthodox Church has supported this campaign, aiming to expand its influence in the conquered territories. the persecution of Christians in Ukraine is a deliberate attempt to undermine identity and heritage, and is a gross violation of religious freedom.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Renewed Calls for Canada's Ex-Chief Justice to Quit Hong Kong's Top Court as HK Police Hunt Democracy Activists
Calls for Canada’s former chief justice Beverley McLachlin to resign from Hong Kong’s top court have rekindled after police in the city offered bounties for eight self-exiled pro-democracy activists living overseas.
#economy
Red State: Disney Finds out It Doesn't Pay to Go Woke, as They Face Big Trouble
Disney is facing financial trouble due to their woke approach to filmmaking, resulting in losses of nearly a billion dollars. Their recent movies have flopped, and even their theme parks are experiencing a decline in attendance. The high ticket prices are deterring middle-class families, and Disney's focus on attracting wealthier clientele is backfiring. They are alienating the public and straying from their family entertainment image.
#education
The Epoch Times: Why Affirmative Action Should End in Canada, as It Has in US
The US Supreme Court declares affirmative action unconstitutional, ruling that race should not be a factor in university admissions, with particular focus on Harvard's discriminatory practices. In contrast, Canada allows racial preferences in admissions, despite the illiberal and wrong nature of such discrimination. Affirmative action policies have proven to be a failure, resulting in enduring discrimination and fraud.
#crime
PJ Media: Was There Just a Jihad Terror Attack in Fargo, North Dakota?
On Friday, a car crash in Fargo, North Dakota turned deadly when Mohamad Barakat opened fire on police officers, killing one and injuring three others. Barakat's motive remains unknown, but the possibility of a jihadist attack is being ignored.
Fox News: Gunman kills officer, injures 2 others in Fargo shooting; motive unknown
A gunman opens fire on police at a traffic crash site in Fargo, North Dakota, killing one officer and wounding two others before being shot and killed by another officer. The motive remains unclear.
The Epoch Times: What Red Flags Should I Look out For?
Be careful when hiring contractors. Watch out for red flags like contractors offering "leftover materials" or saying permits aren't necessary. Always get things in writing and be wary of storm chasers. Don't let contractors bait-and-switch you with promises of high-quality materials.