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America First News
2 Jul 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: US Takes First Step to Counter China’s New Opium War
The Chinese Communist Party is deliberately allowing the export of fentanyl to the United States, causing massive deaths and economic losses. The recent arrests and prosecutions of Chinese companies can be seen as the United States' counterattack in the "New Opium War" against America. Fentanyl, a highly addictive opioid, is being shipped from China to drug cartels in Mexico, who then distribute it throughout the United States. The Chinese companies involved go to great lengths to hide the drugs, using deceptive packaging and disguising the chemicals at a molecular level. This illegal activity is just a fraction of the larger problem, with over 100 suppliers of fentanyl or related chemicals in China. The United States is well aware of China's role in the fentanyl crisis but has seen little cooperation from the Chinese Communist regime. The influx of fentanyl has resulted in a significant increase in drug overdose deaths and has cost the U.S. economy trillions of dollars. The CCP's lack of cooperation is seen as intentional, part of their larger campaign against the United States. This issue brings to light the historical conflicts between China and the West, particularly the Opium Wars, and is seen as a form of retaliation. The United States is calling for stronger action against the Chinese companies involved and believes that sanctions should be imposed on the CCP's top leadership and the Chinese economy as a whole.
#politics
American Thinker: Sizzling hypocrisy: Biden vows to target white 'privilege' in college admissions after Supreme Court strikes down affirmation action
Joe Biden vows to crack down on white 'privilege' in college admissions following the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action. However, records show that Biden himself used political pull to secure admissions for his family members, including his granddaughter Maisy and son Hunter. The receipts expose Biden's hypocrisy and raise uncomfortable questions about his own involvement in legacy admissions and questionable practices in higher education.
The Economist: What to make of the Supreme Court’s tumultuous term
The Supreme Court's recent term was marked by landmark 6-3 decisions that overshadowed a few liberal wins. Chief Justice John Roberts faced criticism for departing from judicial restraint in his majority opinion. While there were fewer ideological splits compared to the previous year, the conservative justices still had significant victories, such as ending race-conscious affirmative action and scrapping President Joe Biden's plan for student debt relief. These rulings defended against challenges to civil rights protections, rather than advancing progressive goals. The term highlighted the court's rightward shift and ideological divide.
Fox News: 'Sopranos' actor thanks SCOTUS for 'allowing' him to 'discriminate,' makes announcement about his work
Actor Michael Imperioli thanked the Supreme Court for allowing him to discriminate against bigots and homophobes and excluding them from watching his work. He expressed his gratitude on Instagram and criticized the "hate and ignorance" in America. The Supreme Court also ruled in favor of artist Lorie Smith, stating that businesses should not be forced to go against their conscience on matters of significant importance.
The Supreme Court ruled against President Biden's student loan debt cancellation plan and affirmative action. They stated that federal law does not allow the cancellation of student loan debt and that students should be treated as individuals rather than being chosen based on their race.
#society
The Federalist Papers: 30 People Shot, 2 Dead at Block Party in Gun Controlled Left Wing Paradise of Baltimore
A mass shooting at a block party in Baltimore's Brooklyn neighborhood leaves 30 people injured and 2 dead. Law enforcement is searching for the gunman as the community grapples with shock and grief. Witnesses and video footage are being examined to assist in the investigation.
Breitbart: Seven Youths Arrested as French Unrest Spreads to Switzerland
Several shop windows were smashed in Lausanne, Switzerland, as young people gathered in response to riots in France. Seven people, mostly teenagers, were detained. +
#war
National Review: Russia Launches Overnight Drone Attack on Kyiv
Russia launched a drone attack on Kyiv, but Ukrainian forces successfully neutralized the weapons. The assault did not hit its intended targets, but debris damaged three homes in two districts. Ukraine is now rolling out a counteroffensive against Russia, with its forces advancing steadily despite the high human cost.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Prigozhin shuts down media empire, and even his trolls turn against him
Yevgeny Prigozhin loses control of troll factory and media empire after failed coup attempt. His bots on VKontakte and Twitter have stopped working, and his media holding "Patriot" has been closed. The National Media Group is likely to be the new owner.
#economy
Euromaidan Press: Shell continues trading Russian gas despite pledge to withdraw
Shell, the multinational oil and gas company, is still trading Russian gas despite pledging to withdraw from the Russian energy market. The company's actions have sparked controversy and accusations of accepting "blood money." Shell defends its actions by citing long-term contractual commitments and the need for stable energy supplies.
Forbes: Africa Becomes A Casualty In The War Against Inflation As Dollars Dry Up
African countries are struggling to obtain hard currencies, leading to high inflation rates. The pandemic and supply-chain disruptions have caused a shortage of dollars, euros, and yen, putting pressure on local currencies. This has led to a decline in foreign investment, devaluations, and increased costs of living. The situation requires increased exports and domestic production to counteract the trend.
#religion
Breitbart: New York Pizzeria Carbon Rules Could Shut Jewish Matzah Bakeries
New York City’s rules to cut carbon dioxide emissions could force pizzerias and matzah bakeries out of business. Jewish matzah bakeries, crucial for observing the Passover holiday, will be affected as the traditional unleavened bread must be mixed, rolled, and baked within 18 minutes. Matzah bakeries have already spent significant amounts of money on filtering systems in anticipation of the new rules. This regulation could also impact other ethnic restaurants in the city that rely on coal or wood ovens.
#crime
Red State: Shooting at Baltimore Block Party Leaves 2 Dead, 28 Injured
Mass shooting at a block party in Baltimore leaves two dead and many injured, with three in critical condition. Mayor Scott vows to find those responsible.
Breitbart: Los Angeles Metro Suffers Third World-style Wave of Copper Wire Theft
The Los Angeles Metro train system is plagued by copper cable theft, disrupting service and resembling Third World-style crime. The theft of valuable copper wiring has caused disruptions, costing millions in repairs.
Breitbart: 30 Shot at Block Party Sunday in Gun-Controlled Baltimore
A mass shooting at a block party in Baltimore, Maryland, left two people dead and several others injured. The incident occurred despite the strict gun control measures in the state.
#other
Forbes: Alison Goldfrapp On Going Solo For ‘The Love Invention’ and Collaborating With Röyksopp
Alison Goldfrapp, of the Goldfrapp duo, has released a solo record called "The Love Invention" after 20 years. The album features a contemporary dance sound and eye-catching visuals. Goldfrapp collaborated with other producers and drew inspiration from various genres and visual elements. The album contains energetic, cinematic songs with underlying commentary on romance and wonder drugs. Goldfrapp has upcoming solo performances in the UK and hopes to play shows in the US.