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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
The Babylon Bee: 10 Far-Right Extremist Ways To Show Your Love For America
Summary: To continue patriotic acts all year round, far-right MAGA-T Republicans are suggested to avoid saying the Pledge of Allegiance and engage in heterosexual relationships. Pushing communists out of helicopters is also approved. Other suggestions include putting an "I did that" sticker on a gas pump, crying over Heath Ledger's death in The Patriot, consuming non-plant-based meat, and enjoying a lemonade while watching children play. Punching a groomer and reading The Babylon Bee are also mentioned. Overall, this summary satirically highlights extreme right-wing patriotism.
National Review: The Corner: A Tale of Two Governors
Rivalry between Newsom and DeSantis intensifies.
Daily Wire: Left’s Reaction To Biden Admin Social Media Case Shows Their True Position On Free Speech, Ben Shapiro Says
A federal judge's ruling limiting communication between the Biden administration and social media companies sparked a debate on freedom of speech. Ben Shapiro argues that the Left only supports free speech as a means to gain power. The judge denounced the government's attempt to restrict posts during the pandemic as Orwellian and noted that conservative speech was specifically suppressed.
Red State: Bill de Blasio and Wife Raise Eyebrows - and BS Detectors - With Lovey-Dovey ‘Separation Announcement’
Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray publicly announce their separation but reveal they won't be divorcing. They plan to date other people while continuing to live together in their Park Slope townhouse. Some speculate that their marriage was strained due to de Blasio's time as mayor. The announcement is met with skepticism and seen as a publicity stunt.
The Federalist Papers: One Candidate Has Commanding Lead in Campaign to Replace Diane Feinstein in the Senate
Democratic Representative Adam Schiff has raised a significant amount of money, totaling $29.5 million, in his campaign to replace Diane Feinstein in the Senate. His donations during the second quarter reached over $8.1 million, widening the gap between him and his Democratic rivals. Political analysts believe Schiff's conflicts with House Republicans and his opposition to former President Donald Trump have contributed to his success.
The Epoch Times: Quebec Joins Feds in Suspending Ads on Facebook, Instagram as Meta Vows to Block News
Quebec and federal governments suspend advertising on Facebook and Instagram until Meta resumes talks about the Online News Act.
The Epoch Times: Financial Watchdog Should Prioritise Probe Into Banks Denying Accounts Over Political Views: Treasury Minister
Treasury Minister Andrew Griffith has asked the UK’s financial watchdog to investigate whether people are being denied bank accounts because of their political views. This comes after politician Nigel Farage claimed that his account with private bank Coutts was closed with no explanation, speculating that it may be due to him being considered a politically exposed person. The Treasury confirmed that it is already looking into how banks handle politically exposed persons and the denial of financial services based on lawful free speech.
Breitbart: Christopher Wray to Testify in Front of Judiciary Committee Next Week
FBI Director Wray will testify before the House Judiciary Committee to address the politicization of the agency under his leadership. The hearing follows allegations that Joe and Hunter Biden received money from a Ukrainian oligarch and that the Biden Justice Department interfered with an IRS investigation into Hunter Biden.
Daily Wire: Macron Floats Shutting Down Social Media Access ‘When Things Get Out Of Hand’ After Riots Rock France
French President Emmanuel Macron has suggested cutting off young people's access to social media to control violent riots . The riots erupted after a 17-year-old Muslim was shot by a police officer, and social media sites like TikTok were accused of organizing the violence. Macron's suggestion was met with criticism from politicians across the aisle, who argued that it would make France resemble authoritarian regimes .
Riots spread across various cities in France, with numerous buses burned, store windows smashed, and buildings set on fire . Despite the deployment of 45,000 police, mobs set over 800 fires, causing more than $1 billion in losses for businesses . Around 3,500 people have been arrested following the shooting of the teenager during a traffic stop .
#society
Fox News: Missouri reported 8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings over July Fourth weekend
Over the long Fourth of July weekend in Missouri, there were eight traffic fatalities and four drownings, with two additional drownings on Tuesday. Among those who died were a 6-year-old boy and a 13-year-old boy. The Missouri State Highway Patrol worked a total of 390 traffic crashes during the holiday period.
Red State: Of Supreme Court Verbosity and Fraudulent Billing
The Supreme Court has three Democrat-appointed justices who often write long, pointless opinions. Justice Jackson spoke the most during oral arguments and likely overbilled clients in private practice. Lawyer overbilling is a widespread issue, with young associates inflating their hours and engaging in fraudulent practices. Some lawyers commit billing fraud and face consequences, but there is no foolproof solution to ensure honesty among all lawyers. The author chose to work independently and bill honestly.
Newsbusters: Ben & Jerry's Wants To Give Up 'Americone Dream' Becasue Of 'Stolen Land'
Ben & Jerry's believes America is built on stolen land and argues that it's time to give it back. However, this logic is flawed as it would mean Indians would have to give the land they took from others. While America has a disturbing history, tearing down the country because of an imperfect past is unreasonable.
The Epoch Times: Should You Chase the Thrill? After Titan, Adventurers Weigh the Risks of Extreme Travel
The article explores the concept of risk and reward in society, discussing how individuals have different thresholds for what risks they are willing to take. It emphasizes that personal experience and feeling often outweigh logic and research when it comes to decision-making. The hashtag that best categorizes this article is .
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian army shells residential areas in Kherson Oblast’s Bilozerka
Indiscriminate shelling in Bilozerka, Ukraine kills one man and injures others. Russian forces continue to target Ukrainian civilians.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: China’s Military Intelligence Presence in Cuba: What's Next?
China's military intelligence agency, the People's Liberation Army Strategic Support Force (PLASSF), is expanding its operations against the United States. It has a growing fleet of long-range unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that could potentially conduct intelligence missions off America's coasts. The PLASSF is responsible for cyber warfare, military intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations, command and control, and defense of China's systems. It has expanded its facilities and presence outside of China, including in Cuba, and has plans to establish a training facility and unit with UAVs in Cuba.
Fox News: China cancels visit from top European official, offers no explanation as relations grow tense
Relations between Beijing and the European Union (EU) may have taken a step back as China cancels a planned visit from a top EU diplomat. The visit was intended to address trade, human rights, and China's stance on the war in Ukraine. Talks are set to resume later this year, but progress is necessary for engagement between the two parties.
Flag And Cross: Douglas Murray Shreds Concept of Reparations: 'The More Virtuous Countries Are Represented As the Worst'
Lawmakers in California are proposing reparations for slavery, despite the fact that the state never had slavery. The issue of reparations is gaining traction in both the U.S. and the United Kingdom, with calls for the British monarchy and government to address their role in the slave trade. However, British author and commentator Douglas Murray argues that reparations should not be exclusively focused on Western nations, as many other countries have also benefited from and contributed to the slave trade. The demand for reparations ignores the progress that has been made in rectifying past wrongs and instead seeks to weaken the moral standing of the West.
#economy
Washington Free Beacon: Europe Balks at Iran Sanctions, Setting the Stage for Regime to Profit from Arms Sales to Russia
The European parties to the Iran nuclear deal will not reimpose sanctions on Iran, potentially allowing Iran to legally transfer weapons to Russia. This move undermines efforts to counter Russia's aggression towards Ukraine. The Biden administration is engaged in secret diplomacy with Tehran to secure a new nuclear deal, offering minimal nuclear restrictions in exchange for lifting sanctions. It remains uncertain whether the snapback provision will be triggered to reimpose pre-2015 sanctions on Iran. Experts warn that the expiration of the arms embargo will weaken Western leverage and legalize Iranian arms sales to Russia, further enabling their war in Ukraine.
#religion
The Babylon Bee: Report: People Who Only Skim-Read Bible's Genealogies Forbidden From Entering Heaven
Religious community stunned by report suggesting that skimming through genealogies in the Bible will lead to exclusion from Heaven. Theologians fear even renowned figures like Charles Spurgeon may be barred. A spokesangel emphasizes the importance of reading the entire Bible.
#health
Forbes: How To Practice Self-Care And Slowing Down As A Mompreneur
Surveys show that a significant number of mothers and entrepreneurs experience anxiety and burnout. As a mompreneur, it's crucial to prioritize self-care and find ways to slow down amidst the busyness of life. This is important to maintain well-being, performance at work, and relationships with family. Proper self-care involves activities that help you stay physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy, even if they seem time-consuming. Building a network of support, setting boundaries, minding your physical health, and participating in relaxation activities are essential steps toward effective self-care. By finding the right balance, mompreneurs can achieve good mental and emotional health.
The Epoch Times: Blood Clotting May Be Causing Long COVID and Vaccine Injury: How to Get Better
Kristi Dobbs developed a COVID-19 vaccine injury soon after receiving her first Pfizer shot. She experienced heart palpitations, increased blood pressure, and heavy menstrual cycles due to blood clot formation. Blood clotting plays a significant role in long COVID and COVID-19 vaccine injury syndrome. Microclotting obstructs blood vessels, leading to fatigue, brain fog, and neuropathy. Spike proteins from the virus and vaccines contribute to blood clot formation through various mechanisms, including altering the structure of blood clotting proteins and inducing platelet hyperactivation. Tests for blood clots may yield normal results, making detection challenging. Promising approaches to addressing microclotting include triple therapy with anticoagulants and anti-platelets, nattokinase supplements, and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. Timely treatment and age can impact the response to therapy, and delaying treatment may slow recovery.
#crime
Fox News: Border Patrol weapon among items stolen from home where 4 were murdered
Two people are being held in connection with the theft of items, including a federal officer's gun, from a home where four people were killed. The stolen items included a service weapon belonging to a U.S. Border Patrol agent whose parents were killed in the attack two months earlier.
Fox News: Suspect in fatal shooting of Georgia sheriff's deputy arrested after trying to flee in patrol car
A sheriff's deputy in Georgia is shot and killed while patrolling. The suspect tries to flee in the deputy's patrol car but is eventually arrested.
Breitbart: New Paramilitary Group Surfaces in Southern Mexico as Cartel Violence Spreads
Paramilitary groups are emerging in southern Mexico to defend against cartel violence as the government struggles to contain the spread of criminal organizations. The Civil Army of the Indigenous People of Panthelo has formed to protect residents from another paramilitary group called Los Machetes, who carry out attacks on cartel cells and local politicians. The rise of these groups follows cartel gunmen kidnapping 16 police employees in Chiapas, causing controversy when President López Obrador made light of the situation.
National Review: The Corner: Law Enforcement Official: Eh, We’ll Probably Never Know Whose Cocaine That Was
Cocaine found in highly trafficked area of the White House; source unlikely to be determined. Security cameras may not have captured it. No way to know who brought it in.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Top-Ranked Canadian Amateur Monet Chun One of Four Canucks at US Women's Open
Monet Chun, a Canadian golfer, is excited for the opportunity to compete in the U.S. Women's Open. She is one of four Canadians participating in the tournament, along with Brooke Henderson, Lauren Kim, and Celeste Dao. Despite being amateurs, they see this as a chance to test their skills and showcase their talent.
Forbes: Players With Expiring Contracts Are Most Likely To Be Traded By Aug. 1
Contending clubs are eyeing relief pitcher David Robertson of the Mets and other potential trade targets as the trade deadline approaches. Teams are deciding whether to buy or sell and make mid-season deals, with many players on expiring contracts. Shohei Ohtani's future is uncertain, and the status of Max Scherzer and other top players are up for speculation as well.
#science
Flag And Cross: 99% Of Humans Are About To Experience Sunlight At The Same Time
Nearly every human will experience daylight simultaneously on Saturday morning, July 8, 2023. However, this phenomenon occurs during a 60-day window starting on May 18 and ending on July 17. In December, a few weeks around the solstice bring darkness to about 86% of the global population.
#other
Fox News: Illinois man drowns in Lake Michigan after rescuing tubing kids in affluent Chicago suburb
A man drowns in Lake Michigan while trying to help children who were tubing. The victim, Luke Laidley, was part of a boating group and jumped into the water to assist the kids. Despite efforts to save him, he drowned.
Fox News: Johnny Depp feels 'lucky' after Amber Heard trial as she returns to 'Aquaman' in controversial move
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have moved on from their defamation trial. Depp feels lucky and has closed that chapter, while Heard is doing better and feels pressure in her career. Despite the trial, Heard's director believes she is ready for a comeback. Depp also spoke at the Cannes Film Festival and expressed that he doesn't feel boycotted by Hollywood.
Flag And Cross: Stunning Photos Show Playful Dolphin Juggling Jellyfish
In Amble harbor, Northumberland, a dolphin captivates onlookers by playfully juggling a jellyfish. This rare sight was captured by Linda Johnson, who spent hours observing the playful dolphins off the UK coastline. The dolphin expertly tosses the jellyfish in the air with its nose before catching it again, displaying its playful nature.
Fox News: Texas beekeeper, 79, dies after freak fire occurs while harvesting honey: police
A 79-year-old beekeeper in White Settlement, Texas, was killed while harvesting honey when a fire broke out. Three first responders were hurt but not seriously injured. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Fox News: PETA condemns Brittany Mahomes' dolphin photoshoot while on vacation
Brittany Mahomes, wife of NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes, faces backlash from PETA for playing with a dolphin during her vacation. PETA criticizes the confinement and negative health effects on captive dolphins, while others also express their disapproval.