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America First News
10 Jul 2023
#politics
Red State: As 'Sound of Freedom' Conquers the Box Office, Tim Ballard Warns That the 'Trans Voice' Agenda Is Straight out of the Pedophile Playbook
RedState reports on the Hollywood and Left's response to the box office hit Sound of Freedom, starring Jim Caviezel. Caviezel portrays Tim Ballard, a federal agent rescuing children from human trafficking. The film sheds light on child trafficking and criticizes the Biden administration's border policies. Ballard also reveals his encounter with a Dutch political party advocating for sex with children.
#society
The American Spectator: A ‘Broken Windows’ Policy Could Restore Order
Carina Benton analyzes the French riots, highlighting the deterioration of public order in France and attributing it to the de-Christianization of the country. She argues that secular France needs to rediscover the values that made it the heartland of Christianity. Benton suggests applying the "broken windows" theory beyond criminality to maintain public order domestically and internationally.
The Epoch Times: Dispute Breaks Out Over Which Indigenous Group Has the Right to Conduct Traditional Ceremony
Two Aboriginal men argued over who had the right to hold a traditional smoking ceremony at the opening of a highway in Western Australia. This incident comes amid discussions about greater recognition of Aboriginal interests in Australia's Constitution. The dispute highlights the complicated issue of competing Indigenous rights and concerns about representation.
The American Spectator: One Heart and One Mind: The Tyranny of Xi Jinping Thought
China's Cyberspace Administration warns of the danger of "historical nihilism" on the internet, citing efforts to distort and negate the history of the Party, the state, and the military. The administration calls for public vigilance and enlists domestic informants to report illegal and undesirable information. The use of informants extends beyond the internet to university campuses and religious organizations, creating an environment of surveillance and control.
#foreignaffairs
The American Spectator: China’s Advances in Space Warfare Are Terrifying
The United States is falling behind China in counterspace capabilities, according to a Mitchell Institute report. China is rapidly developing operational counterspace weaponry, including ground-based anti-satellite weapons and killer satellites that can attack U.S. assets in orbit. China believes that attacking U.S. space systems is crucial to win in a conflict, and they are actively fielding the most extensive collection of counterspace threats. The U.S. must take a robust approach to ensure continuous access to and unimpeded use of space to protect national security.
#culture
The American Spectator: Current Wisdom: A Special Education Edition
A woke University of Pittsburgh anthropologist claims that you can't differentiate between male and female bone structure, sparking laughter from students.
Oberlin College screens experimental films exploring gender identity, including a film of one artist shaving another's lower body.
#crime
The Blaze: 2 would-be robbers shot dead by armed man at Texas ATM, police say
Two men attempt to rob a man at an ATM in Texas. The man defends himself by shooting and killing both robbers.
#other
Flag And Cross: Drenching Storms Produce Widespread Flash Flooding, Strand Motorists In Northeast
Heavy rain caused flooding and road closures in New York and Pennsylvania. Several roads were washed out and impassable, with vehicles and buildings submerged in floodwaters. Evacuations were carried out in affected areas.