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17 Aug 2024
#illegals
The Western Journal: Mass Deportations Begin in Deep Blue 'Sanctuary State' of Massachusetts
In a twist of irony, sanctuary states are now grappling with the surge of illegal immigrants they long welcomed. With over 150,000 immigration cases piled up, Massachusetts is shifting from rhetoric to reality, resorting to mass deportations as a desperate remedy.
As blue states confront the fallout of lax policies, the consequences are no longer just someone else's problem. It seems those claiming to champion immigrants must now face the tidal wave crashing at their doorsteps.
#politics
The Telegraph: Kamala Harris braces for Gaza mass protest at Democrat convention
Kamala Harris is set to face a massive pro-Palestine protest at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, reminiscent of the turbulent 1968 Vietnam War demonstrations. Police are bracing for potential chaos as tensions over the Gaza conflict rise among party members.
Despite the looming protests, recent polls suggest Harris is gaining traction in swing states, positioning her favorably against Trump. Her popularity among younger voters, especially regarding the Gaza issue, might redefine the race as she prepares to accept the nomination.
#society
The Imaginative Conservative: Almost Sacraments
In a world where sacraments grapple with definitions and disputes, the Church's tradition of seven looms like a shadow. Young men, lost in neglect, are tied to “Almost Sacraments,” rites from history that shaped their transitions into manhood, stirring questions about virility and belonging.
From the first shave marking a boy's entry into manhood to the sacred coronation of kings, these rites reveal what we’ve cast aside in modernity—a connection to something greater than oneself. The sacred intertwines with the mundane, and the loss is felt as the Church navigates its own historical labyrinth.
#military
Fox News: Experts explain how Ukraine launched its own invasion of Russia
In a shocking turn of events, Ukraine launched the largest invasion of Russia since World War Two, breaching the Kursk region. Russian officials were caught off guard, initially claiming control while chaos reigned among local residents, leading to an exodus of over 100,000 displaced Russians.
Despite proclamations of success from Moscow, military analysts pointed to a crippling intelligence failure and inadequate border defenses as Ukraine seized more territory. As panic spread, the Kremlin struggled to maintain a facade of control amid a rapidly evolving situation.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Nietzsche, Prophet of Darkness
Nietzsche claimed the death of God frees man from the shackles of religion, but it also births chaos. His vision of the Superman, both savior and forsaken, rejects Christian morality, championing instead a brutal, aristocratic ideal that can lead to horrific consequences.
While Nietzsche's profound insights resonate, the terrifying implications of his philosophy contributed to the rise of tyrants who misinterpreted his call for strength and superiority—a harsh reminder of the void he warned against.