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27 Aug 2023
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#politics
PJ Media: 'Climate Change' High Priest John Kerry Declares Virtual War on 'Deniers,' Calls Them 'Inexorable Threat'
The corporate state sends its "climate envoy," John Kerry, to Scotland to ramp up propaganda against climate deniers. Kerry accuses deniers of inciting a movement against climate change and dismisses them as cult-like. He declares war on deniers, claiming that they pose an existential threat that cannot be reasoned with.
Daily Wire: Newt Gingrich Explains Trump’s Post-Indictment Poll Boosts, Predicts Chance Of General Election Victory
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich believes that the criminal cases against Donald Trump have actually improved his chances of winning the 2024 Republican nomination and the general election against President Joe Biden. Gingrich argues that voters see Trump as standing up against a corrupt system, which has garnered him support, particularly among black males who identify with his experience of being harassed by the government and police. Gingrich speculates that Trump could have avoided these cases if he had retired after the 2020 election. Overall, Gingrich believes that the indictments may catapult Trump to the Republican nomination and a potential victory in the general election.
#society
Forbes: France Has So Much Extra Wine, It's Paying Farmers $215 Million To Destroy It
The French government will pay winemakers $215 million to sell off their surplus wine and help them find new sources of revenue. The surplus is expected to represent about 7% of last year's production and will be distilled into pure alcohol for other industries. The decline in red wine sales, the pandemic, the climate crisis, and economic factors have all contributed to the difficulties facing winemakers in Bordeaux and Languedoc.
#military
Breitbart: WATCH: Army Dad Reunites with Children After Two-Year Deployment
A soldier returns home after being deployed for two years, surprising his three children in Alabama. The emotional reunion takes place at the elementary school and high school, with the entire community celebrating the hero's return.
#crime
Fox News: South Dakota woman admits to making false rape report after an extramarital tryst in Florida
A South Dakota woman pleaded guilty to making a false rape report in Florida. Renee Dawn Skoglund claimed she was attacked and raped on the side of the road, but surveillance footage and evidence proved that she fabricated the incident. She admitted to making the false report to get a free STD test due to guilt over cheating on her spouse.
#sports
Forbes: AEW All In 2023 Results: Winners And Grades From Wembley Stadium
AEW All In 2023 at Wembley Stadium was a record-breaking event with 81,035 tickets sold. MJF and Adam Cole emerged as winners, and there were intense matches throughout the night. The event received high ratings, and the audience witnessed exciting moments and surprising outcomes.
#technology
Forbes: Xbox Is About To Leave PlayStation In Starfield’s Glittering Space Dust
Bethesda's highly-anticipated game Starfield, set to release in September, is shaping up to be the biggest console exclusive of the year. Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda has solidified their plans to keep future Bethesda games, including an upcoming Indiana Jones title and Elder Scrolls VI, exclusive to Xbox. With Microsoft also in the process of acquiring Activision, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will have access to an array of popular games. The industry may experience a major shift in the console wars if Starfield proves successful.
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The Blaze: 160 people arrested on arson charges for Greek wildfires that the media previously said climate change was to blame
Greek officials have arrested 160 people on arson charges for the wildfires in Greece this summer. Despite previous media blaming climate change, the government spokesperson declared that the culprits will face justice. Climate change was the initial blamed cause for the wildfires.
American Thinker: Nicaragua shuts down Jesuits and our first Jesuit pope has nothing to say?
President Ortega of Nicaragua is cracking down on the Jesuit religious order, expropriating their property and expelling priests from the country. This comes after the government confiscated the Jesuit-run University of Central America. Pope Francis, the world's first Jesuit pope, has remained silent. The crackdown on the Catholic Church in Nicaragua has been ongoing, with the regime also targeting other Catholic leaders and institutions.