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America First News
27 Aug 2023
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#illegals
American Thinker: John F. Kennedy wouldn't recognize our USA
In the 1960s, JFK inspired young Americans to prioritize civic action and public service amidst the Cold War . However, today, there is a shift as many rely on government aid instead of working hard and contributing to society .
America has changed from being a nation of immigrants striving for success to one dependent on subsidies and political allegiance . Our nation's decline has led to a lack of understanding in utilizing military and economic power, allowing China to fill the Middle East power vacuum . Unfortunately, we ignore our decline as a nation, reminiscent of Nero's indifference to Rome's demise .
#society
Spectator USA: Danny Bonaduce’s guide to survival
Danny Bonaduce, former child star of The Partridge Family, now gives life advice on a radio show. He offers advice on dealing with exes, parenting, and scams. Despite his tumultuous past, Danny is grateful for his job and his health after recovering from brain surgery.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian frontline cafe hit in Russian attack
Russian forces attack a cafe in northeastern Ukraine, resulting in two civilian deaths and one injury. This raises concerns that Russia is attempting to take control of the region.
Foreign Policy: How Ukraine’s Trains Are Adapting to War
In the midst of war in Ukraine, the national railway service, Ukrzaliznytsia, has adapted by using hospital trains to evacuate millions of people and provide medical care. The trains have become a symbol of resilience, but the reality is grim, with wounded children and countless casualties. Despite the ongoing conflict, Ukrzaliznytsia is also working on modernizing its operations and providing a welcoming environment for passengers, as it plays a crucial role in Ukraine's future and its efforts to gain support from the international community.
#economy
American Thinker: The Seminoles: An Appreciation
The Seminole Tribe, known for their resilience, evolved from various Native American groups, primarily Creek, who migrated to Florida in the 1700s. Their history is marked by conflicts with U.S. forces during the Seminole Wars, where they utilized guerrilla warfare tactics. Despite adversity, the Seminoles have preserved their customs and traditions.
The Seminole Tribe has transitioned from the swamps of the past to a prominent presence in modern Florida. They have made significant contributions to the state's economy, particularly in the agricultural and entertainment sectors. While embracing innovation, they also prioritize education and cultural preservation.
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Spectator USA: Here Lies Love is too scared to be serious
Imelda Marcos's desire to be remembered with the words "Here Lies Love" on her tombstone is both ironic and fitting, given her and her husband Ferdinand's oppressive reign in the Philippines from 1965-1986. The musical "Here Lies Love" attempts to capture the essence of their regime through audience immersion and disco-inspired performances, but falls short in humanizing the Marcoses and exploring the true impact of their rule.
#crime
Fox News: Alabama to be first state to execute prisoner using pure nitrogen, setting off debate on death penalty methods
Alabama is seeking to use nitrogen hypoxia, a death penalty method that has never been used before, to execute a death row inmate convicted of a 1988 murder-for-hire killing. Proponents claim it to be painless, while opponents argue it is a form of human experimentation. The revelation is expected to spark legal battles over its constitutionality and the state's history of failed executions.
#sports
Forbes: AEW All In 2023: Adam Cole Turning Heel And 5 Smart Booking Decisions
AEW All In 2023, the biggest event in the company's history, will take place in London. The headliner is MJF vs. Adam Cole. Blackpool Combat Club lacks purpose and should break up. The Young Bucks should reclaim the tag titles. Saraya should win the AEW Women's World Title. Takeshita and Bullet Club Gold should pull off an upset. Adam Cole should turn heel to win the AEW World Title.
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Forbes: There’s Only One Good Reason To Watch ‘Ahsoka’ On Disney Plus
Ahsoka is the latest Star Wars show on Disney+, with mixed reviews. The good ones include The Mandalorian and Andor, while the bad ones are The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian Season 3. Ahsoka's potential remains uncertain, but it falls somewhere in between. It's recommended to watch Ahsoka for an entertaining parody video, but the show's impact on the story or lore is limited.