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1 Sep 2023
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#politics
Liberty Nation: Rich Men North of Richmond Revealed: Oliver Anthony and Joe Rogan
Unknown singer Oliver Anthony experiences sudden fame with his song "Rich Men North of Richmond." The song becomes a political anthem and raises questions about its meaning. In an interview with Joe Rogan, Anthony talks about his libertarian views and the role of faith in his life.
Liberty Nation: Jack Smith Targeted by Republicans for White House Meeting
House Republicans are questioning Special Counsel Jack Smith's meeting with Biden staffers before filing charges against Trump, raising concerns of a coordinated effort between the White House and DOJ. Republicans are demanding answers and requesting communications regarding the meeting. Smith's history of overreach and inappropriate meetings further taints his pursuit of Trump.
Liberty Nation: The Uprising Podcast: Experienced Or Expired?
Examining cognitive decline in leadership and Donald Trump's penal interests.
#society
American Thinker: Sexual disorders find favor and promotion in leftist policy
The transsexual movement among young people started as a fad but has now become a movement for attention-starved adults. This trend has been enabled by the government and other groups, leading to chaos and confusion. This promotional effort carries complex agendas and has caused social damage.
National Review: The Maui-Disaster Narrative Is All Wrong
The recent fires in Maui resulted in the destruction of over 2,000 buildings and the loss of at least 115 lives. The mainstream media attributed the fires to climate change, but in reality, it was a result of human errors and incompetence.
American Thinker: Electric vehicles plagued by logistical issues, but few mention the elephant(s) in the room
The push for electric transportation overlooks the issues with power grid, charging stations, range, costs, and safety. Gas taxes generate billions in revenue while EVs are untaxed. Charging stations and smart meters allow for surveillance and data collection. GPS technology could be used to tax driving based on usage. This erosion of freedom is part of the larger plan to control every aspect of our lives. The future of personal freedom is at stake.
Fox News: Texas Supreme Court allows ban on puberty blockers and hormone therapy for trans kids take effect
The Texas Supreme Court allows ban on transgender medical procedures for minors to go into effect, disregarding the concerns raised by families and doctors. The law, signed by Gov. Greg Abbott, prohibits transgender minors from accessing hormone therapies, puberty blockers, and transition surgeries. The plaintiffs argue that this law violates parental rights and discriminates against transgender teenagers.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Intelligence: Drone strikes on Pskov airfield launched from inside Russia
Drones launched from inside Russia struck an airfield in Pskov, damaging four aircraft. The attack targeted fuel tanks and a crucial part of the aircraft's wing spar.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Bronze Marcus Aurelius statue seized from Cleveland Museum of Art in looting investigation
Authorities in New York seized a bronze statue believed to be Marcus Aurelius from the Cleveland Museum of Art. The investigation is part of a larger probe into a smuggling network trafficking looted antiquities from Turkey. The statue, valued at $20 million, dates back to A.D. 180-200.
#economy
National Review: Flight Club
America's male labor-force participation rate increased in July, but the number of men who don't want a job also increased. In contrast, the number of women who don't want a job decreased. This trend suggests that men are choosing to leave work behind, rather than work leaving men behind. This raises questions about why more men are choosing this path and whether capitalism can withstand this change.
#culture
Forbes: The Old Forester Birthday Bourbon Sweepstakes Will Reward A Lucky Few
Every year, Old Forester Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky, released limited edition Birthday Bourbon to celebrate its founder's birthday. Last year, they opened up a nationwide sweepstakes for the right to purchase a bottle, upsetting some loyal customers. However, the decision helped curb the resale market. The sweepstakes was a success, and they will continue it for 2023. The bourbon is made from barrels aged for 12 years and has flavors of citrus, toffee, chocolate, honey, and charred oak. Some bottles are available through select retailers or online platforms.
#crime
Fox News: Ohio police set to release bodycam footage of fatal shooting of pregnant Black woman
Police in Ohio are set to release body camera footage showing the fatal shooting of a pregnant Black woman suspected of shoplifting. Ta'Kiya Young, 21, was killed after allegedly accelerating her car toward an officer. The delay in releasing the footage has raised suspicions of an attempt to downplay potentially damaging evidence.
Fox News: Iowa teen who killed 2 fellow students claims he feared for his life, 'He didn't want to die'
An Iowa teenager is on trial for shooting two fellow students at an at-risk youth program, claiming self-defense. The victims' families deny gang involvement. The school's founder, an ex-gang member, was injured trying to stop the violence.
#sports
Forbes: Fairgame App Aims To Become Golf’s Digital Clubhouse
Ben Clymer, co-founder of the successful luxury wristwatch website Hodinkee, has teamed up with golfer Adam Scott and entrepreneur Eric Mayville to create Fairgame, a social golf app aimed at democratizing access to the sport and creating a digital community for golf enthusiasts. The app features Open Rounds, a feature that helps players find others in their vicinity to play with and connects people with similar interests. Fairgame focuses on the social aspects and fun of golf, promoting real-life interactions and fostering a sense of community among golfers. The app currently has 35,000 users and plans to reach 150,000 by the end of 2024.
#science
Fox News: NASA captures images of moon showing 'likely impact site of Russia's Luna 25 mission'
NASA has captured images of the moon showing the impact site of Russia's failed Luna 25 mission. The lunar lander crashed, marking an end to Russia's first lunar mission in nearly five decades.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: How To Break Down Any Lake And Start Catching Fish! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Matt and Tim use their expertise to catch quality fish in a new lake by choosing the right spots and bait.
#other
National Review: The Equalizer or the Equity-izer?
The Equalizer 3 is a bloody action film that follows former government agent Robert McCall. While fans of the series will enjoy it, the movie raises questions about the roles Washington takes. The violence lacks purpose and the film lacks a moral foundation.
Forbes: Japan And Australia Notch Hottest Seasons On Record As 2023 Heat Records Continue
Japan and Australia experienced their hottest summer and winter, respectively, on record in 2023 due to the impacts of climate change. Japan's average temperatures this summer were the highest since 1898, with the country experiencing significantly higher average temperatures and record-breaking daily minimum temperatures. Australia's Bureau of Meteorology reported that this winter was the warmest ever recorded, with the national mean temperature exceeding the average temperature from 1961-1990. The high temperatures in both countries are attributed to climate change and have resulted in heat-related emergencies and health issues.