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DailyKenn.com — Rotenburg AfD leader Marie-Thérèse Kaiser, 27, was convicted for incitement to hatred. Kaiser was also found guilty in the appeal hearing on Monday of inciting hatred against Afghan local workers. The politician must pay 100 day fines (a type of fine related to daily income of the convicted) plus a fine of €60, a total of €6,000. Those sentenced to pay more than 90 day fines in Germany are considered to "have a criminal record." The charge came after Kaiser made social media posts in August 2021 noting: “Afghanistan refugees; Hamburg SPD mayor for ‘unbureaucratic’ acceptance; Welcoming culture for gang rape?” So, where are the "feminists?"

Watch on YouTube ► https://youtu.be/ezlPG4ZqMPw John Cleese, the renowned British comedian known for Fawlty Towers, has sparked controversy with his recent comments about cultures. Cleese stated that "some cultures are superior to others, and we should not be frightened to say so." He specifically criticized aspects of Islamic culture, saying that he believes it is "wrong" for 20% of Muslims in the UK to want Sharia law enforced. Cleese also defended his previous comments that London is no longer an "English city," stating that this was "not a racist remark." The 84-year-old actor has faced backlash for these remarks, which many have deemed as insensitive and intolerant. However, Cleese has stood by his views, arguing that "race doesn't matter, but culture does." He has also criticized the "literal-minded" viewers who fail to understand the nuances of comedy, leading to the removal of certain scenes from Fawlty Towers due to the use of racial slurs. Despite the controversy, Cleese remains unapologetic about his opinions on culture and the state of modern comedy. The upcoming stage adaptation of Fawlty Towers will include the infamous "Germans" episode that previously faced censorship.

Watch on YouTube ► https://youtu.be/dWbWcLunz-A Woke Hivemind / Woodgrove Shopping Centre i Concerned parents rushed out of a Melbourne, Australia mall as a violent confrontation between youths armed with machetes erupted. Eyewitnesses reported that the participants, described as teenagers and of Sudanese descent, brandished various weapons at Woodgrove Shopping Centre in Melton's north-west including knives, and even hurled chairs during the altercation. One mother recounted her harrowing experience, revealing she and her children hastily left upon seeing a man wielding a machete. Taking to social media, she expressed her shock and disgust, especially in light of the recent tragic stabbing incident at Westfield Bondi Junction. Expressing her frustration, she wrote, "After what happened in Bondi, one would expect these young individuals to reflect. Explaining to my five-year-old why we had to flee the mall was heartbreaking." She called for enhanced security measures at Woodgrove and stricter penalties for such acts of violence, lamenting the disregard for human life. Another shopper shared her ordeal, mentioning she sought refuge in the baby changing rooms along with her three children and other terrified mothers. She wrote on Facebook about the incident involving a teen and a machete near the play area close to the parents' rooms, describing her six-year-old's fear upon witnessing the weapon. A third witness described how the situation escalated when someone brandished a large knife in the food court, leading people to throw objects at him. Three individuals were seen leaving with injuries, one with a head wound. Victoria Police initiated an inquiry after discovering a 15-year-old boy injured on-site, subsequently transporting him to the hospital. Two boys, aged 15 and 16, from Melton South and Harkness respectively, were arrested on Tuesday for questioning. The 16-year-old faces charges including affray, possession of a prohibited weapon, and criminal intent and is expected to appear in a juvenile court. The 15-year-old will also be charged with affray and weapon-related offenses and will be presented to a children's court. The injured boy will be interviewed post-hospitalization. Meanwhile, Breitbart.com reports that Australia's left-leaning federal government is widening the door for mass immigration from Sudan and other counter-culture countries. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 1800 333 000.

watch on YouTube ► https://youtu.be/xlgcsUwLzSk Teacher Erin Ward was arrested in Omaha, Nebraska when found naked in a car with a high school student. Police allege that the 45-year-old, who is married, engaged in sexual activity with a 17-year-old boy in a car registered to both her and her spouse, William 'Doug' Ward. Ward had taught at Omaha Public Schools. Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson confirmed that the vehicle is jointly registered to Erin and William 'Doug' Ward. William 'Doug' Ward is a civilian employee of United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM), as confirmed by Capt. Frederick M. Wallace in an email to USA TODAY on Tuesday. Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson confirmed that the vehicle is jointly registered to Erin and William 'Doug' Ward. William 'Doug' Ward is a civilian employee of United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM), as confirmed by Capt. Frederick M. Wallace in an email to USA TODAY on Tuesday. The agency, based in Omaha, Nebraska, focuses on "detecting and deterring attacks against the US and its allies." Its mission encompasses nuclear deterrence, space, and cyberspace capabilities.

A 16-year-old student at Central Davidson High School in Lexington, North Carolina, was suspended for three days last week after using the term 'illegal alien' during an English class vocabulary assignment. During the exercise, the student asked his teacher, "Like space aliens or illegal aliens without green cards?" Another student took offense, threatening him, leading to involvement from the assistant principal. The school deemed his words offensive and disrespectful to Hispanic classmates. The suspended student defended his question as a term he hears in the news and finds in the dictionary, emphasizing he wasn't targeting Hispanics specifically. The suspension could affect his pursuit of an athletic scholarship for college. Leah McGhee, his mother, expressed concerns about his future and academic progress due to the disciplinary action. State Senator Steve Jarvis, R-Davidson, contacted the school district's superintendent about the incident, urging understanding from all perspectives. Jarvis emphasized the need for context to determine the offensiveness of the student's question. The school district declined to comment on the student's situation, citing privacy concerns. North Carolina has seen a surge in demand for school choice, with over 72,000 applications to the Opportunity Scholarship program in February, hinting at potential budget expansion.

View on YouTube ► https://youtu.be/wklwPIJFPp8 DailyKenn.com — How does one overlook a missing tooth? Reports say the school district conducted an investigation after Kiarra Jones, 29, was accused of physically and mentally abusing non-verbal autistic children on a bus. Multiple injuries included a missing tooth, reports say. Reports also say the district conducted a background check on the suspect, who has since been fired and arrested after a video was released. It seems to me that video cameras, including audio, should be mandatory equipment on school buses. Meanwhile, when rioters associated with Black Lives Matter attempted to disrupt the Trump administration, the excuse used was the rioters were merely children who were acting out. Summary A disturbing incident has come to light in Englewood, Colorado, where a school bus aide has been arrested for allegedly physically abusing three non-verbal children with severe autism. • School bus aide Kiarra Jones, 29, arrested in Englewood, Colorado, for allegedly physically abusing three non-verbal children with severe autism. • Abuse occurred over six months on a Littleton Public Schools special needs bus. • Rathod Mohamedbhai law firm represents families, describing the abuse as "extreme physical and mental abuse." • Parents noticed injuries and behavioral changes in their children starting in September 2023. • Concerns reported to the school in January; district's response deemed inadequate by attorney Ciara Anderson. • Jones fired by the school district on April 4, the same day of her arrest. • Jones arraigned on April 5, bonded out on $5,000 bond. • Public defender representing Jones; she has not responded to ABC News' request for comment. • School district superintendent, Todd Lambert, assures parents that Jones passed a thorough background check. • Parents of the child in the video express horror and anguish during a press conference. • School district has not responded to ABC News' request for comment. Report The alleged abuse occurred over a span of six months on a Littleton Public Schools special needs bus, as reported by the Rathod Mohamedbhai law firm, representing the affected families. Kiarra Jones, 29, is facing felony assault charges related to crimes against at-risk children. Englewood Police Department confirmed that Jones was the assigned paraprofessional employed by Littleton Public School District during the incidents. The law firm described the abuse endured by the children as "extreme physical and mental abuse." The victims, being non-verbal, were unable to report the abuse themselves. Concerned parents began noticing alarming changes in their children's behavior and physical injuries, including scratches, bruises, a lost tooth, and more, starting in September 2023. Despite alerting the school about their concerns in January, the district's response was deemed inadequate by Ciara Anderson, an attorney with the law firm. According to Anderson, the school district conducted a superficial investigation, failing to take appropriate action. This alleged negligence allowed Jones to continue her abusive behavior. On April 4, Jones was arrested after a video surfaced, recorded in March, which purportedly showed her physically assaulting a 10-year-old boy. The video, released by the law firm, allegedly captures Jones hitting, punching, and stomping on the child. Following her arrest, Jones was fired by the school district. In a letter to the school community, Todd Lambert, the district's superintendent, expressed shock and reassured parents that Jones had passed a thorough background check before her employment. Lambert emphasized that such behavior is not tolerated and that parents should never worry about their children being harmed while under the school's care. Jones was arraigned on April 5 and bonded out on a $5,000 bond. She is being represented by a public defender and has not responded to requests for comment from ABC News. The parents of the child seen in the video expressed their horror and anguish during a press conference, highlighting the traumatic experience their son endured. The school district has yet to respond to ABC News' request for comment.

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DailyKenn.com — 14-year-old Bobby Maher lost his life while attempting to protect his girlfriend from two masked assailants at Eastridge Mall in Casper, Wyoming. Two teens, Jarreth Plunkett and Dominique Harris, were allegedly harassing his middle school sweetheart. According to reports from the Cowboy State Daily, Maher was fatally stabbed with a kitchen knife. Maher hurried to the mall upon receiving a distress call from his girlfriend, who informed him that Plunkett and Harris were following her and a friend. Intent on ensuring their safety, Maher urged the girls to leave the premises while repeatedly instructing the suspects to depart, as outlined in the criminal complaint. Surveillance footage captured the sequence of events, depicting Maher retreating from the assailants, who were clad in balaclava-style masks. Plunkett allegedly goaded Maher to engage in a physical altercation multiple times, while Harris was seen lifting Maher and slamming him to the ground before delivering a series of punches. In a moment, Plunkett purportedly brandished a kitchen-style knife and fatally stabbed Maher, prompting the assailants to flee the scene and discard the weapon and masks in the mall parking lot. Upon apprehension, the suspects reportedly confessed to the stabbing, claiming Maher had insulted them. Furthermore, they admitted to stealing the knife from a Target store within the mall just prior to the altercation. An acquaintance of Maher revealed to authorities that the suspects, known to them as "JJ and Dom," attended Dean Middle School with the victim. Additionally, there had been a previous confrontation between Maher and the suspects at a local park. Plunkett faces charges of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, aggravated assault and battery, and theft, while Harris is charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, aggravated assault and battery, and misdemeanor theft. Both defendants, charged as adults, had their bonds set at $500,000 and $450,000, respectively, during their initial court appearance. Malls across America are falling on hard times due to the pervasive presence of Amazon.com, we are told. [Boy, 14, fatally stabbed trying to protect girlfriend from two ski mask-clad teens in mall: authorities, By Social Links for Emily Crane, nypost.com, April 10, 2024]

Watch on YouTube ► https://youtu.be/-SNnCBJQOTw?si=asLsAh16ixeY3Ve8 THIS PRESENTATION COVERS various topics including commentary on Jimmy Kimmel's remarks about Donald Trump, criticisms of late-night talk show hosts, discussions on racism, observations on societal issues, and opinions on political matters. Key points include: Kimmel's commentary on Trump's statements about immigration and "nice countries" is criticized as racially biased. Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert are all criticized for being white males, with the suggestion that they should quit their jobs for diversity's sake. The text discusses the racial demographics of wealthy neighborhoods like Malibu, California, and questions the motivations behind renaming landmarks after social justice activists. The concept of gaslighting is introduced, suggesting that discussions of white privilege and racism make white people question their non-racist beliefs. The renaming of landmarks and discussions around a four-day workweek in Great Britain are critiqued for potential racial implications. There's a discussion about perceptions of racism against white Americans and potential changes to civil rights legislation in a hypothetical second Trump presidency. Steven Miller's involvement in the conservative nonprofit America First Legal is mentioned, along with criticisms of corporations allegedly discriminating against white males. Overall, the text expresses skepticism and criticism towards various social and political issues, with a focus on racial dynamics and perceptions of discrimination.

YouTube ► https://youtu.be/motujthjjLY The video depicts the treatment of USAF Senior Airman Lance Castle, a service member who refused to comply with the mandatory COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The footage showcased Lance Castle being removed from his confinement. Labeled as an "insider threat," • 60 days of pre-trial confinement, • missing the birth of his first child, • court-martial to face trial on five charges under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Mark Charles Bashaw, a medical professional, who himself became the first individual convicted by a special court-martial in May 2022 for defying orders related to COVID-19 mitigation measures, shed light on Castle's case. Bashaw, a father of three, was also found guilty of failing to wear a mask indoors. Bashaw continues to reveal the truth behind the military's COVID mandates, which have adversely impacted thousands of lives and caused injuries to numerous soldiers, sailors, and Marines. Documents from Senior Airman Lance Castle's case following his arrest were shared by Mark Charles Bashaw. Ultimately, Lance Castle was acquitted of all charges brought against him, being found "Not Guilty" (NG). Amidst this backdrop... After America’s humiliating withdrawal from Afghanistan, the US Military, led by Joe Biden, has struggled to meet its recruitment targets. In the fiscal year 2023, the US military services collectively fell short of their recruiting goals by approximately 41,000 recruits. Meanwhile, the leadership of the US military persistently promotes a culture of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), while simultaneously targeting marginalized communities, including LGBTQ individuals and minorities, for promotion.

Watch on youtube ► https://youtu.be/OAWWq1yCUo4 DailyKenn.com — Why are Biden's Democrats so adamant about maintaining an open border with Mexico, allowing thousands, if not millions, of aliens to pour into the country? What's the rationale behind this approach? Let's hear from United States Senator Vance, JD Vance from Ohio; a Republican. He'll provide his insight on the matter. Let's listen to his explanation, which will start about halfway through this one-and-a-half-minute clip. Afterward, we'll connect the dots and analyze the situation comprehensively. Transcript... Maria Bartiromo Senator, you just relayed one of the horrible stories that we hear over and over again as a result of the unknown attached to the wide-open border. You've been to the border plenty of times. Why is it that the Republicans cannot really move the needle on securing the border? You're coming back to work next week, this upcoming week, after your Easter recess, and it sounds like the priority is money to Ukraine. There's a $95 billion foreign military aid package. Maybe it comes to the floor not this week, but next week. Regardless, when can you secure the border, and how? Senator JD Vance Well, let me just say first of all, Maria, this illustrates the need for a President Trump round two. We know that the Biden Administration has thrown open the floodgates here. They have undone a lot of Trump-era immigration policy, and we've seen the effects. But I don't want to let Congressional Republicans off the hook here because we actually do have leverage; we just have to be willing to actually use it. I think Speaker Johnson is a good guy, but if he brings up a foreign aid package sending billions of dollars to Ukraine without doing anything on the southern border, it will be a disgrace and a massive betrayal, not just of Republican voters but of the entire country. Why would people elect Republicans if Republicans are more focused on the border of another country than the border of our own country? So, I hope Speaker Johnson really shows some steely resolve here, pushes back against the craziness, and tells the Biden Administration, "You don't get a dime for your foreign priorities until you do your job and secure the border." And in the meantime, we've got to do everything we can to reelect Donald Trump because if we had him, we wouldn't be dealing with the president who wants to have an open border. The fundamental issue at hand is this: when the Census Bureau tallies these individuals, an influx of millions of illegal aliens into the country affects the count. Though we cannot use the term "illegal aliens" on YouTube, it's crucial to acknowledge that when uninvited guests flood into the country, the Census Bureau includes them in its calculations for determining the allocation of congressional districts. These districts are essentially balanced by population, and as these uninvited guests tend to support Democrats, it becomes a strategic advantage for the Democratic Party. Consider this: around a million people have departed California in recent years, leading to a net decrease in its population. This decline comes even after the state has experienced an influx of possibly millions of uninvited guests. Consequently, California is gradually solidifying as a reliably blue Democratic stronghold. As a result, congressional districts within California and elsewhere are tilting towards the Democratic Party. Now, why do they call themselves the Democratic Party when their actions seem to undermine democracy itself? The reality is that this strategy amounts to manipulating future elections by simply opening the borders and welcoming new voters who may not have the legal right to vote. This approach facilitates the dominance of Democratic Party candidates in congressional districts and, ultimately, controls the composition of the House of Representatives. In my view, this is the crux of the matter. For more insightful content, you can subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking on the circle in the lower right-hand corner. Don't forget to hit the bell icon for notifications about our future videos. Additionally, you can find commentary on our previous videos by clicking on the rectangle in the upper left-hand corner. We look forward to seeing you in our next video.

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52-year-old Nadia Vitel died from blunt force trauma after discovering two teenage squatters in her deceased mother's New York City apartment. 19-year-old Halley Tejada and 18-year-old Kensly Alston were arrested. Reports say Vitel visited the apartment with the intention of preparing it for a family friend. Tejada and Alston were allegedly squatting in the apartment when Vitels arrived and killed her. The two reportedly fled in their victim's Lexus and drove to New Jersey and then Pennsylvania, where they crashed near Harrisburg. They were arrested and extradited back to New York. The victim's body was found in a duffel bag by her son. Vitel was from Spain.

Nelson Peltz, a billionaire activist investor with a significant stake in Disney, has criticized the media giant for its use of all-black and all-female casts in recent productions. Peltz, whose stake in Disney is valued at approximately $3.5 billion, echoed accusations that Disney has become overly focused on promoting social messages rather than prioritizing entertainment. In an interview with the Financial Times, Peltz expressed his disapproval of recent blockbusters like "The Marvels" and "Black Panther," which feature female and black superheroes, respectively. He questioned the necessity of having all-female or all-black casts, suggesting that there should be a balance instead. Disney's recent efforts to diversify its casting reflect a broader industry trend toward DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion). However, Peltz's criticisms highlight a perception among some investors that Disney's focus on diversity may be alienating audiences and impacting box office performance. Overall, Peltz's stance reflects ongoing debates within the business world about the role of corporations in addressing social issues and the balance between profit-making and social responsibility.

So, the woke left fears the emergence of Christian Nationalism, but... Here is a message for David Korn, who has a blog on the internet, and I just want him to know that Greg Gutfeld, from my understanding, is an atheist. Now, he's a conservative or libertarian, but he's an atheist. The reason I say that is because of this article you see on the screen, written by David Korn, or the byline is attributed to David Korn, and it says it's a good time to start worrying about Christian nationalism. Yes, it's a time to start worrying about the far-left, worrying about Christian nationalism. Now, here's something else I need to inform David Korn about. I think he probably knows this, but maybe maybe he's just playing dumb, and people agree with him playing it dumb, but that is back in 1776, when the United States first became a nation, and before that, you know, the formative years, the colonial years, decades, centuries, 99.999999% of all Americans were some iteration of Christian. Even the deist, you know, these people who kind of sort of believe maybe there's a higher power out there. Well, they they were a type of Christian, kind of loosely, jointly affiliated with Christianity, but Christians nonetheless. Everybody was a Christian. So America did not need to be founded as a Christian nation. It was just understood. It's a Christian nation. Everybody in America was a God-fearing, Bible-thumping, whiskey-drinking Christian. So where did this fundamentalist movement come from? Well, that showed up in what, the early 20th century, maybe a late 19th century, but the fundamentalist movement, which has these people terrified, was a reaction, a response to the encroachment of theological liberalism and its ramifications, which was secularism. So up until the onset of the 20th century, America was not only founded as a Christian nation, or Christian nation, I should say, as it was founded, it was Christian before it was founded, and it was Christian all the way up to the dawn of the 20th century. And so it remained, even though secularism and its left-wing components began to encroach on the country, and naturally there was a response. There was a reaction. And the first reaction, the first response, was fundamentalism. This is nothing new. It's been around for well over a hundred years, and these guys say it's time to start worrying about Christian nationalism. Now, it's time to realize that America is or was founded, not founded as a Christian nation, but Christian as it was founded. They don't seem to get this, and they call us worrywarts for noticing that they're noticing. Here's a sentence from his article. In response to the rising concern among liberals and others about the spread of Christian nationalism, I don't even know what that is. You know, could you define Christian nationalism? I've heard a lot about it, but I've never actually seen them give us a good definition, and they probably ought to start doing that, they being a secular leftist. Conservative voices have been pressing a counter-attack, claiming all this fretting is just lefty hysteria. I'm going to agree with that. He's being sarcastic, but I agree with him nonetheless. From secularists who are not willing to acknowledge the role of Christianity in American society, that's true, and who want to brand all... This is a sentence. It's a long sentence, but it's a sentence. Anyone to brand all politically active Christians as extremist, which is exactly what this guy is doing. Now, he refers to the Heritage Foundation as a far-right organization, and it seems that they have this movement. What is it called? I think it's called something 2025? I don't know. Let's go down here. Here it is. Project 2025, and this is apparently a movement to bring America back to God. Why do these people fear Evangelical Christianity? The reason is because they tend to be conservative. They tend to be anti-Marxist, anti-authoritarian, even though they accuse the far-right of being authoritarian. I don't even know if there is a far-right. But you know, if you're not a left-wing moonbat, if you're not a woke leftist, then you are by default far-right, according to these people. But the point of all that being this, before Project 2025, there was the moral majority. Remember that back in the 1970s? And before the moral majority, there was the silent majority. Remember that? 1960s, early 1970s. You know, this movement has always been there. Barry Goldwater was by no means a conservative Christian, but he was very conservative. It's kind of like Greg Gutfeld, only I think Gutfeld was more sane than was Goldwater. But it goes all the way back to the early 20th century, you know, the fundamentalist movement. So what he says is this effectively new Christian nationalism has always been here. Long before there was even a nation, there was Christian nationalism. It is eroding, and it's probably going to continue to erode. There will always be secular conservatives, whether they like it or not, like Greg Gutfeld that we mentioned. But these people, this is what the woke left does, is they create monsters to scare people. You know, they dress up in their Halloween costumes, put on their mask, and they run around and try to scare people. Watch out. This Christian fundamentalism is going to take over our secular country. It never was a secular country. Stop and think about the founding universities. I think the top 10 founding universities in the country all but one of them, the University of Pennsylvania, were founded, if I remember correctly, as Christian colleges. Harvard University was a seminary training what we now call fundamentalist or evangelicals, and it morphed into a far left-wing institution. As far as I know, again, of the top 10 founding universities, 9 of the 10, were founded as Christian colleges, and we saw that erosion, and what conservative Christians are concerned about is the same thing is happening to society altogether. The far left would probably consider what they're doing a societal evolution. I'll give you one example, and this I think is kind of important. I did a story a couple days ago about Canada. The Supreme Court, ruling that the word woman is what did they say? It was something like slanderous to, you're supposed to refer to these people as people with lady parts, only they didn't say lady parts. They said the actual part, but the word woman is somehow discriminatory against women. I took that article, and I wrote it, and then I put it on chat, GPT, or whatever it is, to correct spelling and grammar punctuation and all that, and what it gave me was this message. It didn't do what I asked it to do. It gave me this message informing me something about the evolution of language, and it changes, and kind of shaming me for even publishing an article about the insanity of the woke left in Canada, specifically the Supreme Court, which had ruled that the word woman discriminated against women. Societal evolution? No, that's degradation. Cause for hysteria? Well, they say it's lefty hysteria from secularists. Yeah, I would say so, or just maybe not hysteria. Maybe just insanity. There's a circle on your screen. If you push that, you can subscribe to our YouTube channel. Then there's a rectangle on the screen. Click that, and you can view more videos like this one.

I wonder if these individuals, specifically those associated with civil rights organizations, have pondered the unintended consequences of their actions in Florida. Despite issuing a travel advisory cautioning members, supporters, and allies against visiting the state due to perceived dangers, I find myself intrigued by the Sunshine State. Reading such articles almost tempts me to consider purchasing property there, albeit without entertaining the idea of a timeshare. The headlines proclaim the issuance of a Florida travel advisory by the largest U.S. gay rights group, joined by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and other civil rights entities. Interpreting this, it seems they advocate for a departure from Florida, particularly for left-leaning or LGBTQ+ individuals. Yet, one can't help but wonder if these actions might inadvertently benefit Florida's economy, as certain demographics might prefer to avoid areas perceived as unwelcoming. Though labeled as civil rights activists, one might argue they lean more towards leftist or Marxist ideologies, although labels are subjective in a free country. This coalition, comprising the Human Rights Campaign, NAACP, League of United Latin American Citizens, Florida Immigration Coalition, and Equality Florida, issues warnings about traveling or relocating to the Sunshine State, despite it being a top tourist destination in the USA. Contrary to assumptions that such advisories might harm Florida's tourism, one might question if they will truly deter visitors. According to Kelly Robinson, president of the Human Rights Campaign, those opting for alternative destinations should vocally express their reasons for avoiding Florida. The speculation extends to whether major entities like Disney might follow suit, potentially leaving Florida due to perceived right-wing extremism. Remaining in the state could be interpreted as tacit endorsement of such ideologies, prompting ethical and moral dilemmas.

YouTube ► https://youtu.be/Q_YSAH751Tw?si=OHRX2P6sjCPOeZ0O Have you ever noticed the woke left taps into our altruistic sensitivities to justify aleviating us from our liberties? Humza Yousaf's A case in point is new law set to take effect in Scotland that will jeopardize the free speech of actors and comedians. In effect the law targets hate speech. Hate speech, as you know, is a vague and relative term that can mean almost anything. Therefore, most anything can be considered hate speech and therefore be deemed illegal and punishable under Scottish law. This is what happens when we allow the woke left to presume control. Say, for example, you say you are a Trump supporter. Trump has been vilified as a racist and acknowledging your preference for the 'Orange Man ' can make persons of color uncomfortable. Now, imagine the woke left using the new law to crack down on Scotsmen. In a short time Scotland will be known as the most hateful country on earth by virtue of the magnitude of complaints and arrests. That's ok with the woke left. Similar laws will begin popping up all over the world

YouTube ► https://youtu.be/LfIiKuT_x2Q David Korn maintains an internet blog, and it's worth noting that Greg Gutfeld, to the best of my knowledge, identifies as an atheist. Despite his atheism, Gutfeld aligns with conservative or libertarian ideologies. This observation arises from an article attributed to David Korn, which suggests a growing concern regarding Christian nationalism. Historically, the overwhelming majority of Americans, spanning centuries up to the early 20th century, identified in some way with Christianity. Even those classified as deists were often loosely affiliated with Christian beliefs. Consequently, the United States did not require formal designation as a Christian nation; it was inherently understood as such. The rise of fundamentalism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries emerged as a response to challenges from theological liberalism and secularism. Despite these shifts, the underlying Christian ethos persisted until the onset of the 20th century, prompting reactionary movements such as fundamentalism. Critics' apprehension towards Christian nationalism fails to acknowledge America's historical Christian foundation and the subsequent reactionary movements it birthed. The term "Christian nationalism" lacks a clear definition, despite its frequent use by secular leftists to stigmatize politically active Christians. Movements like Project 2025, aiming to rekindle America's religious heritage, are met with apprehension by some due to their conservative values. However, such movements are not new; they echo sentiments expressed by earlier groups like the moral majority and the silent majority. While secularization has undeniably progressed, conservative Christians remain vigilant against what they perceive as the erosion of societal values. This erosion is exemplified by recent events, such as the Canadian Supreme Court's controversial ruling on language use, which some view as a degradation rather than societal evolution. In conclusion, the narrative of Christian nationalism's rise often overlooks America's deeply rooted Christian history and the ongoing struggle to preserve traditional values in the face of societal shifts.

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Golden Chippy, located in Southeast London, received notice that the mural outside their establishment, depicting a humanoid fish holding a flag, needed to be removed. Council authorities have instructed the removal of a mural featuring the Union flag from this renowned fish and chip shop, deeming it unsuitable for the area. Chris Kanizi, aged 65, the proprietor of Golden Chippy situated in Greenwich, Southeast London, has been mandated to conceal the mural, a beloved attraction among tourists. The artwork, showcasing a humanoid fish alongside the slogan "A Great British Meal," has sparked numerous complaints. Greenwich Council has labeled it an "unauthorized advertisement." Source: The Guardian

The AfD (Alternative for Germany) political party is making significant gains with immigration and cultural obliteration being the driving factors. A report in the Times of Israel portrays AfD supporters as disoriented and helpless; a remnant of the country's n-word past.

Jennifer Gail Dimatteo, 32, died after being struck by a vehicle in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. 23-year-old Forest Mayes was "charged with one count of Hit and Run – Resulting in Death, because, per a criminal complaint, he 'knew or had reason to know that the accident resulted in injury or death of a person,'" according to cbs58.com. Police used surveillance video to locate Mayes. Mayes was arrested after leading investigators on a lengthy pursuit.

Hey, did you hear? The government's got this new plan where they're gonna hook everyone up with a digital ID right from the get-go! Like, as soon as you're born, bam! You get a national ID number. They're starting to dish out these digital numbers through the Department of National ID and Civil Registration. They're thinking these national identity cards might eventually replace citizenship certificates, which is kinda cool. So, what's this national ID all about? Well, it's like a fancy federal ID card, cooked up by the Department of National ID and Civil Registration, and each person gets their own unique number. If you're a citizen of Nepal, you can snag one of these cards by giving up your biometric and personal info. It's got all the deets - your photo, personal info, and even your fingerprints! And get this, they're saying these biometric smart cards are gonna have all sorts of uses. Like, officials can scan 'em with secure terminals and boom, they know who you are. The government's got big plans, too. They wanna make sure every Nepali has their own national ID number right from the start. So, they're gonna tag you with a unique number when you're born, starting from the ward level. According to the bigwigs at the department, they've been quietly dishing out these national ID numbers to about 2,000 people a day during birth registration for the past couple of months. They're gonna officially kick off this whole shebang in a few weeks. And you know what? Starting from early childhood means it's gonna be way easier to get all your government docs, including that slick national ID. But wait, there's more! They're speeding up the distribution of these national ID cards too. They started issuing them back in 2018, and now they've enrolled over 14.1 million people in the database. That's like, 90% of the eligible population! And they're not stopping there. They've already printed three million cards and handed out 1.8 million to the District Administration Offices for distribution. They're even getting creative with the distribution, hitting up ward offices of local governments to hand out these cards. Starting March 3rd, they're doling out cards at the ward level in Kanchanpur district, with plans to spread the love to other districts soon. But hey, despite all this hustle, there's still a snag. People aren't really using these national ID cards for government services yet. You still need that old citizenship certificate for stuff like getting a driver's license or taking exams. But, the government's got its eye on the prize. They're thinking of making these national IDs mandatory in certain districts real soon. So, there you have it! The government's rolling out digital IDs like it's nobody's business, and who knows, maybe soon we'll all be flashing our national IDs left and right! You can check out more on this over at The Kathmandu Post.

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