Newslinks: June 19, 2024

Fighting the Transgender Movement's War on Children and the Normalization of Pedophilia  Shannon Boschy, a father, became an activist after his child’s school supported a gender transition, and now aims to expose the perverse ideological subversion within the Canadian educational system and its undermining of traditional family values.

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Home Foreclosures Are on the Rise...  

Home affordability is at its worst level in decades, according to Zillow. In 2020, the national average salary required to buy a home was $59,000. Today, it’s $106,500 – a 61 percent increase. Image

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The West is Sick of the New Woke Jihadism Finally, woke jihadism is fueling a radical Western turn to the right, partly due to open borders and the huge influx into the West from non-Western illiberal regimes. Partly the reaction is due to the ingratitude shown their hosts by indulged Middle-Eastern guest students and green card holders. Partly, the public is sick of the sense of entitlement shown by pampered, sanctimonious protestors.

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WATCH: Just Stop Oil protesters spray the historic Stonehenge monument in orange paint pic.twitter.com/RGWHG0RX3y

— GB News (@GBNEWS) June 19, 2024

Just Stop Oil Protesters Spray Stonehenge With Orange Paint 

Just Stop Oil said it vandalized the prehistoric stones to demand the government “end the extraction and burning of oil, gas and coal by 2030.”

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New York Lawmakers Approve Bill Requiring Credit Card Codes for Gun Stores So what does this law really do?

Well, it invades the privacy of gun buyers, for one thing. 

New York is already hostile toward gun ownership as it is. Now, potential gun buyers have to consider that the banking industry is tracking their purchases on behalf of the state. That means many will start using cash or buying a gun out of state.

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'Abuse of public funds': Mass. launches $1M ad campaign against pro-life pregnancy centers The advertisements will appear on various platforms, including social media, radio and billboards. Massachusetts is the first state to launch a campaign to dissuade women from visiting pregnancy centers.

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Colorado Supreme Court to hear arguments in transgender cake case 

Two cases have centered on baker Jack Phillips, who in 2012 refused to bake a cake for a gay couple’s wedding. Phillips partially prevailed before the U.S. Supreme Court in that case in 2018.

   Phillips was later sued by Autumn Scardina, a transgender woman, after Phillips and his suburban Denver bakery refused to make a pink cake with blue frosting for her birthday that also celebrated her gender transition.

Colorado's Legal Pot Boom Goes Bust 

Colorado's legal marijuana business is at least one toke over the line as a massive decrease in sales has led to store closures and layoffs across the state.

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Kansas Sues Pfizer, Says Company 'Misled' Public On COVID-19 Vaccine  Pfizer, for instance, said on April 1, 2021, that there were “no serious safety concerns through up to six months following second dose” of the vaccine it makes with Germany’s BioNTech, the lawsuit notes.

   But documents made public through a lawsuit showed that Pfizer’s adverse events database, which includes reported issues following vaccination from around the world, already contained 158,893 adverse events as of Feb. 28, 2021.

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