"That they may all be one..."
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This Awful Thing That the Super Bowl Has Become Belongs on the Hallmark Channel In the 1980s, the Super Bowl went from being the most important football game of the year to being the most important television event of the year. There was a decided shift in focus, with the party taking precedence over the Super Bowl itself. The beginning of the end, in other words...
...Real sports fans loathe commercials. In fact, if there were an Olympic event that involved racing to grab a remote and mute an ad while we're watching a game, we would all be contending for gold medals. Heaven help the person who gets between me and the remote as a football broadcast goes to a commercial about medication for leaping chlamydia. Image
AP Ridiculed Over Article on Lack of Ethnic Diversity at Winter Olympics The purported news outlet thoroughly embarrassed itself with a piece that centered around the lack of ethnic diversity at the winter games, presenting it as a problematic and discriminatory issue that needed to be addressed by society and the people in power (aka government)...
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Peaceful Protesters, or Fifth Column Insurrectionists? A sobering analysis of Chinese ties to progressive politicians. If foreign enemies were attempting to start an insurrection in the U.S., agitating the public into anarchy, they would probably start where the most unhinged of the American population lives. Well, what do you know, we’re having riots/protests in New York, Minneapolis, and Los Angeles.
What evidence is there that these “peaceful protests” are coordinated efforts? Read it all...
Fifth Circuit upholds Trump administration's mandatory detention policy A panel of judges ruled 2-1 that the government can lawfully require detention for all noncitizens in removal proceedings who entered the U.S. without being legally admitted.
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A globalist utopia? No, a European caliphate under Islamic mob rule A proselytising religion cannot stand still. It can either expand or contract. Islam endeavours to expand in Britain . . . It aims at bringing its message to all corners of the earth. It hopes that one day the whole of humanity will be one Muslim community, the umma. Image
EU Censorship Threatens Free Speech Beyond Europe, Warns US On 5 February, the battle over online free speech took a decisive international turn. In a warning aimed squarely at European regulators, US lawmakers accused the EU of exporting censorship to American citizens through pressure placed on US-based technology companies.
What began as a regulatory disagreement has evolved into a broader confrontation over sovereignty and constitutional values. At issue is whether foreign governments, operating through regulatory frameworks such as the EU’s Digital Services Act, can shape what Americans are allowed to say, read, or publish online, even when that speech is lawful under United States law.
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There’s a new study claiming that Gen Z is the first generation to score lower on IQ tests than the millennials before them. For decades, rising IQ scores have become the norm, and they’ve been linked to formal education, complex problem solving, literacy, and abstract reasoning. Across many generations, those skills were trained consistently, but for some reason today, the education looks entirely different. Suddenly attention is fragmented, information can’t be absorbed, memory is treated like cloud storage, and reading is practically nonexistent.
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