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Anti-Christian sentiment is rising across Europe, as documented by the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe (OIDAC). Its latest report identifies 2,444 anti-Christian hate crimes in 35 European countries.
The push for climate lockdowns, carbon taxes, and net-zero policies is not merely about addressing environmental concerns; it is about reshaping the global economic and political landscape. By using the specter of climate catastrophe, global elites seek to justify measures that would centralize power, curtail freedoms, and impose economic hardship on millions.
Overhauling the Pentagon won't be an easy task, no matter who's in charge. But then, having the right men and women on the job would certainly be a good place to start.
A federal judge compared a female-only entrance policy for a Washington state-based spa to a "whites-only" policy at a hearing on Monday.
It appears that something really big is in the works. All of a sudden, a number of countries in Europe seem to be really freaking out about what is ahead, and that seems very strange. The war in Ukraine has been actively raging since February 2022. So why are so many European nations now telling their people to prepare for war? What has changed? Do they know something that we don't?
The current world order is based on Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD). MAD is the fear of total destruction and the idea no one can win a war between two nuclear powers. But MAD won't keep the peace forever. It's based on technology. And warfare technology is changing fast.
Recent court cases reveal a troubling trend: parents losing custody or facing diminished parental rights due to disagreements over their child’s gender identity and associated treatments. These cases raise profound questions about the balance between parental authority and state intervention, particularly when it comes to deeply personal decisions involving minors.
World-renowned automobile manufacturer Jaguar has launched a new ad this week featuring a host of androgynous individuals clad in bizarre and brightly-colored outfits. No car is to be found in the ad as it switches from promoting a product to promoting an ideology.
Many U.S. officials assume that since we would never conduct a first strike, the Russian's wouldn't either That is a tragic mistake. If we keep crossing the red lines that the Russians have established, we may eventually find out that they weren't bluffing at all.
Vladimir Putin announced the new limits on uranium exports to the U.S., just as Russia's war in Ukraine has been escalated by Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to use U.S. missiles to launch into Russia. Nuclear power plants account for about a fifth of America's electricity, and they depend on enriched uranium. They get about one quarter of the nation's uranium supply from Russia.
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