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[ad_1] Reprinted with permission from The Jason Jones Show substack. “Our children are being indoctrinated,” says Senator Ted Cruz after the latest poll showing young Americans’ growing opposition to the Israeli government (He carefully picked one with a forced binary choice between Israeli forces and Hamas – obscuring the general thrust of young people’s moral revulsion to Israel’s violence visible in numerous polls). Daily Wire influencer Jordan Peterson says he’s “sickened” by the trend, which he flatly frames as “the rising tide of antisemitism.” (He chose to make his case as a defense of “Judeo-Christian” values, but in the same…
[ad_1] At a time when the so-called special relationship with the United States is under greater strain than at any time in the last 70 years, Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s appointment of the left-wing former Labour leader Ed Miliband as British foreign secretary could hardly be more provocative. The former energy and net zero secretary has expressed outright loathing of Donald Trump in the past. He is also a dedicated proponent of “the climate emergency,” a supporter of Palestinian statehood, and an avowed socialist who says he has become “more left-wing” as he has gotten older. The Daily Telegraph has…
[ad_1] Image by Nuno Marques. A dozen nations of the world and two US states have officially entered Solartopia. They all now generate more electricity with renewable sources than they consume. Coming from Stanford University’s world-renowned engineering professor, Dr. Mark Jacobson, the numbers reflect a global transition away from fossil fuels and nuclear power, toward wind, water and solar (WWS) sources. They are increasingly backed by massive leaps in battery backup while prices drop—all amidst an epic shift from lithium to sodium batteries. According to Jacobson, Laos (population: 7.87 million) now uses WWS in 257% of the electricity it consumes. It exports…
[ad_1] Remember Islamofascism? For many neocons at the height of the War on Terror, this was the term of choice to describe America’s enemies. Compared to the alternatives, the label had much to recommend it. As William Safire noted in the New York Times in 2006: Islamic radicalism seems long, bookish and weak, because a radical need not be any kind of terrorist…[and] militant jihadist is redundant if you take jihad to mean “holy war.” Plus some Muslim scholars translate the Arabic word as “spiritual struggle,” from jahada, “to strive,” and besides, jihad is too unfamiliar to many English speakers…
[ad_1] WI Governor's Primary Is a Debacle for Democrats [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] The Iran war was originally intended to be short. Due to the fast-paced news cycle, this fact has been forgotten by many. On February 28, 2026, when the U.S. and Israel officially launched their military campaign, the administration was expecting this war to last only weeks, and for the Iranian regime to fall rather quickly. President Trump told The New York Times that he intended for strikes on Iran to continue for “four to five weeks.” That was on March 1, 2026. It is now July. The sporadic timeline shifts have not deterred the administration’s attempts to portray the…
[ad_1] The rise of influencers such as Hasan Piker and politicians from the DSA shows there really is a Marxist threat inside America now. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] On July 17, the Third Circuit declared New Jersey’s ban on semiautomatic rifles and magazines holding over ten rounds to violate the Second Amendment. The case is Ass’n of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs, Inc. v. Attorney General New Jersey (AJNRPC), and the 10 to 5 en banc opinion is authored by Judge Arianna J. Freeman. This is the first circuit court decision to invalidate an “assault firearm” and magazine ban. Some members of the court would have waited until the Supreme Court decides Viramontes/Grant (see post here), but cert was not granted on the magazine issue in…
[ad_1] What if the cure for chronic illness and aging wasn’t a pill, but a frequency… and what if it’s been hidden from you for over a century? We are told that aging is inevitable. We are told that chronic pain is just “part of getting older.” We are told that the only way to survive a failing organ or a degenerating nervous system is to submit to a cocktail of synthetic chemicals designed by a corporation that profits more from your sickness than your health. Nikola Tesla didn’t just give us AC power and the foundations of radio. He…
[ad_1] To win in this year’s midterm elections, the party must highlight that Trump has made huge financial gains while millions struggle to make ends meet [ad_2] Source link