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- Written by: op - ed Dr Michael Brown
Do you remember when Ann Coulter was laughed to scorn on Bill Maher’s TV show when she stated that, out of the announced Republican candidates in 2015, Donald Trump was the most likely to become president? “Trump? No way! You’re crazy!” Who knew she would be so accurate in her prediction?
Now, what if I told you several years ago that Piers Morgan, well-known as a strong ally of the gay community, would become one of the loudest, most persistent voices against trans-activism? I imagine I would have been laughed to scorn, just as Coulter was.
Read more: Piers Morgan, the Anti-Trans Voice of Sanity
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- Written by: Op-Ed Gary Barnett
SKY FALLING
“Experts Agree: Not only is the sky falling but we’re all going to die from global warming. SUVs are a major culprit, and have been contributing to rising sea levels according to climate expert, Chicken Little. Colleague, Algore, speaking during a blizzard, agreed with Little.”
The Daily Alarmist
I must preface my comments here with sane logic, so as to ward off the absurd idiots who have bought hook, line, and sinker, the madness of the mainstream media, the political class, the non-science ‘scientists,’ the fake environmental whackos, the evil UN, the illegitimate IPCC, and the staged marketing of the ever-pathetic rantings of the once teenage bimbo ignoramus, Greta Thunberg, about man’s normal activity destroying the ‘planet.’ It is just not so!
Read more: The Asinine Insanity of the 'Climate Change'/C02 Hoax: Kill the Cows To Save the Earth!
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Now that the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) scamdemic is over, the World Health Organization (WHO) is busy plotting its next tyrannical scheme in the form of another round of lockdowns, this time to stop “climate change.”
Newly proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHRs) and the so-called Pandemic Treaty both incorporate what is known as the “One Health” approach.
The One Health scheme will grant the WHO absolute “power” to initiate “climate lockdowns” at such a time that “global warming” is determined to be too much of a threat to ignore.
Read more: Is the WHO planning to unleash climate lockdowns as the next “pandemic?”
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- Written by: Op-Ed Shaydee Lane
It is my late father's birthday on the 5th of June. He was born in 1926 in Douglas on the Isle of Man and passed away on the 4th of August, 2015, aged 89.
His voyage through life was a journey that many children today would not be able to imagine: from scrumping apples, following a coal train to gather the fallen coal, wearing wooden clogs and leaving home to fight in WW II.... his was a life of a man who could wield a shovel, get dirty and still smile at the end of the day.
Like all of you who are reading this, we have a special place in our hearts for our parents. If you did not, you would be on twitter, shrieking about the loss of our planet or the right of infants to die because their mothers chose for it to be so. Instead, anyone who is here with me at the moment will be what I call " ONE OF US. "
People who still honour and love the privilege of life, the joy of life and the wonder of a childhood gifted to us by loving parents and the love of a father's and mother's protection. So I hope you enjoy this.
Read more: Happy Birthday Dad - a man who could wield a shovel
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- Written by: Op-Ed Patriot Scribe
Memorial Day, a day of remembrance and gratitude, holds a significant place in the hearts of millions around the world. Observed on the last Monday in May, this solemn occasion honors the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the armed forces.
Beyond the barbecues and sales, Memorial Day serves as a poignant reminder of the price of freedom and the immeasurable debt we owe to those who fought to safeguard it.
Read more: Remembering the Sacrifice: The History and Significance of Memorial Day
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It’s always appropriate to show honor and appreciation to members of the military, but I offer this reminder to my readers: we’re not celebrating Veteran’s Day, we’re celebrating Memorial Day. This is the day we remember the high cost of freedom.
Memorial Day 2023 is a time to come together in reverence to commemorate the Honored Dead. We commiserate with the Gold Star families, old and new, who have paid the ultimate price to ensure that liberty in America endures.
As Americans, it’s important to acknowledge the high cost of freedom and the sacrifices made by the men and women in uniform who died to defend liberty. Civil society only survives in a world of violence and tyranny when there are those willing to do violence on our behalf.
Read more: Memorial Day 2023: A day to remember the high cost of freedom
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Dilipuma Dhamarrandji, a tribal Aboriginal woman from Elcho Island in North East Arnhem Land delivers her conclusion.
English is not our first language and we live very traditional lives in a modern world.
We already have Aboriginal people elected to Parliament to represent us… but they don’t.
Federal funding allocated to people like me doesn’t reach us. We never see a politician until election time, they come with promises and lies, get our vote then disappear.
Read more: The ‘Voice’ - a Tribal Aboriginal Woman gives her opinion
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- Written by: Op-Ed James Kunstler
“We are fueling a proxy war in Ukraine in order to defend freedom, such as the freedom to censor dissenting views on our proxy war in Ukraine.”
— Aron Maté
How long do we have to wait before Volodymyr Zelensky opens a disco in Boca Raton? That’s one of the questions raised by the secret CIA documents leaked last week, supposedly by a 21-year-old National Guard airman in Massachusetts named Jack Teixeira. Since that’s about the lowliest rank in the whole US military, you have to wonder how Jack got his mitts on all that embarrassing info, and what it says about the Pentagon’s command structure and its relations with the Intel “Community.”
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- Written by: Op - Ed François Berthout
107 years ago, on February 21, 1916 at 7:15am, the battle of Verdun began and became one of the longest, one of the bloodiest and one of the fiercest battles of the First World War for the French and German armies.
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- Written by: Op-Ed Ellan Vannin
Magic happens everywhere and goodness, wonder and delight can be found alive and well throughout the world. All we need do is look to our children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, for the joy in the simplicity of delight to be found in such timeless heroes.
Fairies are part of my Manx heritage so it is not be be treated lightly that you have my assurance that the Tooth Fairies are still flying around the world doing a great job. They tell me that the Easter Bunny is also ready for a bumper Easter Egg day. But they asked me to remind the children to brush their teeth and not get carried away with too many goodies from the Bunny basket.
Enjoy!
Read more: The Magic of The Tooth Fairy and The Easter Bunny
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Western media have erased from history all the western provocations which led to the war in Ukraine, they only report pro-western narratives, they hide Ukrainian casualties and ignore the Nord Stream pipeline bombing, then they tell you to worry about foreign propaganda.
Every now and then I like to highlight the fact that all this China stuff was forcast way back in 2004 by Michael Parenti, who said that the unipolarist neoconservative ideology that had hijacked US foreign policy envisioned a massive strategic confrontation with Beijing.
Read more: The Hawks Have Had China In Their Crosshairs For Years
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