Random stuff I find interesting and you may not.
Every so often, a cultural moment exposes something far deeper than a policy disagreement. That happened again recently when comments from Stranger Things actress Maya Hawke resurfaced online — remarks she made several years ago but which gained renewed attention amid the show’s continued popularity. Appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in 2022, … Read more
Last month, Communist China launched its largest ever crackdown on Christians. The raids across Beijing, Shanghai and eight other cities mark the beginning of an escalation as the paranoid Xi regime sets out to suppress the growing number of Chinese Christians. While the Communist regime claims that the official number of Christians in China is … Read more
Here’s a story every American should hear — the Gaza woman who twice received extensive life-saving care from Israel, obtained her education through Israel, and then returned to blow up the hospital that saved her life. And she told an American journalist that she would attempt another terrorist attack in a heartbeat if she could. … Read more
Its reason for being is clear: to prevent and eliminate pregnancies. On Monday, a Berkeley-educated, Obama-appointed judge threw Planned Parenthood a life ring after Congress passed legislation that defunded the abortion conglomerate from Medicaid. Six hours after Planned Parenthood filed a motion for a temporary restraining order, Judge Indira Talwani granted its wish. This injunction, … Read more
No longer can Planned Parenthood rely on legal activism to preserve its taxpayer revenue. The responsibility now shifts to Congress to do what the states have started. Last week, the Supreme Court issued a long-overdue rebuke to Planned Parenthood’s legal campaign to force taxpayers to subsidize the abortion industry. In Medina v. Planned Parenthood South … Read more
The inhuman campaign to cull the elderly, disabled and mentally infirm lives on in ‘progressive’ clothing. In a letter dated 1 October 1940, Helene M wrote to her father from an asylum in the southern German town of Stetten (1). An epileptic, Helene had been chosen for ‘transport to another facility’. But, in the context … Read more