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By Sam J. Maybe Hulu should just put their 1619 Project under fiction? That’s what it sounds like after reading this thread from an actual historian who was good enough to sit through the first episode of The 1619 Project and correct everything Nikole Hannah-Jones got wrong. This whole ‘history’ is fictional … Sorry, not sorry. We hope Hannah-Jones comes across this thread and learns a thing or two about ACTUAL history. Heck, Hulu too. Just watched the Hulu 1619 Project's first episode. It leans heavily into the claim that the American Revolution was fought over slavery. Lord Dunmore becomes an "emancipator" in Nikole Hannah-Jones's account, propped up by Woody Holton. Not mentioned: Dunmore was an enslaver. — Phil Magness (@PhilWMagness) January 27, 2023 Gosh, those sound like super important pieces to include. keep going. Both @nhannahjones and @woodyholtonusc assert explicit parallels between Dunmore and Abraham Lincoln's emancipation...

By LAUREL DUGGAN President Joe Biden’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is considering declaring a public health emergency to promote abortion access, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra told Axios Monday. The HHS believes it has the authority to declare a public emergency, but it is only one of many options on the table,  according  to Becerra, who argued there was an ongoing “reproductive health crisis” since Roe v. Wade was overturned. The agency has not completed a full assessment on a declaration, its conditions and whether it’s merited, he told Axios.   “There are discussions on a wide range of measures … that we can take to try to protect people’s rights,” he said. “There are certain criteria that you look for to be able to declare a public health emergency. That’s typically done by scientists and those that are professionals in those fields who will tell us whether we are in a state of emergency and based on that, I have the ability to make a d...

By Frank Bergman Renowned clinical psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson has revealed plans to challenge globalists with an alternative to Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF.) The Canadian professor of psychology laid out his plan during an interview with top podcaster Joe Rogan. During an extended interview on “The Joe Rogan Experience” posted Saturday, Peterson said his vision is a populist alternative to the WEF. Peterson told Rogan that he will be gathering a consortium this October/November in London as a kind of rival to the WEF. This group will discuss six questions pertaining to global philosophy and policy. While this first conference will be invite-only, it will be public, and Peterson noted that if successful, he would like to expand yearly. Some of the ideas are aimed at providing an “alternative vision of the future … an alternative to that kind of apocalyptic narrative that’s being put forward, at least implicitly, by organizations like the WEF,” Peters...

By Infowars.com A 1992 conspiratorial book is going viral after it predicted current “post-industrial” events in the world today – and plausible, future events on the current trajectory. The book,  The Conspirators Hierarchy, the Committee of 300 , was written by John Coleman, a man who once claimed to have worked for the CIA and MI6. Coleman learned by the early 90s that an international committee, spearheaded by the Bilderberg Group and Western intelligence agencies, would guide the world toward a “post-industrial” hellscape controlled by technocrats who came to influence during the Carter administration. “ At least 4 billion ‘useless eaters’ shall be eliminated by the year 2050 by means of limited wars, organized epidemics of fatal rapid-acting diseases and starvation ,” Coleman predicted in a segment that’s going viral. pic.twitter.com/CtvWhxb4tb — illuminatibot (@iluminatibot) January 29, 2023 There’s already a “limited war” in Ukraine, with NATO and Russia ...

The American Right is in for a hell of a ride. Patriots need to promote and focus within themselves the habits of resistance. By Josiah Lippincott The Democratic Party’s remarkable midterm election performance—arguably the best for a first-term president since FDR in 1934—despite Joe Biden’s declining popularity, economic headwinds, and growing social and political divisions, portends a dim future for the Republican Party. In the lead up to 2022, Democrats not only refused to moderate their support for unlimited abortion up to the moment of birth, transgender surgery for minors, critical race theory, criminal justice reform, and illegal immigration, they doubled-down. Voters rewarded them with additional governorships, four flipped state legislatures, an increased Senate majority, and minimal losses in the House. The Left has zero reason to take the foot off the gas. Elections, legitimate or not, have consequences. The most likely outcome of the 2024 election is that Dem...

By Jim Thompson A few months ago, I  wrote  about a group of vegans (aka domestic food terrorists) who protested at a Starbucks. They encased their feet in concrete at a Nashville Starbucks because Starbucks was up-charging for almond milk. Vegans were outraged that their oat/almond milk costs more than milk from an actual cow. So, in a genius move, they encased their own feet in wet cement — apparently not caring that wet cement and human flesh mix like oil and water. But being stupid and a vegan terrorist seems to be completely compatible. Vegan antics often end badly for the actors. Sometimes, it really ends badly like getting  clocked  for disrupting business at a pizza place or getting the vegan  beaten  out of you for invading a rabbit farm. The worst might be being turned into a human pancake by a  truck  — which brings us to today’s offering. Vegan terrorists were prepared to stop a massive truck loaded with livestock. A bearded ve...

By Cam Edwards Last year a permitless carry bill introduced in the Florida House of Representatives failed to collect a single co-sponsor or receive a hearing in committee, but with Gov. Ron DeSantis now actively pushing for passage the prospects look much better than they did in 2022. In fact, the measure has already made more progress than it did in the previous session, because on Monday a state senator and state representative officially announced their sponsorship of a Constitutional Carry bill. HB 543  would make a number of significant improvements to the state’s current concealed carry law, but the biggest change would be that starting on July 1st of this year all those who can lawfully possess a firearm would also be able to legally carry one without having to first obtain pre-approval by the state. That includes non-residents as well as those who currently have a Florida address, at least if the non-residents would be eligible to receive a Florida carry license i...