1. Col. John Mills: Retired FBI Senior Official McGonigal was Central in the Spying on Trump
2. John Lott: Guns Are Not the Leading Cause of
Children's Deaths
3. Kenneth Rapoza: Government Pension Fund Managers
Invested in China Fail to Preserve Retirement Savings
4. Daniel Greenfield: The Right Way to Remember Jesse
Jackson
5. Mark Tapson: The NEA's Recommended Summer
Reading is All About Social Justice
Retired FBI Senior Official McGonigal was Central in the Spying
on Trump
By Colonel (Retired) John Mills
Retired FBI Senior Official Charles McGonigal was central in the
spying on Trump with his position as former head of Counterintelligence in the
New York Field Office. McGonigal was the central FBI official in the
middle of the now disgraced and debunked "Russia, Russia, Russia"
fraud and is facing multiple felony charges for money laundering, making false
statements, and violating sanctions. The Durham Report also detailed five
criminal referrals, three of which trace to information provided by me. [more...]
Guns Are Not the Leading Cause of Children's Deaths
By John Lott
A favorite talking point from the Biden White House is that guns
are the leading cause of children's deaths. The problem is that it is
false. "The number one cause of death of the children in America is gun
violence," Vice President Kamala Harris claimed on June 2. The White
House tweeted, "Guns are the #1 KILLER of CHILDREN," Biden has
made the same claim multiple times this year. Even if we are counting 17-year-old gang members as "children,"
the White House's claim is incorrect. In 2019 and 2020, more minors died from suffocation. [more...]
Government Pension Fund Managers Invested in China Fail to
Preserve Retirement Savings
Should the U.S. government remove China stocks from its pension
funds? The House just rejected an amendment to do just that in the National
Defense Authorization Act, but there is a chance the Senate, led by Marco
Rubio, will include such a move. Wall Street and pension fund managers in
general believe it is their fiduciary duty to invest in the world's number two
economy. But here is what happened to that money invested in China, both
mainland and Hong Kong shares, as well as three companies and three major
sectors of the global economy - including Alibaba, China's Amazon, and Geely's,
which owns the Tesla rival Polestar. How are those China stocks doing for
you? Here's a closer look... [more...]
The Right Way to Remember Jesse Jackson
Kamala Harris flew out to honor racist leader
Jesse Jackson by claiming that “he defined the rainbow!” Jesse didn't
define the rainbow, but he did threaten to castrate Obama on live television.
Biden issued a statement praising the racist whose presidential campaign was
sabotaged when he used an antisemitic slur. More accurately, Jesse
Jackson was a bigot who stood with bigots like Louis Farrakhan. Here are some
highlights about the hateful reverend from Discover the Networks...
who was also a compulsive liar. [more...]
The NEA's Recommended Summer Reading is All About Social Justice
By Mark Tapson
The classics are out, "Gender Queer" is in.
The ranks of today's educators are overwhelmingly dominated by
race-and-gender ideologues who are passionate not about passing down to the
next generation the West's glorious legacy of "the best that has been
thought and said," but about churning out a generation of students
completely disconnected from that legacy and indoctrinated into social justice
activism. (And not just in university classrooms; the rot has filtered all the
way down now to pre-k.) Toward that end, educators aren't spending their summer
vacation refamiliarizing themselves with the ideas of Isaac Newton or the
poetry of Chaucer or the dramatic storytelling of the ancient Greeks. Instead,
they're wading in the shallows of contemporary pop culture, soaking up the
distorted worldview of critical theory, and immersing themselves in radical
pedagogy that will not open young minds but shut them tight. [more...]
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