Day: October 14, 2023
Perversions of Justice
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We claim to be the land of the free, yet most Americans sit by and watch while those freedoms are being destroyed. We call ourselves the home of the brave, yet most Americans are too afraid to stand up against injustice. As a society, we have turned away from what is good, true, and morally right. How comfortable we have become with perversion that we can sleep at night with…
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New York Supreme Court Upholds Ban on COVID Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers
New York’s Supreme Court has upheld its previous ruling invalidating the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers in a decision that will have future ramifications on the power of the state’s executive. The ruling came from the Supreme Court’s Appellate Division, Fourth Department, which dismissed the state’s appeal to have the mandate reinstated. “4th Dept […]
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The Problem With Climate Change Hysteria Is That It’s Always Wrong
Another apocalyptic article falls down in the face of historic records and actual facts.
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The Dreadful Effects of ‘COVID Vaccines’ Are Overwhelming
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Dr. William Makis, a renowned Canadian physician specializing in oncology and radiology, shares alarming insights on the mRNA vaccine, once considered for cancer treatment. He discusses its potential systemic risks and its link to a surge in turbo cancers. Drawing from his expert knowledge, Dr. Makis delves into the grave implications of these so-called COVID vaccines on…
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ACT Test Scores Fall to 30-Year-Low
A new report shows that the average high school student’s ACT college admissions test scores have fallen to their lowest point in 30 years, reflecting an ongoing decline in the quality of education in the United States after the Chinese Coronavirus pandemic.
As Fox News reports, the average scores for the American College Testing (ACT) exams have fallen for the last six years in a row, with the decline becoming noticeably faster in the years during and after COVID. The average score in 2023 was 19.5 out of 36, which comes out to a percentage of 54%. In 2022, the average score was 19.8.
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‘Woke’ and ‘Sexual’ Books Found in 2nd Grade Classroom Library in Fountain Hills
A parent of a child in second grade attending McDowell Mountain Elementary School in the Fountain Hills Unified School District was appalled to discover over 10 books in the classroom library inappropriate for children that age. The parent, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation, informed Fountain Hills City Councilman Allen Skillicorn, who referred to the books “woke” and “sexual.”
"As I finished my parent teacher conferences last week, my attention went to the classroom library section of the room,” the parent said. “I often wonder how teachers pick the books to line their classroom shelves. One particular SECOND GRADE classroom in the Fountain Hills Unified School District had the following books in their classroom library:
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