Month: September 2023
California Assembly Passes Constitutional Amendment to Allow Race-Based Programs
An amendment to California’s Constitution that would allow the governor to approve funding for programs targeting specific ethnic groups, genders, or sexual orientations passed the Assembly this month and will next be heard in the Senate. If approved there by a two-thirds majority, as was the case in the Assembly, the issue will be placed […]
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COVID-19 Vaccine Found in Dead People: Study
Tissue samples from people who died within 30 days of a shot tested positive for messenger RNA.
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WIN! Court Upholds TN & KY Bans on ‘Transgender Care’
Late Thursday night, a federal appeals court upheld both Tennessee and Kentucky bans on gender-related medical interventions. This is a giant step in the fight for protecting kids from dangerous, life threatening and irreversible damages. In March, Kentucky and Tennessee enacted Senate Bill 150 and Senate Bill 1, which banned “transgender” youth from receiving puberty blockers and medical unnecessary surgery. On Thursday, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 to reject a challenge from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), who wanted to allow confused kids in Tennessee and Kentucky to receive things like puberty blockers, mastectomies, hysterectomies, vaginoplasties, phalloplasties, and more. As you and I both know, these procedures and interventions are incredibly dangerous for anyone, nevermind kids who are still learning the difference between right and wrong. Chief Judge Jeffery Sutton wrote the following in regards to the decision: “This is a relatively new diagnosis with ever-shifting approaches to care over the last decade or two. Under these circumstances, it is difficult for anyone to be sure about predicting the long-term consequences of abandoning age limits of any sort for these treatments.” In lieu of the news, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti said, “Tennessee’s law that protects children from irreversible gender-related medical interventions remains in effect.” At the same time, the ACLU was pissed. Here’s what the group said: The disastrous impact of Tennessee’s law and all others like it has already been felt in thousands of homes and communities. Denying transgender youth equality before the law and needlessly withholding the necessary medical care their families and their doctors know is right for them has caused and will continue to cause serious harm. This ruling will help kids embrace who they truly are and will disable parents and doctors from causing irreversible damages to young, confused children. It’s a huge win. On Twitter, some users shared that sentiment. The Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh wrote: This is huge. Our ban on child mutilation has been upheld. When we passed the bill, trans activists gloated that they would easily get it overturned in court. Who’s gloating now you child butchering ghouls? Others added things like “God wins, always,” “Thank God,” and “Protect our Kids,” with a clapping emoji to commemorate the great news. The ACLU posted a dramatic response to the ruling: BREAKING: The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected our request to block Tennessee’s ban on gender affirming care for transgender youth. This fight is far from over. We’ll never stop fighting for trans youth and their families to get the medical care they need. — ACLU (@ACLU) September 29, 2023 But very quickly after, those who actually care about kids replied with things like, "You can keep fighting but we will beat you again and again and again and again for as long as we have to. You and your ilk will NEVER be able to mutilate a child in Tennessee ever again! That’s a promise," and "There is no such thing as a trans child. Leave kids alone." Though it’s likely the ACLU will appeal the decision as they insisted “we are assessing our next steps,” we can count this as a win for the kids in Kentucky and Tenessee.
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Shocking new study: 1 death for every 800 jabs…
The researchers estimated that around 17 million people died following the rollout of the vaccine, and with 13.5 billion injections provided during the study period, it averages out to 1 death for every 800 doses.
It is important to note that more than half of the countries they studied did not have a detectable rise in all-cause mortality following the World Health Organization’s global pandemic declaration in March of 2020; it was only when the vaccines and boosters were rolled out that things took a turn for the worst.
First House Impeachment Inquiry Hearing Lays Out Potential Next Steps Of Biden Investigation
First House Impeachment Inquiry Hearing Lays Out Potential Next Steps Of Biden Investigation
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Supreme Court Will Hear Cases About Social Media Laws in Texas and Florida
The Supreme Court announced Friday that it would hear two cases regarding social media laws in the states of Texas and Florida.
The laws attempt to forbid social media platforms from banning users based on political views, according to The Hill.
The article Supreme Court Will Hear Cases About Social Media Laws in Texas and Florida appeared first on Tennessee Star.
Be Careful What You Wish For
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I explore the intricate dance between our wishes and the unintended consequences they may yield. Drawing from politics and personal desires, I unravel the complexity of decision-making. Dive deep into an analysis that challenges you to ponder, “Then what?” before every decision, illuminating the unforeseen impacts that lurk in the shadows of our choices.
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