wnd--2020-02-12--Tyranny of the Tamiflunatics

Tyranny of the Tamiflunatics

This is a lesson America should have learned after the mass media defamation of the Covington Catholic schoolboys last year .
Just a few weeks ago , innocent teenager Nick Sandmann won a multimillion-dollar settlement against CNN for leaping to conclusions and attempting to ruin his life in pursuit of a political agenda driven by confirmation bias .
The Washington Post and NBC News face similar lawsuits for potential damages totaling more than a half-billion dollars .
False allegations have consequences .
And yet , here we are again .
In Colorado last week , a young family was hurled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ single , powerful NBC News vigilante with an ideological ax to grind .
`` Investigative reporter '' Brandy Zadrozny lit the fuse on Feb. 6 with a Twitter post announcing that a 4-year-old had died of the flu .
According to the Centers for Disease Control , an estimated 10,000 Americans ( including nearly 70 children ) have died of the flu this season .
So what made this Colorado toddler 's tragic death newsworthy ?
The NBC News journalist condemned the boy 's mom for having reached out to a Facebook health-centered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she not give her child Tamiflu medicine that a pediatrician had prescribed .
Some commenters on the group had advised home remedies , including essential oils and vitamin C. Zadrozny linked to her incendiary hit piece on the mom and the `` Stop Mandatory Vaccination '' Facebook group , which was titled : `` On Facebook , anti-vaxxers urged a mom not to give her son Tamiflu .
He later died . ''
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Zadrozny is a self-anointed and self-appointed social media policewoman whose main focus is pressuring Facebook to shut down discussion groups she does n't like .
She labels all vaccine skeptics as conspiracy theorists without refuting facts or responding to peer-reviewed journal citations and historical data .
She uses her bully pulpit to harangue Facebook into censoring laypeople seeking alternatives to `` mainstream '' medicine .
Zadrozny quoted `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their objections to coercive mandates and missives of Big Pharma and Big Government .
Her article sneered at `` natural remedies . ''
The magic words `` anti-vaxx '' triggered the Two Minutes Hate theater that sent `` Tamiflu '' trending on Twitter .
The nicer messages called for the boy 's grieving mom to be arrested and imprisoned .
Many advocated that she die , including one Twitter warrior who wrote that since `` she 's an anti-vaxxer , lethal injection would be appropriate '' and another who fumed that `` she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ group should get the death penalty . ''
User Ann raged that the mother should `` go to prison . ''
User Hayden chimed in : `` She clearly should be executed , as should the person who posted the nonsense on FB , as well as anyone who liked said nonsense , ALL EXECUTED !
! ''
Zadrozny 's inciting tweet now has nearly 40,000 retweets , 5,000 comments and 72,000 likes .
Lost in all of these crazed point-and-sputter diatribes were some pertinent , pesky facts .
`` Investigative reporter '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Geneva Montoya and Najee Jackson Sr. , and relied solely on the Facebook postings and information from their GoFundMe page without independently discovering whether they had changed course after Montoya had commented to the Facebook group .
Nor did she independently verify whether the parents were `` anti-vaxx '' or what vaccines besides the controversial flu vaccine ( whose effectiveness has been challenged worldwide by health officials ) they had chosen to avoid .
A local television station , however , did the reporting Zadrozny failed to do .
It turns out the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jr. , had been suffering from influenza B .
A 10-month-old brother who had been running a high fever had been seen at my neighborhood Children 's Hospital in Colorado Springs the afternoon before Najee Jr. fell ill. Montoya told Fox31 TV in Colorado Springs : `` We called the doctors .
We called the hospital .
We gave them the medicine we were instructed to give .
We did everything . ''
Those who have already prejudged the mom respond that she must be lying .
What if she is telling the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ updated her story as of Feb. 11 ?
I asked the online social media monitor that question publicly on Twitter , but she failed to respond by my deadline .
More to the point , it 's quackery to suggest that Tamiflu would have saved Najee Jr. 's life .
The respected Cochrane researchers in Britain have concluded there is no evidence the medicine reduces mortality or hospitalizations .
In 2006 , the FDA updated the Tamiflu label indicating that it could cause psychiatric problems .
Japan banned Tamiflu for teenagers amid concerns @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before Zadrozny crucified Najee Jr 's family , a Denver mom publicly warned that her 8-year-old daughter suffered hallucinations from Tamiflu .
Earlier this week , a 16-year-old girl in Leesburg , Virginia , with the flu died of cardiac arrest .
She had been prescribed Tamiflu .
Another 16-year-old in Ohio died of the flu last month after suffering a stroke .
She , too , had been prescribed Tamiflu .
Their cases did n't make NBC News headlines , because they do n't fit the dissent-squelching narrative .
Tamiflunatics , vaccine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that destroys lives .
They are the true public health threats .

Beware of clickbait character assassins masquerading as "journalists."
This is a lesson America should have learned after the mass media defamation of the Covington Catholic schoolboys last year. Just a few weeks ago, innocent teenager Nick Sandmann won a multimillion-dollar settlement against CNN for leaping to conclusions and attempting to ruin his life in pursuit of a political agenda driven by confirmation bias. The Washington Post and NBC News face similar lawsuits for potential damages totaling more than a half-billion dollars.
False allegations have consequences. And yet, here we are again.
In Colorado last week, a young family was hurled into a national firestorm created by a single, powerful NBC News vigilante with an ideological ax to grind. "Investigative reporter" Brandy Zadrozny lit the fuse on Feb. 6 with a Twitter post announcing that a 4-year-old had died of the flu. According to the Centers for Disease Control, an estimated 10,000 Americans (including nearly 70 children) have died of the flu this season. So what made this Colorado toddler's tragic death newsworthy?
The NBC News journalist condemned the boy's mom for having reached out to a Facebook health-centered parents' group whose members recommended that she not give her child Tamiflu medicine that a pediatrician had prescribed. Some commenters on the group had advised home remedies, including essential oils and vitamin C. Zadrozny linked to her incendiary hit piece on the mom and the "Stop Mandatory Vaccination" Facebook group, which was titled: "On Facebook, anti-vaxxers urged a mom not to give her son Tamiflu. He later died."
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The toxic inference is clear: "Anti-vaxxers" are guilty of spreading online "misinformation" that led the mom to withhold a purportedly life-saving modern medicine – and Facebook is guilty for not stopping it.
Zadrozny is a self-anointed and self-appointed social media policewoman whose main focus is pressuring Facebook to shut down discussion groups she doesn't like. She labels all vaccine skeptics as conspiracy theorists without refuting facts or responding to peer-reviewed journal citations and historical data. She uses her bully pulpit to harangue Facebook into censoring laypeople seeking alternatives to "mainstream" medicine.
Zadrozny quoted "experts" fretting about parents who discuss their objections to coercive mandates and missives of Big Pharma and Big Government. Her article sneered at "natural remedies." The magic words "anti-vaxx" triggered the Two Minutes Hate theater that sent "Tamiflu" trending on Twitter.
The nicer messages called for the boy's grieving mom to be arrested and imprisoned. Many advocated that she die, including one Twitter warrior who wrote that since "she's an anti-vaxxer, lethal injection would be appropriate" and another who fumed that "she and everybody in that (Facebook) group should get the death penalty." User Ann raged that the mother should "go to prison."
User Hayden chimed in: "She clearly should be executed, as should the person who posted the nonsense on FB, as well as anyone who liked said nonsense, ALL EXECUTED!!"
Zadrozny's inciting tweet now has nearly 40,000 retweets, 5,000 comments and 72,000 likes.
Lost in all of these crazed point-and-sputter diatribes were some pertinent, pesky facts.
"Investigative reporter" Zadrozny never actually interviewed the parents, Geneva Montoya and Najee Jackson Sr., and relied solely on the Facebook postings and information from their GoFundMe page without independently discovering whether they had changed course after Montoya had commented to the Facebook group. Nor did she independently verify whether the parents were "anti-vaxx" or what vaccines besides the controversial flu vaccine (whose effectiveness has been challenged worldwide by health officials) they had chosen to avoid. A local television station, however, did the reporting Zadrozny failed to do.
It turns out the entire family, except for 4-year-old Najee Jr., had been suffering from influenza B. A 10-month-old brother who had been running a high fever had been seen at my neighborhood Children's Hospital in Colorado Springs the afternoon before Najee Jr. fell ill. Montoya told Fox31 TV in Colorado Springs: "We called the doctors. We called the hospital. We gave them the medicine we were instructed to give. We did everything."
Those who have already prejudged the mom respond that she must be lying. What if she is telling the truth? And why hadn't Zadrozny updated her story as of Feb. 11? I asked the online social media monitor that question publicly on Twitter, but she failed to respond by my deadline.
More to the point, it's quackery to suggest that Tamiflu would have saved Najee Jr.'s life. The respected Cochrane researchers in Britain have concluded there is no evidence the medicine reduces mortality or hospitalizations. In 2006, the FDA updated the Tamiflu label indicating that it could cause psychiatric problems. Japan banned Tamiflu for teenagers amid concerns about deleterious side effects.
Just days before Zadrozny crucified Najee Jr's family, a Denver mom publicly warned that her 8-year-old daughter suffered hallucinations from Tamiflu. Earlier this week, a 16-year-old girl in Leesburg, Virginia, with the flu died of cardiac arrest. She had been prescribed Tamiflu. Another 16-year-old in Ohio died of the flu last month after suffering a stroke. She, too, had been prescribed Tamiflu.
Their cases didn't make NBC News headlines, because they don't fit the dissent-squelching narrative. Tamiflunatics, vaccine bullies and their media gatekeepers spread misinformation that destroys lives. They are the true public health threats.


wnd--2020-02-12--Warren out? Trump says she's trying to end candidacy after N.H. disaster

President Donald Trump used one of his favorite nicknames to mock Sen. Elizabeth Warren on the night of the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary .
With about 50 percent of the vote in , Warren , who represents neighboring Massachusetts in the Senate , was stuck at 9.5 percent .
That was good for fourth place , as Warren trailed the leader , Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders , as well as former South Bend , Indiana , Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar , who were in second and third , respectively .
Before all the votes had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ podium in New Hampshire and called for unity within the Democratic Party .
`` We will need a nominee that the broadest coalition of our party feels like they can get behind , '' she said .
We can not afford to fall into factions . ''
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According to Trump , Warren 's words show her heart is n't really in the race .
The president even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as `` Pocahontas '' -- a reference to her past claims of Native American ancestry , which eventually ended when a DNA test proved she was between 1/64th and 1/1,024th Native American -- `` is sending signals that she wants out . ''
`` Elizabeth Warren , sometimes referred to as Pocahontas , is having a really bad night , '' Trump said .
`` I think she is sending signals that she wants out , '' the president added .
`` Calling for unity is her way of getting there , going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ beer ' with her husband ! ''
That last line was a reference to a December 2018 Instagram video with her husband in which Warren said , “ Hold on a sec , I ’ m gon na get me a beer.
” Many saw the moment as clearly staged and inauthentic , according to The Atlantic .
Warren did not reveal any plans to drop out on Tuesday night , though it 's conceivable that Trump pouncing on the narrative of her flailing candidacy could hurt her chances even more .
Regardless @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her all around , with multiple outlets projecting she did not win enough votes in the state to earn any delegates to the Democratic National Convention .
In order to earn delegates in New Hampshire , candidates must win at least 15 percent of the vote statewide or 15 percent in either of the state 's two congressional districts , according to NBC News .
Warren does not appear to have met the 15 percent threshold .
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal .

President Donald Trump used one of his favorite nicknames to mock Sen. Elizabeth Warren on the night of the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary.
With about 50 percent of the vote in, Warren, who represents neighboring Massachusetts in the Senate, was stuck at 9.5 percent.
That was good for fourth place, as Warren trailed the leader, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, as well as former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, who were in second and third, respectively.
Before all the votes had been counted, Warren took to the podium in New Hampshire and called for unity within the Democratic Party.
"We will need a nominee that the broadest coalition of our party feels like they can get behind," she said. "We cannot afford to fall into factions."
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Elizabeth Warren speaks in New Hampshire: "We will need a nominee that the broadest coalition of our party feels like they can get behind. We cannot afford to fall into factions. … We win when we come together" #cnnelection https://t.co/fOdV6QdNKG pic.twitter.com/vGmbwsjY3P — CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) February 12, 2020
"We win when we come together," she added.
According to Trump, Warren's words show her heart isn't really in the race.
The president even suggested Warren, whom he referred to as "Pocahontas" -- a reference to her past claims of Native American ancestry, which eventually ended when a DNA test proved she was between 1/64th and 1/1,024th Native American -- "is sending signals that she wants out."
"Elizabeth Warren, sometimes referred to as Pocahontas, is having a really bad night," Trump said.
Elizabeth Warren, sometimes referred to as Pocahontas, is having a really bad night. I think she is sending signals that she wants out. Calling for unity is her way of getting there, going home, and having a “nice cold beer” with her husband! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 12, 2020
"Calling for unity is her way of getting there, going home, and having a 'nice cold beer' with her husband!" the president added.
That last line was a reference to a December 2018 Instagram video with her husband in which Warren said, “Hold on a sec, I’m gonna get me a beer.”
Many saw the moment as clearly staged and inauthentic, according to The Atlantic.
Warren did not reveal any plans to drop out on Tuesday night, though it's conceivable that Trump pouncing on the narrative of her flailing candidacy could hurt her chances even more.
Regardless, it was a bad day for her all around, with multiple outlets projecting she did not win enough votes in the state to earn any delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
CBS News' Decision Desk reports that Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren are not on pace to win any delegates tonight. #NHprimary2020 — CBS News (@CBSNews) February 12, 2020
MSNBC projecting Warren and Biden will be shut out of delegates in NH. — Philip Klein (@philipaklein) February 12, 2020
In order to earn delegates in New Hampshire, candidates must win at least 15 percent of the vote statewide or 15 percent in either of the state's two congressional districts, according to NBC News.
Warren does not appear to have met either 15 percent threshold.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.


wnd--2020-02-12--Giuliani: Trump will be 'totally vindicated' after Biden 'smoking gun' revealed

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Saturday he has the `` smoking gun '' as it relates to what he says is Hunter Biden 's connection to alleged corruption in Ukraine .
Giuliani , who is now the personal lawyer to President Donald Trump , spoke on the Fox News show `` Watters World '' about his long-running personal investigation into the activities of Hunter Biden and his father , Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden .
Giuliani said that despite Trump 's acquittal on impeachment charges in the Senate , the full truth must @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prove what happened , because I believe if we prove what happened , he will be totally vindicated , '' Giuliani said .
Giuliani referenced a January 2016 National Security Council meeting that he said may have been attended by the whistleblower whose complaint sparked the months-long controversy over Trump 's July 25 phone call with Ukraine 's president .
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I have three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , referring to Paul Manafort , who was Trump 's campaign chairman during part of 2016 .
Manafort was later convicted on fraud charges for his previous activities in Ukraine that were not part of his association with the Trump campaign .
`` Three witnesses are willing to get on the witness stand and say that in January 2016 , members of Obama 's NSC violated the law Mueller was investigating Trump for violating , '' Giuliani said .
From 2017 to 2019 , then-special counsel Robert Mueller investigated alleged collusion between the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ report that none could be found .
The crux of the issue , Giuliani said , is that under former President Barack Obama , those NSC members `` asked foreigners for dirty information on an American citizen who was going to be involved in a political campaign . ''
Giuliani has said the extent of corruption related to Joe Biden and his son is vast : Host Jesse Watters asked Giuliani about documents on Hunter Biden 's business dealings in Ukraine , and noted that Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be investigating Hunter Biden 's activities in Ukraine .
`` I have what I used to call when I was U.S. attorney , a smoking gun , '' he continued , outlining what he said are documents sent from the Latvian government to the Ukrainian government that show `` Hunter Biden is under investigation for corruption . ''
`` This should have been investigated , '' Giuliani said .
`` Look , the government has been so lax in investigating this , it 's pathetic .
These are crimes that when I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Joe Biden made that boastful announcement about how he bribed ... the investigation would have begun the next day for bribery . ''
`` He violated the bribery statute , announced it . ''
Giuliani was referring to 2018 comments that Biden made about a 2016 visit to Ukraine when he demanded that nation 's government fire a prosecutor who had investigated the company where his son served on the board if it wanted to receive U.S. aid .
Biden has defended his actions by saying other governments also wanted the prosecutor , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He has claimed he did not act because of his son 's connection to Burisma , the company that had been investigated .
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal .

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Saturday he has the "smoking gun" as it relates to what he says is Hunter Biden's connection to alleged corruption in Ukraine.
Giuliani, who is now the personal lawyer to President Donald Trump, spoke on the Fox News show "Watters World" about his long-running personal investigation into the activities of Hunter Biden and his father, Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden.
Giuliani said that despite Trump's acquittal on impeachment charges in the Senate, the full truth must be told.
"I want to prove what happened, because I believe if we prove what happened, he will be totally vindicated," Giuliani said.
Giuliani referenced a January 2016 National Security Council meeting that he said may have been attended by the whistleblower whose complaint sparked the months-long controversy over Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukraine's president.
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"Obama and Biden representatives tell Ukrainian officials, 'Get me dirt on Manafort.' I have three witnesses to that," Giuliani said, referring to Paul Manafort, who was Trump's campaign chairman during part of 2016. Manafort was later convicted on fraud charges for his previous activities in Ukraine that were not part of his association with the Trump campaign.
"Three witnesses are willing to get on the witness stand and say that in January 2016, members of Obama's NSC violated the law Mueller was investigating Trump for violating," Giuliani said. From 2017 to 2019, then-special counsel Robert Mueller investigated alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, only to report that none could be found.
The crux of the issue, Giuliani said, is that under former President Barack Obama, those NSC members "asked foreigners for dirty information on an American citizen who was going to be involved in a political campaign."
Giuliani has said the extent of corruption related to Joe Biden and his son is vast:
Tdy @RudyGiuliani "The crimes Democrats committed in Ukraine are astounding. Treasury should look at every one of the family transactions, a pattern of behavior. The familywas monetizing Joe's public office when he was a senator. " @FoxNews @SundayFutures pic.twitter.com/PvXiRR9ha4 — Maria Bartiromo (@MariaBartiromo) February 9, 2020
These two smoking gun documents have been displayed and discussed on my podcast Rudy Giuliani Common Sense. It’s now up to 5 episodes proving major Democrat corruption in Ukraine. Get it at https://t.co/OGyi1JKawT. Please Subscribe two more next week, one a surprise. — Rudy W. Giuliani (@RudyGiuliani) February 9, 2020
.@RudyGiuliani has seemingly strong evidence of massive corruption tied to Ukraine. And it goes well beyond the Bidens -- deep into the State Dept. Explains why State is stonewalling @JudicialWatch FOIA requsts. https://t.co/sXyxBSn0Ly — Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) February 9, 2020
Host Jesse Watters asked Giuliani about documents on Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine, and noted that Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, has said he will be investigating Hunter Biden's activities in Ukraine.
"Lindsey, get started," Giuliani said.
"I have what I used to call when I was U.S. attorney, a smoking gun," he continued, outlining what he said are documents sent from the Latvian government to the Ukrainian government that show "Hunter Biden is under investigation for corruption."
"This should have been investigated," Giuliani said. "Look, the government has been so lax in investigating this, it's pathetic. These are crimes that when I was a U.S. attorney, the day Joe Biden made that boastful announcement about how he bribed ... the investigation would have begun the next day for bribery."
"He violated the bribery statute, announced it."
Giuliani was referring to 2018 comments that Biden made about a 2016 visit to Ukraine when he demanded that nation's government fire a prosecutor who had investigated the company where his son served on the board if it wanted to receive U.S. aid.
Biden has defended his actions by saying other governments also wanted the prosecutor, who Biden said was corrupt, fired.
He has claimed he did not act because of his son's connection to Burisma, the company that had been investigated.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.


wnd--2020-02-12--Free porn offered to quarantined coronavirus cruise passengers

( NEWS.COM.AU ) -- Adult website CamSoda ’ s vice president says his company is trying to ease boredom for @ @ @ @ @ quarantined due to coronavirus .
The Miami-based porn site , which last month tried to @ @ @ @ @ Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers , is now offering to ease boredom for @ @ @ @ @ webcam sessions .
The offer was extended via press release from executives at CamSoda and @ @ @ @ @ passengers who have been impacted by the coronavirus outbreak on the Diamond Princess and World @ @ @ @ @ are docked in Japan and outside Hong Kong .

(NEWS.COM.AU) -- Adult website CamSoda’s vice president says his company is trying to ease boredom for impacted passengers on cruise ships quarantined due to coronavirus.
The Miami-based porn site, which last month tried to offer complimentary webcams to the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, is now offering to ease boredom for two quarantined vessels with free webcam sessions.
The offer was extended via press release from executives at CamSoda and was directed at the 7300 passengers who have been impacted by the coronavirus outbreak on the Diamond Princess and World Dream cruise ships, which are docked in Japan and outside Hong Kong.
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wnd--2020-02-12--Coronavirus: U.S. Postal Service suspends shipments to China

( SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST ) -- The United States Postal Service ( USPS ) will temporarily suspend time guarantees @ @ @ @ @ and Hong Kong .
“ USPS will be temporarily suspending the guarantee on priority mail @ @ @ @ @ and Hong Kong , effective Monday , February 10 , ” said a USPS service @ @ @ @ @ .
In a note informing its counterparts globally , the USPS said it was “ @ @ @ @ @ dispatching letters , parcels and express mail to China – including Hong Kong and Macau @ @ @ @ @ supplier airlines have suspended their flights to those destinations , Associated Press reported .

(SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST) -- The United States Postal Service (USPS) will temporarily suspend time guarantees on shipments destined for China and Hong Kong.
“USPS will be temporarily suspending the guarantee on priority mail express international destined for China and Hong Kong, effective Monday, February 10,” said a USPS service alert banner on its website.
In a note informing its counterparts globally, the USPS said it was “experiencing significant difficulties” in dispatching letters, parcels and express mail to China – including Hong Kong and Macau – as most of its supplier airlines have suspended their flights to those destinations, Associated Press reported.
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wnd--2020-02-12--Pew survey: U.S. voters put 'climate change' at bottom of priority list

Every major Democratic presidential candidate has made addressing `` climate change '' a major priority , warning of doom for mankind if fossil fuels are not drastically curbed or eliminated within the next decade .
Voters , however , do n't share that concern , according to a Pew survey that found it to be ranked 17th of 18 priorities the government should address .
That result is consistent with Pew polls since 2007 , when `` global warming '' was added to a list of priorities voters were asked to assess .
In 2016 , when the language was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the issue was ranked third to last .
In most years it 's been second to last and in some at the very bottom .
This year , only `` global trade '' was ranked lower than `` climate change . ''
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In an article published by the Climate Depot website , Donna Laframboise noted Gallup has conducted a poll every month that asks people to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country , and climate change has been conspicuously missing for the two decades the poll has been conducted .
The Pew Research Center survey is different .
Respondents hear a list of pre-selected topics in random order and are asked regarding each item whether or not it should be a `` top priority '' for the president and Congress this year .
The survey was conducted Jan. 9-14 among 1,505 adults .
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Dealing with the problems of poor and needy people ( 60 % ) 9 .
Dealing with the issue @ @ @ @ @ @

Every major Democratic presidential candidate has made addressing "climate change" a major priority, warning of doom for mankind if fossil fuels are not drastically curbed or eliminated within the next decade.
Voters, however, don't share that concern, according to a Pew survey that found it to be ranked 17th of 18 priorities the government should address.
That result is consistent with Pew polls since 2007, when "global warming" was added to a list of priorities voters were asked to assess. In 2016, when the language was changed to "climate change," the issue was ranked third to last. In most years it's been second to last and in some at the very bottom.
This year, only "global trade" was ranked lower than "climate change."
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The top two priorities were strengthening the economy and reducing health-care costs.
In an article published by the Climate Depot website, Donna Laframboise noted Gallup has conducted a poll every month that asks people to name the most important problem facing the country, and climate change has been conspicuously missing for the two decades the poll has been conducted.
The Pew Research Center survey is different. Respondents hear a list of pre-selected topics in random order and are asked regarding each item whether or not it should be a "top priority" for the president and Congress this year.
The survey was conducted Jan. 9-14 among 1,505 adults.
The list:
1. Strengthening the economy (70%)
2. Reducing health-care costs (69%)
3. The education system (68%)
4. Defending the country from future terrorist attacks (67%)
5. Taking steps to make the Social Security system financially sound (67%)
6. Taking steps to make the Medicare system financially sound (67%)
7. Dealing with the problems of poor and needy people (60%)
8. Protecting the environment (56%)
9. Dealing with the issue of immigration (51%)
10. Improving the job situation (50%)
11. Reducing crime (50%)
12. Dealing with drug addiction (49%)
13. Reducing the budget deficit (48%)
14. Addressing race relations in this country (46%)
15. Strengthening the U.S. military (45%)
16. Improving the country’s roads, bridges and public transportation systems (45%)
17. Dealing with global climate change (44%)
18. Dealing with global trade issues (39%)


wnd--2020-02-12--U.N. alarmed by locust outbreak on verge of 'plague'

Amid a locust infestation in East Africa threatening to explode to biblical proportions , the United Nations is warning that the already vulnerable region `` simply can not afford another major shock . ''
Swarms of billions of insects are destroying crops in Kenya , the country 's worst outbreak in 70 years , the Associated Press reported .
Somalia and Ethiopia are experiencing their worst outbreak in a quarter-century amid exceptionally heavy rains that are favorable to the insects .
`` There is the risk of a catastrophe , '' U.N. humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock said Monday in New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Burgeon told the AP that without enough aerial spraying , the outbreak could turn into a plague , `` and when you have a plague , it takes years to control .
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A medium-size swarm of locusts `` in one day can eat the same amount of food as everybody here in the tri-state @ @ @ @ @ @ @ New York , '' said Keith Cressman , the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization 's senior locust forecasting officer '' So not taking action in time — you can see the consequences , '' he said , according to AP .
It could get a whole lot worse , the U.N. officials said , if immediate action is n't taken before more rainfall provides more vegetation for new generations of locusts .
Five-hundred times worse , they warned , if unchecked before the dry weather comes .
Lowcock said Kenya has received `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the beginning of the year from the Horn of Africa . ''
Over the weekend , they moved into Tanzania and northeastern Uganda .
And any day , he said , they could move into South Sudan , where several million already face hunger as the nation tries to recover from civil war .
Another 20 million people in the region could face food insecurity , according to Dominique Burgeon , the FAO 's emergency and resilience director .
The U.N. has asked for $ 76 million in immediate aid , with just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The United States said Monday it has released $ 800,000 and the European Union has released 1 million euros .
But Lowcock told reporters the response so far `` is not gon na work , unless there 's a big scale-up . ''

Amid a locust infestation in East Africa threatening to explode to biblical proportions, the United Nations is warning that the already vulnerable region "simply cannot afford another major shock."
Swarms of billions of insects are destroying crops in Kenya, the country's worst outbreak in 70 years, the Associated Press reported. Somalia and Ethiopia are experiencing their worst outbreak in a quarter-century amid exceptionally heavy rains that are favorable to the insects.
"There is the risk of a catastrophe," U.N. humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock said Monday in New York at a briefing.
Last week, Burgeon told the AP that without enough aerial spraying, the outbreak could turn into a plague, "and when you have a plague, it takes years to control.
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Lowcock said Monday that 13 million people already face severe food insecurity, with 10 million of them in places affected by locusts.
A medium-size swarm of locusts "in one day can eat the same amount of food as everybody here in the tri-state area, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York," said Keith Cressman, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization's senior locust forecasting officer
"So not taking action in time — you can see the consequences," he said, according to AP.
It could get a whole lot worse, the U.N. officials said, if immediate action isn't taken before more rainfall provides more vegetation for new generations of locusts.
Five-hundred times worse, they warned, if unchecked before the dry weather comes.
Lowcock said Kenya has received "waves and waves of swarms" since the beginning of the year from the Horn of Africa."
Over the weekend, they moved into Tanzania and northeastern Uganda. And any day, he said, they could move into South Sudan, where several million already face hunger as the nation tries to recover from civil war.
Another 20 million people in the region could face food insecurity, according to Dominique Burgeon, the FAO's emergency and resilience director.
The U.N. has asked for $76 million in immediate aid, with just under $20 million in hand. The United States said Monday it has released $800,000 and the European Union has released 1 million euros.
But Lowcock told reporters the response so far "is not gonna work, unless there's a big scale-up."


wnd--2020-02-12--China's blatant propaganda: Coronavirus patients party it up with dancing

The messaging from China is clear : Coronavirus patients who are isolated are feeling good enough to be dancing .
But the word from the World Health Organization on Tuesday was different : The infection is a `` very grave '' threat to the world .
It was the Chinese government that posted a video of the festive atmosphere for some patients : TRENDING : Obama officials who approved spy warrants now in charge of 'FISA reform' Summit News reported , `` Apparently keen to offset video footage of screaming Chinese people being abducted from their homes and taken to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ put out a video showing 'mild ' coronavirus victims housed in a 'temporary hospital ' being directed to dance by workers in hazmat suits . ''
The information comes from the People 's Daily , the official mouthpiece of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China , which controls information delivered to the public .
The report said : `` It shows what are purported to be 'infected patients with mild syndromes ' dancing to Chinese music .
Some of them appear to be less enthusiastic than others and one is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ George Orwell ’ s 1984 , '' The images conflict with reports of patients being forcibly taken from their homes and apartments .
The report said shocking video footage from China showed a woman who was trying to escape the coronavirus quarantine falling to her death from a high-rise building .
The Washington Examiner reported the concerns of WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus .
He said the virus ' threat extends beyond China , noting the death toll passed 1,000 , with more than 43,000 infected .
`` With 99 % of cases @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an emergency for that country , but one that holds a very grave threat for the rest of the world , '' Tedros said .

The messaging from China is clear: Coronavirus patients who are isolated are feeling good enough to be dancing.
But the word from the World Health Organization on Tuesday was different: The infection is a "very grave" threat to the world.
It was the Chinese government that posted a video of the festive atmosphere for some patients:
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Virus can't put out the passion for life! Video shows #coronavirus infected patients with mild syndromes isolated in a temporary hospital in #Wuhan taking up dancing. pic.twitter.com/2lImpV7rmK — People's Daily, China (@PDChina) February 10, 2020
Summit News reported, "Apparently keen to offset video footage of screaming Chinese people being abducted from their homes and taken to detention camps, the ruling Communist Party put out a video showing 'mild' coronavirus victims housed in a 'temporary hospital' being directed to dance by workers in hazmat suits."
The information comes from the People's Daily, the official mouthpiece of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, which controls information delivered to the public.
The report said: "It shows what are purported to be 'infected patients with mild syndromes' dancing to Chinese music. Some of them appear to be less enthusiastic than others and one is reminded of the mandatory exercise sessions in George Orwell’s 1984,"
The images conflict with reports of patients being forcibly taken from their homes and apartments.
The report said shocking video footage from China showed a woman who was trying to escape the coronavirus quarantine falling to her death from a high-rise building.
The Washington Examiner reported the concerns of WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
He said the virus' threat extends beyond China, noting the death toll passed 1,000, with more than 43,000 infected.
"With 99% of cases in China, this remains very much an emergency for that country, but one that holds a very grave threat for the rest of the world," Tedros said.


wnd--2020-02-12--Portland police continue to let antifa run rampant, refuse to help man chased by violent mob

If you like photographing political animals -- in a very literal sense -- Portland , Oregon , is pretty much like the Serengeti is to National Geographic documentary crews .
Every few weeks , a right-wing organization of dubious provenance or an antifa group will organize some kind of rally .
The other group will show up because if the first group were allowed to hold a rally unmolested , the world might indeed collapse in upon itself .
This all ends with people karate-kicking and spraying noxious substances on each other -- and there 's always an independent journalist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attacked , almost always by antifa-related types .
Either way , there 's always some unsettling footage that comes out of these events , which feels as if it ought to be narrated by gravitas-mode David Attenborough .
You can almost hear the quintessentially English pipes of Sir David now : `` The one thing you will notice about these fights , of course , is the complete absence of police .
In Portland , they seem to stay away from the brawl , letting a pack of hyenas try and chase the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as you see , have their bricks and wallet chains out ... '' History repeated itself Saturday as police refused to help a videographer who was being chased down by an antifa mob .
TRENDING : Obama officials who approved spy warrants now in charge of 'FISA reform' According to TheBlaze , Nate Millsap , who runs the YouTube channel Stumptown Matters , was there to document the clash between leftist groups , including antifa , and members of the Ku Klux Klan , who were slated to have a rally at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that rally three hours before it was to happen , according to KOIN-TV , which should have been a victory for everyone .
Instead of going home , however , antifa stuck around .
Portland police tweeted that `` lit flares are being thrown into the roadway near Lownsdale Square '' and that a monument in the park was defaced by antifa members .
They also used `` metal-tipped umbrellas '' to poke `` people and chase them down the street , '' according to a police news release .
KOIN reported that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while throwing oranges , a glass bottle , tennis balls , rock , concrete , batons , cans , and mud at the officers and other people . ''
Millsap said antifa members `` had concealed objects or weapons in their hands '' when he encountered them .
He told TheBlaze he saw one of them `` approaching me while shaking a can of pepper spray .
I wanted no part of whatever intentions they had for me so I immediately abandoned my camera duties and sprinted to safety . ''
Warning : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ language .
Millsap took refuge with police officers in riot gear at the city 's Justice Center , but antifa members continued to pursue him , calling him a `` b -- -- . ''
What did police say ?
`` You better come up with a different plan , like maybe go somewhere else , dude , '' one officer told him .
`` We 're not gon na run out here and save you . ''
Millsap then explained the situation to police .
`` I 'm just telling you that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so you better go probably find something else , OK ? ''
the officer said .
The police bureau said in the news release that officers “ did not use force against anyone during this event.
” If that was supposed to be a brag , it probably should n't have been .
“ A small group ’ s actions negatively impacted public safety of the entire city because resources had to be diverted to this event , ” Portland Police Bureau Chief Jami Resch said in a statement .
“ Unfortunately , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in dangerous , illegal behavior .
I appreciate the thoughtful , measured response by our officers and law enforcement partners.
” The very , very measured response demonstrated in the video drew the attention of Andy Ngo , inarguably the highest-profile independent journalist covering the Portland antifa beat .
After asking Portland police for comment on the officers ' decision not to defend Millsap 's right to document a public protest , he said he received an email back saying `` just because an arrest is not made on the spot , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't be made in the future '' -- a statement that somehow manages to miss the point and yet be totally on brand for Portland officialdom .
Just another documentary video from the Portland Serengeti .
This would almost be funny were it not so serious .
This is ostensibly a group of masked thugs out of `` The Warriors '' who have cloaked their ideology in politics and managed to be believed by some .
Keep in mind , there were no Klansmen out on the streets of Portland for antifa to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for this violence .
All the black-clad hooligans here could have gotten in their Priuses , removed their bandanas , turned around , hummed `` The Internationale '' to themselves on the way home and then binge-watched old Henry Rollins spoken word videos on YouTube .
Instead , what they did was -- well , all of this and certainly more .
Portland does n't have any sort of substantive control over antifa , and it 's proved this repeatedly .
Ngo himself is the most high-profile victim , having been brutally attacked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ issued `` red zone '' warnings ahead of these events yet seem thoroughly unable to stop an invariable result .
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has largely been ineffective in the matter .
In 2018 , after antifa members blocked an intersection , threatening and harassing motorists , Wheeler stood by the decision of the police not to intervene , according to The Washington Times .
After another particularly violent weekend courtesy of antifa groups last August , Wheeler posted an idyllic date-night photo of himself on social media , captioning it , `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , in other words , has come from the top : Yeah , we might not like this sort of thing , but if you 're in their way , you 're on your own .
The people of Portland ca n't afford that kind of leadership .
You 've seen the National Geographic videos .
You know , eventually , what happens when the hyenas catch up with the impala .
Eventually , tragically , one feels the result might not be much different here if law enforcement does n't start enforcing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on The Western Journal .

If you like photographing political animals -- in a very literal sense -- Portland, Oregon, is pretty much like the Serengeti is to National Geographic documentary crews.
Every few weeks, a right-wing organization of dubious provenance or an antifa group will organize some kind of rally. The other group will show up because if the first group were allowed to hold a rally unmolested, the world might indeed collapse in upon itself.
This all ends with people karate-kicking and spraying noxious substances on each other -- and there's always an independent journalist in the mix who ends up getting attacked, almost always by antifa-related types.
Either way, there's always some unsettling footage that comes out of these events, which feels as if it ought to be narrated by gravitas-mode David Attenborough. You can almost hear the quintessentially English pipes of Sir David now: "The one thing you will notice about these fights, of course, is the complete absence of police. In Portland, they seem to stay away from the brawl, letting a pack of hyenas try and chase the impala entirely unmolested. The hyenas, as you see, have their bricks and wallet chains out ..."
History repeated itself Saturday as police refused to help a videographer who was being chased down by an antifa mob.
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According to TheBlaze, Nate Millsap, who runs the YouTube channel Stumptown Matters, was there to document the clash between leftist groups, including antifa, and members of the Ku Klux Klan, who were slated to have a rally at the Multnomah County Courthouse. The KKK canceled that rally three hours before it was to happen, according to KOIN-TV, which should have been a victory for everyone.
Instead of going home, however, antifa stuck around.
Portland police tweeted that "lit flares are being thrown into the roadway near Lownsdale Square" and that a monument in the park was defaced by antifa members.
They also used "metal-tipped umbrellas" to poke "people and chase them down the street," according to a police news release.
KOIN reported that "a group of protesters pushed police while throwing oranges, a glass bottle, tennis balls, rock, concrete, batons, cans, and mud at the officers and other people."
Three individuals spray paint pro-communist and anti-police slogans on a monument in Portland’s Lownsdale Square yesterday. An antifa counterprotest to a scheduled KKK rally that never occurred turned into an antifa rally with sporadic confrontations with provocateurs. pic.twitter.com/j4IjGNYz0Z — Matthew Rodier (@mattrodierphot1) February 9, 2020
Millsap said antifa members "had concealed objects or weapons in their hands" when he encountered them.
He told TheBlaze he saw one of them "approaching me while shaking a can of pepper spray. I wanted no part of whatever intentions they had for me so I immediately abandoned my camera duties and sprinted to safety."
Warning: The following video contains graphic footage and language.
Millsap took refuge with police officers in riot gear at the city's Justice Center, but antifa members continued to pursue him, calling him a "b----."
What did police say? "You better come up with a different plan, like maybe go somewhere else, dude," one officer told him. "We're not gonna run out here and save you."
Millsap then explained the situation to police.
"I'm just telling you that ain't gonna happen again, so you better go probably find something else, OK?" the officer said.
Millsap would eventually escape.
The police bureau said in the news release that officers “did not use force against anyone during this event.” If that was supposed to be a brag, it probably shouldn't have been.
“A small group’s actions negatively impacted public safety of the entire city because resources had to be diverted to this event,” Portland Police Bureau Chief Jami Resch said in a statement.
“Unfortunately, a group of people chose to engage in dangerous, illegal behavior. I appreciate the thoughtful, measured response by our officers and law enforcement partners.”
The very, very measured response demonstrated in the video drew the attention of Andy Ngo, inarguably the highest-profile independent journalist covering the Portland antifa beat.
After asking Portland police for comment on the officers' decision not to defend Millsap's right to document a public protest, he said he received an email back saying "just because an arrest is not made on the spot, it does not mean that an arrest won't be made in the future" -- a statement that somehow manages to miss the point and yet be totally on brand for Portland officialdom.
Portland Police responded to my inquiry about the video showing one of its officers telling a videographer that no one will come help him. PPB says “just because an arrest is not made on the spot, it does not mean that an arrest won’t be made in the future.” pic.twitter.com/R4tx0N9jgM — Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) February 10, 2020
Just another documentary video from the Portland Serengeti.
This would almost be funny were it not so serious. This is ostensibly a group of masked thugs out of "The Warriors" who have cloaked their ideology in politics and managed to be believed by some. Keep in mind, there were no Klansmen out on the streets of Portland for antifa to oppose. There wasn't any catalyst for this violence.
All the black-clad hooligans here could have gotten in their Priuses, removed their bandanas, turned around, hummed "The Internationale" to themselves on the way home and then binge-watched old Henry Rollins spoken word videos on YouTube.
Instead, what they did was -- well, all of this and certainly more.
Portland doesn't have any sort of substantive control over antifa, and it's proved this repeatedly. Ngo himself is the most high-profile victim, having been brutally attacked on camera last June. Police have issued "red zone" warnings ahead of these events yet seem thoroughly unable to stop an invariable result.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has largely been ineffective in the matter.
In 2018, after antifa members blocked an intersection, threatening and harassing motorists, Wheeler stood by the decision of the police not to intervene, according to The Washington Times.
After another particularly violent weekend courtesy of antifa groups last August, Wheeler posted an idyllic date-night photo of himself on social media, captioning it, "Sundays in Portland."
The message, in other words, has come from the top: Yeah, we might not like this sort of thing, but if you're in their way, you're on your own.
The people of Portland can't afford that kind of leadership. You've seen the National Geographic videos. You know, eventually, what happens when the hyenas catch up with the impala.
Eventually, tragically, one feels the result might not be much different here if law enforcement doesn't start enforcing the law.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.


wnd--2020-02-13--Former congressman: Dems' strategy is to totally 'transform' nation

There 's a reason why Democrats hate President Trump so much , warns former U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo , R-Colo .
It 's because he threatens their ultimate agenda of `` transforming '' America , as Barack Obama had promised .
It all revolves around immigration , the former congressman explained in an exclusive interview with the Gateway Pundit .
The report explains that Tancredo , who served in the Reagan administration and ran for president in 2008 and now is on the advisory board of We Build The Wall Inc. , believes `` Democrats have put all their eggs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and thwarting the Trump presidency with endless investigations , and the dead-end impeachment fiasco '' for a specific reason .
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They hate Trump so much .
Why ?
... What is it that puts them into this bizarre state of mind ?
Because he threatens one of the most important tactics in their strategy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what Barack Obama promised , a thorough transformation of America , '' Tancredo told Alicia Powe of the GP .
He says the agenda revolves around immigration .
`` You say , 'what does immigration have to do with these things ? '
It 's got everything to do with it , '' he said .
`` Opening the borders is a basic part of their agenda and Trump threatens that .
That 's one of the reasons why , honestly , I believe the impeachment was brought and they hate him so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bad .
He threatens the immigration agenda that they have put together for the past 50 years . ''
Immigration and the security of the nation 's borders was , in fact , one of the first issues raised by Trump when he was just a candidate for the GOP nomination .
Since then he 's tried multiple ways to enhance the nation 's security , only to have Democrats in Congress try to block him .
Those issues have included a travel ban for people from regions of the world that foment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as well as refusing to allow the president money to fund security on the nation 's southern border .
The GP report noted that House Democrats recently offered the president $ 7.4 billion in the budget for border wall work , but then also demanded that the U.S. end immigration enforcement for any adult illegally crossing the border with a child .
The GOP leadership is calling that the `` Child Trafficking Encouragement Act . ''
Tancredo pointed out that giving random foreign nationals complete access to the U.S. is a foundational part @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the United States into a socialist state .
`` They want an America that is constantly , constantly dealing with a permanent underclass because that permanent underclass will vote for bigger government all the time .
It is the reason that so many people on the left want open borders and fight Trump as hard as they can .
He challenges their power base , '' the former congressman told GP .
He said the Democrats simply `` want a different America . ''
Children often are used by drug cartels and gangs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they 've been used for that , are trafficked themselves , the report said .
Tancredo said all kinds of evil are inflicted on women and children who are smuggled into the U.S. '' It 's not a peaceful , tranquil movement of people from one area to another .
It is all kinds of difficult and dangerous activities that are involved with this .
The sex trafficking is horrendous .
The drug trafficking is horrendous , '' he said .

There's a reason why Democrats hate President Trump so much, warns former U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo.
It's because he threatens their ultimate agenda of "transforming" America, as Barack Obama had promised.
It all revolves around immigration, the former congressman explained in an exclusive interview with the Gateway Pundit.
The report explains that Tancredo, who served in the Reagan administration and ran for president in 2008 and now is on the advisory board of We Build The Wall Inc., believes "Democrats have put all their eggs in the basket of hating, resisting and thwarting the Trump presidency with endless investigations, and the dead-end impeachment fiasco" for a specific reason.
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"You have to understand, a big part of the impeachment was brought about by their absolute hatred of Trump. They hate Trump so much. Why? ... What is it that puts them into this bizarre state of mind? Because he threatens one of the most important tactics in their strategy to take over America: To do what Barack Obama promised, a thorough transformation of America," Tancredo told Alicia Powe of the GP.
He says the agenda revolves around immigration.
"You say, 'what does immigration have to do with these things?' It's got everything to do with it," he said. "Opening the borders is a basic part of their agenda and Trump threatens that. That's one of the reasons why, honestly, I believe the impeachment was brought and they hate him so much and they want him out so bad. He threatens the immigration agenda that they have put together for the past 50 years."
Immigration and the security of the nation's borders was, in fact, one of the first issues raised by Trump when he was just a candidate for the GOP nomination.
Since then he's tried multiple ways to enhance the nation's security, only to have Democrats in Congress try to block him. Those issues have included a travel ban for people from regions of the world that foment terror, which Democrats have fought, as well as refusing to allow the president money to fund security on the nation's southern border.
The GP report noted that House Democrats recently offered the president $7.4 billion in the budget for border wall work, but then also demanded that the U.S. end immigration enforcement for any adult illegally crossing the border with a child.
The GOP leadership is calling that the "Child Trafficking Encouragement Act."
Tancredo pointed out that giving random foreign nationals complete access to the U.S. is a foundational part of the Democrats' desire to rebuild the United States into a socialist state.
"They want an America that is constantly, constantly dealing with a permanent underclass because that permanent underclass will vote for bigger government all the time. It is the reason that so many people on the left want open borders and fight Trump as hard as they can. He challenges their power base," the former congressman told GP.
He said the Democrats simply "want a different America."
Children often are used by drug cartels and gangs to serve as drug mules and after they've been used for that, are trafficked themselves, the report said. Tancredo said all kinds of evil are inflicted on women and children who are smuggled into the U.S.
"It's not a peaceful, tranquil movement of people from one area to another. It is all kinds of difficult and dangerous activities that are involved with this. The sex trafficking is horrendous. The drug trafficking is horrendous," he said.


wnd--2020-02-13--At least Carville is being honest about his deceit

Following the chaos surrounding last week 's Iowa caucus and the subsequent infighting among Democrats over the party 's direction , longtime Democratic strategist James Carville engaged in a rant on MSNBC Feb. 4 that wound up going viral .
Carville 's beef , as it were , is largely with the overt nature of the party 's gravitation toward the left and its apparent inability to offer candidates and policies substantive enough to challenge President Trump in November .
While I 've usually found Carville 's marginally coherent jabbering as more befitting an early hominid of some sort than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remains that Carville is a prominent political strategist , so we 'll just go from there .
Carville 's outburst on MSNBC gave rise to a follow-up sit-down with one of the journalists on vox.com .
Their exchanges were so telling with regard to the overall duplicity of Democratic strategy that I thought it would be eminently useful to deconstruct the interview here .
After inordinately playing up Democratic 2018 midterm election victories as an overarching mandate for Washington Democrats , Carville went on to lament the pathos of the Iowa caucus and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scrambling to find their voice .
`` [ W ] e 're losing our damn minds '' is the most notable Carville quote pulled by news sources that picked up the profanity-laced interview .
The interviewer 's first question was probably the most illustrative of what I 'm getting at , and it had to do with how Carville believes the Democratic presidential candidates have become `` distracted . ''
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They 're talking about doing away with nuclear energy and fracking .
You 've got Bernie Sanders talking about letting criminals and terrorists vote from jail cells .
It does n't matter what you think about any of that , or if there are good arguments – talking about that is not how you win a national election . ''
Leaving aside the fact that it most definitely does matter what one thinks about those policy initiatives and their relative viability , here Carville is essentially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out there and lie .
His statement is merely a convoluted way of saying that the candidates should n't be touting the policies and ideology of the hard left – even though that may be where they reside – because a majority of the electorate is opposed to such measures .
Rather , they should sell themselves as whatever the prevailing political winds dictate , and then enact the hard-left policies when they get into office .
This is precisely what Barack Obama did .
While some knew full well that Obama was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he sold himself as being no more of an ideologue than Bill Clinton .
Once elected , he unilaterally governed against the will of the people .
Carville 's first answer also ties in to one of his statements from the MSNBC interview , in which he asserted that `` [ T ] he urban core is not gon na get it done . ''
In referencing an `` urban core , '' of course , Carville meant the far-left elites who hold political power in major urban areas and those who will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Although these folks represent a distinct political minority , they nevertheless believe that they ought to be running the country .
They make no secret of this , nor of their extreme disdain for those who exist outside of Democrat-controlled urban areas , as we 've seen in spades over the last four years .
In addition to not believing that Bernie Sanders holds the requisite bona fides to run for president as a Democrat , Carville also clearly thinks that making Sanders the nominee will be suicide for the party , at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in November goes .
Why ?
Well , obviously because Carville knows that Sanders represents a radical leftist archetype that remains highly unpalatable to most voters .
Although he 'd never say so , Carville knows full well that Donald Trump 's election in 2016 was a mandate against socialism and America 's tracking toward the hard left during the Obama years .
Consequently , he knows that running Sanders , a guy who was a self-identified communist until he decided to run in 2016 , is probably not the best strategy for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
If you want a left wing revolution to which most of the population is opposed , do n't bother trying to win people over with your message ; cultivate power by engaging others in the party regardless of their policy vision .
Then , you can have your left-wing revolution by executive mandate once you 're in office .
Interestingly , Carville also told the interviewer that if Bernie Sanders did win the Democratic nomination , he would vote for him in November .
Considering his admittedly low opinion of Sanders , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fundamentally unprincipled guy .
Which is par for the course these days if you 're talking about Democrats , I suppose .

Following the chaos surrounding last week's Iowa caucus and the subsequent infighting among Democrats over the party's direction, longtime Democratic strategist James Carville engaged in a rant on MSNBC Feb. 4 that wound up going viral. Carville's beef, as it were, is largely with the overt nature of the party's gravitation toward the left and its apparent inability to offer candidates and policies substantive enough to challenge President Trump in November.
While I've usually found Carville's marginally coherent jabbering as more befitting an early hominid of some sort than a prominent political strategist, the fact remains that Carville is a prominent political strategist, so we'll just go from there.
Carville's outburst on MSNBC gave rise to a follow-up sit-down with one of the journalists on vox.com. Their exchanges were so telling with regard to the overall duplicity of Democratic strategy that I thought it would be eminently useful to deconstruct the interview here.
After inordinately playing up Democratic 2018 midterm election victories as an overarching mandate for Washington Democrats, Carville went on to lament the pathos of the Iowa caucus and how the Democrats seem to be desperately scrambling to find their voice. "[W]e're losing our damn minds" is the most notable Carville quote pulled by news sources that picked up the profanity-laced interview.
The interviewer's first question was probably the most illustrative of what I'm getting at, and it had to do with how Carville believes the Democratic presidential candidates have become "distracted."
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Carville replied, "We have candidates on the debate stage talking about open borders and decriminalizing illegal immigration. They're talking about doing away with nuclear energy and fracking. You've got Bernie Sanders talking about letting criminals and terrorists vote from jail cells. It doesn't matter what you think about any of that, or if there are good arguments – talking about that is not how you win a national election."
Leaving aside the fact that it most definitely does matter what one thinks about those policy initiatives and their relative viability, here Carville is essentially saying that Democratic presidential hopefuls should go out there and lie. His statement is merely a convoluted way of saying that the candidates shouldn't be touting the policies and ideology of the hard left – even though that may be where they reside – because a majority of the electorate is opposed to such measures. Rather, they should sell themselves as whatever the prevailing political winds dictate, and then enact the hard-left policies when they get into office.
This is precisely what Barack Obama did. While some knew full well that Obama was a creature of the hard left, he sold himself as being no more of an ideologue than Bill Clinton. Once elected, he unilaterally governed against the will of the people.
Carville's first answer also ties in to one of his statements from the MSNBC interview, in which he asserted that "[T]he urban core is not gonna get it done."
In referencing an "urban core," of course, Carville meant the far-left elites who hold political power in major urban areas and those who will vote for Democrats no matter what. Although these folks represent a distinct political minority, they nevertheless believe that they ought to be running the country. They make no secret of this, nor of their extreme disdain for those who exist outside of Democrat-controlled urban areas, as we've seen in spades over the last four years.
In addition to not believing that Bernie Sanders holds the requisite bona fides to run for president as a Democrat, Carville also clearly thinks that making Sanders the nominee will be suicide for the party, at least as far as the general election in November goes. Why? Well, obviously because Carville knows that Sanders represents a radical leftist archetype that remains highly unpalatable to most voters.
Although he'd never say so, Carville knows full well that Donald Trump's election in 2016 was a mandate against socialism and America's tracking toward the hard left during the Obama years. Consequently, he knows that running Sanders, a guy who was a self-identified communist until he decided to run in 2016, is probably not the best strategy for Democrats.
"The real argument here is that some people think there's a real yearning for a left-wing revolution in this country, and if we just appeal to the people who feel that, we'll grow and excite them and we'll win. But there's a word a lot of people hate that I love: politics. It means building coalitions to win elections." – James Carville
The meaning within this statement? If you want a left wing revolution to which most of the population is opposed, don't bother trying to win people over with your message; cultivate power by engaging others in the party regardless of their policy vision. Then, you can have your left-wing revolution by executive mandate once you're in office.
Interestingly, Carville also told the interviewer that if Bernie Sanders did win the Democratic nomination, he would vote for him in November. Considering his admittedly low opinion of Sanders, this just translates into Carville being a fundamentally unprincipled guy.
Which is par for the course these days if you're talking about Democrats, I suppose.


wnd--2020-02-13--Mayor Pete, Liz continue the left's hate-whitey game

Had Pete Buttigieg and Liz Warren merely acknowledged what would have been the 25th birthday of Trayvon Martin , one could give them a pass .
Instead , both ignored George Zimmerman 's personal history , his acquittal in the shooting death of Martin , and the explosive revelations in Joel Gilbert 's new documentary and book of the same name , `` The Trayvon Hoax , '' for no better reason than to bolster the black vote in the run-up to the South Carolina primary .
`` Trayvon Martin would have been 25 today , '' Mayor Pete tweeted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been stolen from us by white supremacy , gun violence , prejudice , and fear ? ''
Buttigieg added a Black Lives Matter ( BLM ) hashtag just to alert black voters to his superior racial sensitivity .
The absurdly self-destructive BLM formed as a result of Zimmerman 's acquittal .
Warren was just as woke .
`` My heart goes out to @ SybrinaFultona and Trayvon 's family and friends .
He should still be with us today , '' she tweeted .
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And we need to build a world where all of our children – especially young Black boys – can grow up safe and free . ''
Warren added her commentary as a retweet to an earlier tweet showing a four-photo montage of Martin as a happy little boy that would have done Herr Goebbels proud .
As anyone paying attention to the case knows , Martin – an aspiring street fighter , drug dealer , gun dealer , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ half-a-foot shorter than he .
Had Zimmerman not shot and killed his attacker , Martin would have likely been celebrating his 25th birthday at the Florida State Prison .
Here is what Pete and Liz should know about the `` racist , '' `` white supremacist '' Martin nearly killed .
A social activist and Obama supporter at the time , Zimmerman first came to the attention of the Sanford , Florida , Police for his role in the Sherman Ware case .
In December 2010 , a little more than a year @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Zimmerman saw a local TV news report that showed the drunken son of a police lieutenant cold cock a homeless black man named Sherman Ware .
Zimmerman did some quick internet research to see if the assailant had been punished .
He had not been .
Zimmerman decided to act .
`` I felt it was wrong , '' he told Gilbert .
`` I decided I would take up my time , my resources to print up a flier I had written myself . ''
Each Sunday for a month or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them on windshields in the parking lots of Sanford 's black churches .
Several times Zimmerman visited the social gatherings after church services and talked to the churchgoers .
They listened .
Zimmerman asked those concerned to attend the next town hall meeting and have their voices heard .
Many of them came with fliers in their hands .
At this very public meeting Zimmerman made a passionate appeal for justice for Sherman Ware .
Afterward , several Ware supporters thanked him for his efforts .
In 2012 , CNN quietly admitted it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's impassioned speech in support of Ware at the town hall meeting , but CNN made no future reference to it , and the other major media pretended not to know it existed .
More perversely , NBC 's Lisa Bloom wrote a book on the Zimmerman case , `` Suspicion Nation , '' without mentioning a single word about the Ware incident or even acknowledging Zimmerman 's Hispanic roots .
Harvey Weinstein and Jay-Z purchased Bloom 's book and turned it into an incendiary six-part documentary without any acknowledgment of Zimmerman 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media had to ignore Zimmerman 's civil rights activism on behalf of a homeless black man and his mentoring of two black teens to sustain the narrative of Zimmerman as a typical white gun owner .
Warren and Buttigieg had no excuse for not knowing this .
In their haste to defame the Hispanic Zimmerman as a racist , even a white supremacist , the spineless duo continued to play the hate-whitey game the left has been playing for the last half-century or more .
Through his attorney Larry Klayman , Zimmerman is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the trial for their use of an impostor , a fully fake witness who came forward to frame Zimmerman for Martin 's murder .
Zimmerman should add Warren and Buttigieg to the list of defendants .
Their ritual defamation of an innocent man deserves the attention .

Had Pete Buttigieg and Liz Warren merely acknowledged what would have been the 25th birthday of Trayvon Martin, one could give them a pass.
Instead, both ignored George Zimmerman's personal history, his acquittal in the shooting death of Martin, and the explosive revelations in Joel Gilbert's new documentary and book of the same name, "The Trayvon Hoax," for no better reason than to bolster the black vote in the run-up to the South Carolina primary.
"Trayvon Martin would have been 25 today," Mayor Pete tweeted. "How many 25th birthdays have been stolen from us by white supremacy, gun violence, prejudice, and fear?"
Buttigieg added a Black Lives Matter (BLM) hashtag just to alert black voters to his superior racial sensitivity. The absurdly self-destructive BLM formed as a result of Zimmerman's acquittal.
Warren was just as woke. "My heart goes out to @SybrinaFultona and Trayvon's family and friends. He should still be with us today," she tweeted.
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Warren continued piously, "We need to end gun violence and racism. And we need to build a world where all of our children – especially young Black boys – can grow up safe and free."
Warren added her commentary as a retweet to an earlier tweet showing a four-photo montage of Martin as a happy little boy that would have done Herr Goebbels proud.
As anyone paying attention to the case knows, Martin – an aspiring street fighter, drug dealer, gun dealer, and burglar – attacked an unsuspecting man half-a-foot shorter than he.
Had Zimmerman not shot and killed his attacker, Martin would have likely been celebrating his 25th birthday at the Florida State Prison. Here is what Pete and Liz should know about the "racist," "white supremacist" Martin nearly killed.
A social activist and Obama supporter at the time, Zimmerman first came to the attention of the Sanford, Florida, Police for his role in the Sherman Ware case.
In December 2010, a little more than a year before Trayvon Martin walked into his life, Zimmerman saw a local TV news report that showed the drunken son of a police lieutenant cold cock a homeless black man named Sherman Ware.
Zimmerman did some quick internet research to see if the assailant had been punished. He had not been.
Zimmerman decided to act. "I felt it was wrong," he told Gilbert. "I decided I would take up my time, my resources to print up a flier I had written myself."
Each Sunday for a month or so Zimmerman distributed his fliers by placing them on windshields in the parking lots of Sanford's black churches.
Several times Zimmerman visited the social gatherings after church services and talked to the churchgoers. They listened.
Zimmerman asked those concerned to attend the next town hall meeting and have their voices heard. Many of them came with fliers in their hands.
At this very public meeting Zimmerman made a passionate appeal for justice for Sherman Ware. Afterward, several Ware supporters thanked him for his efforts.
In 2012, CNN quietly admitted it had obtained an audio copy of George's impassioned speech in support of Ware at the town hall meeting, but CNN made no future reference to it, and the other major media pretended not to know it existed.
More perversely, NBC's Lisa Bloom wrote a book on the Zimmerman case, "Suspicion Nation," without mentioning a single word about the Ware incident or even acknowledging Zimmerman's Hispanic roots.
Harvey Weinstein and Jay-Z purchased Bloom's book and turned it into an incendiary six-part documentary without any acknowledgment of Zimmerman's work on Ware's behalf.
The media had to ignore Zimmerman's civil rights activism on behalf of a homeless black man and his mentoring of two black teens to sustain the narrative of Zimmerman as a typical white gun owner.
Warren and Buttigieg had no excuse for not knowing this. In their haste to defame the Hispanic Zimmerman as a racist, even a white supremacist, the spineless duo continued to play the hate-whitey game the left has been playing for the last half-century or more.
Through his attorney Larry Klayman, Zimmerman is suing Sybrina Fulton and others involved in the trial for their use of an impostor, a fully fake witness who came forward to frame Zimmerman for Martin's murder.
Zimmerman should add Warren and Buttigieg to the list of defendants. Their ritual defamation of an innocent man deserves the attention.


wnd--2020-02-13--The epidemic of hedonist loneliness

The epidemic of hedonist loneliness

The topic of the hedonist yet sexually deprived West characterized by loneliness and depression run as themes in the books of Michel Houellebecq , France 's greatest living author .
He shocked Europe with books such as `` The Elementary Particles , '' `` Whatever , '' `` Platform '' and `` The Map and the Territory , '' which can only be described as incendiary .
It is literature that brutally focuses on how difficult it is to find true love in the post-Christian , atheist world .
Following the breakdown of the family , the ideal is faithlessness @ @ @ @ @ @ @ freedom defined by a feminism based on conflict and rage .
This has contributed to so many now living alone .
Leading philosophers in the 1800s opened the floodgates to national loneliness and sorrow .
Atheism was a growing fashion among decadent intellectual elites since Nietzsche , Marx and Freud .
They preached that the world is meaningless , there is no life after death , no God who will judge us all , no Spiritual Father who loves mankind , no purpose to fulfill in life – and flat-out no reason to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traditional , Western morality and deemed the conscience – man 's inner compass to what is right and wrong – something to be thrown aside like garbage .
He famously stated that `` God is dead , '' Karl Marx some years earlier calling religion the opium of the people .
The meaninglessness of life removes hope and opens man to a ruthless focus on selfishness and hedonism , the pursuit of pleasure .
Since the world is but an empty space , why waste this short life on keeping a good conscience @ @ @ @ @ @ @ acknowledges the tangible , touchable world as real , materialism becomes the end goal .
If the afterlife is of no value , wealth and money becomes the only parameter by which to evaluate who is successful or not .
The post-war German Neo-Marxism of the Frankfurt School then flooded the United States ' university structures through its radical apostles such as Herbert Marcuse , and instantly began attacking traditional values .
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The young students who diligently followed Nietzsche began hating Christianity and its teachings of a modest , honorable life .
These men and women are now the professors and deans at our universities , teaching racial divisiveness , identity politics and permissiveness at a level few thought possible a generation ago .
The hedonism and corresponding loneliness and apathy of the modern world , where materialism is the only value , is brutally depicted in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ relationship is no longer based on fidelity to one partner you hope will last a lifetime , defined by long-term desire .
Today , the fashionable is rather a serial exchange of partners and polyamorous constellations – with no sense of a conscience .
It seems to leave the individual floating from one uncertainty to the next .
In a world of porn and no restrictions , the only taboo is setting a boundary .
We no longer have to concern ourselves with the welfare of others .
The socialist heaven and blissful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ taking care of that .
`` Brave New World , '' by Aldous Huxley , is now the wished for aim .
In such a society , its citizens can immerse themselves in materialism , gluttony , impatience , rudeness , lack of respect for others , as the requirement to take responsibility for others is gone .
Institutionalization of the community entrusts an impersonal socialist state the responsibility for nurturing those in need .
The church no longer has a role in caring for the weak and lonely .
So we end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most of us living alone .
We are employee number X in a large group whose only delights are evenings spent in front of a computer watching porn .
On Fridays , we may afford to buy a whore or visit a brothel .
Or go to some night club and pick up a random sex partner .
Such is the loneliness in the modern world and the effects of the total breakdown of the traditional family .
Houellebecq asserts in his 1994 book `` Whatever '' that modern sexuality consists of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ applied to humans .
In a manner similar to unhampered economic liberalism , sexual liberalism creates a chronic state of emotional poverty where many are relegated to lives of loneliness and masturbation .
Houellebecq 's literature serves as a warning of the long-term effects of relentless hedonism .
It calls for renewed focus on the values that once made the West a great civilization .
Let us return to our historical roots .
Watch Hanne 's video `` How the West lost its greatness '' :

The topic of the hedonist yet sexually deprived West characterized by loneliness and depression run as themes in the books of Michel Houellebecq, France's greatest living author. He shocked Europe with books such as "The Elementary Particles," "Whatever," "Platform" and "The Map and the Territory," which can only be described as incendiary. It is literature that brutally focuses on how difficult it is to find true love in the post-Christian, atheist world. Following the breakdown of the family, the ideal is faithlessness, ever-changing partners with the woman's freedom defined by a feminism based on conflict and rage. This has contributed to so many now living alone.
Leading philosophers in the 1800s opened the floodgates to national loneliness and sorrow. Atheism was a growing fashion among decadent intellectual elites since Nietzsche, Marx and Freud. They preached that the world is meaningless, there is no life after death, no God who will judge us all, no Spiritual Father who loves mankind, no purpose to fulfill in life – and flat-out no reason to love one another.
Nietzsche strongly opposed traditional, Western morality and deemed the conscience – man's inner compass to what is right and wrong – something to be thrown aside like garbage. He famously stated that "God is dead," Karl Marx some years earlier calling religion the opium of the people. The meaninglessness of life removes hope and opens man to a ruthless focus on selfishness and hedonism, the pursuit of pleasure.
Since the world is but an empty space, why waste this short life on keeping a good conscience? In addition, as atheism only acknowledges the tangible, touchable world as real, materialism becomes the end goal. If the afterlife is of no value, wealth and money becomes the only parameter by which to evaluate who is successful or not.
The post-war German Neo-Marxism of the Frankfurt School then flooded the United States' university structures through its radical apostles such as Herbert Marcuse, and instantly began attacking traditional values.
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During the Cultural Revolution in 1968 onward, the Marxist ideas from Europe were finally able to bring an all-out war on traditional America out in the open. The young students who diligently followed Nietzsche began hating Christianity and its teachings of a modest, honorable life. These men and women are now the professors and deans at our universities, teaching racial divisiveness, identity politics and permissiveness at a level few thought possible a generation ago.
The hedonism and corresponding loneliness and apathy of the modern world, where materialism is the only value, is brutally depicted in Michel Houellebecq's literature.
The ideal relationship is no longer based on fidelity to one partner you hope will last a lifetime, defined by long-term desire. Today, the fashionable is rather a serial exchange of partners and polyamorous constellations – with no sense of a conscience. It seems to leave the individual floating from one uncertainty to the next. In a world of porn and no restrictions, the only taboo is setting a boundary.
We no longer have to concern ourselves with the welfare of others. The socialist heaven and blissful Nietzschean utopia consists of the atheist state taking care of that. "Brave New World," by Aldous Huxley, is now the wished for aim. In such a society, its citizens can immerse themselves in materialism, gluttony, impatience, rudeness, lack of respect for others, as the requirement to take responsibility for others is gone. Institutionalization of the community entrusts an impersonal socialist state the responsibility for nurturing those in need. The church no longer has a role in caring for the weak and lonely.
So we end up, according to Houellebecq, with most of us living alone. We are employee number X in a large group whose only delights are evenings spent in front of a computer watching porn.
On Fridays, we may afford to buy a whore or visit a brothel. Or go to some night club and pick up a random sex partner. Such is the loneliness in the modern world and the effects of the total breakdown of the traditional family.
Houellebecq asserts in his 1994 book "Whatever" that modern sexuality consists of a system of differentiation that resembles market liberalism applied to humans.
In a manner similar to unhampered economic liberalism, sexual liberalism creates a chronic state of emotional poverty where many are relegated to lives of loneliness and masturbation. Houellebecq's literature serves as a warning of the long-term effects of relentless hedonism. It calls for renewed focus on the values that once made the West a great civilization. Let us return to our historical roots.
Watch Hanne's video "How the West lost its greatness":