Sunday, August 17, 2025
'Very much by design': U.S. Armed Forces provide no training in the Constitution that all service members swear to defend * WorldNetDaily * by J.M. Phelps
'Very much by design': U.S. Armed Forces provide no training in the Constitution that all service members swear to defend * WorldNetDaily * by J.M. Phelps:
Why don't service members know the Constitution? Why don't Americans, in general, understand it? These are two questions that heightened Spears' interest in the topic, compelling him to write an article titled "The Case for a Constitutional Training Culture in the Military." For Spears, the answer lies in a lack of "institutional instruction."
He explained to WND, "Many schools are deliberately not teaching civics in elementary education, and the worst offenders are in the public school system."
Excellent with sources!-----The global EV boom is not revolution—it’s engineered illusion.
China leads the charade with centralized ambition, while the West oscillates between populist realism and dogmatic fantasy.
All paths underscore the basic truth:
- This revolution is strategically hollow, economically reckless, and socially extractive.
- We are not heading toward a cleaner future—we are racing toward a collapse of trust, assets, and industrial integrity...
History for August 17
History for August 17 - On-This-Day.com 
Davy Crockett 1786 - Frontiersman, soldier and politician. He died at the Battle of the Alamo
1790 - The capital city of the U.S. moved to Philadelphia from New York City.
1863 - Federal batteries and ships bombarded Fort Sumter in Charleston, SC, harbor during the Civil War.
1996 - Ross Perot was announced to be the Reform Party's presidential candidate. It was the party's first-ever candidate.
1998 - U.S. President Clinton admitted to having an improper relationship with Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern.
Saturday, August 16, 2025
'We made some headway': Trump, Putin make 'progress' on goal of ending Ukraine war * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'We made some headway': Trump, Putin make 'progress' on goal of ending Ukraine war * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
President Donald Trump, after a roughly three-hour summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, confirmed that there was significant progress made on the agenda of getting the killing in the Ukraine war halted, but it's not completed. Yet.
"There's no deal until there's a deal," Trump confirmed.
City-Run Kansas City Grocery Store Closes Despite Millions in Taxpayer Funding | National Review
A city-run grocery store in Kansas City that was propped up by more than $18 million taxpayer dollars has closed. - Haley Strack 
Sun Fresh Market opened in 2018 in the city-owned Linwood Shopping Center...
- But after months of bare shelves, severe crime problems that Kansas City has spent additional money to curb, and what one reporter described as a “rancid odor” connected to improper drain maintenance, Sun Fresh has shut its doors.
Using fear to get rich/powerful!-----“Too Big to Fail A major new scandal in climate science”
In 2024, Nature published “The Economic Commitment of Climate Change,” by Kotz et al. (KLW24). A press release accompanying the paper’s publication announced that it projected enormous future GDP losses due to climate change, much more than almost all other studies - ROGER PIELKE JR.
Even if CO2 emissions were to be drastically cut down starting today, the world economy is already committed to an income reduction of 19% until 2050 due to climate change, a new study published in “Nature” finds. These damages are six times larger than the mitigation costs needed to limit global warming to two degrees.The paper’s extreme results got a lot of attention — According to CarbonBrief, in all of 2024, KLW24 was the second most mentioned climate paper in the media...
- We now know, however, that KLW24 and its application in policy by the NGFS and others are fatally flawed.
- Today, I discuss these flaws and their broader implications for climate research and policy.¹...
New York Times hit with brutal backlash over op-ed calling for radical government change so the left can compete | Blaze Media
New York Times hit with brutal backlash over op-ed calling for radical government change so the left can compete | Blaze Media:
The New York Times is getting hit with a wave of online criticism over an article arguing that the left cannot win unless there is a radical restructuring of the government.
The article is titled "Abolish the Senate. End the Electoral College. Pack the Court," and has as a subheading, "Why the left can't win without a new Constitution."
Adolf would have been jealous!-----WMU professors' paper about spreading tick-borne meat allergy in humans prompts backlash.
Western Michigan U. scholar says the paper is a thought experiment, not an endorsement of spreading illness; and he eats meat - Leona Salinas - Texas State University
In their paper “Beneficial Bloodsucking,” published in July in the journal Bioethics, Dr. Parker Crutchfield and Dr. Blake Hereth, both professors of medical ethics, considered whether the intentional spread of alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne illness that causes an allergic reaction to meat, could be justified morally...
Two bioethics professors at Western Michigan University are exploring a controversial thought experiment: Should spreading a debilitating meat allergy be morally required if eating meat is considered wrong?The paper recently sparked backlash online amid a larger trend of climate change scientists calling for reduced meat consumption...
In their paper “Beneficial Bloodsucking,” published in July in the journal Bioethics, Dr. Parker Crutchfield and Dr. Blake Hereth, both professors of medical ethics, considered whether the intentional spread of alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne illness that causes an allergic reaction to meat, could be justified morally...
- However, Crutchfield and Hereth wrote in their paper that the syndrome has “no significant negative effects on human health (so long as one avoids eating meat).”...
Watch: Fitness Legend Jillian Michaels Breaks CNN Panel on Slavery, American History, And 'White People Bad'
Watch: Fitness Legend Jillian Michaels Breaks CNN Panel on Slavery, American History, And 'White People Bad':
On Tuesday, therefore, in a letter to Lonnie G. Bunch, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, the White House announced that it would lead a “comprehensive internal review of selected Smithsonian museums and exhibitions.”
“This initiative aims to ensure alignment with the President’s directive to celebrate American exceptionalism, remove divisive or partisan narratives, and restore confidence in our shared cultural institutions,” the letter read.
Not that long ago, they were Proud of their "crime-fighting" plans!-----Still think D.C.’s City Council is interested in fighting crime?
Here are some crimes they would have reduced penalties for if Congress hadn’t overruled them. - The Heritage Foundation
And don’t take our word for it, take Karine Jean-Pierre’s 👇
“It reduces maximum penalties for offenses like murders and other homicides, armed home invasion burglaries, armed carjackings, armed robberies, unlawful gun possession, and some sexual assault offenses.”
Red Star Rising Over NYC: China’s Hidden Hand in the ‘Jews for Zohran’ Scam
If you thought New York politics couldn’t get more cynical, think again. - Charlton AllenAn exposé from The New York Post has shone a harsh spotlight on one more act in the city’s ideological theater of the absurd—Jews for Zohran, a meticulously choreographed campaign crafted to launder the record of Zohran Mamdani, the self-styled Democratic Socialist assemblyman from Queens with a well-documented history of Israel-bashing.
- The group’s name sounds grassroots—almost quaint—like typical campaign affinity group fare.
- And here’s the kicker: the political director behind “Jews for Zohran” is Alicia Singham Goodwin, niece of the Marxist tech mogul long accused of pushing Chinese Communist Party narratives through a web of shell organizations and activist fronts...
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