One leftist has ideas to prevent Kirk Cameron-style events in her community

Kirk Cameron, the former teen idol who became a devout Evangelical Christian and the father of six children, wrote a children’s book grounded in traditional values tied to the Bible (kindness, responsibility, honesty, pro-life, etc.). When he approached libraries to do a reading (the same libraries that have hosted drag queen readings about “transing” kids), he got over 50 refusals. However, Cameron was able to read in Scarsdale, New York, when he rented a meeting room (something the library was helpless to prevent).* One leftist’s response to the enthusiastic turnout for Cameron’s reading perfectly exemplifies leftists’ concern that free speech applies to their ideological opponents.

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U.S. Start-Up Starts Making Clouds To Stop ‘Climate Change’

An American start-up has launched to make the controversial process of solar geoengineering a reality.

Make Sunsets claims to have already sent two balloons into the stratosphere to inject sulphur dioxide, intended to reflect the heat of the sun and cool everything under the man-made cloud.

“We make reflective, high-altitude, biodegradable clouds that cool the planet. Mimicking natural processes, our ‘shiny clouds’ are going to prevent catastrophic global warming,” the company explains on its website. “Specifically: we release a natural compound via reusable balloons to create reflective clouds in the stratosphere.”

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NY Times Blames Refusal to Teach America is Racist for Complaints by Disabled Students

Sometimes I’m not sure if the education beat at the New York Times might not be worse than its foreign policy. And I’m not just talking about the paper’s prolonged antisemitic campaign against religious Jewish education.

Here’s a straightforward issue. Complaints by disabled students and their parents are high. So the New York Times blames Trump and the refusal by some schools to incorporate racist critical race theory texts and graphic sexual content for the problem.

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Enby, Brotherboy And Genderf**k: Here Are 13 Genders You Could Identify As In 2022

In 2022, numerous gender options were presented for individuals to choose from and identify by in school surveys and program applications.

Throughout the year, dictionaries and government surveys have expanded beyond “female” and “male” gender options to provide selections and definitions of more than 100 gender identities; gender identity is “not visible to others” and can differentiate from the gender an individual is assigned at birth, according to the It Gets Better Project, an international organization focused on supporting the LGBTQ community. Here are 13 of those gender identity terms used throughout 2022.

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Prince Harry wants to reconcile with William and his father … but first he’s gonna crap on them some more

The Duke of Sussex says he would like to rebuild his relationship with his father and brother but that the royal family has made no attempt at a reconciliation.

In a trailer for an interview with Tom Bradby to publicise his forthcoming memoir, Prince Harry also says that the family prefers to keep him and his wife, Meghan, as “the villains”.

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Celine Dion snubbed by Rolling Stone’s greatest singers list — and fans are outraged: ‘A crime against humanity’

I’m everything I am because you snubbed me!

Fans cried foul last weekend when Rolling Stone left Celine Dion off the magazine’s 200 Greatest Singers of All Time list.

Announcing the roster on Twitter, the publication was already on the defensive.

“Before you start scrolling (and commenting), keep in mind that this is the Greatest Singers list, not the Greatest Voices List,” the tweet said. “Talent is impressive; genius is transcendent.”

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Accused Idaho University murderer Bryan Kohberger ‘never slept’

PULLMAN, Wash. — Bryan Kohberger’s downstairs neighbor said the alleged quadruple slayer “never slept” — and looked too weak to kill.

The neighbor, who asked to remain anonymous, told The Post Sunday that Kohberger usually kept to himself but could always be heard at odd hours.

“He’s normally a very late night person, going to the bathroom and vacuuming at 1 or 12 in the morning,” she said “I have kids, so sometimes I thought of speaking to him or complaining, but never did.

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Translated Star: Joly and other globalist puppets realized people thought them full of crap

‘Freedom Convoy’ protests had MélanieJoly and other foreign ministers all worried about the same thing

Most of the world’s eyes were focused on Ukraine last February when the convoy protests were disrupting life in Canada.

But Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly says she was fielding questions from her international counterparts about what the heck was going on in this country.

French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna told Joly the so-called “Freedom Convoy” bore a strong resemblance to protests being seen in her own country. The foreign ministers from Britain and New Zealand said the same thing.

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The five ultra-woke economists who’ll decide Californian reparations

The five economists who will determine just how much the state will pay black Californians for historic injustices include a professor who has called for nationwide reparations of up to $14trillion.

Other members of the expert panel advising California’s Reparations Task Force on what they believe would be a fair amount repaid to the descendants of racial discrimination have said there is no such thing as a black middle class and argued the plight of Native Americans is ‘irrelevant.’

Woke professors William Spriggs, Thomas Craemer, Kaycea Campbell, William A ‘Sandy’ Darity Jr and his wife, lecturer Kirstin Mullen, are charged with quantifying the past economic injustices African Americans faced and determining how much compensation black Californians should receive for those crimes.

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Cops Question Connecticut Mom Who Let 7-Year-Old Walk a Mile

“She is way too young to be walking this distance by herself,” said the cops.

It was the spring of 2021 in New Britain, Connecticut, and Julie-Ann Toalston was in carpool mode. She had her four kids in the car and planned to stop at her sister’s house to pick up three nieces and nephews; the kids all attended the same magnet school.

Everyone was in the car and ready to go, but Toalston’s seven-year-old daughter Vesper had a meltdown. (It somehow involved having chosen the wrong costume—pirate—for superhero day.) Vesper refused to buckle her seatbelt, so Toalston ordered her to walk home to face dad. It was a little less than mile back to the house.

I used to walk just over a mile to school everyday starting in kindergarten. So did lots of other kids.

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Seattle’s Northwest Community Bail Fund Frees Violent Offenders Because It Considers Gender Status & Not Criminal Records

The push to defund the police might have peaked after George Floyd’s murder in 2020, but a related movement is still going strong. As riots swept America’s cities, then-Sen. Kamala Harris and others appealed for donations to nonprofits dedicated to springing arrested protesters from jail and bailing out the poor. These bail funds existed before 2020, but they’ve since become big business—and in some cases undermine public safety.

A case in point is the Seattle-based Northwest Community Bail Fund, established in 2018 “to post bail on behalf of indigent individuals who have been charged and held on inaccessible bail while awaiting trial.” The group experienced a windfall in 2020, hauling in more than $5.7 million. It posted more than $2.8 million in bail for 696 people that year, up from around $377,000 for 227 defendants in 2019. It hasn’t released figures for 2021 and 2022.

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