United States President George Washington exercises first presidential veto on April 05, 1792

United States President George Washington exercises first presidential veto: On April 5, 1792 - George Washington's veto of a Congressional bill introduced a new plan for dividing seats in the House of Representatives that would have increased the amount of seats for northern states.

After consulting with his politically divided and contentious cabinet, Washington, who came from the southern state of Virginia, ultimately decided that the plan was unconstitutional because, in providing for additional representatives for some states, it would have introduced a number of representatives higher than that proscribed by the Constitution.

After a discussion with the president, Thomas Jefferson wrote in a letter that votes for or against the bill were divided along perfectly geographical lines between the North and South. Jefferson observed that Washington feared that a veto would incorrectly portray him as biased toward the South.

In the end, Jefferson was able to convince the president to veto the bill on the grounds that it was unconstitutional and introduced principles that were liable to be abused in the future. Jefferson suggested apportionment instead be derived from arithmetical operation, about which no two men can ever possibly differ.

“Washington’s veto sent the bill back to Congress. Though representatives could have attempted to overrule the veto with a two-thirds vote, Congress instead threw out the original bill and instituted a new one that apportioned representatives at “the ratio of one for every thirty-three thousand persons in the respective States.”

Washington exercised his veto power only one other time during his two terms in office. In February 1797, the former commanding general of the Continental Army vetoed an act that would have reduced the number of cavalry units in the army.

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This Day in History April 05

• 1614 In Virginia, Native American Pocahontas marries English colonist John Rolfe.

• 1621 The Mayflower sets sail from Plymouth, Massachusetts on a return trip to England.

• 1710 The Statute of Anne receives the royal assent establishing the Copyright law of the United Kingdom.

• 1722 The Dutch explorer Jacob Roggeveen discovers Easter Island.

• 1862 American Civil War: Battle of Yorktown: Begins.

• 1933 U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs two executive orders:

6101 to establish the “Civilian Conservation Corps”, and

6102 forbidding the “Hoarding of Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, and Gold Certificates” by U.S. citizens.

• 1942 World War II: Indian Ocean Raid: Easter Sunday Raid: The Imperial Japanese Navy launches a carrier-based air attack on Colombo, Ceylon. Port and civilian facilities are damaged and the Royal Navy cruisers HMS Cornwall and HMS Dorsetshire are sunk southwest of the island.

• 1943 World War II: American bomber aircraft accidentally cause more than 900 civilian deaths, including 209 children, and 1,300 wounded among the civilian population of the Belgian town of Mortsel. Their target was the Erla factory one kilometer from the residential area hit.

• 1944 World War II: Two hundred seventy inhabitants of the Greek town of Kleisoura are executed by the Germans.

• 1942 World War II: Indian Ocean Raid: Easter Sunday Raid: The Imperial Japanese Navy launches a carrier-based air attack on Colombo, Ceylon. Port and civilian facilities are damaged and the Royal Navy cruisers HMS Cornwall and HMS Dorsetshire are sunk southwest of the island.

• 1943 World War II: American bomber aircraft accidentally cause more than 900 civilian deaths, including 209 children, and 1,300 wounded among the civilian population of the Belgian town of Mortsel. Their target was the Erla factory one kilometer from the residential area hit.

• 1944 World War II: Two hundred seventy inhabitants of the Greek town of Kleisoura are executed by the Germans.

• 1945 Cold War: Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito signs an agreement with the Soviet Union to allow “temporary entry of Soviet troops into Yugoslav territory”.

• 1951 Cold War: Ethel and Julius Rosenberg are sentenced to death for spying for the Soviet Union.

• 1956 Cuban Revolution: Fidel Castro declares himself at war with Cuban President Fulgencio Batista.

• 1969 Vietnam War Massive antiwar demonstrations occur in many U.S. cities..

• 1974 In China, the April Fifth Movement: leads to the Tiananmen Incident.

• 1977 U.S. Supreme Court rules that congressional legislation that diminished the size of the Sioux people's reservation thereby destroyed the tribe's jurisdictional authority over the area in Rosebud Sioux Tribe v. Kneip.

• 2009 North Korea launches its controversial Kwangmyŏngsŏng-2 rocket. The satellite passed over mainland Japan, which prompted an immediate reaction from the United Nations.

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Understanding Military Terminology

Principal Federal Official

The federal official designated by the Secretary of Homeland Security to act as his/her representative locally to oversee, coordinate, and execute the Secretary’s incident management responsibilities under Homeland Security Presidential Directive 5.

Also called PFO.

Joint Publications (JP 3-41) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Response

Principal Officer

The officer in charge of a diplomatic mission, consular office, or other Foreign Service post, such as a United States liaison office.

Joint Publications (JP 3-08) Interorganizational Cooperation

Joint Publication - Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms

The Old Salt’s Corner

Carrier Battlegroup (CVBG)

Modern carrier battlegroups (CVBGs) and Amphibious Ready Groups (ARGs) incorporate a diverse mix of platforms to carry out their power projection missions.

The typical breakdown for a current carrier battlegroup includes one carrier (CV or CVN), two cruisers (CGs and/or CGNs), three destroyers (DDs and/or DDGs) or frigates (FFs and/or FFGs) and one auxiliary (AE, AOE, or AOR).

Some battlegroups also include a fast attack submarine (SSN) operating in a support role. The ultimate content of the battlegroup will depend on the specific mission of the Task Force.

Additionally, nuclear powered carriers (CVNs) are often coupled with the most up to date air warfare (AW) and undersea warfare (USW) platforms (surface or subsurface).

Nuclear cruisers normally will be attached to nuclear carriers.

The modern carrier battlegroup forms a potent power-projection platform. The embarked carrier air wing employs a diverse mix of offensive and defensive aircraft capable of carrying out intense and sustained combat operations against targets ashore and on the sea.

The assets of the battlegroup itself maintain sophisticated combat systems for conducting local combat actions in defense of the carrier.

“I’m Just Sayin”

“Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong.”

“I have the simplest tastes.

I am always satisfied with the best.”

“I choose my friends for their good looks,

my acquaintances for their good characters,

and my enemies for their good intellects.”

“Most people are other people.

Their thoughts are someone else's opinions,

their lives a mimicry,

their passions a quotation.”

~ Oscar Wilde

“Thought for the Day”

“Nobody who takes on anything big and tough can afford to be modest.”

“My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four.

Unless there are three other people.”

“Create your own visual style...

let it be unique for yourself and yet identifiable for others.”

“Now I'm an old Christmas tree,

the roots of which have died.

They just come along and while the little needles fall off me replace them with medallions.”

~ Orson Welles

“What I Learned”

“If the going is real easy, beware, you may be headed down hill and don't know it.”

~ Anonymous

Second Hand News: Articles from Week 14 - April 05, 2021 - April 11, 2021

"Slow-motion videos and early “lids”: How the White House protects America's oldest president • Fauci bewildered after Lindsey Graham urged him to travel to border • How “Neanderthal” Texas and Mississippi defied dire COVID predictions • Grassroots organization forms to help parents fight critical race theory in classrooms

BIDENS's BORDER CRISIS: Border towns struggle to afford the surge • On the front lines of the border crisis • California's migrant mess

Hunter Biden opens up about paternity lawsuit in memoir • “Vultures are circling” a defiant Matt Gaetz as supporters discuss possible special election • AOC and Pelosi rank among least effective Democrats in Congress

Brother of Capitol suspect says he seemed paranoid leading up to attack • Teenagers charged with carjacking and killing D.C. Uber driver to get plea deal: Report • Climate protester's attempt to scale Manhattan bank ends in tragedy

Antony Blinken lifts sanctions on International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor targeting alleged war crimes by U.S. forces in Afghanistan • A memorial for whom? • America’s coming robot Navy: What could go wrong?

MOST READ: Georgia Democrats stare down a mob of their own making • Arizona Republicans rage over “emergency meeting” in Maricopa County after election auditors hired • New York Times slammed as publishing “straight-up propaganda” after Biden infrastructure plan headline “BIDEN PLAN STRESSES JOBS, ROADS AND GROWTH” Washington Examiner

Questions The Media Should Ask President Biden About His Call For Economic Sanctions On Georgia • Trump Says To Boycott MLB And ‘All Of The Woke Companies’ Not Supporting Election Security • Los Angeles-Area Bar Owner Forced To Break Into His Own Business Officials Shut Down

The Failures Of ‘Fad Psychology’ • Border Patrol Is So Overwhelmed That Nearly 1000 Migrants A Day Are Crossing Unpursued • Capitol Police Officer, Suspect Dead After Car Rams Into Capitol Barrier • Hunter Biden Admits Infamous Laptop Could ‘Certainly’ Be His - But Also Blames The Russians

MOST READ: CLOWN SHOW: Pete Buttigieg ‘Bikes’ To Work After SUVs Drive Him Part Of The Way • THREE Major Scientific Discoveries In The Past Century That Point To God • White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki Snaps When Asked If Biden Would Support U.S. Beijing Olympics Boycott, Given His Support For MLB Boycott In Georgia • Vaccine Passports Are A Serious Threat To American Civil Liberties

It’s Important To Be Honest About What Today’s Media Actually Are • Biden’s State Department Really Wishes You Wouldn’t Bring Up Signature Trump Success Of Abraham Accords • An FBI So Corrupt It Lets Mass Shooters Rampage Needs To Go • This Holy Saturday, Remember The Disciples, Whose Fear And Weakness Is Our Own The Federalist

CORRUPTION CHRONICLES: Coca-Cola Vs. Voter ID, Supreme Court Fails Americans, NEW Documents on Fetal Organ Trafficking... • Judicial Watch Obtains Additional Records of FDA Purchases of Fetal Tissue for “Humanized Mice” Project; Agency Wanted “Fresh, Shipped on Wet Ice” Fetal Organs • Homeless Shelter Cleared to House Illegal Aliens, Dozens Infected with COVID-19 • Biden Border Cover-Up!

“Investigating the Investigators:” How H.R.1 intends to overturn Supreme Court rulings on elections • Grassroots Rebellion Grows with New Calls to Ban Critical Race Theory from Military, Public Schools Judicial Watch

CBS “News” Deletes Tweet Advocating How Companies Can Oppose Georgia Republicans • Why Lester Holt’s Declaration That “Fairness Is Overrated” Is So Dangerous • MSNBC Guest: Sorry I'm Not “Woke” Enough To Approve Attacking Cops

“Late Night Hate:” Why Don’t We Remind Stephen Colbert of His “Racist” Asian Jokes? • “White Sheet” Time: Baseball Writing Legend Peter Gammons Earned His Way Into The Hall of Shame - Likens Georgia Governor To KKK Member • PolitiFact Boasts “Fact-Checking Festival” in May Starring...Brian Stelter!?

MUST READ: Smearing Conservatives: Shootings “Acceptable”, Republicans Want “Holy War” to Take America Backwards to Jim Crow, Would Deny Water to Jesus on the Cross, Want to “Torture” Black Voters

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp: Election Reforms Worth the Boycotts, Lawsuits • Major League Baseball (MLB) Boycotted Georgia a Day After Expanding China Deal • Islamic Extremists Kill at Least 15 in Somalia; Military Targeted • Schumer Says Senate Will Move Forward With Marijuana Legalization Regardless of Biden’s Stance • Fauci Says He’s Too Busy to Get Involved With Border Amid Concerns of COVID-19-Positive Immigrants

The Strange Sinovac Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Vaccine Phenomenon: Countries Report Increased Cases After Using Vaccine • Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Groomed 6 African Presidents to Expand Its Unified Front • Chinese City Orders Locals Guard Border With Burma to Curb COVID-19 • Chief Editor of Global Times Suggests Forcing Chinese People to Invade Taiwan • Opinion: The Man Behind China's Raging Nationalist Campaigns Against the U.S • Opinion: The Slow Death of Hong Kong

• Infographic: What Republicans and Democrats Want to Change About Elections The Epoch Times

Mr. Answer Man Please Tell Us: Why Do Eggshells Sometimes Have Weird Bumps and Spots?

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, each American consumed an average of 279 eggs in 2019, making the protein-filled yolks and whites a staple of diets. Low in calories and high in healthy fats, the versatile egg has earned its place on tables.

Grabbing a whole egg from its container, however, can be a stressful proposition. While many eggs sport a smooth and unblemished shell, some rogue eggs present with raised bumps, discoloration, or even spots that materialize once the shell has been cracked.

Why do some eggs look aesthetically off? And are these aberrant eggs safe to consume?

USDA “grades” eggs

Grade AA eggs are top-shelf (or top-shell) eggs that have thick, firm yolks and whites and unbroken shells. Grade A eggs are essentially the same, though the whites don’t have to be as firm. Grade B eggs loosen the standards for both whites and yolks and the shell might show some staining. These eggs are usually directed toward liquid or dried egg products.

Grade AA or A eggs are no guarantee against discoloration. In addition, there’s no real difference in quality between brown eggs and white eggs. (Their color depends on whether brown-feathered or white-feathered chickens are laying them.)

Most Common Abnormality in an Egshell - Sark Brown Spots On Brown Eggs

Known as “speckled” eggs, these eggs have spots that are the result of an egg spinning too slowly as it emerges out of a hen’s oviduct, a tube-like organ that processes the yolk and adds the shell and membrane. Some hens - like Welsummers and Cuckoo Marans - are more likely to lay speckled eggs than others. There’s nothing wrong with these eggs and they’re perfectly safe to eat.

Bumps often show up as raised or textured on an eggshell.

They’re most often the result of debris in the oviduct as the shell is being formed. When that happens, calcium will be produced to enclose the debris in the shell. (Sometimes more calcium will be produced for no reason at all.) There’s also no concern here. Eggshell bumps don’t affect the egg itself.

What you want to avoid in a freshly-cracked egg are black spots inside the eggshell. If you see them, it probably means a fungus or bacteria has taken root. It’s best to discard the egg.

Other variables like double yolks and cloudy egg whites are also generally no cause for concern. Some people may even notice a little blood in the yolk, which can appear as a dark brown speck. This is the result of a ruptured blood vessel at the time of ovulation. These eggs are also safe to eat.

The most important variable in egg safety isn’t the presence or absence of spots or bumps. It’s handling and cooking eggs properly. Store-bought eggs should be kept refrigerated and used within three weeks of purchase. Eggs should be cooked until yolks are firm. Hands and surfaces that have been in contact with raw eggs should be washed to reduce the risk of contracting Salmonella, a group of bacteria causing illness.

Otherwise, don't let appearances fool you. Most intact eggs are perfectly safe to eat.

Mental Floss / Wikipedia / Encyclopedia Britannica / Taste of Home / Farmers' Almanac / Vital Farms / McDonald's cracked eggs - Egg shells, Quora / Why Do Eggshells Sometimes Have Weird Bumps and Spots? (YouTube)

NAVSPEAK aka U.S. Navy Slang

Shipmate:

1. Any fellow sailor.

2. (Derogatory) Any junior enlisted about to get chewed out.

Shipwreck: (Derogatory)Any fellow sailor.

Shit in a Seabag: Stuffed green peppers; Chiles Rellenos.

Shitbag (also Shitbird, Shitbrick, Shithead, Shitstain, Shitstick, Shitrat, Shitweed):

1. (Not necessarily derogatory) Any fellow sailor.

2. (Derogatory) A sailor who has been awarded punishment at mast, or any less-than-par sailor.

Shitbird:

1. (Derogatory) A shipyard worker (when in port).

2. (Derogatory) A useless sailor (compare “Dirtbag”).

Shitbomb: Extremely unpopular topic brought up at the end of a (usually long and boring) meeting that requires a lot of work from everyone present. The worst ones are “drive-by shitbombs”, where someone pokes their head in, “throws the shitbomb” and leaves.

Shit Can, Shitcan: ither the name for a trash can, or the act of throwing something into the trash. As in “Shit can that chit, you're not getting any liberty.”

Sherwood Forest (Submarine Service): The missile area on a boomer.

Shit Can Liner: Plastic bag to put in a shitcan.

Shit Locker: An ass, or rear-end. “Nice shit locker!”

Shit River: The extremely polluted (mostly with sewage) canal just outside the Subic Bay main gate.

Shit-on-a-shingle: reamed chipped beef on toast.

Shit Storm: Severely unpleasant aftermath. As in, “They just found a dead rat in the deep fat fryer and now the cooks have a shit storm on their hands.”

Shit Street: Hotel street in Honolulu.

Shit Suit: Aka “Poopy Suit” A white disposable set of coveralls used mainly for sewage use, painting, bilge diving, or void inspections.

Shitter:

1. A toilet (not a urinal); also known as a crapper.

2. A reference to the restroom or locker room in general. See “Blowing Shitters”.

Shitty Kitty: Derogatory nickname for the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63). Also “Shitty Hawk”.

Wiktionary.org

Just for you MARINE

Shit Bag or Shitbird: Habitually unkempt or undisciplined Marine. Also called a “10 percenter”.

Shit-Brick: Useless or ignorant person.

Shit Detail: An undesirable (usually temporary) assignment.

Shit-Hot: Term used to notify something as exceptional or very good. Not to be confused with Hot-Shit.

Shitter: Bathroom, head, or latrine, most often an outdoor portable toilet or outhouse. Also a nickname for the CH-53 helicopter.

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Naval Aviation Squadron Nicknames

HSM-35 Helicopter Maritime Strike (HSM) Squadron THREE FIVE - nicknamed the “Magicians”

United States Navy Naval Air Station - Helicopter Maritime Strike (HSM) Naval Air Station Norfolk, Virginia Expeditionary Squadron / Naval Station North Island - Naval Base Coronado - San Diego, California / Coronado, California / Squadron Lineage: HSL-35 also called “Magicians” (which existed from January 15, 1974 to December 04, 1992) / May 02, 2013 - present

Where Did That Saying Come From?

“Early bird catches the worm:”

Meaning: Success comes to those who prepare well and put in effort.

History: This is first recorded in John Ray's A collection of English proverbs 1670, 1678:

“The early bird catcheth the worm.”

Clearly, the title of the work indicates that this was considered proverbial even in the 17th century.

Phrases.org.uk

Science & Technology

New study reveals how reptiles divided up the spoils in ancient seas • New gas giant exoplanet discovered by NGTS survey

Fast-rotating stars at the centre of the Milky Way could have migrated from the outskirts of the galaxy • Scientists reboot 50 years of plant advice to solve one of nature's biggest challenges • New model shows that industrial fishing could promote anti-social fish behavior • The odd special mutation can be very helpful - the trick is knowing how to find them Phys.org / MedicalXpress / TechXplore

FEATURED: How stigmatizing disease—from COVID-19 to HIV - creates a vicious cycle of sickness • Can China, the world’s biggest coal consumer, become carbon neutral by 2060?

On the road with Operation Warp Speed, the U.S. COVID-19 vaccine effort • One number could help reveal how infectious a COVID-19 patient is. Should test results include it? • Moon safe for long-term human exploration, first surface radiation measurements show Science AAAS

Bizarre News (we couldn’t make up stuff this good - real news story)

Lightning killed 2 giraffes in South Africa: Were they doomed by their height?

Thousands of animals worldwide (not just giraffes) are injured by lightning each year.

Lightning recently killed two giraffes in South Africa; one of the giraffes - a 5-year-old female - had a fractured skull and a broken ossicone (giraffes' knoblike horns), indicating that she died after a lightning strike directly to the head.

The giraffes were found on March 2 after a thunderstorm in Rockwood, a private nature reserve located about 112 miles (180 kilometers) to the west of Kimberley, South Africa.

Ciska P. J. Scheijen, a student in the Department of Animal, Wildlife and Grassland Sciences at the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa, described the fatal event in the African Journal of Ecology, suggesting that the animals' height may have increased their risk for electrocution during the storm, turning them into living lightning rods.

However, no peer-reviewed studies have shown that giraffes are more prone to lightning strikes than other animals, Live Science reported in 2017, and Scheijen did not present any new data on the subject.

There are four ways that lightning strikes can kill an animal, according to Schiejen's paper. It can strike the animal directly or it can hit as a “side flash”, arcing into the animal's body after striking a nearby object. It can also be lethal through “touch potential”, when the electrical current jolts through an animal that is in direct contact with a lightning-struck object. Finally, lightning can also deliver a deadly current through “step potential”, which electrifies the animal through the ground.

The giraffes in South Africa died surrounded by bushes and grasses, but there were no trees nearby; an adult male giraffe stands about 18 feet (5.5 meters) tall, while females measure about 14 feet (4.3 m) tall; so the giraffes would easily have been the tallest targets in the area. The body of the second giraffe, a female about 4 years old, was found about 23 feet (7 m) from the giraffe with the cracked skull. There were no visible signs of injury on the younger giraffe, hinting that it received a lethal dose of electricity through the ground as its companion was directly struck, Scheijen reported.

“Both giraffes had a very strong ammonia-like smell”, Scheijen added. Researchers had previously mentioned a similar odor surrounding a lightning-struck giraffe, in a study published in 2014 in the journal Vulture News.

– All in the family: Giraffes are 4 species (photos)

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– Photos of baby giraffe born in Nashville Zoo

Thousands of animals are injured each year by lightning, according to a study published in 2012 in the International Journal of Biometeorology. And some animals are more vulnerable than others. Those with “a large separation between their front and back feet” are more likely to suffer significant lightning damage because their feet can act as points in a circuit that channel voltage, after lightning strikes the ground or a nearby object, according to the study.

Ground current electrocution is the most common cause of group death for animals during electrical storms. In one exceptional event in 2016, lightning killed 323 reindeer - including seven calves - through ground current, as the reindeer huddled close together during the storm.

In the case of the South African giraffes, Scheijen concluded that a direct lightning strike killed the older female, “while the other female, found some 7 meters [23 feet] away, died likely either from a side flash or step potential”, Scheijen reported.

“Given that lightning bolts tend to hit tall objects, especially in open areas, the height of giraffes may make them particularly vulnerable to fatal electrocution”, Scheijen said.

• Rare white giraffe photographed

Live Science (09/22/2020)

Second Hand News: Articles from Week 14 - April 05, 2021 - April 11, 2021

“MarsHelicopter touchdown confirmed!:” $85MILLION drone is placed on Mars surface before its 90 second test flight this week - but first it must survive -130F nighttime temperature drop • Mysterious 'Marsquakes' are detected by Nasa's Insight lander in area of Red Planet where volcanic activity and landslides have been spotted

Florida residents are evacuated after reservoir contaminated with radioactive wastewater starts collapsing: Gov. Ron DeSantis declares state of emergency • Chuck Schumer is slammed for inviting Major League Baseball (MLB) All-Star Game to New York over Georgia's “racist voter suppression laws” despite the Empire State offering fewer early voting days and similar restrictions on free food • “This crisis could escalate into a pan-European or world war:” Russian military analyst claims Moscow's build-up of troops and tanks on the Ukranian border

BIDEN ADMINISTRATION: “Iran has done nothing to deserve a deal:” Biden is slammed for agreeing to begin talks to restore nuclear deal that Trump killed as his team is accused of wanting to repeat the Obama era • Business anger grows at Biden's “infrastructure” plan: Top firms criticize “dangerously misguided” $2T plan pouring billions into fixing racial inequalities, climate change, electric cars (with only 5% set aside for bridges, roads and trains) • Seven Democrat governors urge Biden to lift Trump-era $10K cap on tax deductions, saying the “assault” costs their constituents billions of dollars

BIDEN'S BORDER CRISIS: Ecuadorian sisters, aged 3 and 5, who were rescued by U.S. border agents after being dropped over 14-ft high border wall in New Mexico • Border crossings hit 20 YEAR high: Shocking data reveals 170,000 arrived in March - double the amount for February - after Biden said level was “normal” and it “happens every single solitary year”

Lindsey Graham rips Dr. Fauci for refusing to speak out about migrant border crisis, saying “You need to go to there and witness the biggest COVID super spreader event in the nation” • U.S. leaves Europe in its dust with 40% of its population now vaccinated compared to continent's 10% - with lockdown in Italy and curfew in France • Fauci warns of a “disturbing surge” pleads with Americans to avoid European-style lockdown

Village of the damned: Even by Nazis standards it was senseless savagery - innocent French villagers rounded up, shot or burned alive to crush resistance. The irony? It triggered the exact opposite • It's shocking how many beautiful women fell for Hitler - but not as awful as the terrible fates that befell them: New book reveals the Fuhrer's sexual allure and how every affair ended in horror or tragedy Daily Mail

Education Insanity: Top 10 Stories Of The Week (Vol. 9) • Why The American Education System Is Systematically Producing Failures • Progressive Billionaire George Soros Commits $500M To Private College In New York • University of California-Berkeley Spends $25 Million A Year On ‘Diversity And Inclusion’

Georgia Republican Governor Rips MLB For ‘Caving To Cancel Culture’, Says President Biden Is ‘Lying’ About Voting Reform Bill • White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki Insults Reporter For Asking If Biden Will Pull Out Of Beijing Olympics After His MLB Remarks • CBS Tells Companies How To ‘Help Fight’ Georgia’s New Voting Law, Spreads Misinformation • Critics Blame The ‘Repeated Lies’ From Democrats Joe Biden And Stacey Abrams For MLB Dumping Atlanta

Facebook Quickly Scrubs Capitol Assailant’s Facebook Page Praising Farrakhan As Jesus • Media Quickly Moves On From Man Who Killed Capitol Police Officer After Learning He Supported Louis Farrakhan • Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, Other Leftists, Distract From Capitol Attack By Focusing On Gun Control And Racism

FIVE States Who’ve Had Enough Of Their Governors’ Emergency Powers • What Does The Data Tell Us About The Disproportional Impact Of COVID-19 Lockdowns On Women?

Border Patrol Officer Meets Toddlers Who Were Dropped Over The Border Into The U.S., Says Girls Were ‘So Loving And So Talkative’ • The Media Told Us The ‘Bombshell’ Hunter Biden Scandal Was Russian Disinformation - He Just Admitted The Laptop ‘Could’ Be His • NPR Admits Major Error After Claiming Hunter Biden Laptop Reports ‘Discredited’ Daily Wire