Ty Smith Has More Sense Than White Liberal School Boards And Harvard Professors

‘Black people can only blame themselves for their poor decisions,’ says YouTube star who went viral attacking Critical Race Theory

RT: A US school board meeting became an internet sensation when Ty Smith spoke out passionately against CRT. Now he tells RT why it’s time black people stopped blaming systemic racism from white people for their problems.

The last election was the first time Ty Smith, aged 39, cast a vote, and he marked his ballot in favour of Donald Trump. Two years ago, the Illinois native had no interest in politics and by his own admission didn’t know what a Democrat or Republican was.

That what’s made the recent viral video of Ty so powerful and shocking. In it, he slammed the inclusion of Critical Race Theory – the idea that racist outcomes are the result of complex institutional dynamics – in children’s education, during a routine public school board meeting.

Trump Promises To Restore Free Speech In America

“With the spirit of July 4, 1776 stirring in our souls … We will make our elections free and safe again."

Authored by Melanie Sun: Former President Donald Trump warned at his third “Save America” rally on Saturday night that Americans no longer have free speech, describing a powerful system “for media and online censorship” that only presents the Democratic Party’s view of politics, including that Trump is attacking democracy by discussing potential election fraud.

“We have a truly sick election system, it’s got to be changed,” the 45th president told thousands of supporters gathered in Robarts Arena in Sarasota, Florida.

“Remember this, I am not the one trying to undermine American democracy,” he said in response to the legacy media and Democrat claims.

“I am the one trying to save American democracy.”

World War 3 ALERT: Russian Jets Conduct Black Sea Drills Simultaneous To Large-Scale NATO Exercise Below

Russian aircraft "carried out training flights above the Black Sea amid the Sea Breeze 2021 exercises of NATO and its partners in the region."

By Tyler Durden: Tensions between Russia and the West are still soaring after the June 23rd incident with Britain's HMS Defender wherein the Russian side fired "warning shots" and shadowed the destroyer which had come near Crimea with no less than 20 Russian aircraft and two ships. That's why Russia's new aerial drills over the Black Sea present another dangerous opportunity for the next potential "close call" incident which could easily trigger direct conflict.

Russian fighters are now engaged in their own drills at a moment NATO's large-scale Sea Breeze 2021 exercises are underway in waters below. Russia's Black Sea fleet made the announcement confirming the active exercises on Saturday.

Su-30 fighter jets

Russian reconnaissance aircraft which specialize in sea surveillance are also said to be active. No doubt they are further monitoring the some 40 warships currently taking part in the nearby NATO exercises, which has an estimated 4,000 personnel as part of what NATO has hailed as its largest naval drill in two decades.

Miles Gloriosus From Plautus To Arnulf Of Orléans

Arnulf’s Miles Gloriosus depicts a true woman-hero valuing the soldier sexually, rewarding him financially, and using her guile to save his life from penal punishment.

By Douglas Galbi: In literature throughout history, men have been disparaged, abused, castrated, and sometimes even killed. More than 2200 years ago, the Roman playwright Plautus depicted a soldier as a stupid, lustful braggart in a play called The Braggart Soldier {Miles Gloriosus}. Roman men couldn’t flee from Plautus’s play into safe spaces such as man caves in the urban environment of ancient Rome. Moreover, if they demanded that Roman authorities protect them from hateful depictions of men, Roman authorities would laugh at them and tell them to get some war wounds on their chests. Men have long been socially denied compassion that they need. But the twelfth-century cleric Arnulf of Orléans reversed Plautus’s play with his own Latin comedy also called Miles Gloriosus. Arnulf’s Miles Gloriosus depicts a true woman-hero valuing the soldier sexually, rewarding him financially, and using her guile to save his life from penal punishment.

Private Property: The Bedrock Of Civilization

Dr. Ron Paul: The bedrock of every civilization is private property. Likewise, every totalitarian ideology has the goal of attacking private property. Some are even so bold as to claim that the goal is to abolish it! Of course, logic dictates that such an idea is a recipe for disaster, and there's a whole history of human suffering and death to provide lessons that disaster is the only possible outcome. Private property is inviolable, inalienable and absolute.

Why COVID Is Like AIDS

Hint: not because the risks are similar.

People of normal weight under 40 are at essentially no risk of death from Covid!

Authored by Alex Berenson: In 1981, doctors in New York and Los Angeles saw healthy young men sicken and die within months, their immune systems apparently destroyed.

The deaths set off a frantic search for the culprit. By 1983 virologists had identified a novel pathogen they would call Human Immunodeficiency Virus.

Over the next decade, scientists learned much more about HIV, which early on had a fatality rate close to 100 percent, worse even than Ebola or smallpox. Ultimately they tamed it - perhaps the greatest success for scientific and medical research in the late 20th century.

But the political story of AIDS is much trickier. Scientists realized quickly that gay men and intravenous drug users were at far higher risk of contracting HIV than the general public. But they feared people might not support funding for AIDS research - and stigmatize those groups further - if they explained that reality openly.

So they didn’t.