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California’s $100k A Year: For Illegals Only – AD FREE
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California has become a state where everyone gets guaranteed housing, health care, college, and even smartphones — just as long as they’re illegal immigrants rather than citizens. Kenneth Schrupp of City Journal exposes the blue state scam so severe most ordinary Americans simply refuse to believe it. Sean Davis reacts to a clueless GOP ad targeting its own base. Actor Kevin Sorbo touts the new edition of his Ronald Reagan biopic and talks about the legacy America’s 40th president leaves today. Tyler Bowyer explains the evidence for hard-to-reach Republicans and why it should keep everyone motivated as the midterms approach.
The Fruit of the West is the Fruit of Christianity: Charlie at the Sun Valley Policy Forum
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You cannot build a thriving society without being willing to say that some ways of living are better than others — and in particular, that the Christian way of living is better than everything else. Charlie had that lesson and more to impart at the Sun Valley Policy Forum, during an energetic Q&A that showed him at the peak of his explanatory prowess.
THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 144 — Lesbian Bar Drama? Toys ‘R’ Us Returns? Elon Musk’s Paramount?
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The team come back to jump right into compelling topics like:
-Is a Boston Globe story on a loopy lesbian bar the funniest ever?
-Why is Toys ‘R’ Us having a revival?
-What should be made if Elon Musk buys Paramount?
A Regime of Anthony Faucis: Our Illegitimate Expert Class
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Anthony Fauci is the icon of our Covid-era misrule, but there was nothing special about him. In his speech to the Sun Valley Policy Forum, Charlie lays out how Fauci is merely the most famous out of thousands of tyrant bureaucrats who feel they have the God-given (or Devil-granted) right to control everyone’s lives.
City Beneath the Pyramids: I would caution equating ancient with lack of knowledge. All of humanity would have disbursed from the tower of babel and would have been constructing a similar large structure. The ancient large structures seem to have similar properties. Further, prior to the flood, humanity lived significantly longer than now that would have allowed them to accumulate significant knowledge that would allow them to do these great wonders (i.e ark, tower of babel, etc.). We have seen this in more recent years where the Romans had significant amounts of technology that was lost to the passage of time until we rediscovered it. For example, the Romans were able to have concrete set under water, but then the knowledge was lost and we had to relearn it.