In 1997, the world was introduced to Dolly, the first successful mammal to be cloned and delivered alive. There was significant fanfare and coverage at the time, perhaps even rightfully so given the scientific achievement. However, fleeting public interest, guided by intentional information overload by the propagandist corporate media, soon caused Dolly to go out of sight and out of mind. Whatever happened to her and what has become of cloning? Born of an egg cell from a mammary gland, and hence carrying the namesake of well-endowed musical artist Dolly Parton, the ovine known as Dolly was the first successful…
Author: Frank Bojazi
June has arrived, and with it comes that dreadful rainbow flag. It’s everywhere you look like some kind of colorful curse. Outside stores, on cartons of cereal, in every TV commercial, sports game, and woke social media profiles. Even government agencies clearly feel compelled to adorn their websites and profiles with Skittle colors. You simply can’t escape it. Pride has expanded well beyond its humble beginnings as a parade one afternoon to campaign for gay rights and equality. Pride has now become an institution of its own – drowning society in its ever-expanding number of colorful stripes – each one…
In case anyone hasn’t noticed, June is Pride month! Of course, it’s impossible NOT to notice, since we are under a constant barrage of reminders. Seems we have to have at least a month for everyone now. Well, almost everyone. Everywhere you look, from television to movies, music, the internet, and even driving down the street we are constantly reminded. If aliens landed today, they would logically assume our species is primarily gay. My assumption would be they would get back on their ships and bounce, but who knows? Aliens might be politically correct. Even sports have been infected by…
If you’re in a rush and need to leave your home due to a wildfire, flood, or any other disaster without being able to pack or grab your bug-out bag, you might want an emergency supply cache hidden somewhere. Supply caches that are hidden off your property can be helpful in emergencies when you can’t bring your bug-out bag with you. A basic supply cache would have everything you need to survive for three days. Supply caches can be specialized and divided throughout specific Geo locations but we’re only going to handle basic supply caches and how to hide them…
Following the lead of closeted Democrats Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, a New York “Republican” announced an early retirement from politics after being demolished by conservative voters over his stance on banning so-called assault weapons. Chris Jacobs, representing only himself and The Current Thing, as opposed to his actual constituents in New York’s 27th District, had voiced support for signing a bill that would ban AR-15s at a federal level. Democrats have been phishing for such legislation for years, but with renewed fervor following publicized shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde. Soon after, he gave a press conference in which he…
Nothing changes the world like a good, old-fashioned protest! Picket signs, handbills, bull horns, and petitions, always get things done! Just kidding actually. Protesting is mostly just for the sake of protesting. My belief is most protests are self-indulgent displays meant to make people feel better about themselves. Perhaps a small core group actually cares, but many of the other protesters are just along for the party. The women’s march in 2016 was a prime example. I knew numerous women that didn’t care at all about the reasons, rather they were just going for the girls’ weekend. That’s fine. Whatever…
Apparently, the “Magical Kingdom” continues to be a blight on the Sunshine State. The “most magical place on earth” literally has thousands of people living in motels, in their cars, and in homeless encampments in Kissimmee, Florida, which is right outside of Disney World. #AffordableHousingCrisis “is affecting many people across our country, including right here in Central Florida,” Jeff Vahle, Walt Disney World Resort. Disney employees experienced homelessness…were forced to reside in nearby motels or sleep in their car https://t.co/tUUARAxvCf — Lindsay Moore (@FPMidwestRD) April 11, 2022 According to the Daily Mail, many of these people were…
Drugs are bad. I think in general most people can agree with that. Especially when we are talking about illicit street drugs. When misused, even prescription drugs are bad. Drug abuse has touched the lives of literally everyone. It’s sad, unfortunate, but it looks like it is unavoidable. Especially when you have lib cesspools like New York City actually encouraging and empowering junkies. However, one politician in the Sunshine State is calling out New York. Here’s what is going on in what’s left of the Big Apple. Per the New York Post: The Sunshine State officials doubled down on their…
Here we go again. Alameda County, a county of 1.6 million residents in the San Francisco Bay Area that includes the city of Oakland, reinstated a mask mandate Friday for almost all indoor settings. In a press release, the county’s health officials announced that the mandate applies to businesses, government buildings, the workplace, healthcare facilities for individuals over the age of two, and transportation and its facilities, including trains, busses, and ride-share apps, train and subway stations, bus terminals, and marinas. The mandate also requires businesses, venue operators and any entity overseeing an indoor public setting to enforce the masking…
If you don’t like creepy-crawlies, you may feel a bit apprehensive about the idea of tiny robotic crabs crawling around inside your body- but that’s just what these little bots have been designed to do! Scientists have created a tiny remote-controlled robotic crab which they say will revolutionise medical science, eliminate the need for many more invasive procedures and potentially save lives. The ‘crab’ features a round body no bigger than the size of a flea and spider-like legs which it uses to crawl. The little robot requires no batteries or electricity to work but instead includes a heat-sensitive membrane…
I hated Baywatch. There, I said it! Stop reading now if you must, but I just couldn’t do it! (Don’t stop reading). Too me, the idea of a bunch of beautiful, sexy, tanned Los Angeles lifeguards and their super dangerous job and glamorous lives just didn’t ring authentic. I guess I was wrong. Apparently, Los Angeles County lifeguards are swimming in cash much like Scrooge McDuck. Per The Federalist: Lifeguards in Los Angeles are floating on cash. Of the thousand-plus lifeguards employed by the county in 2021, 103 earned more than $100,000 including benefits and eight earned six figures in…
I remember the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan like it was yesterday. A man named John Hinckley Jr., in a desperate attempt to impress a young actress named Jodie Foster, shot Reagan, puncturing a lung and breaking a rib. One of the bullets also permanently paralyzed White House press secretary James Brady. BREAKING: John Hinckley Jr., who shot President Reagan in 1981, will be freed from psychiatric supervision this month. https://t.co/QBaT8LrAdf — CBS News (@CBSNews) June 1, 2022 Brady survived, but his death in 2014 was ruled a homicide from the 1981 shooting. Hinckley is now being granted his…
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon’s pattern of leniency continued when he sentenced a 16-year-old to just five months at a juvenile probation camp after the teen drove into a young mother and her eight-month-old son in a Los Angeles neighborhood last August. The woman, known only as Rachel, released a statement decrying the sentencing and attacked the controversial Gascon for “prioritizing the livelihood of rotten monsters.” Rachel was pushing her son Charlie in a stroller through a narrow alley in Venice on August 6 when a car, which had been stolen by the teen, careened towards her. She tried…
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has told executive staff at the company that unless they work at least 40 hours a week in the office they face being fired. Musk wrote in a leaked email sent to workers with the miss-spelled subject line “remote work is no longer acceptble,” that any executive staff who wish to work remotely must be in the office for a minimum of 40 hours per week “or depart Tesla.” The requirement for executive staff to work at least 40 hours in the office is “less than we ask of factory workers,” Musk added. “If…
Whenever rhubarb turns up in farmers’ market stalls and on supermarket shelves, I know we are firmly in the middle of spring. In Minnesota where I live the stalks appear just once a year, April to June, whereas in the Pacific Northwest they experience a second harvest in July. Because the season is short, rhubarb […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom
Have you ever wanted that crisp, fresh Pico de Gallo that you can get at good Mexican restaurants and taquerias at home? Perhaps the crunchy water known as lettuce is getting a little dull for you as a topping on tacos or burgers? Well this recipe will defi,nitely deliver and help to mix things up! […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom
This recipe is one of our family’s favorites. This is a recipe we use for gamedays. This recipe can go whichever way you prefer! It can be a spicy dish for those flame heads who can’t get enough spice, it can be more along the sweet side of life so that even the kids can […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom
Ahh, summer! With this time of year comes vacations, time with the family, annual events, sun tans, beach trips, and of course, the heat! However, don’t worry, we’ve got a few recipes to help beat down those pesky heatwaves! Such as a thirst quenching horchata which is a Mexican refreshing drink, or like this recipe […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom
Saltwater taffy is one of those things we eat as a kid and usually forget about as an adult. This summer if you have any children over the age of 7, that would like a fun thing to do and eat, this recipe is for you. The fun comes from the stretching of the saltwater […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom
Let’s add another chapter to the “mess with the bull, get the horns” book in the great state of Florida. After Disney decided to dance with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, and lost in dramatic fashion, you’d think entities, corporations, etc would get a clue as to how to stay in the Florida governors good graces. Guess not. Here’s the story per Fox News: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis plans to veto a $35 million legislation for a Pasco County facility that’s earmarked for the Tampa Bay Rays’ spring training, OutKick has learned. DeSantis’s decision is in response to the Rays politicizing…
How many times have we seen this scenario? Person of color shot by police, social media does what it does and works the race baiters into a frenzy, and next thing you know the city is on fire. Anyone remember 2020? How could we forget. Dating back as far as Ferguson, false narratives, dubious eyewitness accounts and misinformation (I hate that term) on social media have led to widespread destruction and sometime violence and death. Hopefully, regarding a recent police shooting in Kansas City, the body cam footage made a difference and spared millions of dollars in damages. Here’s the…