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Piker fails Gump’s ‘like a box of chocolates’ test (opens the original)
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In “Forrest Gump,” Forrest was a humble person who recognized, “I’m not a smart man.” Unfortunately, Hasan Piker is not smart enough to realize the same thing. “Forrest Gump” is a 1994 film that follows the exploits of 20th-century life in America for a man born with a low IQ. Portrayed by Tom Hanks, oftentimes it was Gump making more sense than those around him. The film gave rise to phrases such as “Stupid is as stupid does” and “Life is like a box of chocolates—you never know what you’re gonn
French president Macron shows his ‘Sunny’ side (opens the original)
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If he’s looking for post-presidential employment, he’s got a great shot of joining the panel at The View. The View’s Sunny Hostin recently made news for a claim that facts do not support—i.e., she asserted that, as a jury member in a 1991 high profile trial, she was the lone holdout to block a guilty verdict. It is not the first time Hostin has disregarded facts in making an untrue claim. However, this should come as good news for French President Emmanuel Macron, as will be shared later. This m
In time for Halloween–A two-faced Palestinian mask (opens the original)
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In just about a month, we will once again celebrate Halloween—a night in which young children wear costumes, ring the doorbells of neighbors, and collect their own stash of candies which will unlikely last very long. But this Halloween, a question some of us will be asking is what mask Hannah Gann will be wearing. Gann is a tenth-grade teacher in Philadelphia who has established her bonafides as one of, if not the city’s most active, antisemite. It is difficult to believe she resides in the city
A patriot’s failed mission remembered for his historic regret (opens the original)
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“I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.” Secretary of War Pete Hegseth just launched a military recruiting campaign, starting in Texas, dubbed as the “Send Me Tour.” The timing is most appropriate based on the 250th anniversary of an event that occurred on September 22, 1776. For many, the anniversary date passed unnoticed. That is no surprise. Our educational institutions seem to think the nation’s early history is of no import to our young people today, ignoring much of
An Implicit Bias Of White Racism? (opens the original)
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From Nolan Wells to Tasia Fortune, the race hustlers never let a tragedy go to waste. A racially diverse grand jury, reviewing presented evidence, declined to charge anyone in the death of black teenager Nolan Wells, 18. Wells had been out with three white teenage friends on July 4th. They, along with others, made the ten-mile trip in three boats to Horn Island, off the Mississippi coast, where hundreds of other party-goers were enjoying the holiday. Later in the day, the three friends returned
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