Mexico issues first non-binary passport

🔻Last week, Mexico issued its first passports with an X gender marker at the Naucalpan Passport Office.

Beginning May 15, Mexicans applying for a passport are able to select an X for a gender. Apart from Mexico, 16 other countries allow gender-neutral passports.

The move was arranged by the Foreign Ministry. Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard even said that actions such as these are "a great quantum leap" for Mexico.

While some people might celebrate this move, for us, this is a reason to wonder: how necessary was it?

🔻In 2021 Mexican National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) carried out a large survey on Sexual and Gender Diversity among 44 189 people, representing a 97.2 million population aged 15 years and over.

The survey shows 4.8% (or 4.6 million people) identify as LGB+. But when it comes to the + part, how many people actually consider themselves to be 'non-binary' and require a brand new passport?

Out of 97.2 million, 0.9% (or 908.6 thousand people) identify as trans, roughly 600 thousand of them - non-binary/fluid/other. So this is less than 0.5% of a 130 million people nation.

🔻While the concept of non-binary is still new and in no way scientifically grounded, some countries are already hopping on the progressive train in an attempt to earn political brownie points.

Ociel Baena, who was the first person to be issued a non-binary passport, said: "This is the first time that we have been issued a document without the need for strategic litigation." So, basically, he needed no proof.

Now, he doesn't need to prove he is non-binary. Then, others won't need to prove a biological male is a woman and needs to get into women's bathroom. And then, it is a slippery slope.

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🇸🇪 Cameraman takes out Climate activists who stormed the stage during live broadcast at Sweden’s “Dancing with the Stars” finale

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes begins 11-year prison sentence

Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of blood-testing company Theranos, turned herself in Tuesday to begin serving out her 11-year, three-month prison sentence.

Holmes reported to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas, a minimum-security prison facility that houses 655 female offenders.

She was convicted in 2022 on four counts of fraud in connection with her medical startup that duped investors out of millions of dollars.

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"Tranq" drug is taking over Philadelphia

The fact that thousands of people die each year from overdoses, including from fentanyl, does not prevent addicts from finding cheaper and more affordable types of drugs. This time, there is an emerging "tranq" epidemic.

A TikTok went viral, showing The Kensington area in Philadelphia filled with people slumped over and passed out.

The city has been grappling with a rise in addicts using the drug called Xylazine which is also referred to as "tranq." This sedative drug is used to enhance the effects of heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl.

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🇷🇺Russia proposes law to ban sex reassignment

As the West prepares for a full month of Pride, Russian lawmakers have submitted a draft bill that would ban legal or surgical sex changes.

The bill would prohibit “medical interventions aimed at changing the sex of a person”. The government will determine a list of allowed interventions “related to the treatment of congenital physiological anomalies in children.”

The liberal media are outraged by this.

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BBC is creating fake accounts to 'counter disinformation'

BBC has recently unveiled its BBC Verify project aimed at 'fighting disinformation.'

The BBC's Disinformation Correspondent boasts about having a number of undercover accounts she uses to dive deep into conspiracy theory circles.

She also talks about her goal to investigate alternative media and suggests they may have links to 'far-right figures' and 'foreign funding.'

What a convenient way to discredit your direct competitors and label any information you don't like or agree with disinformation.

The left has developed a savior complex and is trying to impose its 'truth' on everyone under the guise of good intentions.

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NYC mayor claims being obese is healthy

NYC mayor Eric Adams says a person's body type has nothing to do with being healthy or unhealthy, referring to new scientific findings.

He says we need to focus on a "progressive health agenda."

Ok. It was progressive science that decided one day that you can be healthy 'at every size.'

How many obese and extremely obese people live to be 70, or 80, or longer? Just look around and you'll see.

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Biden falls at U.S. Air Force Academy graduation ceremony

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The ugly face of social justice warriors

Samantha Foss, daughter of Donald Foss, a white billionaire, disgraced her father at his own funeral.

In her speech, she told everyone present at the funeral that she won't miss her father.

"You’ll never be what you could have been, but only what you are, and what you are is a racist, misogynistic, xenophobic, Trump-loving, cis, straight white man," - she said.

For context, Samantha is mixed-race, a self described 'black supremacist' and goes by they/them. She grew up in a $7.3 million mansion. Her family pays for her $57k/year college tuition.

Samantha is representing the narcissistic youth that hides their ugly face behind social activism.

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🇫🇷 Protestant church in Strasbourg hosts pole dancing show

A story from the Protestant church of Saint-Guillaume in Strasbourg has resurfaced. The church is at the center of a scandal after it hosted a pole dancing show at the end of March.

The pastor has received several death threats. But he is refusing to give up and is proposing a new pole dancing show.

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Daily Wire released What is a Woman on Twitter and made it available for 24 hours

Almost immediately, there was a problem with the post's visibility and retweeting because the post was marked as hate speech.

The suppression was then lifted, and Elon Musk himself tweeted out the film and urged people to watch it. 

Meanwhile, Twitter's head of trust and safety, Ella Irwin, has just resigned.

Looks like a great reason to rewatch the documentary.

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Left-wing extremism linked to psychopathy and narcissism

A new study from Switzerland proves what we already suspected. The most fierce far-left activists tend to exhibit narcissistic and psychopathic personality traits. Let's see how it all makes perfect sense.

🔻The researchers came up with a new psychological term: the “dark-ego-vehicle principle.”

“According to this principle, individuals with dark personalities — such as high narcissistic and psychopathic traits — are attracted to certain forms of political and social activism which they can use as a vehicle to satisfy their own ego-focused needs instead of actually aiming at social justice and equality,” they write. 

“In particular, certain forms of activism might provide them with opportunities for positive self-presentation and displays of moral superiority, to gain social status, to dominate others, and to engage in social conflicts and aggression to satisfy their need for thrill seeking,” the research finds. 

And we don't need to search far for examples. Look at the BLM founders, stuffing their pockets with money. Look at the LGBT-activists, transitioning their kids to validate their own beliefs.

🔻Social justice is often used as a guise for these activists to behave unhinged, the research noted. Of course. They believe they have moral high ground, and so they see nothing wrong in looting, beating up a pro-life activist or throwing canned soup at a piece of art. Nothing stands in the way of social warriors. 

The researchers stress that although these personality traits might manifest on both the radical left and right sides of the political spectrum, narcissists gravitate towards whichever side "seems to be more opportune to them given a specific situation."

And we are living in times when the radical left is thriving. Activists are supported by the government, corporations, and the liberal media. No matter how serious the crimes they commit, they are portrayed as heroes.

🔻We often see this left-wing extremism pushed not by oppressed minorities, but by egotistical young people with privileged backgrounds. With Ivy League diplomas or parents in politics. 

Earlier this year, top Democrat Katherine Clark's daughter was arrested during an Antifa protest in Boston. A few days ago, the mixed-race daughter of billionaire Donald Foss went viral for calling her father "racist, misogynistic, xenophobic, Trump-loving, cis, straight white man" at his own funeral. 

🔻Now that we better understand left-wing extremism from the inside, we should use that knowledge to counter left-wing propaganda.

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Pride month has begun, and if you're feeling like throwing away your phone and going off to the woods, I get you. If you're still reading this post, I feel sorry for you. I feel sorry for myself, too. But back to the point.

GLAMOUR's June cover features a pregnant trans man

While this is presented as somewhat unique, we know that pregnant men only exist in movies. And Logan is pregnant only because he has a uterus, or, basically, because he is a woman (as we used to say in ancient times). 

So there is nothing remarkable here. Just another "victory" for the LGBT community. Just another info dump for Pride Month.

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Arc de Triomphe in Paris became a large Pride display

France is trying to take the lead in the Pride Month race.

Are we done yet?

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🚫 Texas becomes largest state to ban gender transition for minors

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law, that will prohibit health care providers from prescribing hormones or puberty blockers to minors or performing trans-surgeries on them.

Medical providers who are convicted of violating the law could have their license revoked.

Apart from Texas, there are 18 other US states that have banned medication and surgical transition for minors.

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Young adults in the U.S. are reaching key life milestones later than in the past

Compared to four decades ago, young Americans are achieving significant life milestones later, Pew Research Center finds.

Researches looked at five frequently cited milestones of adulthood: having a full-time job, being financially independent, living on their own, getting married and having a child.

▪️39% of 21-year-olds were working full time, compared with 64% in 1980. And only a quarter of people this age in 2021 were financially independent of their parents – meaning that their income was at least 150% of the poverty line – compared with 42% in 1980.

One factor that has contributed to fewer 21-year-olds having full-time jobs is the increase in college enrollment.

▪️And only 6% of 21-year-olds had ever been married or had a child in their household in 2021, compared with 32% and 18%, respectively, of their predecessors in 1980.

This is a generation of kids who want to choose their gender but don't want to take on the responsibilities of adulthood.

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New CDC study confirms that almost every American has Covid-19 antibodies

The new CDC study analyzed blood donations from 142,748 individuals aged 16 and older between July and September 2022.

The researchers found that 96.4% of the donors had evidence of antibodies against COVID-19, indicating prior infection, vaccination, or both.

Of those with antibodies, approximately 26 percent had antibodies solely from vaccination, 22.6 percent had antibodies solely from prior infection, and 47.7 percent had antibodies from both vaccination and prior infection.

The New England Journal of Medicine published a study in June 2022 showing that natural immunity is more effective than vaccinated immunity alone.

Natural immunity “protection was higher than that conferred after the same time had elapsed since receipt of a second dose of vaccine among previously uninfected persons,” the study concluded.

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BlackRock's CEO explains his plan to 'force behaviors'

Back in 2017, Larry Fink shared his perspective on how to influence companies.

Sitting next to AmEx's CEO, Fink talks about "forcing behaviors" on companies and consumers, especially when it comes to gender, race, and diversity.

This idea, or rather belief, is at the heart of ESG (environmental, social, and corporate governance) policy, which is now being imposed on companies. And in the end, it is we who consume products and ideas that were indirectly forced on us through ESG. 

That's why we see Pride merch for infants in stores. That's why we watch (or not) black Cleopatra documentaries.

The most powerful people in this world have chosen sides and now promote their agenda.

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This Canadian school is a sane parent's nightmare

While Canada still has parents that oppose the LGBT propaganda in schools, the country is trying to keep up in the progressive race.

This time, St. Matthew's School threw a celebration for kids as part of Pride Month. The teachers dressed up in rainbow colors, and the school even invited a drag performer.

Imagine what would happen if all those teachers, politicians, and companies directed their energy to promote family values, religion, or science. But somehow they are more interested in an 8-year-old's gender identity and sexuality.

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