Boop Boop Be Doop!
This week on the New World Next Week:
- The United States withdraws from some of the worst examples of United Nations’ globalist scam, ending its funding and support for 66 organizations, such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the United Nations’ Population Fund, which had been pushing to curb child births and growth;
- Betty Boop enters the public domain;
- And the United Kingdom backs down on digital ID…for now.
Here’s more from The Corbett Report and Media Monarchy.
And, just for old time’s sake, here’s a stroll down memory lane with the Immortal Mz. Betty Boop. She appeared in 90 theatrical cartoons between 1930 and 1939, designed by Grim Natwick and crafted by a team of cartoonists run by Max Fleischer for Paramount Pictures.
The earlier entries were more scandalous because Hollywood didn’t have its full censorship offices in place until the middle of the 1930s. Here’s one of those early-day Betty Boop cartoons — Dizzy Red Riding-Hood from 1931.
