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Diversity In The Sky

Dinesh D’Souza examines the perils of diversity in the sky and questions the connection between the airline industry and diversity, equity and inclusion.

D’Souza says the answer is simple: “The airlines are moving away from a culture of safety, of merit and of customer service,” he says. He explains further plus also discusses data showing a consistent movement of non-white voters toward the GOP, the potential TikTok ban, China’s sneaky long-term strategy and Liz Cheney’s interference in the Jan. 6 testimony of Cassidy Hutchinson.

US Wants To Ban TikTok

The US wants to ban TikTok, Dylan Mulvaney drops a music video, and Shaun King converts to Islam. Apparently, the CIA wants their narrative back. Here’s more from Candace Owens.

Unvaxxed In 2024?

This video details the COVID-19 journey from “15 days to slow the spread” to now, in February of 2024.
We discuss the COVID vaccine, its consequences, the trials on children and babies, recent updates regarding the safety (or lack thereof) of the vaccine, and the CDC’s goal to label anything and everything “medical misinformation.”

Finally, I present the facts, showing you that the vaccine was an utter and total failure–asking the question: if the COVID vaccine doesn’t prevent against the virus, what was the ultimate purpose of unleashing the vaccine on the world? Here’s more from Really Graceful.

Safe Summertimes For Kids

Summers can be a great time for fathers to spend more time with their children. Here are the top ten summer activities for kids. More from The Babylon Bee.

What’s It Like Being A Sheep

Here’s what it’s like being a sheep in today’s world! More from AwakenwithJP.

Safety First: A Big Mistake

Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Mike Rowe (star of “Dirty Jobs” and “Somebody’s Gotta Do It,”) about risk assessment and the effects of the lockdowns. Mike discusses our safety-obsessed culture and the unintended consequences and dangers of putting safety first above all other things. Mike thinks a better idea would be to put safety third.

Mike gives examples of how extreme safety increases reckless behavior and decreases personal responsibility whether it’s seat belts, well designed intersections or helmet laws for motorcycles. Mike thinks a better idea to help public health and safety is to put more attention to risk management strategies while getting back to living our normal lives.

Mike also compares the reaction to the quarantine to the Kübler-Ross 5 stages of grief. This is part 1, so there will be a followup or two.

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