Combat Correspondent Michael Yon joins Stew to discuss - what the hell happened to all of Trump’s promised “mass deportations”?! UTL COMMENT:- The mass deportations was a lie. Another one of Trump's extreme exaggerations, at best. Nobody but an uninformed, very low IQ voter would believe it could be done. Trump has about 1370 days until he's history. At 40 million illegals to be mass deported, ICE would have to round up and deport 29,000+ illegals daily. Impossible! Even to deport 5 million illegals, ICE would have to find and deport 3650 daily up to the end of Trump's term. We're stuck with most of them just like other Western countries are. Watch this new show NOW at https://StewPeters.com! Western civilization has been infected by a parasitic invasion of foreign ideals and values that have been introduced into our culture by strange and morally degenerate people whose goal is world domination. We have been OCCUPIED. Watch the film NOW! https://stewpeters.com/occupied/ ? Celebrate This Easter with a Special Offer! ✝️ Become an SPN subscriber to gain access to exclusive content and unlock premier benefits, including personal interactions with Stew, VIP event tickets, and live giveaways. As we reflect on the miracle of Jesus rising on the third day, we offer you the chance to rise up in this fight and support the freedom for truth. Get $3 OFF your subscription for the first month—Visit https://stewpeters.locals.com/support/promo/EASTER to claim your discount! This offer is valid through Easter weekend only. Don't miss out on this egg-citing opportunity! Check out the Stew Peters Store for all things Stew Crew merchandise and more! https://spnstore.com/ Welcome to JProof—The People's Coin. Created by Stew Peters, JProof is here to make a statement. There are no sellouts, just a real vision and a community. This is a Movement; it’s a decentralized army of innovators, creators, and freedom lovers who believe in rewriting the rules. Join us at http://x.com/jproofcoin and get plugged into exclusive chats and special offers. This isn’t a fan club — it’s a mission. Secure Your Future now by going to http://www.jproof.ai/ for more direction. JProof is your financial firewall and freedom flag in a world of monetary manipulation. It is super easy to find on the Phantom Wallet app. These loyal and courageous sponsors chose to stand with us despite the cancel culture backlash. Support their bravery below: Where is your money going? The IRS wants you to feel powerless, but there is a way out of this tyranny. No law requires 99% of Americans to file and pay income tax. Go to https://freedomlawschool.org/stew to learn more about Freedom Law School. Cortez Wealth Management makes financial planning for you and your family. Find out how you can rely on this America First financial advisory and get your retirement plan today by calling 813-448-3446 or by visiting https://cortezwm.com

From - MWT247 UTL COMMENT:- OK the chap reading is a British Arab so we have to take it with a grain of salt because he's biased however what I see here is factual information. IMO Tommy is a 'Shabbos goy' and has been put there to DIVIDE and keep the fingers pointing at Islam (which we all dislike anyway and they hate us BTW) however those REALLY behind the mass immigration (Israel) are left untouched and unblamed........ wake the friggin hell up people!!!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Source: "Sweeney-T" https://old.bitchute.com/video/fXI0VJAkFnaT

Note:- Tucker Carlson’s interview with Conor McGregor was held in the Grand Lodge of Ireland, the second oldest Freemasonic lodge in the world. Was that a subtle hint or what? ???? #itsallofthem

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Harvard University is suing President Donald Trump's administration for threatening to withhold federal funding if the school did not comply with its list of demands. The lawsuit, filed in Massachusetts federal court, asks a judge to block the funding freeze from going into effect, arguing the move is "unlawful and beyond the government's authority." In it, lawyers for the university argue that the administration is unlawfully using billions of dollars in federal funding as "leverage to...

Harvard University announced Monday that it is suing the Trump administration in federal court, seeking to block a freeze on more than $2.2 billion in research grants. The move follows Harvard's refusal to comply with a series of sweeping demands from the administration, which included limiting campus activism, altering admissions policies, and restructuring university governance. According to Harvard, the freeze came just hours after the university said it would not acquiesce to the...

Harvard University filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after it pulled over $2 billion in federal funding to the Ivy League institution over accusations the school is not doing enough to target antisemitism. “The Government has not — and cannot — identify any rational connection between antisemitism concerns and the medical, scientific, technological, and other research it has frozen that aims to save American lives, foster American success, preserve American security...

Parents are theirs kids' protectors. Keeping kids safe while also teaching and exposing them to some of life's hardest lessons is a delicate balance. Parents Andy and Aza (@raisingwellskids) have decided to raise their two kids with a more unconventional parenting idea: they believe that by allowing their kids to be exposed to more risks and danger, it will keep them safe in the long run. It's an 'unpopular opinion' they explain will benefit their kids and others, and they decided to share more about it in an insightful Instagram post.In the video, one of their kids is lighting a fire on his own without any parental assistance. "Unpopular opinion but equipping kids with the tools, resources and confidence to handle these things is safer than sheltering kids from all possible dangers," they captioned the post. See on Instagram In the video, they explain that this way of parenting allows their kids more autonomy, experience, and freedom. In turn, it encourages their kids to make wiser decisions on their own."Because there will come a day when you’re not around and curiosity or peer pressure will get the best of them," they add in the caption. "There will come a day when they climb too high, or wander too far. There will come a day where they’re exposed to sharp things. The day will always come. And the ones who have been shown safe boundaries and empowered with the skills will be more equipped to handle these situations *safely*." See on Instagram They go on to share that their goal is to do the opposite of shelter their kids to promote safety. "Exposing kids to risk is *safer* than sheltering kids from risks," the in-video caption reads. "A child who has been taught how to handle a knife, light a fire, given tools trusted to follow directions, and trusted to handle situations *safely* is less likely to get hurt than children sheltered from those risks."Many viewers agreed with their parenting theory in the comment section. "The lack of risk in children's play and day to day life has had a profound effect on society. Raise kids to know how to handle dangerous situations!" one wrote. Another said, "Age appropriate and supervised. Life skills are important. Raising competent and confident people is a parent’s job." See on Instagram Other parents shared how they have instilled the same philosophy in their children. "My 3-year old can successfully make scrambled eggs on her own with supervision. She knows all about the importance of not touching hot pans and stove tops. It's so important to expose kids to this stuff and teach them how to handle it ??," one wrote. Another added, "Amen. ? I also think if kids are shown how to do things safely then there is less attraction for them to do those things on their own without permission or guidance, which would be less safe. My daughter just turned 3 and has her own kitchen knives. They’re not very sharp, but she’s learning how to use them safely." Another viewer shared, "When I allow my child to do something risky around me and I hear people saying not to allow her to do it or to be careful. I say this, my child will do this at some point around me or not, so I'd rather her experience, learn, and get familiar with me around first."

Fred Rogers, known by children of all ages as Mister Rogers, was a gentle, humble man who taught the values of kindness, empathy, creativity, patience, self-worth, and curiosity on television for over 33 years. In 1997, he was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Emmy Awards. That night, he demonstrated his trademark humility, also showing that gentle spirits can exude a sense of authority that even the wealthiest and most powerful people in the world respect without question.The award was presented to Rogers by actor Tim Robbins, three years after the release of The Shawshank Redemption. In his introduction, he referred to Rogers as “the best neighbor any of us has ever had.” He also praised him for “giving generation upon generation of children confidence in themselves. For being their friend. For telling them again and again and again that they are special and that they have worth.”When Rogers took the stage, he didn’t thank his agent or pat himself on the back for all the hard work he had done. No, he asked the successful people in the room to reflect on the individuals who had helped them achieve their success. - YouTube www.youtube.com “So many people have helped me to come here to this night. Some of you are here, some are far away, and some are even in Heaven,” he told the audience. “All of us have special ones who loved us into being. Would you just take, along with me, 10 seconds to think of the people who have helped you become who you are, those who cared about you and wanted what was best for you in life? Ten seconds, I’ll watch the time. Whomever you’ve been thinking about, how pleased they must be to know the difference you feel they have made.”Without any reservations, the audience, composed of actors, producers, soap opera stars, and talk show hosts, did precisely what Mr. Rogers asked of them, and for 10 seconds, on national TV before an audience of millions, they quietly reflected. President George W. Bush presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom Award to Fred Rogers July 9, 2002via The White House/Wikimedia CommonsHe also added that those who helped and encouraged the people in the room to achieve their current status are the ones we should be celebrating. “Whomever you've been thinking about, how pleased they must be to know the difference you feel they've made. You know they're the kind of people television does well to offer our world,” Rogers said.Subtly, Rogers' remarks suggest that he believes television programming has a responsibility to help and encourage people, implying that television doesn’t always live up to these standards. He didn’t call anyone out. He wasn’t preachy. He just highlighted those who make a positive contribution to the world. Few people in entertainment could make that statement to those people but Mister Rogers. King Friday XIII and Fred Rogers. via HuffPo/Wikimedia CommonsRogers concluded his speech with thanks to those who had helped him throughout his career. "Special thanks to my family and friends, and to my co-workers in public broadcasting, Family Communications, and this Academy for encouraging me, allowing me all these years to be your neighbor," he finished, adding, "May God be with you. Thank you.”

Time passes and things change, not just in the broad collective strokes of how we approach health, family, love, and work, but even in how we navigate day-to-day life. Especially when it comes to convenience. Objects that seemed cutting edge back in the day now seem like arduous relics. Seriously, can you imagine going back to a time when Alexa didn’t play your morning jams and read off our to-do list for the day? No thank you! On that note, someone recently asked, "What were some everyday objects from your youth or your parents/grandparents’ youth that an adult today wouldn’t know about?” Elaborating further, they added, “I’m not talking about a rotary telephone or the milk man coming by the door. I’m talking about ubiquitous things no one can even remember.”While answers varied, one prevailing theme was the amount of effort required by so many of these everyday objects. And yet, that was their charm—forcing folks to be a bit more in the moment. Similarly, just the way some things were made to last longer, have better quality, etc. is a stark contrast to the mass production single-use mentality we have now. Even still, I think some of these items we’re more than glad to be rid of (see # 3)Without further ado, here are some of those long gone objects: 1. "Mascara that came in a little box, like eyeshadow. There was also a little brush that came with it." @vuloxvanity Swatching Cake Mascara ???#vintagemakeup #cakemascara #1920smakeup #makeuphistory #creatorsearchinsights ♬ In A Sentimental Mood - 1940s Music 2. "Cream rinse. After shampooing, you'd put a capful of cream rinse in a glass of water and pour the whole thing over your hair to detangle. That was before we had conditioners." - YouTube www.youtube.com 3. "Belted maxi pads." @sunnyperiod low key want to get my hands on a vintage sanitary belt ? #periodtok #blackhistorymonth #pads #marykenner ♬ original sound - Sunny “Don't forget the incinerettes on the ladies room wall to burn those suckers. That was free at least,” someone added.4. "Sardine cans that came with a key to open them." - YouTube www.youtube.com 5. "TVs or radios that you had to wait for them to 'warm up' for a few seconds before they worked. And who remembers color bars'? When the station would just show colored bars for a minute to give you time to adjust the color on your set?" See on Instagram 6. "A booklet to keep S&H Green Stamps or Blue Chip Stamps." - YouTube youtube.com 7. “Clamp-on steel kids’ roller skates.” Remember these? i.ebayimg.com 8. "Imagine, if you will, a world where you drive into a gas station, and a man in uniform comes out and asks what octane you want. Then, he proceeds to open the hood and check your oil level and radiator fluid. After, he washes ALL the car windows, takes your money, and thanks you for stopping by." - YouTube www.youtube.com 9. "The first time Catholic girls were allowed to wear 'stockings' was during their Confirmation. It was a rite of passage, and mine was in 1968. The stockings were scratchy, thigh-high things held up by these weird garter belts with rubbery clips." - YouTube www.youtube.com 10. "Paregoric. It was given to us kids who had diarrhea. It was opium! You won't see that in medicine cabinets anymore."11. "Darning needles and darning yarn. In the 1960s (more or less), it was still worthwhile to darn socks. But by the 1980s, socks were cheap enough that darning was mostly a thing of the past. Maybe it's just me, though. Does anyone still darn socks?" - YouTube www.youtube.com 12. "A mangle ironing machine." - YouTube www.youtube.com 13."Mercury oral thermometers. Had a fever? Your thermometer was made of glass and filled with mercury. Yes, that mercury. The temperature would lock in, so you'd have to shake the thermometer before using it. Every now and again, one would drop and shatter, so you'd have a few drops of liquid mercury to play with! What kid doesn't want to play with mercury? I wish I were kidding. Fun times!" @nicktrav Mercury Thermometer From London #video #viral #trending #antique #lit #mercury #metal #nature #science #2023 #crazy #movie ♬ original sound - Trvluminati 14. "The little plastic piece you put in the hole on a 45 record that would make it fit and play on the record player." - YouTube www.youtube.com 15. "A tabletop clamp-on meat grinder." @edge29chaos Found An Old Hand Crank Meat Grinder! #meat #food #foodtiktok #foodlover #foodie #foodies #edge29chaospreparedness #edgeofchaos ♬ Bluegrass fiddle played by profession(372948) - copanda 16. "Colored toilet paper." An example of vintage colored toilet paper. preview.redd.it 17. "My grandmother had a telephone desk, similar to a school desk. It had a chair and a small table where the large, heavy rotary desk phone sat, and on the side was a wire rack for the directory and Yellow Pages." This could still be useful. i.ebayimg.com 18. "McDonald's french fries used to be cooked in beef tallow. The taste was phenomenally good and nothing like the bland ones of today." - YouTube www.youtube.com 19. "Crank handles to start tractors. There were no push buttons back then." - YouTube www.youtube.com 20. "Toothpaste came in a can! It looked like a 1930s-era whiskey flask and contained pumice powder and flavoring. You'd open the lid, wet your toothbrush, rub it in the powder, and brush your teeth. Then, you'd just repeat the processes as needed." @jasminechiswell Swatching 100 years of TOOTHPASTE!! ?Ommgggg why do they still smell like that?!!! ? Also what happened to the 30s ?? ♬ original sound - Jasmine Chiswell 21.“The little triangle window on a car we called the 'windbreaker'--you had to open that so you could put your window down while driving so there wasn't as much noise. A/C was not standard. Also, curb indicators on cars.” - YouTube www.youtube.com 22.“Pantyhose in eggs.”(This is in reference to the distinctive plastic egg-shaped container in which L'eggs pantyhose were sold.) - YouTube www.youtube.com 23. “One thing that was often seen back in my youth and for a year I also had them but I haven't seen for a couple of decades are metal heel plates (also known as ‘taps’) to prevent boot and shoe heels from wearing down. @elliot_duprey Quick lil tip and how-to! And no, they dont actually make the “tap” sound. Also, cobblers have benches. #mensfashion #fashiontiktok #tipsandtricks #fashionhacks #cobbler #secondhand ♬ Storytelling - Adriel 24. “Hershey's chocolate bars used to come in foil. Peeling it off was satisfying.” - YouTube www.youtube.com Last but not least…25. “Jelly-jar drinking glasses with cartoon characters on them.” These need to come back. i.etsystatic.com