Why has the Vatican started talking about UFOs, aliens, & apparitions? The Vatican has prepared a document which offers guidance on how to discern supernatural phenomena.  They say an “apparition” refers to an instance in [...] The post Vatican Issues ‘Guidelines’ For ‘Apparitions’ ‘Aliens’ & ‘Other Supernatural Phenomena’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

Former Eagle Scout and physics grad Ross Ulbricht was sentenced to two life terms plus 40 years, which means he will die in prison. Donald Trump plans to pardon him. Donald Trump told a Libertarian audience that if elected, he would pardon Ross Ulbricht. He has served eleven years of a life sentence for creating […] The post WOW! Donald Trump Promises to Pardon Ross Ulbricht Day 1 appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

One little boy made his mom’s wedding unforgettable by surprising his new stepdad with an adoption proposal! With his mother’s help, 8-year-old Sebastian delivered the sweetest speech on the couple’s special day. In it, he explained how happy he was to finally have a father in his life. The bride’s sister caught the most beautiful video of her nephew’s words, and it’s been going viral on social media! “I have waited 3,188 days for this day, because since the day I was born, I have lived without a father,” Sebastian said, reading his speech aloud from a piece of paper. “Not including my grandpa that has grown to be my best friend.” @lauraruizperez16 My sisters wedidng day , The bride ,Myself (her sisfer) & my nephew Sebastian planned a surprise adoption proposal for the groom?4-27–2024adoption @Saundra Garza-Gonzalez @Robert Gonzalez @Dinah Tang @ ♬ original sound – LGP At this point in his adoption proposal, the little boy began to tear up. He took a moment to collect himself while his family boosted his confidence back up with their encouraging words. Eventually, Sebastian was able to continue with his speech. “Since day one, I love you, Robert,” the young boy said to his new dad. “Thank you for your influence, love, support, and presence in my life.” He continued, “I feel so lucky to stand by your side as you marry the love of your life, who’s actually the first love of my life.” Screengrab from TikTok As his speech came to a close, guests began to applaud. However, Sebastian wasn’t done yet. He’d said some powerful words, but he hadn’t gotten to the most important part: the adoption proposal! Before the little boy popped the question, he presented his new dad with a beautiful gift box. Inside were a variety of thoughtful, fatherhood-themed items. For example, the groom unpacked a t-shirt that read, “I’m not the stepdad, I’m the dad that stepped up.” Among the presents, though, there was also a piece of paper. As the new father read the contents, the little boy finally delivered his adoption proposal. “Will you adopt me?” he asked. Without hesitation, the groom said yes! Everyone cheered as dad and son gave each other the warmest hug. After this beautiful moment, the two posed for photos. The bride’s sister caught another adorable video of the groom saying, “Hurry, ’cause I’m not good at holding my cries in!” @lauraruizperez16 They are both happy to be a “part “of each orher lifes we couldn’t hold our tears back hes going to be a great father and roal modle to my nephew @Saundra Garza-Gonzalez @Robert Gonzalez @Dinah Tang @ @No name @danielperez70500 ♬ original sound – LGP What a special day this was, not just for the happy couple, but for their son, too. We wish this sweet family all the best as they begin this new phase of their lives together. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Little Boy Has Special Question For Mom’s New Husband On Their Wedding Day appeared first on InspireMore.

How far would a liberal network go to protect their favorite candidate? Sixteen years ago, CNN deliberately censored a blunder by likely Democratic nominee Barack Obama, when in a Memorial Day speech before veterans, he stupidly said of America’s “fallen heroes” that “I see many of them in the audience here today.” Actually, Obama’s audience in Las Cruces, New Mexico on May 26, 2008, consisted of veterans who were alive and well, not those who had fallen in service to their country. It was the sort of goofy gaffe that would haunt a Republican candidate for days. Then-Associate Editor Noel Sheppard made sure to quickly embed video of Obama’s unedited speech on NewsBusters, predicting: “You’re not likely to hear about this, because it seems a metaphysical certitude Obama-loving media won’t consider this newsworthy.” But it wasn’t just that the media ignored the embarrassing story (although they did). The next day, CNN’s Joe Johns crafted a report about Obama’s patriotism, and decided to include this exact soundbite from the Democrat’s Memorial Day speech. But he and his producers deliberately edited out the clause “and I see many of them in the audience here today” to create the illusion that Obama’s gaffe never even happened. On May 26, CNN covered Obama’s Memorial Day speech live, but joined it in progress a few moments after it began, so the ridiculous phrase wasn’t shown in real time. The next night, during the 8pm Election Center program, anchor Campbell Brown introduced brief clips of both Obama and GOP candidate John McCain at Memorial Day events. This was CNN viewers’ only chance to see the uncensored quote from Obama, although it aired without any acknowledgment from Brown that it was a mistake: CAMPBELL BROWN: Over the holiday, both Obama and McCain surrounded themselves with flags and rubbed elbows with veterans. It was all about patriotism. BARACK OBAMA: On this Memorial Day, as our nation honors its unbroken line of fallen heroes — and I see many of them in the audience today — our sense of patriotism is particularly strong. JOHN MCCAIN: I have had the good fortune to know personally a great many brave and selfless patriots who sacrificed and shed blood to defend America. But I have known none braver and none better than those who do so today. Later in the same show, viewers saw a packaged report from reporter Joe Johns about Obama’s patriotism. If you watch the video (below), you’ll see a faint flash effect — that’s where CNN snipped out Obama’s error, to make it seem as if it never occurred. JOHN JOHNS: This is Barack Obama doing what you would expect a guy running for president to do on Memorial Day. He’s honoring those who sacrificed everything. BARACK OBAMA: On this Memorial Day, as our nation honors its unbroken line of fallen heroes, our sense of patriotism is particularly strong.     The next day (Wednesday, May 28), the same deceitful piece ran again on CNN during the 11am and 3pm hours. The edited clip was only about two seconds shorter than the original, so the idea that it was done to save time is extremely unlikely. The only plausible explanation is that Johns, or someone else at CNN, decided to censor their favorite candidate’s stupidest comment of the day to spare him embarrassment. The “I see dead people” gaffe came just days after Obama had talked about the U.S. having 58 states (“I’ve now been in 57 states? I think one left to go”), and ridiculously stated that 10,000 people had died in a tornado in Kansas (in fact, 11 people had died). Yet in spite of ongoing questions about whether the freshman Senator was actually ready to be President, none of these amateur goofs were seriously covered by the liberal media. But in removing the key phrase from Obama’s Memorial Day quote, CNN went beyond just ignoring the Democrat’s blunders. The network deliberately doctored a quote to improve the candidate’s image. It’s certainly not the worst mistake a candidate has made on the campaign trail, but it’s telling that CNN decided they would rather hide it from viewers than let them make their own judgment about its relative importance. For more examples from our flashback series, which we call the NewsBusters Time Machine, go here.

Fox News Digital reported that hundreds of athletes will descend upon France for the 2024 Summer Olympic in the next two months. And one of the primary focuses is going to prepare for defense against cybersecurity threats.The report noted that the focus on cybersecurity appears to have increased in recent years as "bad actors" have taken on more strategic methods. However, the advancements in artificial intelligence could make defense against cybersecurity more effective.International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach voiced the need to embrace AI in a responsible way within sports. In April, the IOC made known its AI plan, which included identifying talent, personalizing training, and even improving judging fairness, per the report.“At the centre of the Olympic AI Agenda are human beings. This means: the athletes. Because the athletes are the heart of the Olympic Movement," Bach said. "Unlike other sectors of society, we in sport are not confronted with the existential question of whether AI will replace human beings. In sport, the performances will always have to be delivered by the athletes. The 100 metres will always have to be run by an athlete – a human being. Therefore, we can concentrate on the potential of AI to support the athletes."“AI can help to identify athletes and talent in every corner of the world. AI can provide more athletes with access to personalised training methods, superior sports equipment and more individualised programmes to stay fit and healthy," he continued."Beyond sporting performance, AI can revolutionise judging and refereeing, thereby strengthening fairness in sport. AI can improve safeguarding in sport. AI will make organising sporting events extremely efficient, transform sports broadcasting and make the spectator experience much more individualised and immersive.The Olympics made the following statement:A new AI-powered monitoring service will protect athletes and officials from online abuse at both the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024 this summer. Following the launch of the Olympic AI Agenda, which outlines the envisioned impact that artificial intelligence can deliver for the Olympic Movement, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is demonstrating how AI can improve safeguarding in sport. Paris 2024 will mark the first time that AI will be in use to provide safe online spaces for such a large number of athletes competing in so many sports at the same time.This is where Blackbird.AI's narrative intelligence platform called Constellation comes in. Constellation's purpose is to identify narratives derived from some type of disinformation, per the report.The Blackbird site says that Constellation is used to "[u]ncover emerging narratives, ensuring real-time insights that surpass social listening tools, providing continuous visibility into evolving online conversations."Constellation is also able to process a given narrative, assess the level of risk, and ultimately provide context to clear up the disinformation."We have a platform called Constellation, our intelligence platform, where we can discover, analyze, investigate online conversations on any platform and [help determine] the risk that it poses. We look at the visibility of the narrative," Sarah Boutboul, an intelligence analyst at Blackbird.AI, said.Blackbird.AI said that a narrative attack is usually defined as any claim that has the potential to introduce serious harm by "shaping perceptions about a person, place, or thing in the information ecosystem."Such attacks could lead to substantial financial loss and harm reputations. This is especially the case if the narrative was ignited by misinformation.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A decade since launch, Paradox Interactive’s mighty Europa Universalis 4 remains one of the best grand strategy games on PC. Much like rivals Civilization 6 and Stellaris, EU4 continues to grow through community-made mods alongside its official expansions. One of the most creative and interesting of these yet is Europa Universalis 4: Post Finem, which dares to imagine how our world might look absent the influence of the mighty Roman Empire. Continue reading Iconic grand strategy game removes Rome in huge alternate history mod MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Europa Universalis IV DLC guide, The best Europa Universalis 4 mods, Play Europa Universalis 4

Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead says it is looking into ways to mitigate lobby hosts unfairly kicking you mid-game. With the host having all the power, you can easily lose loads of progress and rewards that aren't given out until you extract if the lobby owner decides to kick you early for whatever reason. Here’s hoping we’ll soon see this problem creep up less and less, then. Continue reading Helldivers 2 to put a stop to its most frustrating griefing method MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Helldivers 2 weapons, Helldivers 2 servers, Helldivers 2 system requirements

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