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The Canadian court ruled that Justin Trudeau’s use of the emergency act to stop the patriotic Canadian truckers’ protest was illegal. Not only did he punish them for exercising their rights‚ but he demonized them in the press. The government seized the bank accounts of truckers for the crime of peacefully protesting. This is a […] The post Trudeau Broke the Law Punishing Truckers for Lawful Protest appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Rep. Eli Crane questioned four border officials at the Mayorkas hearing and addressed Article IV of the Constitution – the invasion clause. Treason is Article III which includes aiding and abetting the enemy during war.  Could allowing an invasion be considered treason? Crane asked‚ “Are you guys familiar with Article Four of our Constitution often […] The post Mayorkas Is Accused of Allowing an Invasion of the Homeland appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A bombshell audio exposes a top Republican official‚ Jeff DeWit‚ 51‚ attempting to bribe Kari Lake to not run for the Senate in Arizona. Kari Lake had revealed this at CPAC last year‚ and DeWit was asked to step down. In the audio‚ he attempts to bribe her. He didn’t think President Trump could win. […] The post When a Top GOP Official Tried to Bribe Kari Lake Not to Run appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Antisemitism on American college campuses is not new. College presidents and professors didn’t begin tolerating or teaching antisemitism last Oct. 8. Students marching on behalf of the annihilation of the Jewish state‚ student activists tearing down posters of kidnapped Jewish children‚ locking Jewish students in a library at Cooper Union‚ and “70% of Jewish college students feeling forced to hide their Jewish identities” are the result of decades of anti-Israel‚ anti-Zionist‚ and anti-Jewish rhetoric. One example I recently came across is a column titled “When Young Jews Major in Antisemitism‚” published in 2005 in the Los Angeles Times. When I looked to see who wrote the column‚ I saw—to my surprise—that I did. I did not recall writing the piece. But it is very much worth reading today. “American Jewry is experiencing a cognitive dissonance the likes of which it has never known. To illustrate‚ consider my recent lecture in Virginia Beach‚ Va.: ‘Antisemitism at the Universities: What Can We Do About It?’ “It is very significant that a mainstream (i.e.‚ largely secular and liberal) Jewish organization (the Jewish Community Center) would fly a speaker from across the country to speak on anti-Semitism at universities… “Universities have become society’s primary breeding ground for hatred of Israel. This hatred is often so intense that the college campus has become a haven for people who use anti-Zionism to mask their anti-Semitism. Moreover‚ anti-Zionism itself is a form of antisemitism‚ even if some Jews share it. Why? Because anti-Zionism is not simply criticism of Israel‚ which is as legitimate as criticism of any country. “Anti-Zionism means that Israel as a Jewish state has no right to exist. And when a person argues that only one country in the world is unworthy of existence—and that happens to be the one Jewish country in the world—one is engaged in antisemitism‚ whether personally antisemitic or not. “Not long ago‚ on my radio show‚ I invited a UCLA student who‚ on the occasion of Israel’s birthday‚ had written a hate-filled article about the Jewish state in the Bruin‚ the school newspaper. I asked her if she had always been anti-Israel. She said that as a Jewish girl growing up in Britain‚ she was actually a Zionist who had visited Israel a number of times on Jewish student trips there. “‘What changed you?’ I asked. “‘The university‚’ she responded. “That sort of transformation may be what inspired Harvard University’s president‚ Lawrence Summers‚ to deliver a speech in which he identified the university as replacing the far right as a center of antisemitism. ‘Where antisemitism and views that are profoundly anti-Israeli have traditionally been the primary preserve of poorly educated right-wing populists‚’ he warned‚ ‘profoundly anti-Israel views are increasingly finding support in progressive intellectual communities. Serious and thoughtful people are advocating and taking actions that are anti-Semitic in their effect if not their intent.’ “The vast majority of pro-Israel Jews‚ secular and religious‚ liberal and conservative‚ know this. That explains the lecture topic I was asked to speak about in Virginia to a largely secular and liberal Jewish audience. “To make matters worse for many Jews’ psyches‚ not only has the institution they most revere turned out to be a moral wasteland and the most congenial place for enemies of the Jewish people—and of the United States (but that is another story)—at the same time‚ the people whom many Jews have most feared‚ conservative Christians‚ have turned out to be the Jews’ most loyal friends. That the secular university is bad for Jews‚ and conservative Christians are good for Jews‚ is more than enough cognitive dissonance for a Jew to experience in a lifetime.” Two reflections on what I wrote 19 years ago: First‚ neither I nor any description of the universities as “moral wastelands” would be printed in the Los Angeles Times today. The Los Angeles Times was liberal for at least 60 years—the last Republican presidential candidate the paper endorsed was Dwight Eisenhower in 1956—but it is now leftist. Its editorial and opinion pages went from liberal‚ which meant that I and other conservatives could often be published‚ to left-wing and woke boilerplate. The level of its editorials and columnists is as low intellectually as it is morally. One of these columnists actually wrote that Larry Elder‚ one of the most brilliant conservative minds in America today‚ is “the black face of white supremacy.” The fools who run the Los Angeles Times are consigning the paper to a fate similar to that of Sports Illustrated. “SI‚” as it was known to sports fans‚ was once the country’s most revered sports magazine. Then‚ like the L.A. Times‚ it went woke. Soon it will be no longer. Second‚ the deterioration of Harvard is also reflected in my column of 19 years ago. I quoted Harvard’s then-president‚ Lawrence Summers‚ who decried the Israel-hating‚ leading-to-antisemitism views of “progressive intellectual communities.” From Larry Summers to Claudine Gay‚ Harvard’s moral decline perfectly mirrors that of Sports Illustrated and the Los Angeles Times. Everything the Left touches‚ it destroys. COPYRIGHT 2024 CREATORS The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. The post 19 Years Ago‚ the Los Angeles Times Published a Column on Antisemitism on American Campuses appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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We just love a mystery egg story‚ and an absolute cracker was dredged up from the deep this week as researchers announced the deepest free-living flatworms ever found following the discovery of some jet-black eggs. The egg capsules‚ or cocoons‚ were found in the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench‚ northwestern Pacific‚ and mark the first time we’ve achieved such a sneak peek into these worms’ early life stages in the abyssal zone.The eggs were discovered by Dr Yasunori Kano of the University of Tokyo who was piloting the remote-operate vehicle (ROV) Hakuho-maru and retrieved at a depth of 6‚200 meters (20‚341 feet). Unsure of what they were‚ he presented them to Dr Keiichi Kakui of Hokkaido University‚ who co-authored a new paper on the discovery.“When I first saw them‚ as I had never seen flatworm cocoons (and I didn't know what cocoons look like)‚ I thought they may be protists or something‚” explained Kakui to IFLScience.“Under a stereomicroscope‚ I cut one of them‚ and a milky liquid-like thing leaked from it; after blowing the milky thing with a pipette‚ I found fragile white bodies in the shell and first realized that it was the cocoon of platyhelminths. At that time‚ I didn't know how rare this finding was‚ and couldn't identify what platyhelminth group they were. I was looking forward to studying them after coming back to my lab.”And so‚ the eggy rocks were trawled up from the abyss and ferried to the Invertebrate Collection of the Hokkaido University Museum. The team managed to extract four intact egg capsules from the rocks‚ and found flatworm remains tucked inside. One worm was fixed in ethanol and dehydrated to make slides that the team could stain and analyze‚ while two other worms had their DNA extracted.The results revealed they were looking at the remains of flatworms from the suborder Maricola in the order Tricladida. This is a staggering find because that makes the eggs’ discovery a world record depth for free-living flatworms‚ and – curiously – reveals that there’s not much difference in the way deep-sea flatworms developed compared to those that lurk in the shallows.“This study provides the deepest record for free-living flatworms and the first information on their early life stages in the abyssal zone‚ which were very similar to those in shallow-water forms‚” wrote Kakui and co-author Aoi Tsuyuki. “This similarity in development between the relatively benign shallow-water and the extreme abyssal environments suggests that triclads adapting to the latter faced primarily physiological and/or ecological adaptive challenges‚ rather than developmental ones.”Some pretty big news for what looked like a few tapioca pearls‚ then‚ and there could be more to come!“Many other precious samples were collected during the cruise we found the cocoons‚" concluded Kakui. "I'm going to proceed with their research."The study is published in Biology Letters.