A sweet and touching Chevrolet Christmas ad shows how powerful and impactful a stroll down memory lane can be for someone struggling. The Christmas season is a terrific and joyous occasion. Family and friends gather to exchange gifts‚ enjoy a meal or two and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It's a perfect opportunity to create memories. Sadly‚ Christmas can also be a heartbreaking time‚ especially when a beloved family member is showing and experiencing the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. RELATED: Touching John Lewis Christmas Advert Reminds Us Just How Much Power Even Little Actions Hold A Christmas commercial from Chevrolet puts this sad and heartbreaking reality‚ which too many families face‚ front and center. The nearly 5-and-a-half-minute ad begins with a family gathering on Christmas. Chevrolet Christmas Ad Focuses On Grandma The entire house is a ball of energy. Several are in the kitchen whipping up what is sure to be a delicious and delectable meal. Children are bouncing around the house‚ playing with their newly unwrapped gifts. However‚ among all this commotion‚ an elderly woman sits silently in a chair. She stares blankly off into space. A conversation‚ likely between a father and a daughter‚ indicates that the elderly woman has her good days and bad days but that "the love is always there." RELATED: Dad's Journey to Fulfill Daughter's Wish Brings on the Tears in 2020 Coca-Cola Christmas Ad A teenager who sits near her grandmother decides to act and attempts to rectify the situation. She grabs her coat and quickly guides her grandmother outside to a garage. Soon enough‚ the two of them are headed down the highway of a small‚ quiet and picturesque town. As the teenager drives‚ she momentarily pauses at different spots and comments on them. The young woman's sweet actions and kind words are a trigger. Her grandmother's memories slowly come flooding back. The car eventually comes to a stop at an abandoned drive-in movie theater. The grandmother thinks back and remembers her very first date with her loving husband. She immediately requests to go back home to help Bill cook dinner. The moving Chevrolet Christmas ad ends with the grandmother back at the house now enjoying the Christmas celebration with her friends and family. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Christmas Ad Reminds Us To Care For The Lonely At Christmas Ephesians 4:32 "And be kind to one another‚ full of pity‚ having forgiveness for one another‚ even as God in Christ had forgiveness for you." WATCH: A Holiday To Remember – Chevrolet Christmas Ad  LISTEN: Bride Gets Letter From Dad 20 Years After Death | Wynonna Judd Addresses Fans' Concerns Over Her Performance h/t: Godtube Featured Image Credit: YouTube The post Grandma Takes a Trip to Remember the Past in a Moving Chevrolet Christmas Ad appeared first on GodUpdates.

According to a Pornhub producer’s own comments that were recorded secretly‚ he admitted that pornographic videos promote harmful‚ addictive‚ and unethical content in the adult entertainment industry.

Dorrance Dance‚ a tap dancing troupe from New York City‚ performed a creepy interpretation of The Nutcracker Suite through the halls of the White House. Jill Biden recruited them. The group prompts website users to join their local BLM chapter and to support causes such as racial justice‚ CRT‚  white fragility‚ defunding the police‚ and […] The post Yikes! Jill’s Christmas Dancers Are Anti-White‚ Anti-Police BLMers appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The U.S. government’s terrorist watchlist holds the names of around two million people who are viewed as potential threats‚ a number nearly two times higher than it was just six years ago‚ according to a CBS News report. The watchlist‚ which was first launched in 2003 in the wake of the September 11 terror attacks‚ started with around 120‚000 names on it. That number grew exponentially over the next 14 years as more than 1.1 million people were on the list by 2017. Over the past six years‚ the watchlist has nearly doubled to two million people‚ including thousands of American citizens‚ CBS News reported. According to the report‚ which cited dozens of interviews with current and former intelligence community leaders‚ the terrorist watchlist has been “quietly expanding in number” and “in who it targets.” The federal government places people on the watchlist if they are “reasonably suspected to be involved in terrorism.” Russ Travers‚ an intelligence community veteran who helped create the watchlist‚ said that not everyone on the list is a terrorist. “It means there’s something that has led a department or agency to say‚ ‘This person needs a closer look‚'” Travers said. The intelligence expert added it’s likely many people in the database are dead‚ and national security officials said there are names on the watchlist that are outdated‚ but they lack the staff to keep everyone’s file updated regularly. Monte Hawkins‚ who has served on the National Security Council under every president since George W. Bush‚ told CBS News‚ “Those 2 million people who are on the list are on there for a reason.” He added that of those on the watchlist‚ a “vast majority” are not U.S. citizens or legal residents. Many people on the terrorist watchlist have attempted to cross the U.S. southern border in the past year as Customs and Border Protection agents have arrested 169 people on the watchlist attempting to illegally enter the country in 2023‚ up from 98 in 2022‚ Fox News’ Bill Melugin reported in October. Only 15 people on the terrorist watchlist were arrested attempting to cross into the U.S. in 2021 and three in 2020. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The new revelations about the expanding terrorist watchlist come as the FBI and Department of Homeland Security warn of increased terror threats from groups such as Hamas and other foreign terrorists. “In a year where the terrorism threat was already elevated‚ the ongoing war in the Middle East has raised the threat of an attack against Americans in the United States to a whole other level‚” FBI Director Chris Wray stated before Congress last month. “On top of the so-called lone actor threat‚ we cannot and do not discount the possibility that Hamas‚ or another foreign terrorist organization‚ may exploit the current conflict to conduct attacks here on our own soil.”

A manager for the parent company of Pornhub admitted that pornography is unhealthy‚ addictive‚ and destructive in a newly released undercover video. Mike Farley‚ a Senior Product Manager at Aylo‚ the parent company of Pornhub formerly called Mindgeek‚ made the admissions in undercover video captured by Sound Investigations‚ noting that the porn website has 180 million unique visitors every day. “I definitely think porn addiction is definitely a thing‚ that’s for sure‚” Farley said in the footage. “I don’t think it’s a positive thing in general.” “Liberating?” he questioned before saying‚ “I don’t know‚ I think it’s just the easy way out. To me it doesn’t seem like something that would be good … I don’t think anybody watches porn and then feels good about themselves after.” Farley said that the company doesn’t “really know the implications of this sh*t‚” citing critiques made by psychologist Jordan Peterson‚ host of the Jordan Peterson Podcast on Dailywire+. NEW UNDERCOVER P*RNHUB VID P*rnhub Product Manager Says P*rn “Can’t Be Normal‚” “Can’t Be Healthy” Discusses P*rn Psychology From @jordanbpeterson‚ “We Don’t Really Know The Implications of This S**t” Admits P*rn Is Addictive to Retain 180MM Users/Day “I Hope They All Ban Us” pic.twitter.com/AyM9eMWIZA — Arden Young (@arden_young_) December 14‚ 2023 The video is the latest in a series released by Sound Investigations‚ which previously revealed that the embattled porn company attempts to introduce transgender pornographic content to straight men. It was first reported by the Washington Examiner. Farley‚ who has been employed by the company for over 10 years‚ also conceded that Pornhub is not concerned with ethics. “The government makes it about ethics‚” he said. “I don’t think [Pornhub]’s worried about ethics‚ it’s a f***ing adult website. It’s kind of the opposite of ethical.” The Aylo Senior Product Manager went on to say that the industry has a detrimental effect on men‚ pointing out that viewing pornography is unnatural. “Your brain thinks you’ve seen them in person‚ like‚ there’s no difference … There’s no way that’s normal. That can’t be normal. That can’t be healthy. That must do something because that’s significant‚” Farley stated. “Like‚ if you think of the human species‚ like‚ if you think of the thousands of years we’ve existed before‚ the average guy would have seen like how many girls naked?” Farley also admitted that watching pornography can damage relationships by setting “unrealistic expectations” and said that viewing it is akin to cheating. “I hope they all ban us … because I don’t give a sh*t‚” Farley added in a conversation about states and countries enacting ID requirements to prevent minors from accessing pornography. The company is currently being sued by 257 alleged victims across 10 human trafficking class action lawsuits.