By Rachel Alexander web posted July 19, 2021
A common tactic of the left is to highlight the worst extremists and compare them to regular conservatives. Murderers, rapists, violent racists; no one is too heinous to dredge up the comparisons. The left is getting sneakier about it too. The MSM stopped using the word terrorist recently, now referring to them as “extremists,” for two reasons. The first is in order to make terrorists look less evil, since they want to make the right’s opposition to terrorism look like racism, and the second reason is in order to lump the right in more easily with terrorists by also referring to people on the right as extremists. It’s a pretty ambitious plan, labeling people who denounce someone else with the same moniker, but so far no one seems to notice or call them out.
A common tactic of the left is to highlight the worst extremists and compare them to regular conservatives. Murderers, rapists, violent racists; no one is too heinous to dredge up the comparisons. The left is getting sneakier about it too. The MSM stopped using the word terrorist recently, now referring to them as “extremists,” for two reasons. The first is in order to make terrorists look less evil, since they want to make the right’s opposition to terrorism look like racism, and the second reason is in order to lump the right in more easily with terrorists by also referring to people on the right as extremists. It’s a pretty ambitious plan, labeling people who denounce someone else with the same moniker, but so far no one seems to notice or call them out.
Young Glasgow man launches successful gin business after stern talking to at school
Bruce Walker, 22, created Purist Gin after finding himself jobless when the first coronavirus lockdown hit.
Bruce Walker, 22, with his Purist Gin (Image: Elaine Livingstone/PA)
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Bruce Walker
BOSTON- As part of the 7th of July fundraiser to support Vax.India.Now, the Anuradha Palakurthi Foundation will host a panel of experts to share experiences on the rollout of coronavirus vaccines in the U.S. The group includes:
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Chris Caplice, Executive Director of the MIT’s Center for Transportation & Logistics.
Among the topics discussed will be vaccine efficacy and effective supply chain strategies for rapid vaccine rollout; balancing societal needs; modeling for herd immunity; and strategies for reopening universities, businesses, and society.
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Anuradha Palakurthi Photo: Facebook)
Said Anuradha Juju Palakurthi “The slow return to normalcy in the USA was a path of thoughtful and smart plans. As always when the rubber meets the road these plans had to be re-thought. India’s deployment plans can benefit by evaluating the relevancy of these experiences. The VaxIndiaNow event is grateful to