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American Fact of the Day!

There Is More Bourbon Than People In Kentucky: The bourbon industry is growing at a fast pace. This is great news for Kentucky, as they produce 96 percent of the world’s bourbon. Due to the high demand, Kentucky stores about 4.7 million barrels filled with bourbon. Surprisingly the number of barrels outweighs the population of Kentucky as there are 4.3 million residents.

Breaking Updates

Explosion at Rainbow Bridge Reminds Us Nation's Borders Have Been a Weak Spot for Too Long

A car exploded at the Rainbow Bridge at the U.S.-Canadian border. Officials are now raising a question as to whether the car, in fact, contained explosives or exploded due to the force of the impact/crash.

The Rainbow Bridge has been closed to all traffic amid reports of a vehicle explosion just outside the border inspections plaza on the American side. Traveling down Niagara Street, the car reportedly sped the wrong way into the inspection booths, where the explosion occurred.

It was reported that there are "growing concerns about security" in New York state "with the escalating violence in Gaza." There is a security alert suggesting an increasing terrorist threat to New York state…

The New York state intelligence bulletin points to Israeli operations against Hamas, and specifically that increase in civilian casualties, raises the likelihood that violent extremist threat actors will seek to conduct attacks against targets in the West, with New York state being a focus."

Many have been driving home the point of the mayhem at the southern border for about six months now and have written about it a number of times…

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New York Appeals Court Reinstates Draconian Public Health Quarantine Rule

A New York State appeals court panel has reinstated a potentially Draconian public health regulation promulgated by Governor Kathy Holchul's administration. The regulation, known as 10 NYCRR 2.13 — or Rule 2.13, established isolation and quarantine procedures for those who are suspected of having a communicable disease.

The change in the regulation allowed public health Karens to order anyone into quarantine, either at home or at some government-specified location, upon suspicion of infection. Your doctor has the duty to order you into quarantine...

With the rule instated, the state has the right to place any communicable disease under the coverage of Rule 2.13. The state has the authority to come into your home, to confine you as they wish, and to monitor your compliance. You are at risk of going to prison for disobeying. 

Your right to contest the basis of your "quarantine" doesn't start until you begin confinement. Unless you die, you will be out of quarantine before you see a judge, and if you make noise, you'll be told that because you are not in quarantine, you don't have standing to fight the action...

What we can see from this is that the government in New York learned nothing from the pandemic. There was no introspection over the grotesque overreach of the government.

There is no intention to limit the power of the government...

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