While Ukraine President Zelensky is in the United States, brazenly campaigning for Harris-Walz, he will meet with Joe Biden to discuss his “Victory Plan.” The Plan includes launching Western long-range missiles deep into Russia. Russian President Putin has already warned that he will regard that as a direct declaration of war with Russia. He has […] The post Zelensky’s Victory Plan: Membership in EU & NATO appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Matt Walsh’s documentary on the grift of the DEI industry remained in the top ten at the box office this weekend, coming in at number seven nationwide as compared to other major studio films. “Am I Racist?” debuted last weekend at number four. The movie also broke $9 million in total gross revenue, according to Box Office Mojo. The Daily Wire podcaster posted about this achievement on X, noting that despite the film’s huge success, not a single mainstream critic has reviewed “Am I Racist?” yet. “After our second weekend: ‘Am I Racist?’ remains in the box office top 10, it’s the top grossing documentary of the year, top 5 political doc in the last decade, earned 3x its production budget, and our total gross moves us into the top 40 for all docs, all time. And counting,” Walsh shared.  “Still not a single review from a single mainstream publication though,” he continued in a follow up.  After our second weekend: “Am I Racist?” remains in the box office top 10, it’s the top grossing documentary of the year, top 5 political doc in the last decade, earned 3x its production budget, and our total gross moves us into the top 40 for all docs, all time. And counting. — Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 23, 2024 Every film that came out ahead of “Am I Racist?” this weekend was playing on more screens, sometimes twice as many as Walsh’s film.  Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! The documentary currently has a 98% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes from more than 1,000 verified users, making it Certified Hot per the review website’s parameters. It has a 73% critic’s score from the reviewers who dared to make their opinions known. YouTube star Jeremy Jahns came under fire from fans when he posted his positive review.  “Matt Walsh is surprisingly funny,” Jahns said in his review, adding that he had he had a “good time and some good laughs” while watching it. Podcast host Joe Rogan had a similar reaction. “Your movie is really funny. It’s really funny,” Rogan told Walsh during an interview last week. “By myself, laughing out loud hysterically today,” he went on. “I watched it in the sauna, I watched it in the gym. … It’s one of the best comedies I’ve seen in a long time because there’s so many moments in it that are so uncomfortable.” In an X post last week, Walsh detailed some of the reactions he got from mainstream critics who were sent advance copies of the movie to review. He described getting “a flurry of unprofessional emails from independent critics who were enraged we’d even ask them to review the film.” “One of them wrote that he won’t waste any ‘professional time’ on a movie opening in over 1,500 theaters because I was involved,” Walsh wrote alongside a screenshot of the reply. Another critic replied, “You’d have to strap me to a chair like Malcolm McDowell to get me to watch this thing,” while a third said, “Ew. Take me off of this list.” “This isn’t a mistake. You’d be hard-pressed to find another film that opened in >1,500 theaters that was completely snubbed by mainstream critics. If ‘Am I Racist?’ were terrible, these outlets could have reviewed it & trashed it. But the reality is they’re afraid of it,” he concluded. “Am I Racist?” is currently showing in theaters. Get your tickets now at amiracist.com.

The public’s approval of the U.S. Secret Service has plummeted as the agency navigates backlash over lapses in its protection of former President Donald Trump. The Secret Service’s approval rating has hit a new low, mainly in the aftermath of the failed assassination of Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13. In a poll published on Monday, Gallup found that the percentage of Americans giving the agency positive marks plummeted 23 points. Roughly one-third of Americans, 32%, rate the agency “excellent” or “good,” while 25% rate it “only fair,” and 36% say the agency is “poor,” according to Gallup. Those numbers are the lowest the Secret Service has scored in the five times Gallup has measured Americans’ support for the agency over the past decade. The poll was conducted between September 3 and 15 and was almost completed before another Trump assassination attempt was thwarted on September 15. Secret Service agents noticed a gun barrel extended from a bush just outside the fence of the Trump International Golf Club, where the former president was playing golf, and fired upon a man in the bush. The suspected would-be assassin, 58-year-old Ryan Routh, reportedly fired no shots before fleeing the scene. He was later arrested and charged with two federal gun-related crimes. Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! Approval of the Secret Service has dropped among Democrats, Republicans, and independents, though trust in the agency among Republicans has fallen furthest of all. “Positive ratings of the Secret Service have dropped precipitously since last year among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents (by 26 points, to 20%) and Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents (by 18 points, to 47%),” Gallup notes. The agency has faced bipartisan backlash over its security of Trump’s Butler rally, where the attempted assassin snuck onto a nearby roof and took several shots at the former president, nicking Trump’s ear and killing one rallygoer. Former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle announced her resignation soon after the rally as Democrats and Republicans said she should step down. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have recently accused the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of “stonewalling” attempts to investigate the Secret Service failures at the Butler rally. Secret Service is under DHS. Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, who chairs the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations within the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said DHS was “almost derelict in its duty” to respond to lawmaker requests for documents and information regarding the Butler rally.

Bryson Gray just dropped a music video for the song “Do the Work,” which is featured in Matt Walsh’s hit comedy “Am I Racist?”  The video features Gray and Walsh driving around and includes a surprise cameo from a familiar figure to many of Walsh’s fans. A life-sized Johnny the Walrus is seen reading a copy of Robin DiAngelo’s book “White Fragility” and, at one point, hands a copy to Walsh. “Don’t be a bigot, post a black square, drink Bud Light, pink blue dye your hair,” the song begins.  “Let go of your white privilege, do the work,” the lyrics say. “Don’t be early for work, that’s white supremacy, and if you drink make sure it’s Hennessey. Math is racist too, so check the history.” “Ukraine flag in bio…say all trans women are women. What does that have to do with race? Don’t make a difference,” Gray continues in the song. “Do the work, do the work, if you wanna stop being racist do the work,” the main refrain says. “Let go of your white privilege, do the work.” Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! “I guess everything is racist if someone white did it, so please don’t be a bigot, make sure you do the work,” Gray’s lyrics continue. Don't be a bigot. Do the work. Check out @RealBrysonGray's "Do The Work" music video for "Am I Racist?" pic.twitter.com/aydPA41Nmc — Am I Racist? Movie (@amiracist_movie) September 20, 2024 Eventually in the video, Walsh swaps out his signature flannel for the outfit he wore as a disguise while filming “Am I Racist?,” including a man bun. “Now you can finally understand me. White people are racist and black people can’t be. I’m glad you broke up your nuclear family and put a BLM sticker on your Camry,” the recording artist sings. The music video ends with Walsh riding off on his scooter after being advised once again to “do the work.” Gray is a rapper and outspoken Christian and conservative who often includes those principles in his music. His single “Let’s Go Brandon,” a commentary on President Joe Biden, reached number one on the Apple iTunes charts in 2021. “The film Am I Racist? exposes the entire race grift where DEI grifters and race hustlers make money on the emotions of Americans,” Gray told the Daily Caller during a recently published interview. “They’re gaslighting us all to hate each other. This film exposes it, and I can’t miss an opportunity to be a part of exposing wickedness. Ephesians 5:11.” “Am I Racist?” is currently playing in theaters. Tickets are available at amiracist.com.

Subway is joining in on the holiday fun with a limited-time dessert menu item. If you thought their footlong sandwiches were the only thing they would be serving up this holiday season, think again. Subway plans to release this sweet treat on November 1 across Subway locations. Subway Introduces The Double Chocolate Peppermint Footlong Cookie View this post on Instagram A post shared by Markie_devo (@markie_devo) This isn’t the first time Subway has released a special holiday treat. In the past, the food chain has released footlong cookie baking sheets, so fans know that this new release is sure to be delicious. Food blogger Markie Devo shared the exciting news on Instagram yesterday. He posted a photo of the new delectable subs that are available in October. Then, he shared the sweet Subway holiday treat that will be available in November. Markie started the post by discussing the new Ghost Pepper Bread that is “topped with heat from ghost peppers, paprika, jalapeño peppers, and Monterrey Cheddar cheese.” Then, he dove into the three new subs that will become available starting October 1st, including the 22 Spicy Nacho Chicken, 24 Firery Meatball, and the 34 Spicy Nacho Steak. From there, he teased about Subway’s sweet holiday treat, the New Double Chocolate Peppermint Footlong Cookie. The image showed the footlong chocolate cookie sprinkled with what appeared to be red and white peppermint flakes. Fans Cannot Wait Fans are ecstatic about the news. Some completely blew past the news of the new subs to focus solely on the Subway holiday treat. One user wrote, “I might try the cookie but the only bread I use at Subway is Italian.” Another commented, “The Footlong cookie was good, can’t wait for the peppermint one.” The food chain’s first footlong cookie is still available for purchase and was a classic chocolate chip flavor. The Subway website describes the cookie, “The NEW Footlong Cookie is baked to perfection and ready to share. It’s served warm so it’s soft and gooey on the inside. Every inch is loaded with chocolate-chip gooness. It’s everything you love about Subway chocolate chip cookies and more, more, and more!” With their history of success with holiday treats, this new footlong cookie is sure to be a hit with fans. Be sure to head over to your Subway on October 1st to try their new sandwiches and on November 1st to try their new Subway holiday footlong cookie. The featured image source is here. The post Subway Is Debuting A Foot-Long Chocolate Christmas Treat This Holiday Season appeared first on InspireMore.

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A video shared on X claims to show a Ukrainian F-16 shooting down a Russian drone. ✈The first video of F16 shooting down Russian Orc Shahed has appeared ? powerful work ????✊.#UkraineWarNews #UkraineWar #UkraineRussiaWar #RussiaIsATerroristState #RussiaIsANaziState pic.twitter.com/ysNttK9qR3 — ✝ ⚔️ Hunter UA ✠ ???? (@UaCoins) September 9, 2024 Verdict: False The origin of the video is from […]