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  Elitists have been crapping on the good ole’ USA for so long that, through TV and social media they can almost make us forget our pioneers came to this great nation to start a new country, a new culture and to get the hell away from the self important tyrants of Europe. That’s right. If you think America is too woke, just see what our friends across the pond are up to!  On this episode of “Woke of the Weak,” join me on a DEI flight back to the old country and take a gander at “Woke around the world!”   Follow MRCTV on X!  Not making the leftist news, on the last night of the DNC, a Chicago Catholic pregnancy center was attacked by vandals.https://t.co/eT01GF4bME — MRCTV (@mrctv) August 28, 2024

Following his emotional endorsement Friday of President Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sat down with Tucker Carlson to discuss his reasons for doing so and the political "realignment" under way that apparently made the decision all but inevitable. Carlson told Kennedy at the outset that he found the decision unsurprising because "for all the areas where you disagree on specific issues, there's a consistent theme that I have noticed in both your lives, which is you both spent the majority of your life — in your case, your whole life — in the American ruling class and both of you decided that it was corrupt and that you were going to say so out loud, at great risk." Kennedy acknowledged that many people, including some of his supporters, may have been shocked to learn last week that he was pausing his campaign and throwing his weight behind the Republican candidate. However, he noted that such surprise would likely have been the result of a misapprehension about the true nature of the current political landscape and the Democratic Party's place in it. "I think there's been a bunch of realignments, of political realignments — about four or five throughout American history," Kennedy told Carlson. "I think we're going through one right now." Kennedy emphasized that the Democratic Party of yesteryear is gone and that what remains, with the Harris "apparatus" at the helm, is an anti-democratic force synonymous with corporatism, military adventurism, and censorship, which would be unrecognizable both to his father, Robert F. Kennedy Sr., and to his uncle, President John F. Kennedy. 'There's been these big, profound realignments.' According to Kennedy, the Democratic Party he parted ways with in October 2023 has been badly transmogrified, in part, by the "corrupt merger of state and corporate power that's happening in Washington, D.C., now, where our democracy has really been subverted by the industries that have taken over the regulatory agencies." This has impacted, for instance, the party's approach to the environment. Kennedy indicated that Democrats have de-prioritized habitat protection, wildlife conservation, and getting "toxins out of our kids" and are instead focused on "one environmental issue, which is this carbon orthodoxy." Kennedy, who worked for decades as an environmental lawyer, has long argued there are far better ways to help the environment than geoengineering and carbon sequestration. He has also been highly critical in recent years of the Biden-Harris administration's massive subsidies for so-called green energy. The Democratic obsession with emissions "ends up benefiting the oil companies and BlackRock and Goldman Sachs with offshore wind and carbon capture and $100 billion carbon capture projects, which is just the strip-mining of the middle class," Kennedy told Carlson. "There's been these big, profound realignments, and it's not only on that issue," continued Kennedy. 'They're the party now of censorship.' Kennedy suggested further that Democrats have "clung to this illusion" that various governmental institutions are still democratic despite their co-option and transformation into "sock puppets for corporate profit-taking"; that they are "white hats" fending off barbarians. Even the institution of the presidency has been compromised, suggested Kennedy — that as was the case with Joe Biden, Democrats voting for Harris this time around will not be supporting an individual but rather the "apparatus" around the candidate. "When you talk to Democrats about, you know, 'Do you really think it's a good idea to be electing somebody who cannot give an interview?' they say, 'Well ... you're electing the people around her, you're electing the apparatus,'" said Kennedy. "The apparatus, I don't have any faith in it. It's an apparatus that are neocons like Antony Blinken who are running us right up into World War III, and they are people who masterminded the censorship from inside the White House." U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty of the Western District of Louisiana gave Kennedy the green light last week to sue the Biden-Harris administration for coercing social media companies to engage in suppression and outright censorship of content containing free speech. Kennedy cited the censorship detailed in Doughty's ruling as well as Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's assertion in 2022 that "there's no guarantee to free speech on misinformation or hate speech, and especially around our democracy" as evidence of contemporary Democrats' censorial reflex and the party's distrust for the American people. "They're the party now of censorship," said Kennedy, stressing that democracy and censorship are "absolutely incompatible." "The first step to totalitarianism always begins with censorship," he told Carlson. "There's no time that we look back in history and say the people who were censoring speech were the good guys. They're always the bad guys. ... We know they're the guys who are going to end up cracking a whip on us all and being our overlords." Kennedy noted that Trump, unlike Harris, is "deeply interested and well informed ... about what's happening to our kids, about chronic disease" and is "absolutely adamant about stopping the censorship and, you know, and making sure that we had free speech." Concerning war and interventionism, Kennedy revealed that Trump has again distinguished himself from his Democratic rivals. While he previously conceived of Trump as the guy who "brought John Bolton and Mike Pompeo into office," Kennedy told Carlson that upon meeting Trump, he realized the former president was "really disillusioned with them to say the least." Moving forward, Kennedy indicated he will be working to "get Trump elected" and will help "pick the people who will be running the government" should the American people re-elect the Republican. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Members of a community in Oklahoma rallied behind a local teen whose high school has forbidden him from flying an American flag on the back of his pickup truck.Caleb Horst just began his senior year at Edmond North High School in Edmond, Oklahoma, a city of nearly 100,000 residents about 15 miles north of Oklahoma City. Last Wednesday, he drove to school with a giant American flag attached to his truck, just as he has done "for quite a while," he said.'It is the practice of Edmond Public Schools to not permit students to fly or bring flags of any kind on our school campuses.'However, school administrators informed him that he could not continue to fly the flag on his truck and warned him not to show up with the flag on Monday.Rather than heed the warning, Horst and dozens of his fellow American patriots, both students and members of the community, drove to the school's campus Monday morning and peacefully protested the ban on American flags affixed to vehicles.According to the New York Post, more than 50 cars arrived at 7 a.m. that morning — some adorned in the red, white, and blue — to show their support for Horst and for public displays of patriotism more generally. They even recited the Pledge of Allegiance together."It’s our First Amendment, so it’s kind of hard for them to infringe upon our rights," Horst said."In the end, we’re all American, all united under that flag, and there’s not anything anyone can do to separate us."Vance Miller, another senior at the high school, claimed the issue "hit home" for him because he has a brother in the service."He’s fighting for that flag; we should be allow[ed] to fly it," he said, according to KOCO. "It’d be different if we were trying to make a political statement, but there’s nothing political about it."On Thursday, four days before the protest at the school, Edmond Public Schools issued a statement, insisting that "this is not about the American flag or patriotism" but about safety and "disruptions and distractions during the school day.""It is the practice of Edmond Public Schools to not permit students to fly or bring flags of any kind on our school campuses. This practice has been in place for several years and is explained to our students at the start of the school year along with various other policies and procedures," the statement read in part.The district also noted that it "proudly displays the American flag prominently" in classrooms and outside its buildings, that students recite the Pledge of Allegiance every school day, and that the national anthem is played before most sporting events.But Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters and some state lawmakers indicated that the district's self-described "practice" of banning American flags on vehicles is unacceptable."We have seen parents across the state who are so tired of people, young people, being told to hate their country or not be proud of their country," Walters told 9 News.Walters also stated in an X video that he is "working on guidelines" for school districts in his state to "ensure no student is ever targeted for having an American flag.""We want our young people to be proud of our country. Sounds like a lot of patriotic students at the school, and we want to encourage them to show love for the country."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Genshin Impact 5.0 arrives today, and there’s a good chance you already know if you’re going to head to new region Natlan or add any of its newcomers to your roster. If, however, you’re like me and have fallen off the anime gacha game in the wake of HoYoverse's newer offerings Honkai Star Rail and Zenless Zone Zero, the new Genshin update might actually be a good reason to come back to Teyvat. I sat down at Gamescom 2024 to explore Natlan for two hours, and its adorable new Saurians have me seriously considering a return to action. Continue reading Genshin Impact 5.0 adds a charming twist to HoYoverse’s landmark game MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Genshin Impact codes, Genshin Impact character tier list, Genshin Impact leveling guide

There's a Warhammer game in just about every genre imaginable. The Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War and Total War: Warhammer series are strategy games. Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus and Space Hulk: Tactics are tactics games. Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is a retro style FPS game, The Horus Heresy: Legions is a card game, and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine — along with the upcoming Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 — are third person shooters. Not surprisingly, then, the fictional universe works well as a Left 4 Dead 2 style co-op game as well, with Warhammer 40,000: Darktide serving as one of the best current examples of that multiplayer genre. Now, with the announcement of a new update, it's about to get even better. Continue reading Warhammer 40K Darktide announces huge new free update, out very soon MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best FPS games, Best Warhammer games, Best Warhammer 40k games

This is not a drill: there's a Secretlab sale currently live, with a wide range of their gaming chairs, including the Secretlab Titan Evo, heavily discounted in the sale. So, if you’ve had your eye on one of the Secretlab chairs for a while but have been waiting for them to go on sale, now’s your chance to buy. Continue reading Use this offer code to get $100 off Secretlab gaming chairs MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

Who are the Star Wars Outlaws voice actors and cast list? You'll meet a huge host of new and returning characters in Star Wars Outlaws, from new friends like main character Kay Vess and her pet Nix, to established characters like Lando Calrissian and Jabba the Hutt. When you think about how big the galaxy is in Star Wars Outlaws, you're bound to run into a familiar voice at some point. If you've encountered the many, many Star Wars Outlaws characters, you're probably wondering which cast and crew voice some of your favorites from the open-world game. Here's a complete list of all Star Wars Outlaws voice actors and cast. Continue reading Star Wars Outlaws voice actors and cast MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Star Wars games, Star Wars Outlaws release date, Best open world games

It’s a crying shame that Advance Wars isn’t available on PC. We do have a fantasy twist on the series with Wargroove, the grid-based roguelike leanings of Into the Breach, and the genre-defining tension of XCOM, but they’re not the same. Even the DS version of Tom Clancy’s EndWar, which borrows heavily from Advance Wars, can’t be played today (and I lost my copy - pain). As we kick rocks wanting to play something similar, in walks Warside, and it’s definitely wearing the Advance Wars inspirations on its sleeve. Continue reading Upcoming strategy game Warside is basically Advance Wars on PC MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best turn-based strategy games, Best strategy games, Best grand strategy games