It wasn't just an earthquake that obliterated Haiti. Ever since Bill and Hillary Clinton honeymooned in Haiti, they’ve been treating the country like they do anytime someone speaks out against them: violently. “They went there on their honeymoon,” Shane Cashman tells Alex Stein, adding, “and said, ‘Hey honey, this is a great place for us to destroy together,' which they did.” “That makes sense, because they would like to go to a place where cannibalism is okay,” Stein jokes. “They can eat the blood, drink the blood of children.” On a serious note, Cashman notes that “Bill destroyed Haiti by taking the rice tariffs, making them take rice from Arkansas” and “completely destroyed the rice crops in Haiti.” “He would later say it was a deal with the devil,” Cashman explains, adding, “‘cause they were like, ‘You destroyed Haiti with the crop situation,’ he was like, ‘Yeah, it was a bad idea.’” But destroying their crops wasn’t enough. “Then Hillary meddled in their elections, they called it all the zombie votes all of a sudden, and the Clinton Foundation sent formaldehyde-filled mobile shelters to the earthquake victims that made all the kids sick,” Cashman says. “The same formaldehyde-filled shelters were sent to the victims of Hurricane Katrina from the Clinton Foundation,” he adds. Want more from Alex Stein?To enjoy more of Alex's culture jamming, comedic monologues, skits, and street segments, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

A male who claims to be female outperformed his more feminine competitors in two separate days of races in Oregon high school track and field events. Aayden Gallagher is a 10th-grade student at McDaniel High School and will soon compete in the Oregon state finals at the varsity level after yet another event saw him win two gold medals against girls.Gallagher first made headlines in April 2024 when he was seen on video dominating females in a 200-meter heat.He officially clocked in at 25.49, while the second-place finisher was a full five seconds behind. Gallagher easily won the heat but did not finish with the best time in the event. In a separate heat, sophomore Aster Jones of Roosevelt High School beat Gallagher's time by more than a second at 24.43.The footage garnered worldwide reactions, however, with comments from the likes of Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R), who called it "disgraceful.""Let's call this what it is: encouraged AND celebrated cheating at the hands of the 'adults' in the room. So many fingers to point, but shame on the parents, the schools, the boy, our weak administration," said former NCAA athlete Riley Gaines. Gaines also called out the Oregon athletic body in charge."My daughter has been running track since she was 7 years old and to work so hard for so many years, for it to be taken away by a boy that cannot get attention any other way than to run against girls."Nearly a month later, the same boy was pictured again taking first place in the girls 400-meter varsity run, and second place in the 200 meter. This qualified the teen for the Portland championships.According to the Daily Mail, the Oregon State Athletic Association has allowed students to "participate for the athletic or activity program of their consistently asserted gender identity."Gallagher was defeated in the 200 meter by his likely arch nemesis Jones, who beat him at the aforementioned event, as well. Jones defeated the trans-identifying boy by 0.17 seconds.In the 400 meter, however, Gallagher defeated the female runners by several seconds.Fast forward to the Portland Interscholastic League Championships where Gallagher was at peak performance winning two gold medals to earn a spot at the state finals.Gallagher dominated both the 200-meter and 400-meter events and took the top of the podium alongside his less-than-enthusiastic competitors.A parent of one of the female racers in the district allegedly told the Publica that the boy's inclusion in the events have been "disappointing and frustrating.""My daughter has been running track since she was 7 years old and to work so hard for so many years, for it to be taken away by a boy that cannot get attention any other way than to run against girls," the parent reportedly said. TRANS RUNNER GOES TO GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS!\n\nA male student who identifies as a "girl" has secured a spot in the Oregon state championships after taking FIRST PLACE in TWO Girls Varsity races yesterday.\n\nWatch the moment Aayden Gallagher won gold in the 200m race: — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

New York Democrats and other leftists unlawfully advanced a ballot measure that would enshrine the right to abortion in the New York Constitution and force the state to accommodate the worldview of radical gender ideologues. The so-called New York Equal Protection of Law Amendment would not only have prohibited discrimination on the basis of "gender identity," "gender expression," and abortion access, but would have effectively banned future efforts by democratically elected lawmakers to pass legislation limiting access to abortions and sex change mutilations. New York Supreme Court justice blew the measure out of the water this week, noting that Democrats originally violated the law to get the ERA on the ballot. Among the various leftists furious over the proper application of the law was New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, who rushed to smear the judge as an "extremist." Background Blaze News previously reported that the ERA was introduced and ultimately passed by Democrats in both chambers of the state legislature over the course of the past two years. It would alter Article 1, Section 11 of the New York Constitution, which presently states that no person shall be subjected to any discrimination in his or her civil rights by any other person, firm, corporation, institution, or by the state on the basis of race, color, creed, or religion. If passed, then the ERA would have barred discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, national origin, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, "gender identity," "gender expression," pregnancy, pregnancy outcomes, and so-called reproductive health care and autonomy. "Under the new amendment language, medical providers could be required to facilitate a child's request to make permanent, life-altering 'gender affirming' decisions," said the Coalition to Protect Kids. New Yorkers for Equal Rights, the ballot initiative committee hyping the ERA, indicated that this one-time choice would preclude New Yorkers from correcting their mistakes on abortion and gender policy in the future with subsequent electoral choices should the "political winds shift." NYER also indicated the success of the ERA would set the stage for winning "back the right to abortion nationally." Planned Parenthood of Greater New York lauded the ERA as "an important step toward protecting reproductive rights and access in New York." Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.), one of the ERA's champions, showed her hand to the New York Times, revealing the initiative was about maintaining and gaining power: "Having a ballot initiative in our state is going to drive voter turnout overall, which will definitely help Democrats." On the flip side, critics noted that the ERA as written would diminish parental rights and weaken laws protecting minors from sexual abuse. The Coalition to Protect Kids noted on its website that "[i]f entities cannot 'discriminate' based on age and gender identity or expression, under the new amendment language, medical providers could be required to facilitate a child's request to make permanent, life-altering 'gender affirming' decisions and they would not need to consult with parents." Extra to pointing out that New York already has an equal rights amendment, the CPK suggested that the ERA, which they referred to as the "Parent Replacement Act," would enable minors to get irreversible sex-change mutilations without parental notice or consent, reported Just the News. The state GOP indicated that the "proposed amendment would permit children to make permanent, life-altering sex change decisions without the need to consult with parents and allow biological males to compete on girls' sports teams. In addition, the proposed amendment would legalize 'reverse discrimination' programs, such as allowing payment of reparations for slavery or admissions to academic institutions based on race." Dashing leftists' high hopes Republican Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes filed a lawsuit in October against the Democratic leadership in the state legislature as well as the New York State Board of Elections, claiming the amendment process employed by the Legislature to propose the amendment was unconstitutional as it violated Article XIX of the state constitution. New York Supreme Court Justice Daniel J. Doyle agreed in his ruling Tuesday. "Should this Court not grant plaintiffs standing, it is likely that the actions of the Legislature in proceeding contrary to the requirements of Article XIX would be insulated from judicial review," wrote Justice Doyle. "The procedures outlined in Article XIX express the intent of the People that the Legislature receive input from the Attorney General on the impact of the proposed amendment on the Constitution's provisions, thus improving the deliberative process." "Accordingly, this Court concludes that plaintiffs, as citizens, have standing to address the claim herein that the Legislature's passing of the Concurrent Resolution was in contravention to the procedures required by Article XIX," added Doyle. Doyle found that the Legislature had violated the procedure required by Article XIX, as the state constitution requires the Legislature to receive an opinion about a proposed constitutional amendment before a vote. The Democratic-dominated Legislature had instead asked for an opinion then voted days before receiving that opinion. Doyle ultimately declared the ERA "adopted in derogation of the constitutional procedures void" and removed it from the ballot. New: The state Supreme Court in Livingston County just knocked the NY Equal Rights Amendment off the ballot in November on procedural grounds. Almost certainly will be appealed.\n\nFrom Justice Daniel Doyle's decision: — (@) New York GOP Chair Ed Cox said in a statement, "Once again the legislature and Gov. Hochul are found to have violated the state constitution. In their rush to pass this amendment, the legislature never held a single hearing on the proposal, never consulted with outside constitutional experts, and falsely asserted this amendment was necessary to protect abortion rights in the state." "Gov. Hochul and the legislature disrespect the people of the state when they so cavalierly adopt a constitutional change without following the explicit procedures set forth in the constitution for amendments," continued Cox. "They previously violated the constitution with the illegal gerrymander of congressional and state Senate districts. She and the legislature need to be reminded of their oaths to uphold the constitution and not to violate it." Cox congratulated Assemblywoman Byrnes for upholding the constitution. Leftist fury Leftists didn't handle the news well. Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul stated, "At a time when Donald Trump and his anti-abortion allies in New York are trying to undermine our rights, we have the chance to show them what our state truly stands for. Our decades-long fight to protect equality and reproductive freedom will not be thrown off track by one extremist judge and I look forward to casting my ballot for the Equal Rights Amendment in November." NYER called the successful effort to get the ERA axed a "baseless attack by the anti-abortion minority." The group said it was "confident it will be overturned on appeal." New York Attorney General Tish James (D) said in a statement obtained by Politico, "This is a disappointing court decision, but we will appeal because New Yorkers deserve to be protected by their constitution, especially as our basic freedoms and rights are under attack." James appears to have discounted the freedom of potential majorities of New Yorkers to enact pro-life laws. Short-lived victory Alvin Lui, president of the parental rights advocacy group Courage Is a Habit, suggested to Blaze News that pro-abortion radicals will eventually succeed with such measures unless action is taken at the school level and Planned Parenthood is given the boot. "It doesn't matter who is at the helm because Planned Parenthood have fully saturated government K-12," said Alvin Lui. "These types of amendments, even if halted or stopped now, will eventually pass," said Lui. "Pro-life groups believe that they can change hearts and minds at the ballot boxes, campaign trails, and by getting the right leaders in. It doesn't matter who is at the helm because Planned Parenthood have fully saturated government K-12." "It isn't natural for girls to want to kill anything, much less their own unborn child. Screaming about abortion rights is a purposeful product of brainwashing at the K-12 level," continued the parental rights advocate. "So it doesn't matter what facts you show a young woman at age 18 or 23, they've already had 10+ years of abortion brainwashing." "If pro-life groups truly want to win the abortion issue, get Planned Parenthood out of K-12 and if you let little girls grow up organically, very few women will be clamoring to end the life of their unborn child," added Lui. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Management and tycoon games, from Tropico 6 to Planet Zoo, are a good time. As entries to the genre like Jurassic World Evolution 2 show, they can be an even better time when part of the player's management duties involves taking care of strange creatures. Galacticare is a game that understands this, offering a combination of the healthcare simulation aspects of Two Point Hospital and the sci fi creativity of Stellaris. It's looked like a smart idea since we first saw it announced last year, and now we're happy to see it's just received a launch date that's much closer than we anticipated. Continue reading Stellaris meets Two Point Hospital in new sci fi tycoon game, out soon MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best management games on PC, Best space games, Best simulation games

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