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Freedomist Daily Digest – Thursday, June 9th, 2022

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A NY First as Right to Repair is Now Law

NY State is the first state in the country to pass a “Right to Repair” Law, a law preventing manufacturers from not allowing their customers to repair their own purchased product. The bill also compels manufacturers to provide information on how to repair their products to customers and repair shops.

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New Science Says Shroud of Turin is 2000 Years Old

A new Italian study of the Shroud of Turin suggests the shroud is indeed 2000 years old and from the Judea-Palestine region. Museum of the Bible exhibit curator Brian Hyland said, “The pollen samples that were gathered they….are from plants that are native to….the area around Judea, Palestine, and Syria …”

Another Pro-Life Center Firebombed

As the Roe v Wade SCOTUS ruling looms, violence from abortionists have only increased, Following up on a pro-life center being firebombed, and an assassination attempt on Justice Kavanaugh, another Pro-Life clinic in Buffalo, NY has also been firebombed. Three fire departments put out the fire. Two firefighters were injured.

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From 9,000 Years to Microseconds, the Photonic Quantum Experience

A complex task that would take conventional computers over 9,000 years to process was completed in 36 microseconds by a photonic quantum device, a computer chip called Borealis. A Toronto-based company called Xanadu accomplished the task and published their study in Nature. The team used the gold standard of Quantum tests, the Gaussian Bosom Sampling.

Washington Post Spirals into Cancel Culture Black Hole

Washington Post is in danger of breaking down into a circular firing squad after one reporter, Felicia Sonmez, got colleague Dave Weigel fired for a bad tweet, leaving other WaPo reporters to turn on Sonmez. She tweeted “Fantastic to work at a news outlet where retweets like this are allowed.”

Is USA Today Becoming a CCP Content Marketer?

The Washington Free Beacon is reporting that USA Today has been taking money from the Chinese Communist Party. China Daily, a CCP-owned and operated agit prop publication, has bought over a quarter million dollars in advertising from USA Today, which lost 62 percent of its circulation in one year.

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SCOTUS Considers Faith-Based School Choice Rights

SCOTUS is reviewing a Maine law that impedes the ability of parents to get vouchers for faith-based schools. The law affects rural districts with no high schools, the only communities that can use school vouchers in the state. The ruling could affect limitations on faith-based government funding across the country.

Why is Secret Service Letting Hunter Go Free?

GOP lawmakers are wondering why the Secret Service did not indict Hunter Biden for violating gun laws. “Before proposing or passing any new federal gun legislation, (Biden) ought to enforce existing laws, regardless of who is violating them, even if that person is the president’s son,” said Senator Johnson

EU Puts Social Media on an Hour Delete Leash

The EU has passed new “terrorist content” regulation that will require Social Media platforms to remove content deemed to be terroristic by any government within the EU. The law passed last year, but the regulations took effect Tuesday, June 7^th. Content that incites violence is also included.

Xi Outlines New Rural Work Laws in “Book of Xi”

Xi has always viewed work concerning agriculture, rural areas and farmers from a broader historical perspective and made a series of important discourses on the topic. He has answered a series of major theoretical and practical questions, providing an action plan and fundamental guidance for work in the sector….

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