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  A gender-confused man at the University of Utah said, ‘I think Republicans should be shot in the streets, personally,’ before lunging at a conservative student.  A “transgender” student has been caught on video advocating for Republicans to be “shot in the streets” before tackling a College Republicans member at the University of Utah. On October 28, Utah College Republican President Rylie Barnes shared video of an encounter with a student identified as “Amber Grace.” “Do you believe we should have the right to freedom of speech?” the Republican asks, to which Grace responds, “no, I think Republicans should be shot in the streets, personally.” The clip then cuts to Grace lunging at the camera holder, with the view careening wildly as the Republican struggles to defend himself and yells for the attacker to stop. A subsequent photo showed the target’s sweatshirt ripped in the scuffle. The College Fix reports that a university spokesperson confirms that “Police have identifie...

A homosexual couple rented a Chinese woman in a rural village for £93,000 ($125,000) to serve as a surrogate – but plans to ask for a partial refund if she gives birth to a girl. According to The Christian Institute , the two men “used genetic testing to prioritise the implantation of male embryos.” Surrogacy is banned in China, and surrogacy payments are illegal in the U.K., except for costs deemed to be “reasonable expenses.” On June 17, Mr. Justice MacDonald of the Family Division of the High Court of Justice of England and Wales granted the men a parental order in June; the written judgment, handed down on September 29, states that the parental order is in the now-20-month-old child’s “best interests.” The justice did emphasize that the men, referred to as “C” and “D,” should not view his ruling as “a licence to engage in unlawful commercial surrogacy arrangements abroad.” The sex-selection clause in the surrogacy agreement, however, is more common than many realize. In 2022, a hom...

Netflix is facing renewed accusations of anti-Catholicism over its upcoming eight-episode series The Body, premiering November 11. Written and directed by Quinn Shephard, the series reportedly portrays Catholic schoolgirls participating in a drug-fueled ritual to summon the devil alongside a sexually provocative Catholic priest, mockery of the Mass, and a satanic offering involving a holy virgin. The production goes beyond provocative entertainment. It deliberately uses Catholic symbols, sacred imagery, and religious practices in a degrading manner. A promotional image released around All Saints’ Day reportedly depicted characters dressed as mock patron saints, including one imitating Jesus Christ with a crown of thorns. Netflix has produced a blasphemous anti-Catholic series, promoting it on social media with an image mocking Our Lord, Our Lady, and the saints. Titled The Body, Netflix describes its new eight-episode series as a “coming-of-age drama” about “a badly behaved group of C...