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Mailchimp Swats at ‘The Babylon Bee,’ Gets Stung
Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon tweeted out a picture of an email he received on Thursday, June 24, from the e-newsletter marketing service Mailchimp.
The posted picture of the Mailchimp notice claims that The Babylon Bee has been suspended for violating “our Standard Terms of Use and Acceptable Use Policy”. The message did not provide a specific incident for the online publication’s suspension or an explanation as to what triggered the removal, but simply a generic link to its policy, which states:
Mailchimp does not allow the distribution of content that is, in our sole discretion, materially false, inaccurate, or misleading in a way that could deceive or confuse others about important events, topics, or circumstances.
If you violate any of these rules, then we may issue a warning to, suspend, or terminate your account.
Bankrupt Boy Scouts Now Find Themselves in Bigger Trouble
An LGBTQ activist once said, “Just give us a day.” Then it was, “We want a week!” Then, “Mandate a month!” (along with presidential proclamations, promotions, parades and programs celebrating homosexuality nationwide and targeting children and youth).
As iconic Sesame Street introduced two gay dads for the kids, and Nickelodeon put a drag queen reading to preschoolers, LGBTQ activists are just getting started.
Leading up to Father’s Day, USA Today ran numerous articles legitimizing the lifestyle. Along with warm and fuzzy pictures, they featured, “Father’s Day and Pride Month: I Love My Gay Dad.” The next day was: “What Father’s Day Means to a Trans Dad.” The propaganda is pervasive, and it should shock and sadden us as it does God.
Miami Churches, Pastors Respond in Hope to Tragic Condo Collapse
Pastors and churches around the country, especially in Miami, are offering words of hope and prayers along with assistance as news regarding the horrific condominium collapse spreads.
The heartbreaking task of undercovering bodies is underway at the site of a Surfside, Florida, condo after an entire side of the building collapsed in the early morning hours of Thursday. The crash of the 12-story Champlain Towers South building just blocks from the beach has left 159 people unaccounted for and four killed.
Nearly 120 residents have been recovered, according to multiple news reports. Officials do not have a set number of residents who were in the building at the time of collapse. The small beach town has become “eerily quiet” as first responders have worked tirelessly to rescue the victims. {eoa}
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