Proverbs 29:11 A fool vents all his feelings, But a wise [man] holds them back.
A Democrat urges others to buy sexually explicit books that target children (TIS) https://theiowastandard.com/democrat-paschen-urges-iowans-to-buy-sexually-explicit-books-targeting-kids/#google_vignette

“Another Iowa Democrat is defending sexually explicit books aimed at children. Cynthia Paschen, who lost an Iowa Senate bid, shared the following post on Saturday. “This Small Business Saturday, I am shopping for books at Dog Eared Books. Pick up books supporting Banned Books in Jake Chapman’s Corner. Buy books, don’t ban books.”

Omnicron https://noqreport.com/2021/11/28/three-reasons-you-should-be-skeptical-of-the-omicron-narrative/
Finland Puts Christianity on Trial https://thefederalist.com/2021/11/23/in-case-with-global-implications-finland-puts-christians-on-trial-for-their-faith/?fbclid=IwAR0yc_9eA9itlzpVbB8dZmpuvDHV3REOqVf75CPXBleTqLODddta7C_XcW0

“Juhana Pohjola wouldn’t be cast to play his own part if Hollywood made a movie about a bishop put on trial for his faith. The Finnish pastor has inherited a place in the church of Martin Luther, but it appears none of Luther’s pugnacity or vitriol. In person, Pohjola, 49, is forthright but unassuming, and gentle. Stereotypically, the Finn is thin and tall. He often pauses while speaking to carefully consider his next words. He listens attentively to others with far less impressive resumes…This is the man who appears to be the first in the post-Soviet Union West to be brought up on criminal charges for preaching the Christian message as it has been established for thousands of years. Also charged in the case that goes to trial on January 24 is Pohjola’s fellow Lutheran and a Finnish member of Parliament, Paivi Rasanen."

“Rasanen’s alleged crimes in a country that claims to guarantee freedom of speech and religion include tweeting a picture of a Bible verse. Potential penalties if they are convicted include fines and up to two years in prison.”
“Rasanen and Pohjola are being charged with “hate speech” for respectively writing and publishing a 24-page 2004 booklet that explains basic Christian theology about sex and marriage, which reserves sex exclusively for within marriage, which can only consist of one man and one woman, for life. The Finnish prosecutor claims centuries-old Christian teachings about sex “incite hatred” and violate legal preferences for government-privileged identity groups.”