Author: Milo Haskour

By Milo Haskour – Influencer Yamilexis Fernandez escaped bondage of pornography, witchcraft and Santeria, a syncretic witchcraft religion of the Caribbean and especially from Cuba. Yamilexis lived next door to a Santeria house in Cuba, so she was immersed in the occult. “They did a lot of witchcraft to me as a child,” she says. “I used to have very bad nightmares and my chest would feel like it was just closing in.” Her mother took her to America along with her new stepdad and her new little sister. “I would be left with my stepfather often, and he had…

By Milo Haskour – When Mayuko Shono went to a Japanese church in America, she was flabbergasted. “I was so shocked to hear people singing worship music in Japanese,” Mayuko says. “I thought Christianity was only for white people.” When she was 9 in Japan, her parents got divorced. Much older, Mayuko was given the chance to study abroad in America. Her host family was fun and funny. They were nice and incredibly united. Eventually she asked, Why are they so kind? “Because Jesus is in the middle of our marriage,” they responded. “I want to know more about this…

By Milo Haskour – Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump and Annunciation Catholic Church school all faced murderous attacks from extremists who had one thing in common – they were into furry porn. “Pornography is one of the chief ingredients for various self-destructive ideologies, including transgenderism and political violence. As the pornography user surrenders to the world of unmoored fantasy more and more, other aspects of life follow,” writes Samuel James in First Things. “While much pornographic content is violent, the fact remains that even nonviolent smut deadens the conscience and makes aggression more plausible,” James adds. “According to one study, porn…

By Milo Haskour — While the Iranian people saw price increases of basic food items rise from morning to noon because of astronomic inflation, the children of the regime — the aghazadeh — lived swanky lives of extreme privilege abroad benefitting from the sale of oil. On Instagram, they were known as the Rich Kids of Iran, a page that quickly disappeared after widespread rioting broke out and turned into a full-fledged uprising. “Their lifestyle has enraged the citizens of Iran, specifically Gen Z in their age group, mainly because they see how these rich kids live — with no…

By Milo Haskour — Abolfazl Yaghmouri, 17, liked hip hop, which is illegal in Iran. He recorded secretly in his closet. During the uprising, he went out to the streets to contribute his part to the overthrow of the hated Islamist Regime. For that, they killed him on Jan. 8, the night the regime began shooting unarmed protesters. “They shot him in the heart and he was on the ground bleeding for 40 minutes,” said his aunt Gita Yaghmouri. “They didn’t allow the crowd to come and help him.” After searching for hours of his body, the family went to…

By Milo Haskour — Instead of gaming during the 2020 lockdown, Daniel Chenjerai produced rap and spiked in popularity. Known on stage as DC3, the Northampton, U.K., local from Zimbabwean parents was recently nominated for two MOBO Awards — Best Newcomer and Best Gospel Act — in 2026. In an interview with the BBC, Chenjerai said “Jesus Christ was his hero,” after which the BBC interviewer Geeta Guru-Murthy appeared to some to “hiss” generating online controversy. But she says on X she was simply breathing in for her next question. Chenjerai, only 18, started rap music at 8 or 9…

By Milo Haskour — Jay Leno stays faithful to his dementia-stricken wife, Mavis, despite Hollywood colleagues asking if he’s going to get a girlfriend. “A guy said to me, ‘Uh, so are you going to get a girlfriend now?’” Leno said recently. “Well, no, I have a girlfriend. I’m married. I’ve been married 45 years. ‘Yeah, but you know what I mean.’ No … we’re kind of in this together, you know. You can’t, ‘Honey, honey, I’ll be with my girlfriend, I’ll be back later.’ That was like the most Hollywood thing.” Leno is 75 and Mavis is 79. The…

By Milo Haskour — Joy Villa, born into a Christian family, joined Scientology for 15 years, where she became a leader, was exploited, exploited others and gave almost $2M. Now she’s out. “I will never go back,” she vows. “Scientology is not a self-help system. It’s a control system. At the center of it is auditing, which is presented as spiritual counseling but functions far closer to an interrogation technique. You sit across from an auditor with an E-meter, answering deeply personal questions. Nothing shared in auditing is ever truly confidential. Files follow you forever.” Developed by science fiction author…

By Milo Haskour — Watch out, Disney. The animated film David, released in theaters on Dec. 19, 2025, is a child’s classic with screen-popping scenes, swelling music and an archetypal underdog vs. impossible storyline that threatens to steal audiences away from the studio that abandoned its mainstay of family themes with woke-after-woke productions promoting unfamily content. In time for Christmas, David engages with quality 3-D cartooning music from Phil Wickham, who voices for the adult psalmist. Brought to life by animation from Sunrise Studios in Cape Town, South Africa, and distributed by Angel Studios, David now joins the canon of…

By Milo Haskour — Jenny McCarthy says the death of Charlie Kirk pushed her close to Jesus. “Jesus is my homie. I’ve always been a follower of Christ, but when [Charlie] passed, I completely surrendered,” says the Masked Singer gameshow host. I am so devoted. I started Bible study immediately…We just have become devout since Charlie’s passing.” After the Turning Point USA ‘s founder’s death, McCarthy struggled. She posted a video of herself worshipping God. “I was so broken…when he was shot, I prayed and prayed and prayed, and then I was calling every doctor I possibly could, saying, ‘Tell…