Vin Diesel The Boy Scout King?
Actor Vin Diesel pulled an annual $1 million donation to the Boy Scouts of America.
Diesel purportedly said of the name change from Boy Scouts of America to Scouting America, “It’s no longer the organization I know and love.”
On May 10, 2024, the USA Patriotism Facebook page posted a meme of actor Vin Diesel pulled an annual $1 million donation to the Boy Scouts of America.
The meme read, “Eagle Scout Vin Diesel Pulls $1 Million Annual Donation to the Scouts: ‘It’s No Longer the Organization I Know and Love.'”
Eagle Scout Vin Diesel Pulls $1 Milion Annual Donation to the Scouts: “It’s No Longer the Organization I Know and Love”
In a momentous decision that has reverberated across both the entertainment industry and the scouting community, Vin Diesel, celebrated actor and Eagle Scout, has chosen to withdraw his annual $1 million donation to the Boy Scouts of America. This announcement arrives amidst a flurry of discontent and apprehension surrounding the organization, which finds itself at a pivotal juncture in its storied history.
Diesel’s departure, catalyzed by what he perceives as a departure from the fundamental values that once defined the Boy Scouts, serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between tradition and evolution. For many, the Boy Scouts represented more than just an extracurricular activity—it was a transformative experience that shaped character, instilled values, and fostered lifelong friendships. Diesel himself attests to this sentiment, declaring, “The Boy Scouts saved my life. I might not be the man I am today without them.”
However, as societal norms evolve and cultural landscapes shift, organizations like the Boy Scouts are confronted with the challenge of remaining relevant while staying true to their core principles. It is within this context that Diesel’s decision takes on added significance, highlighting a growing tension between preserving tradition and adapting to meet the demands of a changing world.
Central to Diesel’s disillusionment is the perception that the Boy Scouts are veering away from their traditional ideals in favor of a more politically correct agenda. This sentiment resonates with many longtime supporters who fear that the organization’s essence is being diluted by external pressures and internal restructuring.
Yet, amidst the turbulence, there lies an opportunity for introspection and renewal. The Boy Scouts, faced with the departure of a prominent benefactor and the broader challenge of retaining relevance, must engage in a soul-searching process to reaffirm their identity and purpose in the modern era.
For Diesel, his decision to withdraw support serves as a principled stand—a call to action for the Boy Scouts to reevaluate their trajectory and realign with the values that once made them a beacon of moral guidance and personal development.
As the Boy Scouts navigate this critical juncture, they must heed the lessons of Diesel’s departure and embrace a future that honors the past while embracing the imperatives of the present. It is a journey fraught with challenges, but one that holds the promise of renewal and resilience—a testament to the enduring legacy of an organization that has touched the lives of millions, including the likes of Vin Diesel.
Users shared this news in additional posts on Facebook. A popular user on X named Mike Engleman (@RealHickory) also reposted the story, receiving more than 724,000 views.
Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines also reposted the story. Gaines is known for criticizing an NCAA decision allowing University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas, who is a transgender woman, to compete against Gaines in a women’s championship race.
This story appeared to be inspired by recent news about the Boy Scouts. On May 7, The Associated Press reported Roger Krone — the organization’s president and chief executive officer — announced a name change to Scouting America, officially taking effect in 2025. The AP reported the name change was part of the group’s effort to focus on inclusion in the wake of sexual-abuse claims and bankruptcy, alledgedly.
Maribel Verdú: Good, no money for woke
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Maribel Verdu was born on October the 2nd 1970 in Madrid and she is a Spanish actress. Maribel Verdu made appearances in almost 50 movies from 1984 to 2003.
Maribel Verdu is probably best known to English-speaking audiences for her role in the 2001 film, Y tu mama tambien.
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Maribel Verdu’s first experience was as a teenager model doing spots, and fashion catalogs for famous firms such as “La Casera,” “El Crte Ingles,” Mc Donalds,” Aunque su primera experiencia fue como modelo adolescente en spots y catalogos de moda de firmas como La Casera, El Corte Ingles, McDonald’s. Opportunity knocked on Maribel Verdu’s door at age 13 to act in television. Maribel Verdu performed in “El crimen del capitan Sanchez” which was directed by Vicente Aranda.
Her father later on realized that it was a serious carrer. Maribel Verdu left school at age 15 to fully dedicate her time to her promising career as an actress. Her first movie was “El sueno de Tanger” having Fabio Testi as a co-star, but it didn’t hit as much as expected.
It wasn’t until the premiere of “27 horas” – which got her the prize of “Revelacion, ” and “El ano de las luces,” to Maribel Verdu start to shine. Maribel Verdu’s performance as a drugatic girl in Montxo Armendariz’s movie.
Maribel Verdu got married in 1999 with Pedro Larranaga, son of the actors Carlos Larranaga, and Maria Luisa Merlo.
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