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#politics
American Thinker: Mr. Mayor, we'll see you in New York
Democrats are being criticized for their stance on immigration, as migrants continue to come to the US with no consequences. Leaders like the mayor of NYC and the governor of Illinois are avoiding the issue, while migrants know they won't face any real repercussions once they cross the border. The lack of action and enforcement from the Democrats is apparent, and migrants are well aware of the situation.
National Review: Israel Is Not a Colonial State
The use of the term "colonial" to describe Israel is a weapon used to delegitimize and justify resistance against it. However, the Jewish settlers of Israel were not sent by a mother country but were escaping persecution themselves. The Jewish people have had a historical connection to the land, and Israel has been willing to accept a two-state solution. The accusation of colonialism is a telling sign of the prejudice against Israel and its people.
Liberty Nation: The Games People Play – Full Episode – C5 TV
The race for Speaker of the House intensifies while Bidenomics gets exposed. RFK Jr. causes trouble.
National Review: Why Congress and the Courts Need to Hold the FTC Accountable
Congress and the courts must hold the FTC and DOJ accountable as they depart from evidence-based competition policy and reshape antitrust law. Permissive competition policies are crucial for a thriving digital economy, allowing larger companies to acquire start-ups and stay innovative. However, the FTC's new guidelines seek to upend established practices and grant regulators arbitrary power. These guidelines could weaken investor appetite and limit exit options for start-ups, while also risking the FTC's reputation as a neutral arbiter. Congress and the courts must clarify limits on the agencies' authority to ensure accountability and protect the U.S. digital economy.
The Federalist: Imagine If Feds Hunted More Real Terrorists, Not Conservatives
The article highlights the intelligence failures that led to the surprise attack by Hamas terrorists on Israeli civilians, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries. It criticizes both Israel and the United States for not foreseeing the attack and suggests that the Biden administration's focus on targeting Americans as domestic terrorists is misguided. The article argues that resources should be redirected towards stopping actual terrorists, rather than infringing on the rights of law-abiding citizens.
American Thinker: Is Hamas a state actor?
Reports suggest that Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are being mistreated. They do not have the rights and protections of prisoners of war (POWs) under international law. Hamas, designated as a terrorist organization, does not follow the Geneva Conventions in its treatment of detainees. By suggesting that the hostages are POWs, some are mistakenly elevating Hamas as a state actor. It may be time for the Israeli Defense Forces to reassess their policies.
#society
The Federalist: The War On Men Is A War On Civilization
Men are disappearing from various aspects of society, such as education, employment, and religion. The reasons for this trend include global economic policies, feminist movements, cultural Marxism, and the perception of manhood as "toxic." However, instead of fighting against men, we should support and engage them. Men need encouragement, strength, and purpose in order to thrive and contribute positively to society. When men flourish, women also benefit, emphasizing the importance of understanding and complementing gender roles rather than competing against each other.
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National Review: Hamas Operatives Are Not ‘Militants.’ They Are Jihadists
Israel and the United States have long been under attack from terrorist operations carried out by hostile Muslim-majority countries and territories. These attacks, perpetrated by both Shiite and Sunni terrorists, have resulted in decades of American military involvement in the Middle East. Despite attempts to defeat these enemies, they continually resurface, and Western powers remain vulnerable to surprise attacks. The failure to understand the enemy's ideology and motives, and the refusal to acknowledge the true nature of jihad, leaves the West at a disadvantage in the fight against terrorism.
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Forbes: What Will Happen To The Evidence Of Daesh Atrocities Against The Yazidis?
In September 2023, there were plans to close down the U.N. mechanism collecting evidence of Daesh atrocities. The Iraqi Government is considering amnesty legislation for Daesh fighters, without consulting affected communities. Questions remain about what will happen to the evidence and how justice will be upheld.
#economy
American Thinker: What can normal American families do about debt?
Americans are burdened by billions in college loans, credit card debt, and government debt. The problem of debt is very real, with millions struggling to repay student loans. The national debt is soaring, and American household debt has reached record levels. The Bible warns against incurring debt, and piling debt on future generations is considered a sin. Debt begins with greed and it is wrong to expect others to pay for one's debts. Entitlement is prevalent in today's society, but the Bible teaches to give generously and not to borrow without repaying.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Still Owe $220 Million For Past Tranfers, Report Says
FC Barcelona are facing a debt of $220 million for transfers made in 2022, including signings like Lewandowski and Raphinha. The club must present their accounts on October 21, with significant losses reported. The club owes money to various teams, which could impact their ability to make future transfers.