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12 Oct 2023
#politics
Townhall: Leftists Want the Same Massacre to Happen Here
Our enemies support rape and murder in Israel and want the same to happen in America. They want us dead and are vocal about it on social media. They advocate for defunding cops, disarming citizens, and freeing criminals. They want us defenseless so they can exterminate us.
The American Spectator: Israelis From All Sides Come Together
The protests in Israel against Netanyahu's government are over, revealing their true intentions to topple the government. A leftist Israeli friend, who was a protester, expresses concern over the war and its impact on family and friends.
Townhall: Nuclear War Is the Ultimate 'Climate Change'
Joe Biden, in his role as Vice President, claimed that military leaders identified climate change as the greatest threat to America. Under Biden's administration, the U.S. military has shifted its focus to prioritize climate change as a national security threat. Despite ongoing conflicts and threats from groups like Hamas, Biden and his spokesman continue to emphasize the dangers of climate change. The potential consequences of a nuclear holocaust are far greater than those of localized weather events, as it could cause widespread destruction and famine. Some argue for population control to prevent catastrophes, while others view nuclear war as a more immediate and devastating threat. The idea that carbon dioxide emissions pose a greater threat to humanity than nuclear war is seen as unfounded.
#war
The American Spectator: Israel at War
A series of visits to Israel, reflecting on differing perspectives and the unifying effect of war.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Egypt Fortifies Border Against Possible Exodus of Palestinians
Egypt reinforced its border with Gaza to prevent Palestinians from entering its territory during Israel's counteroffensive against Hamas. The Israeli military initially suggested that Palestinians flee across the Egyptian border, but later retracted the advice. The Rafah crossing, a border entry point, was closed after Israel conducted airstrikes near it. Egyptian officials were miffed at Israel's suggestion, while Gaza residents were angry at Egypt for cutting off an escape route. Egypt has sealed its border with Gaza before, and it rejects allowing Palestinian refugees to enter its territory while demanding a "right of return" for Palestinians. The Egyptians fear an influx of Palestinians and potential security issues. The UN did not speak of refugees, but emphasized the need to protect civilians and prevent a mass exodus from Gaza. The US is working to establish an escape route for its citizens through Egypt, as there is no means for a large number of Palestinian civilians to flee Gaza. President Biden has urged Israel to avoid excessive force resulting in civilian casualties.
Red State: Finally, Congress Is Investigating Iran Envoy Rob Malley, Whose Closest Advisors Are Linked to Tehran
The House Oversight & Accountability Committee is launching an investigation into the Biden administration's concessions to Iran and the actions of former Iran Envoy Rob Malley. Malley's security clearance was suspended in April amid allegations of mishandling classified information. The investigation also includes Ariane Tabatabai, a high-level staffer in the Department of Defense, who allegedly had compromising ties to the Iranian regime.
Townhall: Barbarians Will Do What Barbarians Will Do
Civilization has always struggled to conquer barbarism. Governments and religions attempt to bring order, but humans are prone to savagery. The Middle East and Chicago are examples of this ongoing battle. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the issue of land appropriation raise questions without easy solutions. Human barbarity complicates these issues, and we must learn to live with the consequences.
#military
The American Spectator: No Big Bets on the F-35’s Future
The Congressional Research Service report outlines the challenges and costs of the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter program, the largest defense aircraft procurement ever. Despite lessons learned from the past, the Department of Defense is still pursuing a multi-mission fighter. There are two competing views on upgrading the F135 engine, with benefits and drawbacks for each proposal. The ongoing debate on the best way forward currently sits in Congress, with the House and Senate versions of the National Defense Authorization Act offering different funding options. It is essential for the Pentagon to carefully consider the costs and risks before making any decisions.
#sports
The Babylon Bee: Dodgers Wondering If They Should Have Spent More Time Training For Playoffs And Less Time Honoring Satanic Drag Nuns
The Los Angeles Dodgers are left questioning their poor performance against the Diamondbacks, contemplating whether their focus on honoring Satanic nuns dressed in drag distracted them from training properly. Manager Dave Roberts acknowledges the hindsight, but remains firm in their strategy, despite the disappointing outcome.
Forbes: Los Angeles Dodgers Swept Out Of Playoffs By Arizona Diamondbacks
The Arizona Diamondbacks sweep the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Division Series, advancing to the National League Championship Series. The Diamondbacks hit four home runs in one inning off Dodgers pitcher Lance Lynn.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: Fifth Water Hot Springs: Your Hiking, Parking & Info Guide
Fifth Water Hot Springs is a popular destination with stunning views and well-designed hot springs. The trail is 4.5 miles round trip and is moderately difficult. Dogs are allowed and there are campsites available.