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11 Oct 2023
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#politics
Red State: CNN's Jake Tapper Calls Out the Left for Its Antisemitism But Will It Make a Difference?
Jake Tapper of CNN discusses the shocking rise of antisemitism on the left in light of Hamas' terrorist attack on Israeli civilians. The left's response and display of racism has been disgraceful. This raises questions about Tapper's motivation and the possibility of a shift towards a more centrist party. However, the radicalism within the Democratic Party makes it unlikely for any significant change to occur.
American Thinker: Democrats are paying for Biden now, good and hard
There is uncertainty surrounding President Biden's response to the ongoing conflict in Israel, and his statements have been weak. Critics argue that Biden has always had a negative stance towards Israel. The Democrats are facing a conundrum with Biden as their president, and there are concerns about his unpredictability. This situation has led to fear and uncertainty among politicians and the public alike.
Breitbart: DeSantis Super PAC Spokesman Steve Cortes Leaves Group
Steve Cortes, a key aide and spokesman for pro-Gov. Ron DeSantis, left the Never Back Down super PAC to start his own show. Cortes admitted the DeSantis campaign is struggling against Trump's lead. Recent surveys show DeSantis trailing Trump by 49 points, and the campaign is low on funds. Trump predicted DeSantis would drop out of the race soon.
Breitbart: Watch: Actor Michael Rapaport Scolds the 'Sick F**ks' Celebrating Hamas 'Raping, Beheading, Murdering Children, Women, and Elderly in Israel'
Actor Michael Rapaport condemned those celebrating the terrorist attacks on Israel by Hamas as sick and hateful. He referred to the attackers as "animals" and called out LGBTQ individuals celebrating the attacks.
National Review: House Republicans Demand Info on State Department Employees with Potentially ‘Compromising Ties’ to Iran
House Republicans are demanding information about former Special Envoy for Iran (SEI) Robert Malley and his team who may have ties to the Iranian regime. They are investigating the Biden administration's lack of transparency regarding secret nuclear negotiations with Iran. Critics argue that the administration's unfreezing of $6 billion in Iranian funds allows the regime to spread terror in the Middle East. The Republicans are concerned about potential violations of the Iranian Nuclear Review Act and alleged mishandling of classified material by Malley. They also question the security clearance of Ariane Tabatabai, a member of Malley's team who had previous contact with Iranian regime officials.
#society
Breitbart: Flights Diverted as Airport Parking Engulfed in Flames
A major fire at London Luton Airport destroys a parking garage with over 1,000 cars, causing flights to be delayed and redirected. The fire brigade suspects it started with a diesel car combusting, but the rapid spread may have been due to the presence of many electric cars parked closely together. The blaze resulted in a partial collapse of the carpark and left five people injured.
#war
Daily Wire: Grieving Israeli Mother Rips MSNBC After She’s Asked About Israel’s ‘Attacks Against Gaza’
An Israeli mother whose sons were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists criticizes Andrea Mitchell for asking about Israel's response to the attacks. She emphasizes the asymmetry between Israel's actions and the terrorism of Hamas. The mother calls for the release of the hostages held by Hamas.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: The Spirit of a Nation
Israel's survival depends on the will of the people and the support of the United States. Israelis have shown their determination and unity in the face of conflict. They gather on balconies to sing the national anthem and drop everything to defend their country. The enemy, Hamas, is a death cult that must be stopped. The Israelis value life, while their enemies revel in depravity. Israel has experienced failures in preparedness, but for now, the priority is to smash the enemy. The world must not betray Israel, for the fate of civilization is at stake.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: US Special Forces have just landed in Israel to help with freeing Israeli hostages
US Special Forces have arrived in Israel to assist in the rescue of Israeli hostages held in Gaza. The Pentagon confirms their involvement, with the elite unit specializing in hostage situations providing intelligence and reconnaissance.
PJ Media: How Does Israel Fight Savages Who Want to Die? Oblige Them
War is always bad, but sometimes necessary. Japan during WWII reminds me of Hamas' savagery. Japan's soldiers raped and murdered civilians, just like Hamas does now. Israel faces a similar situation and must kill until Hamas is tired of dying.
Breitbart: Israeli U.N. Amb.: We Have 'Fundamental Disagreement' with Biden on Iran, 'Not Surprised' He Didn't Mention Iran
Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Erdan, expressed gratitude to the Biden administration for their support during the Hamas attacks, but mentioned fundamental disagreements with the administration, particularly regarding Iran. Erdan emphasized the need for a credible military threat to stop Iran, stating that sanctions alone may take years. He stressed the importance of forcing rogue states to choose between their survival and their aggressive ideologies.
#economy
Forbes: States Shouldn’t Play Politics With Their Investments—Period
States investing their pension money in funds prioritizing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues prioritize social policy over pensioners' best interests. Some states prohibited the use of ESG criteria, harming fossil fuel companies. Oklahoma took it further by boycotting companies that "boycott the oil and gas industry," costing the state's pension at least $10 million. The lack of clear guidelines suggests political motivations. Limiting investment choices increases costs and harms retirees. Politics should not interfere with pension investments.
Forbes: Exxon Mobil Buying Pioneer Natural Resources For Nearly $60 Billion—In Biggest Deal In Decades
Exxon Mobil is acquiring Pioneer Natural Resources in a $60 billion deal, looking to expand its gas production in Texas. The acquisition will more than double Exxon's output in the Permian Basin, a region that accounted for 18% of U.S. natural gas production in 2022. The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2024, pending regulatory and shareholder approval.
Forbes: The Math - A Venture Capitalist Breaks Down Investment in Defense Startups
The venture capital power law curve shows that just 6% of startups produce most returns for VCs. In the defense sector, VCs look for higher returns and focus on a few outliers. Understanding this math can help founders and the DoD.
#military
Liberty Nation: Bringing Back Compulsory Military Service
Compulsory military service is a contentious topic that polarizes opinions. Supporters argue that it should involve all of society, while opponents worry about the impact on the military's readiness. The US military is currently struggling to meet recruiting goals, and lowering standards is not an ideal solution. Volunteers tend to serve with purpose, driven by a desire to serve their country or job market pressures. However, this has resulted in a force structure that may not be able to face major threats. The idea of reintroducing the draft, in some form, is gaining traction as a potential solution to the recruiting shortfall. The recent conflict in Ukraine has also raised questions about the US force structure and the need for a military that can quickly respond to large-scale combat operations. The administrative challenges of implementing a draft would need to be addressed, but it may be necessary to ensure a ready and capable military. The decision on how to address recruiting woes and maintain a strong force structure is crucial for US national security.
#education
Red State: University Computer Simulation Makes Staff Respect Nonbinary Pansexuals, Not Microaggress Black Muslims
The University of Iowa offers a computer simulation training, Cultivating Inclusive Communities, to help staff and faculty engage across differences with integrity and empathy. It aims to raise awareness of the potential harm caused by well-intentioned phrases.
#crime
Breitbart: Portland Police Sgt.: 'We Have a City That Is Just in Disarray'
Portland Police Bureau Sgt. Jerry Cioeta describes the city as being in disarray due to increased crime. The decriminalization of drugs through Measure 110 has coincided with a drug epidemic exacerbated by fentanyl and the COVID-19 pandemic. The implementation of the measure, which includes issuing tickets for drug use or possession, has been ineffective in addressing the issue. Meanwhile, crime continues to pose a significant challenge to the city's recovery.
#science
Liberty Nation: Synthetic Chicken Will Never Fly
Misled by Upside Foods, a lab-grown meat startup, the public is realizing that the promise of cheap, environmentally-friendly synthetic animal meat is a cover-up. The industry's main challenges are cost and scale, and Upside Foods misrepresented its technology for producing synthetic chicken breasts. The push for synthetic meats is driven by climate alarmists and animal rights groups, but the reality is that cows provide many benefits that cannot be replicated by lab-grown alternatives.
#outdoors
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#other
Forbes: 2023 Media Layoffs: Washington Post Cutting 240 Jobs
The media industry in 2023 is experiencing a wave of layoffs and closures, with major publications like The Washington Post, New York Public Radio, Barstool Sports, and The Texas Tribune all cutting jobs. These organizations are struggling with declining revenues and the shift towards digital media.