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12 Oct 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Bensman: Biden's Migrant Flood Wrecked Post-9/11 Defenses
President Joe Biden's migrant flood has weakened anti-terrorism measures put in place after 9/11, resulting in concerns over potential attacks from Muslim migrants in response to events in the Middle East. The influx of migrants has overwhelmed security officials, making it difficult to properly screen individuals from countries with a high prevalence of terrorism. The increase in Special Interest Aliens entering the United States poses a security risk, but the economic motivations behind the migration have overshadowed these concerns.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Antisemites to the Left and the Right
Antisemitism manifests differently on the left and right sides of the political spectrum. On the left, it is commonly ideological, while on the right, it resembles traditional bigotry. The danger lies with the ideological antisemites who may align with governments and terror organizations. Critics are calling attention to the extreme and disgusting antisemitism of the progressive movement. Meanwhile, certain individuals on the right, like Candace Owens and Andrew Tate, remain silent or hold questionable views regarding Israel and Jews. The silence of some on the right is equally concerning, as they fail to support Israel or condemn Hamas's atrocities. These individuals engage in performance and distraction, avoiding sympathy for the victims and perpetuating their abhorrent views under the guise of isolationism.
Breitbart: Alex Marlow’s Bombshell Book ‘Breaking Biden’ Lands on New York Times’ Best Sellers List
Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief's new book, Breaking Biden, exposes corruption and policy failings in Joe Biden's administration. It has received praise from conservative figures and reveals new reporting on corruption at the University of Delaware Biden Institute, influence peddling schemes, military equipment left for the Taliban, and a fatal hit-and-run involving Biden's brother. The book aims to provide a comprehensive examination of Biden's life and policies and encourages politically engaged Americans to take action. It debuted on the New York Times bestseller list and was consistently in Amazon's top 100 books.
Flag And Cross: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene To Oppose GOP House Speaker Nominee Over Health Concerns
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene refuses to support House Majority Leader Steve Scalise as the nominee for House Speaker, citing his battle with cancer. Greene argues that Scalise's health should take precedence over his role in Congress, emphasizing the need for a Speaker who can focus on defeating the "communist democrats." While Scalise remains confident in his ability to handle the responsibilities of the role while seeking treatment, Greene's concerns stand.
Red State: Republicans Are About to Get Caught With Their Pants Down in Virginia's Elections
Republicans are facing a crucial election in Virginia that could impact their future. The state is becoming a battleground, with Democrats pouring money into races. The Republican National Committee (RNC) has declined a request for funding from the Virginia Republican Party, which could have negative consequences for the GOP.
PJ Media: Hopes Fade for a Quick Election of Rep. Steve Scalise for Speaker
The Republican Conference is being criticized for not caring about the people and playing political games. Meanwhile, U.S. citizens are held captive by Hamas and lawmakers are struggling to elect a new speaker, causing chaos and division within the party.
#society
The Economist: Why British politicians are defending women-only spaces
Britain's Labour and Conservative parties are finding common ground in defending women-only spaces. The issue arose after a rape case in a hospital, where staff claimed the perpetrator was not male but transgender. The parties are reevaluating policies on trans patients in hospitals and considering designating specific spaces for them.
#war
Euromaidan Press: UK Intelligence: Russia may continue targeting civilian shipping in Ukraine
Declassified intelligence warns that Russia may continue targeting civilian shipping in Ukraine by laying explosive devices in the approach to Ukrainian ports. UK military advisor Nicholas Aucott condemns Russian missile strikes on Ukrainian cities and villages, emphasizing the civilian casualties. The UK pledges continued support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian occupiers.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: WATCH: Israeli President Herzog Blasts CNN for Accusing Israel of 'War Crime'
Israeli President Isaac Herzog criticized CNN for accusing his country of committing a "war crime" in response to Hamas' terror attack. Herzog defended Israel's overwhelming response to Palestinian terrorism and emphasized that Israel adheres to international laws of war. He refuted the notion that ordinary Gazans were unaware of Hamas' activities and highlighted the atrocities committed by the terrorist group. Herzog clarified that Israel is fighting to protect its homes and that there is no mercy for terror.
The American Mind: Getting Real About Realism
Conservatives are frustrated with "forever wars" and oppose the Biden Administration's aggressive foreign policy. Neoconservatism has shifted from a defense of the American republic to promoting aggressive power projection. Realism in foreign policy is being reconsidered as an alternative.
#economy
The Economist: Economic data, commodities and markets | Oct 14th 2023 Edition
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Breitbart: Inflation Still Too Hot: Consumer Prices Rise Faster Than Expected
Despite the Federal Reserve's attempts to control inflation, consumer prices continue to rise rapidly. In September, the consumer price index increased 3.7 percent from a year ago, surpassing economists' expectations. Compared to the previous month, prices rose 0.4 percent, marking the largest month-to-month increase since June 2022. This surge follows a period of high inflation, with gasoline, food, and car prices experiencing significant hikes.
The Economist: Why a British challenger bank got into trouble
Metro Bank, Britain's first new high-street lender in 150 years, has faced major challenges. Its share price has plummeted due to an accounting scandal and its costly branch-based approach. The bank has struggled to increase lending and has a high loan-to-deposit ratio. Despite competition from online-only banks, competition in the British retail banking industry is expected to remain high.
#crime
Daily Wire: Woman Accused Of Murdering Elite Cyclist In Love Triangle Tried To Escape Custody, Authorities Say
A Texas woman accused of killing a cyclist attempted to escape custody but was captured. Kaitlin Armstrong is accused of shooting Anna Moriah Wilson in Austin, Texas, as part of a love triangle gone wrong. Armstrong fled to Costa Rica using a fraudulent passport but was apprehended after a 43-day run.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Gifts For Hunters in 2023
Best Gifts for Hunters in 2023: Yeti Panga Duffle, Maven CS.1, Benchmade 15600OR Raghorn, Garmin 66i inReach, Stone Glacier Sky 5900, Yeti Loadout GoBox, Sitka Stratus Pant, MSR WindBurner Personal Stove, Duck Camp Mallard Hat, Sitka Dakota Hoody.
Skilled Survival: Bug Out Bag Weight: How To Reduce Every Deadly Pound
A guide to reducing the weight of your bug out bag, focusing on essentials needed to survive for 72 hours while on the move. Tips include carrying less water and learning to procure and purify it, reducing food supply but acquiring skills to find food along the way, ditching the tent for a tarp, and using lighter alternatives to sleeping bags. Overall, the goal is to pack smart and light, keeping in mind the need for mobility.
#other
Forbes: Beyoncé Walks Red Carpet Of Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ Film Debut—Along With These Other Stars (Photos)
The premiere of Taylor Swift's concert movie, "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour," brought together the two biggest female musical artists of the year. Beyoncé made a surprise appearance at the event, showing her support for Swift. The movie showcases Swift's record-breaking tour and is projected to have a massive box office opening.
Daily Wire: ‘Bully Tactics’: Negotiations Between Studios And Actors Halted
Talks between major studios and SAG-AFTRA have abruptly halted, dashing hopes of resolving the actors' strike. A main point of contention is compensation for streaming shows, with the studios estimating it would cost $2.4 billion over three years. The studios are urging SAG-AFTRA to reconsider and return to negotiations.
Forbes: What Happened To Taylor Swift’s Other Movie?
Taylor Swift, the superstar singer, has written an original script for a movie and aims to direct it. However, there has been little news about the project since it was announced in late 2022. Swift has been busy with her successful concert tour and releasing new music, so it's unclear if she has had time to work on the movie.