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12 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Joe Biden accused of deliberate 'SABOTAGE' of Kamala Harris' presidential bid
Concerns have arisen regarding President Biden's support for Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign after he exited the race. Critics suggest Biden's actions, including minimal public support and praise for Republicans, indicate a deliberate undermining of Harris.
The White House has defended Biden's commitment to Harris, asserting he has consistently supported her leadership and agenda. Despite these claims, political analysts speculate that Biden's behavior may reflect lingering resentment over his departure from the race.
Times Of Israel: Nicaragua severs ties with Israel over Gaza war, calls it ‘enemy of humanity’
Nicaragua has announced plans to sever diplomatic relations with Israel, labeling its government as "fascist and genocidal" amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. This decision, made by President Daniel Ortega, is largely symbolic as ties between the two nations are minimal.
The resolution condemns Israel's actions against Palestinians and expresses solidarity with the Israeli people while criticizing the Israeli government. Nicaragua's move follows similar actions by Bolivia and Colombia in recent months.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Illegal Immigration, Nobel Peace Prize, and Hurricane Kirk
On October 11, 2024, various political and social events occurred, including Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz speaking in Michigan and a MED9 Summit press conference in Cyprus featuring several European leaders. Additionally, flooding was reported in France and Florida due to severe weather.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin, while Italian Enrico Barduani took command of KFOR in Pristina. Other notable events included protests against illegal mining in Ghana and the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations.
The Western Journal: Tim Walz's Attack on Trump and Vance Quickly Backfires After Internet Notices Problem That Can't Be Ignored
Tim Walz criticized Donald Trump and JD Vance for their views on manufacturing, claiming they only "manufacture bulls***." This statement has drawn attention to Walz's own history of dishonesty, including accusations of lying about military service and other matters.
His remarks have sparked backlash, with critics highlighting his pattern of deception. As Walz's campaign progresses, scrutiny of his past continues to grow, raising questions about his suitability as a vice presidential candidate.
The Epoch Times: These 6 Michigan Counties Could Decide Who Wins 2024 Presidential Election
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are actively campaigning in central Michigan, targeting key counties that could determine the outcome of the presidential election. Both parties are intensifying efforts to engage undecided voters in these battleground areas, emphasizing local issues and turnout.
The election landscape is competitive, particularly in counties like Saginaw and Macomb, where historical voting patterns are being challenged. Both parties are employing grassroots strategies to mobilize support and address economic concerns, with local races also influencing voter turnout.
The Epoch Times: From Hawaii to Florida, Tracing Ryan Routh’s Path to Attempted Trump Assassination
Ryan Routh, a 58-year-old man, has been charged with attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump at a Florida golf course. Concerns about Routh's behavior were raised by humanitarian aid worker Chelsea Walsh, who warned authorities about his dangerous tendencies over two years ago.
Routh's life has been marked by personal and legal troubles, leading to his alleged assassination attempt. Despite his troubling past, including a standoff with police in 2002, he was able to travel extensively, raising questions about how he planned the attack and whether he had inside information.
#society
Breitbart: King Arthur May Have Been LGBTQ+, Claims Woke Welsh Council
A Welsh council has included King Arthur in its LGBTQ+ history timeline, citing a local tale where he disguised himself in women's clothing to pursue a woman. This decision reflects broader efforts to promote Welsh LGBTQ+ history and reinterpret historical figures through a modern lens.
Critics argue that such portrayals lack substantial evidence, as Arthur is traditionally depicted as a heterosexual figure who eventually married Guinevere. This trend aligns with recent attempts to recast historical narratives to fit contemporary views.
Breitbart: Couple Finds Silver Lining After Hurricane Milton Uncovers Lost Ring
After Hurricane Milton struck Florida, a couple found a wedding ring lost for nearly a decade in their backyard. Laura Yorio discovered the ring while reflecting on the storm's aftermath, which has left significant destruction and loss of life.
Despite the devastation, the couple viewed the ring's recovery as a small positive amid the chaos. Hurricane Milton caused extensive damage, with costs projected at nearly $50 billion and over 1.9 million residents still without power.
Times Of Israel: Australian police sergeant likely to be charged over Nazi salute in front of recruits
An Australian police chief apologized to the Jewish community after a police sergeant allegedly performed a Nazi salute and praised Adolf Hitler. The officer, suspended and facing charges, is under investigation for violating laws against Nazi gestures, which carry significant penalties.
The incident has drawn widespread condemnation, with calls for accountability and stricter penalties for such behavior. The police chief emphasized that such conduct is unacceptable in society and reiterated the importance of upholding community standards.
GB News: Woman sues employer after not being given a leaving card by her team
Karen Conaghan lost her legal case against IAG, the parent company of British Airways, over not receiving a leaving card. The tribunal found that a card was purchased but not given due to a low number of signatures, and ruled that her claims of harassment and discrimination were unfounded.
The judge noted that Conaghan misinterpreted normal workplace interactions as harassment and had developed a "conspiracy-theory mentality." All her complaints were rejected, and the tribunal concluded there was no evidence linking her allegations to gender discrimination.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UN says Lebanon peacekeeper injured by fire of unknown origin, the 5th hurt in 2 days
UNIFIL reported that a peacekeeper was shot and wounded in south Lebanon, marking the fifth injury in two days amid ongoing military activities near the Israeli border. The origin of the gunfire is unknown, and the peacekeeper is in stable condition after surgery.
The situation escalated with injuries to two other peacekeepers from Israeli strikes, prompting international concern. Both France and the US have urged Israel to avoid targeting UN forces, while Russia condemned the actions as hostile.
Breitbart: Deep State Demand: Civil Servants Cancelled Taiwan Visit to Mollify China
The British Foreign Office reportedly blocked a visit by former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen to prioritize a minister's upcoming trip to China. Concerns were raised about the potential negative impact on UK-China relations, which the government seeks to improve.
Despite not officially recognizing Taiwan, the UK maintains significant trade relations with it. This decision reflects ongoing tensions and the UK's cautious approach to its dealings with China, especially amid allegations of Chinese influence in British politics.
Le Monde: The Russian disinformation machine, a constantly changing ecosystem
Russian President Vladimir Putin's meeting on industrial investments highlights concerns over Russian manipulation in Western democracies, particularly during the crucial US election year. Researchers note that since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Russian operatives have shifted to covert tactics to influence Western audiences.
These tactics include subcontracting public relations firms to spread pro-Kremlin narratives and using "typosquatting" to impersonate reputable media outlets. This system, while state-dominated, also involves private entrepreneurs, reflecting a blend of state and private interests in Russian informational influence.
#crime
Breitbart: Woman Who Killed Parents and Lived With Their Bodies Sentenced to Life
Virginia McCullough was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her parents and living with their bodies for four years. She pleaded guilty to poisoning her father and beating her mother, while maintaining a facade of normalcy to family and friends.
The judge described her actions as a severe betrayal of trust, highlighting her extensive deceit and premeditation. McCullough's manipulative behavior left her siblings deeply affected, and she expressed a sense of relief in her imprisonment.
#sports
The Western Journal: Mike Tyson Comes Clean on Health Issues That Almost Torpedoed Celebrity Fight: ‘No More Ulcers’
Mike Tyson revealed that a health scare caused by stomach ulcers postponed his fight with Jake Paul, originally set for July 20. The issue arose from poor dietary choices, but Tyson has since adopted a healthier diet and is now ulcer-free.
The fight is rescheduled for November 15, with Tyson confident despite the age difference. Paul has challenged Tyson to a wager involving a tattoo if he fails to last four rounds.