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14 Oct 2023
#war
Liberty Nation: The Uprising Podcast: A Hot Mess
Israel's ability to wage a war without causing civilian casualties is called into question. The truth about Hamas allegedly beheading children is also examined.
Euromaidan Press: Official: Russian attacks injure 22 civilians in Donetsk Oblast on 13 October
Russian attacks injure 22 civilians in Donetsk Oblast on 13 October.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: For Israel, Failures Never Learned and Lessons for Today
Israel's history and conflicts with Arab nations are summarized, highlighting the role of the Jewish people and the continuous struggle for peace. The recent attack by Hamas is seen as a desperate attempt to remain relevant, while the political environment in the Middle East is favorable to Israel. It is suggested that Israel should eradicate Hamas to ensure its own survival, despite potential backlash and condemnation.
American Thinker: Hamas Awakens Celebrities from CNN-Induced Coma
Hamas's barbaric acts have been exposed, leading many celebrities to condemn their atrocities. Celebrities like Natalie Portman and U2's Bono have expressed horror and support for Israel. It is important to recognize the truth about Israel's efforts for peace and the propaganda tactics used by Hamas.
National Review: Biden’s Iran Deal Is Even Worse Than It Looked
President Biden's decision to waive sanctions on Iran and release Iranian operatives into the United States is questionable and lacks logical explanation. While the deal was presented as a prisoner swap, it actually allowed Iran to have their operatives continue operating in the US. The Biden administration's attempts to justify these actions are unsupported and raise concerns about national security.
#economy
Liberty Nation: Dual Wars: Funding the Fight in Ukraine and Israel at the Same Time
With the United States facing massive debt and deficits, the question arises: can the government afford to fund foreign governments? Talks are ongoing about bundling funding for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan, and the US-Mexico border, but officials are realizing that an open checkbook for Ukraine might not be sustainable. The US government is struggling to maintain its own financial stability, and the economic impact of the Middle East conflict remains uncertain. While economists don't see significant damage to the global economy now, the longer the war lasts, the greater the risks.
#religion
American Thinker: A Skeptical Look at Laudate Deum
Pope Francis' teaching document, Laudate Deum, focuses on climate change and the Pope's belief that extreme weather is worsening. However, he is mistaken in his solutions and misunderstands the impact of climate change. While he emphasizes humans' responsibility to the environment, there is little scientific evidence to support his claims. The Pope also criticizes the Western lifestyle and heavy energy use, but fails to acknowledge the benefits brought by fossil fuels. It is important to consider the moral questions addressed by Pope Francis, such as pollution and poverty, but his document is scientifically and economically misinformed.
#culture
National Review: Mass MoCA Shines on the Eve of Its Big Birthday
Mass MoCA, the largest contemporary art museum in the world, is celebrating its 25th birthday. The museum, located in North Adams, Massachusetts, showcases bleeding-edge art and offers diverse exhibitions in its 250,000 square feet of gallery space. One highlight is a one-man exhibition by Daniel Giordano, featuring earthy and fantastic sculptures. Another notable exhibition is a retrospective of Sol LeWitt's wall drawings, which invites visitors to participate in creating the artwork. Overall, Mass MoCA continues to be an energetic and creative hub, attracting visitors and artists alike.
#crime
National Review: Why Sweden Is Turning to the Military to Fight Crime
Sweden's Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson, announced that the military will aid the police in fighting organized crime. Rising crime rates, particularly involving criminal gangs, have plagued Sweden despite promises by the government to address the issue. Immigration has been pointed to as a contributing factor, with a majority of gang members being first- or second-generation immigrants. The government's lenient approach to sentencing, inadequate law enforcement tools, and lack of integration programs have exacerbated the problem.