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15 Oct 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Nigel Farage Says 'Illegal Migrant' Made Threat on His Life
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has claimed that an Afghan migrant, Mada Pasa, threatened his life in a video. Pasa, known for his controversial social media presence, made gun gestures while warning Farage against speaking about him.
Farage criticized the UK’s immigration policies, highlighting the influx of over 13,000 illegal migrants since the Labour Party took power. He questioned whether individuals like Pasa should be allowed to reside in the UK.
#politics
The Federalist: PA SOS Caused 'Irreparable Harm' By Blocking West's Ballot Access
A federal judge criticized Pennsylvania Secretary of State Al Schmidt for excluding Cornel West from the presidential ballot, citing potential violations of the U.S. Constitution. However, the judge did not reinstate West due to the imminent election and ongoing mail-in voting.
The court acknowledged West's claims of discriminatory ballot access laws for minor-party candidates, yet upheld the decision to keep him off the ballot, emphasizing the need for election law stability close to Election Day. West plans to appeal the ruling.
Fox News: Georgia judge rules election officials must certify vote counts, even if they suspect fraud
A Georgia judge has mandated that county election officials must certify election results by the legal deadline, regardless of suspicions of fraud or mistakes. Judge Robert McBurney emphasized that delays in obtaining information do not justify refusing to certify results.
This ruling reinforces the requirement for timely certification of election outcomes in Georgia, aiming to uphold electoral integrity and efficiency.
Breitbart: Newsom Signs Another Law Claiming to Curb Gas Prices
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law aimed at preventing gas price spikes by requiring refineries to maintain excess fuel supplies. However, it does not address taxes, cap-and-trade regulations, or refinery rules, which experts cite as key contributors to high gas prices.
Despite past legislative efforts to curb price gouging and windfall profits, gas prices in California remain the highest in the nation. Newsom's latest actions have not resolved the underlying issues affecting fuel costs.
Fox News: Kamala goes to church, the first October surprise, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News commentators critique Vice President Kamala Harris, suggesting she has been inactive and lacks a clear vision. The discussion includes various political perspectives, highlighting the significance of the upcoming presidential election.
Concerns are raised about the FBI's involvement in the Hunter Biden laptop case and the implications for the Biden administration. The commentary reflects broader frustrations with political leadership and accountability.
Liberty Nation News: Trump Says ‘Enemy From Within’ Threatens National Security - Liberty Nation News
Former President Donald Trump has drawn criticism for suggesting the use of the National Guard and military to address illegal immigration and civil unrest in the U.S. He characterized some government officials as "enemies from within," arguing they undermine national interests.
Trump's remarks were made during an interview where he emphasized the historical precedent for military involvement in domestic issues, referencing past laws that permit such actions. He also criticized media portrayals, claiming they damage public trust in news sources.
Forbes: Judge Thwarts GOP Georgia Election Officials—Says Board Must Certify Vote Counts
A Georgia judge ruled that election officials must certify election results, regardless of suspicions of fraud, following a lawsuit from a Republican board member. This decision aims to prevent local officials from refusing certification, impacting the upcoming presidential election.
The ruling addresses the politicization of local election roles since 2020 and aims to ensure voter confidence. Ongoing legal challenges regarding Georgia's election rules may further influence the election process.
Fox News: Detroit pastor 'offended' by Kamala Harris' strategy to woo Black male voters: 'We're not political infants'
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for allegedly exploiting the Black vote, expressing offense at her choice to engage with podcaster Charlamagne tha God instead of local faith leaders. He emphasized that Black men are politically aware and demand genuine solutions.
Harris, addressing declining support among Black voters, asserted that she is committed to earning their trust and highlighted her initiatives aimed at supporting Black entrepreneurs and improving job opportunities. She remains optimistic about voter engagement ahead of the upcoming election.
Breitbart: Left-Wing Australian PM Anthony Albanese Kicks Off Affordable Housing Plan, Buys $4.3 Million Oceanfront Mansion
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has purchased a $4.3 million waterfront mansion while advocating for a housing program to address the country's housing shortage. He aims to build 1.2 million homes by 2030 amid a cost-of-living crisis.
Albanese acknowledged his fortunate position compared to his past and emphasized his commitment to helping Australians secure housing. He dismissed claims that the purchase indicates a political exit, stating he intends to remain in office long-term.
#society
Le Monde: 'L'Histoire de Souleymane': Two days of pure suspense in the life of a migrant
"L'Histoire de Souleymane" by Boris Lojkine follows Souleymane, a young undocumented migrant from Guinea in Paris, as he navigates the challenges of survival and asylum. The film explores his precarious existence, emphasizing the fragility of his situation without moral judgment.
The narrative draws on themes of individual struggle and resilience, reminiscent of earlier works like "Rosetta." It highlights the daily realities faced by migrants, focusing on the character's urgent need for stability and legal recognition.
Times Of Israel: Mass displacement in Lebanon raises specter of sectarianism, revives civil war trauma
In Marjayoun, Lebanon, a predominantly Christian town, schools and a church opened to shelter those fleeing Israeli attacks on Hezbollah. Despite initial hospitality, concerns about potential Hezbollah affiliations among the displaced led to rising tensions and fears of violence, prompting many to leave.
The ongoing conflict has exacerbated Lebanon's sectarian divides, with over a million displaced individuals straining resources and heightening fears of instability. Political leaders emphasize the need for civil peace, but local tensions are palpable, recalling memories of the civil war.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Iran terror proxies amass on Israel’s borders in 'Ring of Fire’
The Iranian regime has built a "Ring of Fire" around Israel using various terror groups to extend its influence in the Middle East. Recent Israeli military actions are disrupting this network, though Iran's proxies have yet to engage directly in ground battles.
As tensions rise, Iranian-backed militias in Iraq and Syria remain poised to act, potentially targeting Israel. Analysts suggest that continued military pressure on these groups is essential to prevent their regrouping and to influence regional dynamics.
The Telegraph: Kremlin launches €1bn raid on Shell
Russia is pursuing over €1bn in damages from Shell following the company's exit from the country after the Ukraine invasion. A lawsuit was filed by the Russian prosecutor general, with a hearing set for December 11.
Shell's withdrawal led to significant asset write-downs and disputes over its stake in the Sakhalin-2 project, which Russia seized and transferred to a domestic entity. Shell disputes the legitimacy of this transfer.
#crime
GB News: Man carrying EIGHTEEN deadly knives bound for violent London gangs arrested by Met
A man was arrested in London for carrying 18 bladed weapons, including machetes and combat knives, believed to be intended for violent gangs. He was also found with drugs and is under investigation for possessing offensive weapons and attempting to supply drugs.
The Metropolitan Police are intensifying efforts to combat knife crime and gang violence, which has seen a rise in offenses and fatalities among teenagers.
Breitbart: Israeli Policeman Shot Dead, Four Wounded in Terrorist Attack
An Israeli policeman was killed and four others wounded in a terrorist attack near Ashdod. The assailant, who approached on foot, opened fire before being shot by an ambulance volunteer. Initial investigations suggest he may have crossed illegally from the West Bank.
This incident is part of a series of violent attacks occurring as Jewish Israelis observe the High Holidays.
#sports
GB News: Naomi Osaka looks to copy Emma Raducanu injury plan after tournament decision made
Naomi Osaka will return to competitive tennis at the WTA 250 Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open later this month, joining a lineup that includes Emma Raducanu and Simona Halep. This marks Osaka's first appearance in Hong Kong since 2018 after recent injury withdrawals.
Osaka's participation follows her retirement from the China Open due to a lower back issue. Emma Raducanu, also returning from injury, aims to prepare for the Billie Jean King Cup. The tournament will take place from October 26 to November 3 at Victoria Park.