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16 Oct 2023
#politics
Spectator USA: Poland’s Law and Justice lost. What next?
The likely electoral victory of Poland’s opposition is good news for Polish democracy. The election campaign was not free or fair, but the ruling party's campaign tactics were expected. The opposition has a strong chance at forming a coalition government, and they are likely to maintain the existing consensus on Ukraine policy and defense spending. It is hoped that the new government will repair ties with Western European capitals and build effective coalitions with like-minded countries. The new government will also need to address domestic challenges such as macroeconomic stability, high inflation, and the need to bring down the temperature in Polish politics. Restoring trust in institutions and creating a sense of unity will require restraint and prudence from the opposition.
Breitbart: Jordan On Cusp of Speakership as Biggest Critic Drops Opposition, Endorses Him
Rep. Mike Rogers, who initially organized opposition against Rep. Jim Jordan for Speaker, has now endorsed him. This endorsement gives Jordan a clearer path to securing the necessary votes on the House floor. The move signals to other Republicans to support Jordan in order to better oppose President Joe Biden's agenda.
Washington Free Beacon: Jon Huntsman Says Family Will No Longer Donate To University of Pennsylvania, Citing School’s Response To Hamas Attacks
Former U.S ambassador Jon Huntsman and other major donors have severed ties with the University of Pennsylvania due to the school's passive response to the recent terrorist attacks in Israel. The Huntsman family, who have contributed over $50 million to the university, criticized Penn's silence and lack of condemnation towards Hamas. Huntsman's decision comes after trustee Marc Rowan urged donors to stop giving until Penn president Liz Magill resigns. Alumni and donors have already joined the boycott, pressuring the university to clarify their stance on the attacks and condemn anti-Semitism.
PJ Media: McCarthy Predicts Jim Jordan Will Be Elected House Speaker
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy expressed confidence that Rep. Jim Jordan will win election as the next House Speaker. Jordan secured the Republican nomination but 55 House Republicans indicated they wouldn't support him. A floor vote is expected on Tuesday, and it remains unclear if the outcome will be in Jordan's favor. McCarthy's past predictions on votes have not been accurate, so there is little reason to believe the situation has changed. It is uncertain if Jordan will have enough support to become the next House Speaker.
Red State: BREAKING: Mike Rogers Ditches the Dems, Throws Support Behind Jim Jordan
The House GOP's attempts to elect a new Speaker of the House may finally be ending. Mike Rogers, who was opposed to Jim Jordan becoming Speaker, has now thrown his support behind Jordan. However, some GOP House members may still nominate a challenger. The next vote will take place on Tuesday.
Daily Wire: Former U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman Halts Millions In Funding From Penn Over Its Response To Hamas Attacks
Former Republican presidential candidate and U.S. Ambassador to Russia, Jon Huntsman Jr., announced that the Huntsman Foundation would stop its funding to the University of Pennsylvania due to the university's failure to condemn the evil acts of Hamas. Huntsman emphasized that he believes the university's silence is a form of antisemitism and moral relativism, leading to the withdrawal of future donations from the foundation.
In response to the backlash from influential trustees and alumni, Penn President Liz Magill issued a second statement condemning Hamas and addressing the university's stance on antisemitism. This came after the resignation of a Penn Board of Trustees member, Vahan Gureghian, who criticized the university's embrace of antisemitism and negligence in the defense of its students' wellbeing.
#society
Daily Wire: College Campus Anti-Semitism Finally Rears Its Ugly Head
Jew-hatred on college campuses is not surprising. Radical activist professors have indoctrinated students with anti-Semitic sentiments for years. Students now openly celebrate violence against Jews and demand support for Hamas. University administrations are complicit by failing to address this issue and instead promoting diversity that ignores anti-Semitism. It is time for higher education to take action and hold these pro-terrorist students accountable. The future of our country depends on it.
The Blaze: Dove launches obese and hairy armpit campaign in NYC subways to promote showing off unshaven women's underarms
Dove has launched an ad campaign called "The Pits of New York" in the NYC subway system to normalize hairy armpits. The campaign includes photos of women showing off their underarms and aims to challenge societal judgments. It follows Dove's partnership with a pro-fat, racial-identitarian activist.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: DeSantis Airlifts 270 American Evacuees Out of Israel
Florida Governor and presidential candidate Ron DeSantis authorized the rescue and evacuation of American citizens in Israel. The state partnered with a veteran-run coalition to charter a rescue flight, reuniting Floridians and others with their families. DeSantis estimated over 20,000 Americans, including Floridians, were unable to return home due to cancelled commercial flights. Evacuated families expressed gratitude but also overwhelming fear from the situation. The federal government also organized flights and explored land and sea evacuation options for US citizens. The US Embassy in Israel informed citizens that they may not choose their destination and must repay the government before departure. Despite the restrictions, some pets were permitted on rescue flights, and four dogs arrived in Tampa along with the evacuees, where Governor DeSantis and his family warmly welcomed them.
Daily Wire: Israel Legal Expert Explains How Israel Upholds Laws Of Armed Conflict
Former head of the International Law Department in the IDF, Lt. Col. (Ret.) Pnina Sharvit-Baruch, explained in an interview that Israel upholds the laws of armed conflict while fighting against Hamas. She emphasized that Hamas has committed war crimes, and that Israel does not target purely civilian structures but focuses on legitimate military targets within civilian facilities. She stated that collateral damage should not be excessive in relation to the military advantage gained from an attack, and Israel takes practical measures, such as issuing warnings like "Roof Knocking," to minimize harm to civilians. Israel has consistently strived to minimize casualties in the past.
Red State: Iran Announces Hamas Willing to Release Hostages if Israel Halts Airstrikes
Israel and Hamas are in conflict, with Iran claiming that Hamas is willing to release 199 hostages if Israel stops airstrikes. However, releasing the hostages is impossible under Israeli bombardment. Israeli airstrikes have killed over 2,600 in Gaza. Meanwhile, Hamas has posted a video with kidnapped Israeli children. Israeli ground troops are conducting raids to eliminate Hamas operatives and rescue hostages. This development adds another layer of complexity to an already tragic situation.
Townhall: Honduras at a Crossroads
Honduran President Xiomara Castro must choose between aligning with Venezuela and anti-American regimes or maintaining ties with the US. Unfortunately, it seems like Honduras is moving in the wrong direction by embracing an ideology hostile to freedom and accepting aid from international organizations. The Castro administration's mistreatment of investors and attacks on trade treaty obligations have led to legal disputes and concerns among US lawmakers. Additionally, Honduras's recent actions, such as establishing diplomatic ties with China and sending delegates to Russia, have raised further alarm. It is important to incentivize the Honduran government to change course and prioritize relations with the US.
Euromaidan Press: Most of Russia’s drones come from China, Russian Finance Minister admits
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov revealed that the majority of Russia's drones used in Ukraine are supplied by China. Siluanov expressed gratitude to China for their partnership but emphasized the need for Russia to develop its own drone capabilities. A new national project has been allocated funds to build up domestic drone production and aim for 41% of drones to carry the "Made in Russia" label by 2025. China has consistently denied providing military assistance to Russia, despite evidence of supplying foreign components for Russian drones.
#culture
Forbes: New York Comic Con 2023: The Four-Day Gathering Was ‘Dy-No-Mite!’
New York Comic Con drew in thousands of fans, with original Good Times cast members BernNadette Stanis and Ralph Carter making appearances. The event showcased a variety of merchandise, with Chucky from the TV series being a popular standout. There was a decline in comic book vendors and a rise in anime and manga merchandise. Independent comic book creators, such as Paul Thayer, Carolyn Belefski, and Jay the Teller, were also featured. The event featured unique costumes and memorable characters, including a creepy clown.
#history
Spectator USA: The Queen’s sole blunder
Queen Elizabeth II, known for her unerring reign, experienced a rare misstep sixty years ago. Prime Minister Macmillan's sudden illness led to a hasty search for his replacement, resulting in the unexpected appointment of Alec Douglas-Home. This decision caused controversy and accusations of impropriety, raising questions about the Queen's involvement in the process. Macmillan's resignation marked the end of an era and set in motion changes within the British political landscape.
#health
Breitbart: Actress Lauren Miller Rogen Monitored 'Small' Brain Aneurysm for Years. It Began Growing in 2022
Actress Lauren Miller Rogen revealed that she had a brain aneurysm, which grew rapidly and needed to be removed. She spoke about her family's history of brain health issues and the discovery of the aneurysm at a recent event. After monitoring it for years, the aneurysm started growing in 2022 and her medical team decided to perform surgery to address the threat. Miller Rogen emphasized the importance of proactive care and not being afraid to discuss genetic risks with doctors. She also highlighted the role of humor in coping with difficult situations.
#sports
Forbes: Bucks Depth Chart Prediction: Can Young Wings Crack The Rotation?
The Milwaukee Bucks are facing uncertainty with their new coach and are questioning their starting lineup and rotations. Malik Beasley and Jae Crowder are the top contenders for the fifth starting spot, but the decision could impact the team's speed and agility on the wing. The Bucks may also play with a fourth big man in their rotation, and MarJon Beauchamp appears to be the frontrunner for the 10th spot in the rotation, while Andre Jackson Jr. will need more time to figure out his role. The young prospects may have to settle for bench roles early in the season.
Forbes: A Super Bowl In London? NFL Won’t Rule Out An Overseas Version Of The Most Expensive Game In Sports.
NFL leaders are considering the possibility of holding a future Super Bowl in London, as they aim to expand international games. While the league currently prioritizes cities with franchises, the desire to increase its global reach may lead to the big game being played overseas. This move could further impact the already expensive ticket prices, making it even more difficult for average American fans to attend.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Range Bags of 2023
Range bags are essential for transporting all your shooting gear to the range. They make it easier to organize and find your equipment. The best range bags include backpacks, large duffels, and compact bags. Some top options include the GPS Tactical Range Backpack, the 5.11 Tactical Range Ready Bag, and the Osage River Light Duty Tactical Range Bag. Consider factors like build quality, storage capacity, and cost when choosing a range bag.
#other
Skilled Survival: Best Mylar Bags To Upgrade Your Food Stockpile (before SHTF)
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Mylar bags are a great tool for long-term food storage because they are strong, light, and tight. They help control oxygen, moisture, and light exposure, which extends the shelf life of food. To use Mylar bags, you need the right sizes and thicknesses, and you should seal them properly using a heat source. It is important to protect your food from rodents by storing the bags in hard plastic buckets. Additionally, adding oxygen absorbers and desiccants to the bags before sealing them helps maintain food quality. Organizing and labeling the bags is crucial for easy access and inventory management. Overall, Mylar bags are a reliable and efficient solution for DIY stockpiles.
Daily Wire: Taylor Swift ‘The Eras Tour’ Film Smashes Records, Becomes Highest Grossing Concert Movie Ever
Taylor Swift's concert film "The Eras Tour" broke records, earning around $95-97 million in its opening weekend and selling over $100 million in advance tickets globally. This surpasses the previous record held by "Woodstock" and shows the success of the film despite uncertainties regarding its performance. With 60% of tickets purchased in advance, the film is aiming for packed theaters and an immersive concert experience. It has the potential to become the most profitable concert run in American history.