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16 Oct 2023
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Ohio Pro-Lifers Confront Abortion Radicalism
Ohioans will vote on Issue 1, an amendment to the state constitution that would make abortion a fundamental right. Pro-lifers fight against the amendment, fearing it would lead to unrestricted abortion and the erosion of existing laws. The outcome of this vote will have significant implications for the pro-life movement in the state and potentially beyond.
The American Mind: When Lawfare Threatens, Americans Need Courage Under Fire
The American judicial system, once a symbol of blind justice, is now being weaponized against those who exercise their right to free speech. Former officials, including Mark Meadows and Jeff Clark, are facing costly legal battles for uncovering voter fraud. To combat this trend, the Personnel Policy Operations (PPO) has established the Courage Under Fire Legal Defense Fund, providing support to conservative civil servants targeted by the Left's lawfare tactics. These baseless attacks seek to silence dissent and intimidate others from questioning election integrity. PPO stands in solidarity with these public servants, forming a united front to defend their constitutional rights and uphold the truth.
The Babylon Bee: 10 Exciting Kids' Shows Coming Soon From The Daily Wire
The Daily Wire is launching Bentkey, a kids' streaming platform for young conservative patriots. Exciting shows include The Magic Homeschool Bus, Candace the Explorer, Scooby-Jew, and more. The lineup aims to provide enriching and intellectually stimulating entertainment for children.
The Babylon Bee: Texans Put Up Billboards In California Telling Everyone How Terrible Texas Is And How You Probably Shouldn't Move There
In a desperate attempt to deter Californians from moving to Texas, billboards depicting Texas as a terrible state have been put up in California. Texas Governor Greg Abbott hopes this strategy will be effective, as laws haven't stopped Californians from relocating and voting. The billboards highlight exaggerated negatives such as fire ants with AR-15s, an abundance of churches, opposition to marijuana, and allegedly racist cattle. Despite this effort, Californians still choose Texas, considering it a safer option than their current state.
The Federalist: Chutkan's Gag Order On Trump Reinforces His Point
A Texas woman was prosecuted for violently threatening a federal judge, a crime she admitted to. However, Judge Tanya Chutkan, overseeing one of the political prosecutions against Donald Trump, ruled in favor of a gag order limiting what Trump can say about the trial. Chutkan argues it is necessary to prevent harassment and intimidation, but Trump's supporters see it as unfair and silencing his campaign.
#society
The Blaze: Dad arrested after reportedly protecting son, 13, from adult thug who showed up at their home with weapon after beating kid days before; crowd protests dad's arrest
A father in Brooklyn defended his son from an attacker who showed up at their home with a weapon. The arrest of the father sparked a large protest calling for justice and support for the family. The attacker was also arrested and faces multiple charges.
The Blaze: Georgia man receives $1.4M speeding ticket, city officials say it's not a mistake
A man in Savannah, Georgia, received a $1.4 million speeding ticket and was told he had to pay or go to court. The city claims it was a placeholder amount and blames their ticketing system for the confusion. The fine cannot exceed $1,000 and the city is working to clarify the language in the citations.
#war
National Review: ‘Our Duty as Survivors’: Israeli Concertgoer Vows to Go on Living after Harrowing Escape from Hamas
Omri Lendler, a survivor of a terrorist attack in Israel, vows to continue living and thriving despite the tragedy. He recounts the horrors he witnessed and the moments of fear he experienced while hiding from the terrorists. Lendler expresses admiration for the unity and resilience of the Israeli people in the face of adversity.
Forbes: How Antimissile-Systems Protect Commercial Aircraft From MANPADS Attacks In Israel
Israeli airlines El Al, Israir, and Arkia continue to operate flights during the recent conflict in Israel, thanks to integration of anti-missile defense systems into their commercial aircraft fleet. Other airlines, such as KLM and SWISS, have cancelled repatriation flights due to security concerns. The need for anti-missile systems arose from a 2002 incident in which an Israeli aircraft narrowly avoided a missile attack, leading to the suspension of flights from Israel.
The global proliferation of MANPADS, portable missile systems, poses a serious threat to commercial aviation. Around 20 countries possess or produce MANPADS, making them easily accessible to terrorists. These weapons have caused numerous crashes and deaths in conflict zones. Israel addressed this threat by developing anti-missile systems, such as the Flight Guard and C-MUSIC, which utilize radar and lasers to divert and misdirect incoming missiles. These systems have been certified and installed on various aircraft, providing increased security against MANPADS. While Israel remains the only nation mandating such systems, other airlines and VIP aircraft around the world have independently adopted this technology.
Breitbart: Terror Cops Investigate After Killing Outside Migrant Hostel
Counter-terror police are leading the investigation into a knife attack in Hartlepool, England. One person was killed and another injured in the incident, and a suspect has been arrested. The attack occurred at a migrant accommodation center and motives are still being established. Authorities do not believe there is an immediate threat to the public.
Following the recent terrorist attack in France, the UK maintains a substantial terrorism threat level. The investigation is ongoing and updates will follow.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: From Shredded Abs to Shredding Zionists, WaPo Columnist Condemns Israel for Defending Itself
The Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah criticizes Israel's response to Hamas' attack, accusing them of collective punishment and genocidal language. She calls for the end of the occupation and the removal of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Attiah suggests that the only winners in this cycle of violence are weapons dealers, while the rest lose their humanity. However, her argument seems to overlook Hamas' use of human shields and storing munitions in civilian areas. Despite her advice, Israel is expected to handle Hamas with strength and determination.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Russia’s failed frontal assault on Avdiivka coal spoil tip shows Russian strategic lapses
Russian forces launched a failed frontal assault on the heavily fortified Terrikon in Avdiivka, resulting in significant casualties. The assault revealed Russia's flawed tactics and their reliance on "human waves."
#health
Forbes: Improving The FDA’s Regulatory Process Can Enhance Treatment Options
Around 8 million immunocompromised Americans are at higher risk of severe illness and death from Covid-19, yet they receive less protection from standard vaccines. Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) provided benefits in the early stages of the pandemic, but the virus mutations have undermined their effectiveness and the FDA has withdrawn authorization for all current treatments. The FDA should adopt a regulatory structure that allows for the development and updating of mAbs tailored to the latest variants, similar to how they approach the development of updated Covid-19 vaccines. This would lower costs, reduce development time, and improve health outcomes for vulnerable patient groups.
#crime
Daily Wire: Major Mexican Drug Cartel Claims Its Banning Production Of Fentanyl. Experts Are Skeptical.
The Sinaloa Cartel, responsible for most of the fentanyl entering the US, has reportedly banned the production and sale of the drug due to pressure from US law enforcement. Operatives claim the order came from El Chapo's sons. However, officials believe this is a PR move and that the cartel will continue production. Some cartel members have quit or been killed due to the ban, and the cartel hopes to divert focus onto a rival cartel. Nevertheless, the supply of fentanyl is so vast that any reduction will take months, prompting the cartel to increase exports of other drugs.
Daily Wire: Amanda Knox On Trial Again In Italy – This Time To Finally Clear Her Name Of Slander
Amanda Knox, who was falsely accused and wrongly convicted of killing her roommate in Italy, has had her slander conviction overturned and will face a new trial. The European Court of Human Rights ruled that she was not given proper legal representation during her interrogation, which led to false confessions. Knox asserts that police coerced her into implicating an innocent man, Patrick Lumumba, and that her own statements were authored by the police under pressure. Knox welcomes the opportunity for a new trial and declares Lumumba a victim of the violation of her human rights.
The Blaze: Epstein victim who helped convict Ghislaine Maxwell dies of suspected overdose, but mother questions daughter's reported cause of death
Carolyn Andriano, a victim of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring, died of a suspected accidental drug overdose. Authorities believe her death was not suspicious, but Andriano's mother doubts the reported cause of death. Andriano had recently relocated to North Carolina with her family and had been using drugs. A toxicology report revealed the presence of methadone, fentanyl, and alprazolam in her system. She had testified against Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's accomplice, and helped secure her conviction. Andriano received millions from Epstein settlement cases, and her mother and husband are now in a legal battle over her will. Her mother insists on keeping the investigation open, as Andriano's death is shocking and does not make sense.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Hiker Heaven Was Paradise for Pacific Crest Trail Hikers—and Donna "L-Rod" Saufley Was Its Angel
Donna Saufley, known as "L-Rod", first encountered Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers in 1997. She offered them hospitality and became a trail angel, hosting thousands of hikers over the next 20 years. Donna's organization and generosity created a refuge for hikers at "Hiker Heaven". As the popularity of the PCT grew, Donna's stress increased and she had to temporarily close in 2015 due to overcrowding. She reopened the next year before eventually converting the property into an AirBnb. Donna's love for hikers was evident, and she completed the PCT herself in 2017. Sadly, she passed away in 2023 after battling brain cancer. Her impact on the hiking community was profound, and she will be remembered fondly.
#other
Red State: The Pulitzer Prize Dis-Honors: Cell Phones Scorned, a Floating Gourd, and Genocide Grocers
Journalism industry recognized for its sub-exalted performances, with examples including Andrea Mitchell's insensitivity towards an Israeli mother and NBC News focusing on the absence of a Speaker in the House of Representatives. The Washington Post attracts controversy for criticizing the enjoyment of pumpkin spice and its alleged historical implications, while Julie Denesha reports on a Missouri man who sets a Guinness World Record by paddling a hollowed-out pumpkin down the Missouri River. Lastly, the Daily Mail highlights the consequences faced by three Amish men who were exposed as owning cell phones during a government emergency alert test.
Breitbart: 'British Muslim Convert' Pleads Guilty to ISIS Related Terror Charges
A British Muslim convert, Aine Davis, pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm for terrorism purposes and funding terrorism. He had been convicted in Turkey and deported to the UK. British authorities suspected Davis of being part of the ISIS cell known as "The Beatles" that tortured and killed Western hostages in Syria. Two other members of the cell are serving life sentences in the US, while a third was killed in a drone strike. Davis will be sentenced on November 13th.