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Field & Stream: What Is the International Emergency Signal for Distress
In order to survive in distress situations outdoors, it is crucial to know the international emergency signal for distress and how to use it effectively. The signal consists of three shouts, whistle blows, flashes of light, or other indicators given in a series of threes, followed by a one-minute pause and repeated. Having the right gear, such as a survival whistle, signal mirror, emergency beacon, flares, and high-visibility fabric, can greatly increase your chances of being seen or heard. It's important to stay calm, choose the appropriate signal, pause between signals, and repeat the pattern until help arrives.
Forbes: A Horrendous Decision Awaits Israel On Iran
Iran is close to making a nuclear weapon and developing lethal missiles. The Ayatollahs might incinerate New York City. Israel wants to strike Iran, but the US prevents it. This episode explains Iran's motives and the global consequences if they become nuclear.
American Thinker: Is Harvard a fraud?
Harvard condemns Israel's attack by Hamas, but its president denounces the terrorist acts. The issue lies in whether Harvard will tolerate students aligning with Hamas.
The Economist: Poland’s opposition heads for government
Poland's election on October 15th, 2023, saw a record turnout of 74%. The nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party, in power since 2015, received only 35.4% of the vote, while the main opposition party, the centrist Civic Coalition (KO), got 30.7%. Former prime minister Donald Tusk and his KO party celebrated the results, hoping to form a government and undo PiS's control over the judiciary and state institutions.
PiS, despite winning the most votes, may struggle to form a government if KO, along with Third Way and Lewica, collectively have a majority in parliament. The election was marred by concerns of institutional bias and propaganda from state media. A government led by Tusk would face challenges, including potential vetoes from President Andrzej Duda, a member of PiS. The divisions in Polish politics remain deep, with many Poles skeptical of the opposition's intentions.
Forbes: Navigating The Energy Misinformation Maze
The author reflects on their experience as an energy writer, correcting misinformation and differentiating between facts, opinions, and misinformation. They emphasize the importance of relying on trusted sources, such as the Energy Information Administration (EIA) and the Statistical Review of World Energy, for accurate data. They also discuss how opinions can vary and be supported by different facts, and how misinformation can be spread intentionally or unintentionally. The author highlights the challenges of correcting misinformation, as some individuals may not be open to accepting the truth. Ultimately, they stress the significance of recognizing the differences between facts, opinions, and misinformation for informed discussions and effective policy decisions.
Washington Free Beacon: I'm an American—And I'm Staying in Israel With My Young Family
The United States evacuates citizens from Israel as tension rises. Despite the risks, the author and his family choose to stay, refusing to abandon their loved ones and their homeland. Conflict ensues within Israel as trust in the government diminishes. The author acknowledges the global support for Israel's right to defend itself against Hamas.
American Thinker: Israel: Don’t Repeat the Mistakes of the Past
Playing with fire, Israel has underestimated Hamas for years. The tragedy unfolding now calls for a rethinking of Israeli and Western strategy. Israel allowed Hamas to coexist due to political strategy and financial incentives, but it has backfired.
Israel supported Hamas financially and even supplied aid, but Hamas diverted funds and planned a meticulously orchestrated attack. Hamas, driven by an apocalyptic ideology, seeks to overwhelm Israel in a wider war. Israel must now confront and dismantle Hamas to prevent further suffering.
Forbes: India’s Supreme Court Refuses To Legalize Same-Sex Marriage But Says Queer Unions Must Not Face Discrimination
India's Supreme Court rejected the legalization of same-sex marriage, stating that it is a decision for Parliament. However, the court affirmed that LGBTQ individuals have the right to choose their partners without discrimination. The court also ruled against allowing adoption for same-sex couples but recognized the right of transgender individuals in a heterosexual relationship to marry under existing laws. Same-sex marriage remains illegal in Asia, except for Taiwan.
Washington Free Beacon: Senate Seeks Permanent Freeze on $6 Billion Ransom Payment to Iran
Senate Republicans, led by Sen. Tim Scott, have introduced legislation to permanently freeze the Biden administration's $6 billion ransom payment to Iran. The bill aims to prevent the administration from making the payment available to Iran in the future and sets the stage for Congress to seize Iranian assets worldwide. Republicans argue that the Biden administration's actions are not sufficient in cutting off Tehran's access to financial assets, especially as Iran supports terrorist organizations such as Hamas. The legislation, called the Revoke Iranian Funding Act, would refreeze the assets and allow Congress to target other Iranian assets held globally.
American Thinker: The Alternate Universe of Anti-Israel Protestors
The recent surge of pro-Palestine protests on campuses reveals a distorted reality where Israel is the oppressor and Hamas is a victim. This rejection of truth is puzzling, but can be attributed to the lack of consequences for holding wrong ideas and the encouragement of "outside the box" thinking on campuses. The trivialization of evil and victimhood culture further contribute to this distorted view. These demonstrations are not only fueled by anti-Semitism, but also by a misinterpretation of historical terms and a lack of understanding of the world outside their bubble of fantasy.