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PJ Media: 'Don’t Be So Two-Faced!’ Muslim Reformer Lashes Out Against Accusers
Dr. Ahmed Maher, an Egyptian scholar who has been outspoken about Islamic history and doctrine, is being accused of inciting hate. However, Maher argues that he is simply quoting from Islamic scriptures that contain teachings about violence and intolerance. He criticizes those who try to silence him and accuses them of being ashamed of their own religious texts. This situation reflects a pattern where anyone who highlights problematic aspects of Islam is quickly canceled and accused of spreading hate.
Maher's approach is to directly quote from Islamic scriptures to expose the violent teachings within them. He challenges Muslims who criticize him by asking if they would condone the actions described in their own religious texts. This tactic has resulted in backlash from strict practitioners of Islam who view Maher's actions as a direct attack on their faith.
Breitbart: Morris: New York Times Normies Suddenly Realize Hunter Is Cool
The New York Times begrudgingly acknowledges that Hunter Biden is seen as cool and admired for his debauchery and unconventional lifestyle. The article tries to rationalize and criticize his appeal, but fails to understand why people admire him despite his flaws. In the past, the Times has unwittingly helped promote Hunter's art career. Despite his wrongdoings, Hunter is portrayed as multi-dimensional and iconic in his own way.
Forbes: Honey Dijon Partners With Johnnie Walker On ‘Elusive Umami’ Blue Label
Johnnie Walker has partnered with Honey Dijon to create a new track called "Earthly Delights" to pair with their new Scotch whisky, Elusive Umami. The whisky was carefully crafted and hand-picked for its unique umami flavor profile. The limited-edition release is priced at $369.99/£295.
National Review: The Woke Code of Morality Was All Nonsense
All the talk of "hate speech" and "accountability culture" has proven to be empty and hypocritical. The progressive creed quickly fell apart when faced with the atrocities committed by Hamas. The Sensitivity-Industrial Complex, which claimed to prioritize diversity and inclusion, revealed itself to be a sham when confronted with a real barbarity. The architects and adherents of Woke America turned their backs on their own principles, abandoning their push for free expression and instead supporting public celebration of genocide. The transformation was complete, exposing their grubby self-interest and the malleability of their terms. The heinous terroristic attack in Israel exposed the worthlessness and cynicism of the censor's protective superstructure, as it was hastily abandoned in favor of political convenience.
Spectator USA: Life in a Roman neighborhood
A collection of stories set in Rome follows various individuals connected by a set of steps in a Roman neighborhood. Despite their diverse backgrounds, they coexist and go about their daily routines, reflecting on themes of identity, belonging, and displacement. The interactions between the characters, both native and new to the city, illustrate inner restlessness and the impact of small gestures. Lahiri provides a glimpse into the familiar and strange aspects of Rome through these tales.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Cornell University Professor says Hamas terrorist attacks were “exhilarating”
Cornell University professor, Russell Rickford, expressed support for Hamas' terrorist attacks, calling them "exhilarating" and "energizing" at a pro-Palestine protest. The speech, caught on camera, stirred controversy and drew condemnation from many who found his remarks shameful and anti-Semitic.
Breitbart: Neither Jordan nor Egypt Will Accept Refugees Fleeing Gaza
King Abdullah II of Jordan and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz discussed the issue of accepting refugees from the Gaza Strip. Abdullah made it clear that Jordan and Egypt would not accept any refugees and that the humanitarian situation should be handled within Gaza and the West Bank. He emphasized the need to prevent further escalation of the conflict. Scholz expressed support for Israel's right to defend itself against Hamas terrorists. U.S. President Joe Biden is set to visit Israel amidst the country's recovery from the devastating terrorist attacks. Both Jordan and Egypt are concerned about potential political and security risks associated with accepting Gazan refugees.
Forbes: Madonna Launches Her Celebration Tour And Makes It A Family Affair
Madonna kicked off her long-awaited Celebration Tour in London, where she was joined on stage by most of her children. The concert was a hit with fans and showcased the musical talents of her kids, including Lourdes, Stella, David, and Mercy. The tour, which was delayed due to Madonna's hospitalization, will continue as scheduled.
Breitbart: Israel Delay in Ground Invasion of Gaza Prompts Speculation
Israel has postponed a ground invasion of Gaza for undisclosed reasons, sparking speculation. One reason could be the threat from Hezbollah, Iran's proxy army, which has been attacking Israeli forces on the Lebanese border. Israel wants to be prepared for a two-front war. Another reason may be international concern for humanitarian conditions in Gaza, as Israel must balance its mission to destroy Hamas with preserving relations with Arab allies and the United States. Speculation suggests Israel may wait until after President Biden's visit before launching a big invasion.
Spectator USA: Scattering my father’s ashes in the Camino de Santiago
Two sisters walk the Camino to scatter their father's ashes in Santiago de Compostela, while the narrator meets them at the end. The city is filled with pilgrims and has a rich history. The sisters have already started spreading their father's ashes, but the narrator feels unsettled by it.
Forbes: DJ D-Sol No More: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Quits Spinning In Public Due To Media ‘Distraction’
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, also known as DJ D-Sol, has decided to stop public DJ performances due to unwanted media attention. This decision comes as Goldman Sachs faces declining profits and tensions among decision makers. Despite beating analyst estimates, the bank's profits remain lower compared to previous years.
Breitbart: DOD Doesn't Deny 2,000 Troops Given 'Prepare to Deploy' Orders for Israel
Approximately 2,000 US troops may be prepared to assist Israel in its war against Hamas. The troops, who are already based in the Middle East and Europe, would provide advisory and medical support, but not engage in combat. The Israeli Defense Force has stated that it will handle the fighting. Additionally, a small team is currently in Israel to assist with hostage recovery efforts. The exact number of American hostages in Gaza is unknown.
Field & Stream: How to Hunt the Best Day of the Rut No. 1: October 18
The Whitetail Rut is starting, and Wednesday, October 18, is the best day to hunt for a big buck. Bucks are focused on breeding, so it's a great time to catch them on their rub lines. In the morning, sit along a bedding-area rub line, and in the evening, set up on a secluded food source. Introducing an intruder with mock scrapes can also increase your chances of success.
Liberty Nation: Report Shows US Nuclear Posture Inadequate
Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea are all posing a nuclear threat to the US. The US nuclear posture is not up to the task of addressing this rapidly evolving threat. The existing Nuclear Posture Review and National Defense Strategy need to be updated to address the current security environment and the two-peer threat of Russia and China. The Biden administration's approach to nuclear modernization is falling short, and there is a need for a comprehensive and integrated deterrence strategy. Defensive capabilities also need improvement to protect critical US infrastructure. The report's impact is seen in how America's enemies react, with China expressing concern over the report's findings.
Spectator USA: America’s Hamas double failure
American failures contributed to Hamas’s attack, but to a lesser extent than Israel's failures. Iran played a significant role, supplying funds, plans, intelligence, and weapons to Hamas. The US also played a role, with bumbling incompetence and policy errors that contributed to the conflict and Hamas's success. The Biden administration's policy of appeasement towards Iran and its terrorist proxies, instead of sanctioning and containing them, has failed and must be changed. Biden's policies inadvertently enriched Iran and allowed it to expand its regional dominance and fund terrorism. The administration must acknowledge its errors and be held responsible for the damage it caused.