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19 Oct 2023
#politics
American Thinker: The fables about greenhouse gases, especially about methane
The news is full of sensationalist stories about climate change, but it's important to consider the facts. Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane have a warming effect, but water vapor is actually more important in warming the atmosphere. Methane is rare and its effects are masked by water. Wetlands and termites are the main producers of methane, not cows. Some climate fanatics want to eliminate farming and ranching, ignoring the fact that naturally occurring methane far outweighs emissions from these sources. The Biden administration has proposed regulations on methane emissions, despite it being a nonexistent problem.
Red State: Elon Tears Apart Disgusting Sentence for Man Convicted of Posting Hillary Clinton Memes
Douglass Mackey was sentenced to seven months in prison for spreading a meme that encouraged Clinton supporters to vote via text message during the 2016 election. Elon Musk criticized the government for pursuing criminal charges, highlighting the lack of consequences for those who suppressed the Hunter Biden laptop information. The disparity in treatment raises questions about the disintegrating system of justice and the two-tiered application of the law.
Fox News: Nikki Haley 'misleads' town hall audience when questioned on Chinese land purchases in South Carolina: WaPo
Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley is accused of misleading the audience at a town hall about selling land to China while she was governor of South Carolina . Fact-checker Glenn Kessler gave her "four Pinocchios" for denying the sale . Chinese companies received approximately 1,500 acres of land, and Haley defended her deals, stating the difference between national security and bringing business to South Carolina . She has been criticized for wanting credit without taking responsibility for the details .
#war
Forbes: There’s One Thing Ukraine’s ATACMS Missiles Can’t Do: Blow Up Tanks
Ukraine received American-made M39 rockets that can wreak havoc on helicopters and supply convoys, but they are ineffective against tanks. The rockets were quietly shipped by the Biden administration and were used to destroy Russian attack helicopters. However, for armored vehicles, the M39s are not suitable.
The Right Scoop: “Now is not the time to talk about a ceasefire” – John Fetterman comes out with unequivocal support for Israel
John Fetterman unequivocally supports Israel's war on Hamas, refusing to discuss a ceasefire. He mourns for innocent lives lost and believes a ceasefire can be discussed after neutralizing Hamas. Fetterman plans to work with colleagues to provide aid and confirm ambassador-nominee Jack Lew.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: ‘Interstellar’ Star Jessica Chastain Pleads for Help to Find a Credible News Source After NYT and WaPo ‘Rushed to Conclusion’ over Gaza Hospital Blast
Jessica Chastain appeals for reliable news sources amid concerns about media rushing to conclusions. The actress's plea follows the spread of false information about Israel and the Gaza hospital blast, which was later debunked. Chastain has previously been involved in propaganda efforts, such as cozying up to Ukraine's president.
Le Monde: Former Finnish president Martti Ahtisaari, tireless mediator for peace, has died
Former Finnish President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Martti Ahtisaari, known for his role as a mediator in international conflicts, passed away at the age of 86. Ahtisaari's efforts in promoting peace education and conflict prevention have earned him the status of a "great historical figure" in Finland. His diplomatic career included contributing to the decolonization process in Namibia.
The Blaze: Biden slammed by some Republicans after announcing $100 million in aid for Gaza and the West Bank
President Biden announces $100 million in aid for Gaza and the West Bank, with precautions to ensure it reaches those in need. Republicans politicians claim the aid will end up in the hands of terrorists. Some Democrats express support for the president's move.
American Thinker: Biden goes to Israel, falls asleep, calls terrorists 'the other team,' tells Israel not to get too angry
Joe Biden warned Israel not to be consumed by rage after the Hamas attack, which he compared to 9/11. Critics claim he blamed Israel instead of the terrorists and failed to show support for the longtime ally. Biden's meeting was canceled mid-flight, and he fell asleep during his first appearance. He referred to the terrorists as "the other team," leading to further criticism of his handling of the situation. Overall, his trip was seen as a failure and highlighted his lack of capability in foreign affairs.
#culture
Midwest Living: Best Things to Do in Bloomington, Indiana
Indiana University, located in Bloomington, is known for its sports teams, culture, and natural beauty. The city offers a vibrant arts and entertainment scene, with a downtown district full of restaurants and shops. Visitors can also explore the Tibetan Mongolian Buddhist Cultural Center and enjoy outdoor activities at nearby lakes. On campus, there are beautiful buildings and landmarks to see, such as the Sample Gates and the IU Auditorium. Food options range from classic American fare to international cuisines, and there are plenty of places to stay, including the Graduate Hotel in downtown Bloomington.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Fed-Up Lawmaker Wants to Issue $5K Fines to Parents with 'Out of Control' Children
Chicago Alderman Ray Lopez, a Democrat, is proposing a new city ordinance that would hold parents accountable for their minor children's illegal actions. He believes that minors are responsible for the majority of problems associated with recent violent street takeovers in the city. The ordinance would impose fines on parents or legal guardians who allow their children to participate in crimes.
The Blaze: Iowa man sentenced to 50 years after satanic image found with date of woman's death and coordinates to location of her skull on a pike
A man is sentenced to 50 years in prison for the murder of a woman whose remains were found after investigators discovered a drawing with satanic symbols. The victim was last seen alive in April 2021 and her remains were found three months later.
#sports
Forbes: Former Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim Looking Forward To Joining ESPN
Former Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim is set to join ESPN and broadcast college basketball games, expressing his excitement to stay involved in the game. Boeheim believes that the Name, Image, and Likeness rules are inadvertently making college basketball stronger and sees it as a positive for the sport. After retiring in 2022, former Villanova coach Jay Wright also joined the broadcast booth, making Boeheim his companion. Boeheim's coaching career at Syracuse came to an end when Adrian Autry, a former player and longtime assistant, was named as his successor. Boeheim's notable achievements include winning the 2003 NCAA championship and leading the Orange to five Final Fours.
#technology
Forbes: Musk Warns Of `Enormous Challenges’ For Tesla Cybertruck Production And Pricing
Tesla's long-awaited Cybertruck will be available in November, but CEO Elon Musk warned investors of challenges in manufacturing and affordability. Musk did not provide a specific sales target for the new model but mentioned a potential of reaching 250,000 sales a year by 2025. Tesla's entry into the pickup truck market faces competition from Ford, GM, and Stellantis, who have already introduced their own electric truck models. The release of the Cybertruck comes after Tesla posted weaker-than-expected financial results in the last quarter.