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America One News
20 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: 'Britain is still ensnared by European human rights nonsense - our laws are totally fair and reasonable' - Lady Judith McAlpine
The author expresses frustration over the UK's integration into the European Union, which they believe has led to the erosion of British laws and sovereignty. They argue that the EU's influence has resulted in unnecessary regulations and that the UK should not be bound by foreign laws, particularly concerning human rights.
The author supports Brexit, crediting Boris Johnson for the UK's departure from the EU, but feels that subsequent governments have failed to fully sever ties with European regulations. They contend that the UK has adequate laws and does not require EU oversight.
#society
Times Of Israel: Afraid Israel will target Beirut airport, Lebanese increasingly leave by sea
Amid escalating violence from the Israel-Hezbollah war, many Lebanese are fleeing via sea from Tripoli to Turkey, fearing bombings at Beirut's airport. The demand for this route has surged, with over 900 passengers now using cargo ships adapted for travel.
Since October 8, Hezbollah has intensified attacks on Israel, resulting in significant casualties on both sides. More than one million people have reportedly fled the violence in Lebanon, with many seeking safety from ongoing strikes.
#military
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Warned Israel Not to Enter Area Where Hamas Leader Was Found
Kamala Harris warned Israel against major military operations in Rafah, citing potential consequences. Despite this, Israel's operation led to the capture of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, highlighting the complexities of military strategy where luck can play a significant role.
The Biden-Harris administration's approach to combat, favoring targeted strikes over major operations, has faced criticism, suggesting it may have contributed to failures in other conflicts. The situation in Rafah exemplifies the unpredictable nature of warfare.