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23 Oct 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation: Waging War in Real Time – Full Episode – C5 TV
The Palestinian/Israel war and its impact on the US in diplomacy, politics, and economy is discussed in this episode of Liberty Nation's Conservative 5.
National Review: Major GOP Strategists, Donors Fight to Restore Confidence in Elections, One Lawsuit at a Time
Republican group Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections (RITE) is working to restore confidence in election integrity by defending election security measures in court. The nonprofit has engaged in 27 cases across 15 states, aiming to prevent challenges to election safeguards. RITE's efforts have a win rate of nearly 66%, providing voters with hope for a fair electoral process.
Fox News: Blinken says US is 'ready' to get involved in Israel-Hamas war if line is crossed: 'We won't hesitate'
The U.S. is prepared to get involved in the Israel-Hamas war if American personnel are intentionally targeted . Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin warned of the escalation of attacks on U.S. troops and stated that the U.S. has the right to defend itself . President Biden urges militant factions not to get involved and emphasizes the humanitarian crisis in Gaza . Israel continues its air assault on Hamas and other terror targets .
#war
National Review: Look at the Faces of Innocence and Heroism in Israel
Ruth Peretz, a disabled girl, and her father were tragically killed in the Hamas attack on a music festival in Israel. The West seems to have forgotten the ongoing war in Ukraine and the rising antisemitism. Dr. Eitan Ne'eman, a pediatrician, and Amit Mann, a paramedic, also lost their lives. The atrocities committed by Hamas must not be forgotten, and we must continue to look at the human faces and stories behind the conflict.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: Sending Troops To Stop Israel From Defending Itself Has Historically Bad Consequences
On the 40th anniversary of the Beirut Barracks bombing, it is crucial to remember that the Iranian-led forces, later known as Hezbollah, orchestrated the attack. The U.S. troops were unprepared, highlighting the importance of being vigilant in the current conflict between Hamas, Hezbollah, and Israel. The Biden administration's actions suggest a prioritization of diplomatic relations with Iran, rather than effectively addressing the ongoing threat of terrorism.
Euromaidan Press: ISW: Russia keeps on reinforcing resources to Avdiivka despite heavy losses
Despite heavy losses, Russia continues to reinforce its resources in the Avdiivka direction, indicating that they do not plan to abandon operations there. Russian forces are facing challenges in breaking through Ukrainian defenses, including vulnerability to drones and precision weapons, as well as difficulties with minefields and logistics. It remains to be seen if Russian forces can adapt as Ukrainian forces did in a similar situation.
#economy
Le Monde: 1$ trillion in 2022: Multinationals continue shifting their profits to tax havens
The European Tax Observatory reveals that one trillion dollars were transferred to tax havens by the world's largest corporations in 2022 alone. Efforts to tax multinational corporations more effectively in the future are unlikely to change the situation.
National Review: The FTC Is Now Trying to Stop Mergers Before They Start
Federal Trade Commission chair, Lina Khan, is pushing for new updates to the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, which regulates merger approvals. Khan's goal is to deter mergers by burdening companies with excessive paperwork and costs. However, this approach is unnecessary as current rules already allow regulators to determine if a merger is anticompetitive or not. The proposed changes would waste money and harm consumers, and any new rules should come from Congress rather than an ideologue.
#other
Liberty Nation: Greenwashing: The Lies We Tell of Recycling and the Climate
Recycling Troubles: The United States has struggled to efficiently recycle plastics, glass, metal, and other waste products, leading to low rates of recycling compared to Europe. Glass, metal, and plastic recycling face unique challenges that contribute to the failure of American recycling programs. Glass is heavy and results in high transportation costs, while metals require dismantling of products and lack sufficient processing capacity. Plastic recycling rates are globally low, with many companies misleading the public about recyclability.