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23 Oct 2023
#politics
Euromaidan Press: Controversial German leftist Wagenknecht announces new party, slamming the government as the “worst ever”
Controversial German leftist Sahra Wagenknecht announces new party, criticizing the government as the "worst ever." She gained public prominence for her opposition to German arms exports to Ukraine and sanctions against Russia.
Fox News: The single greatest threat to America is hiding in plain sight
A recent poll revealed that a majority of voters in the US see the opposing party as a threat, with some justifying violence to combat their agenda. This crisis of faith in democracy marks the greatest threat to the nation as citizens lose faith in the system and each other. Intellectuals and politicians have fueled this loss of faith by questioning the Constitution and its protections. The Constitution should be defended, as it has endured through times of upheaval and division, allowing for the expression of opposing views. It remains to be seen if the current divisions will overcome the unifying principles of the Constitution.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Five Eyes Alliance: The Chinese Are Stealing More Information Than All Other Nations Combined
Heads of Five Eyes intelligence alliance discuss the threat posed by China, particularly in Silicon Valley. They highlight China's extensive efforts to steal intellectual property and personal data, impacting industries from Fortune 100 companies to startups. The intelligence chiefs warn that the scale of theft is unprecedented, going beyond traditional espionage. They emphasize that the Chinese target not just government or military secrets, but also academic research and promising startup companies. The threat has real-life consequences, as demonstrated by a wind turbine company that lost its competitive advantage and resulted in job loss due to intellectual property theft.
Fox News: AOC accuses Israel of war crimes: Hamas committed 'horrific' attacks, 'however...'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accuses Israel of committing war crimes and defends her position of calling for a ceasefire. She criticizes Israel for engaging in an indiscriminate bombing campaign and questions the effectiveness of its actions. Ocasio-Cortez claims that criticizing Israel does not mean defending Hamas and suggests that her fellow lawmakers' reluctance to call for a ceasefire is motivated by race.
The Federalist: Universities Beatified George Floyd In 2020, Are Mum On Hamas
America's top universities are deeply sick due to "progressive" ideology, as proven by their contrasting responses to the Black Lives Matter movement and the Hamas attacks in Israel. The universities, such as Yale, Harvard, Cornell, Brown, and Columbia, were vocal in condemning racial injustice but remained silent on the atrocities committed by Hamas. This underscores the influence of Marxist ideology and calls for action to protect America from both Islamic terrorists and left-wing activists.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Bitcoin Surges To $30,000 Milestone, Altcoins Follow Suit
Major cryptocurrencies, led by Bitcoin, saw a significant surge, with prices reaching $30,000 and causing altcoins to rise as well. It is uncertain when Bitcoin ETFs will be approved, but it is expected to happen within the next few months.
#culture
The Blaze: Commentary: Jennifer Lawrence’s pro-chastity sex comedy
Jennifer Lawrence stars in the movie "No Hard Feelings," playing a character named Maddie, who is confident in her sexuality. Maddie is paid by anxious parents to seduce their socially awkward son, but as Maddie spends time with him, she begins to develop real feelings. The movie explores themes of love, deception, and self-discovery.
#science
Flag And Cross: Urbanization Triggers Evolution Of Plants, Reveals Study
Growing urbanization is causing plants to evolve, particularly in terms of leaf color. The presence of impermeable surfaces in urban areas, known as "heat islands," is impacting the behavior and physiology of plants. The research suggests that the change in leaf color serves as an adaptive mechanism to protect plants from environmental stress. The study confirms a link between urbanization and leaf color variations in plants.
#other
Daily Wire: Weekend Media Wrap, Vol. 14: What You Missed If You Weren’t Glued To The Sunday Shows
Summary: On Sunday morning talk shows, discussions focused on the Israel-Gaza conflict and the response to recent terror attacks. GOP presidential candidate Tim Scott criticized President Biden's request for additional aid to Ukraine, suggesting it was being used as leverage. House Foreign Affairs Committee chair Michael McCaul emphasized the need for strength and deterrence to deal with terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. Former House Rep. Liz Cheney blamed House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his embrace of former President Trump for the dysfunction within the Republican Party. CBS host Margaret Brennan spoke with Phillippe Lazzarini from the UN Agency for Palestinian refugees about the dire situation in Gaza, including the lack of fuel affecting humanitarian efforts. Cheney also appeared on CNN and did not rule out a presidential run. McCarthy appeared on NBC and blamed Rep. Matt Gaetz for the House's inability to elect a new Speaker. Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed the Gaza hostage situation on "Meet the Press" and expressed skepticism about Hamas' promises. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich suggested a female candidate might help bring stability and unity to the Republican Party. Special Envoy David Satterfield emphasized that Hamas is preventing civilians from leaving Gaza, and he called for an end to Hamas' control and terror.
Flag And Cross: Rare Sighting In Australia: Snake Devours Its Own Kind
A man in Australia witnessed a black-headed python eating another black-headed python. The event, deemed unusual and lucky by experts, was documented by the man, who had relocated to a wildlife sanctuary with his family. Cannibalism in this species is known to occur occasionally, and it helps reduce competition for resources.