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24 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Charlie Mullins: Britain has gone bat-sh*t crazy - I wish I didn't have to leave but I fear for UK's future with Keir Starmer's crazy-crew
The author reflects on their decision to leave the UK for Spain, expressing concerns about the current political climate and government leadership. They criticize the government's handling of economic issues, strikes, and social unrest, fearing a return to past hardships.
The sentiment is one of regret mixed with relief, as they observe the turmoil from afar.
The Federalist: Judge Tosses Case Against AZ Mom Arrested For Speaking In Meeting
An Arizona judge dismissed a criminal case against Rebekah Massie, who was arrested for criticizing her city government during a public meeting. The judge ruled that her arrest violated her First Amendment rights, stating that no government should control political speech.
Massie's case highlighted issues with local rules regulating public discourse, which were subsequently repealed by the Surprise City Council. She has filed a federal lawsuit against the city and officials involved in her arrest.
Breitbart: Former NFL Star Le'Veon Bell Declares Trump a 'Real One' After Rally Experience
Former NFL player Le’Veon Bell endorsed Donald Trump at a rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, calling him the “real” candidate. Bell expressed excitement about being called on stage unexpectedly and praised Trump’s authenticity, stating he felt a unique connection during the event.
Bell emphasized that Trump’s actions were genuine and unscripted, asserting that the former president is a "real one." He reflected on the emotional impact of the rally, contrasting it with his sports experiences.
GB News: Britons were 'completely gaslit' over Chris Kaba's criminal past, Richard Tice claims
Richard Tice, Deputy Leader of Reform UK, criticized the public narrative surrounding Chris Kaba's trial, suggesting that misinformation led to community tensions and protests. He emphasized the need for transparency to prevent future misunderstandings.
Tice called for lessons to be learned to avoid misinformed violence and emphasized the importance of truthful communication.
The Western Journal: Trump Takes National Polling Lead as Voters Think Back to His Presidency
Polling indicates that Donald Trump is gaining a slight lead over Kamala Harris ahead of the November 5 election, with voters showing a more favorable view of Trump's past presidency compared to Harris's current performance. Harris's approval ratings have declined significantly.
As voters become more familiar with both candidates, Trump's perceived authenticity contrasts sharply with Harris's fluctuating political stances, contributing to her negative image. The election remains competitive, but current trends favor Trump.
The Telegraph: EU to demand continued fishing rights in British waters
The EU plans to negotiate for continued fishing rights in UK waters as the current deal expires in 2026. The bloc seeks to maintain access to the UK’s exclusive economic zone, which is critical for its fishermen.
UK officials are concerned that the EU may leverage energy supply negotiations to secure fishing access. The EU aims to initiate talks for a new fishing agreement soon.
Forbes: Who Is Polymarket’s Trump Whale? Site Reveals French Trader Bet $28 Million On Trump Win
A French national has emerged as the primary bettor on Polymarket, placing significant wagers on Donald Trump's potential election victory. This individual is responsible for four of the five largest bets, totaling $28.6 million, representing over 1% of the platform's total wagers.
Polymarket confirmed that the user has not manipulated the market and is acting based on personal views. Despite the high stakes, it remains illegal for Americans to bet on the platform, unlike some competitors.
Fox News: JD Vance calls out the Left's hypocrisy for opposing Jill Stein but backing RFK on the ballot
JD Vance criticized the Democratic Party's stance on third-party candidates, highlighting their outrage towards Jill Stein while supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He noted that Kennedy's endorsement of Trump complicates the Democrats' narrative about spoilers in elections.
Stein defended her candidacy against Democratic attacks, claiming they inadvertently promote her campaign. She suggested that the party's focus on her reflects their fears about losing votes in the upcoming election.
#society
Breitbart: 'Brady Bunch' Star Susan Olsen Reveals Why 'Woke' Reboot was Scrapped
Actress Susan Olsen, known for her role as Cindy Brady, revealed that a politically conservative stance led to the cancellation of a woke reboot of The Brady Bunch. The reboot aimed for diverse themes but was halted after producers learned of Olsen's controversial past and conservative views.
Olsen expressed disappointment over being "canceled" and fears it has affected her relationship with co-star Eve Plumb, who holds opposing political beliefs. She even offered to take a political correctness course to support the reboot.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Germany approves over $100 million in arms exports to Israel, angering rights groups
Germany has approved over $100 million in military exports to Israel in recent months, despite concerns from human rights groups about their potential use in the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights has filed a legal appeal to halt these exports, citing risks to civilians.
The appeal argues that German arms contribute to civilian harm in Gaza and violate international law. Germany's government states it evaluates each arms export based on human rights considerations, but legal challenges have not yet succeeded in halting these transfers.
Times Of Israel: GOP senator says Israel-Saudi normalization deal possible before year’s end
Senator Lindsey Graham believes a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia could be reached by year-end, supported by President Biden's administration. He suggests that the current political climate favors such a deal before the next election cycle.
Graham emphasizes the need for a credible two-state solution for Palestinian statehood as a prerequisite for Saudi normalization, while also highlighting the importance of regional stability and economic goals for Saudi leadership.
#economy
CNSNews: U.S. Debt Jumps $473B in Just 3 Weeks: 'America Is in the Fast Lane to Bankruptcy’
Elon Musk described the U.S. national debt increase of nearly $473 billion in three weeks as a crisis, highlighting its unsustainability. The total debt has reached a record $35.8 trillion, averaging $103,700 per American, with significant interest payments exacerbating the budgetary issues.
The rapid debt growth poses a risk of bankruptcy, with the FY2024 debt representing 124% of GDP and interest payments exceeding $1 trillion for the first time. This trend, if continued, could lead to an alarming increase in financial burdens on Americans.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says it killed Hamas man who led massacre at Re’im shelter — an UNRWA worker
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza killed Muhammad Abu Attawi, a Hamas commander involved in the October 7 attack that resulted in numerous Israeli casualties. The military has accused multiple UNRWA employees of participating in terrorist activities and is pressing for international inquiries.
As Israel intensifies its military operations in northern Gaza, the humanitarian situation worsens, with reports of over 42,000 casualties. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in the region to facilitate negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release amid ongoing violence.
#crime
The Western Journal: Doug Emhoff Accuser Breaks Her Silence for the First Time: 'I Saw His Dark Side'
Doug Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, faces allegations from a woman who claims he slapped her during a 2012 incident at the Cannes Film Festival. The woman, identified as "Jane," described the event as shocking and expressed disappointment over media coverage of Emhoff.
Emhoff's representative has denied the accusations, while Jane criticized the portrayal of him in the media as a feminist ally, claiming it contradicts her experience. She expressed frustration over the lack of investigation into her allegations.