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25 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Sen Risch to introduce bill giving states power to stop 'unwanted' climate change projects on public land
Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, plans to introduce a bill giving states the power to reject solar and wind projects on federal land if state legislatures disapprove. The proposed bill, known as the Don’t Develop Obstructive Infrastructure on our Terrain Act, comes amid controversy over the Lava Ridge Wind Energy Project in Idaho. Risch's bill aims to empower states to prevent unwanted wind and solar projects, like Lava Ridge, from being implemented on public land.
Breitbart: Screenwriter Dan Gordon Resigns from WGA over Delayed Response to Hamas Terror Attack
Screenwriter Dan Gordon has resigned from the Writers Guild of America (WGA), criticizing their delayed response to the Hamas attack on Israel. He questioned why the WGA could take stances on other issues but remain silent on Israel's suffering. Gordon has opted for "financial core" status, limiting his participation in WGA activities. The WGA apologized for their silence, stating that they typically do not comment on world affairs. They later issued a statement condemning the Hamas massacre. However, WGA East has not yet done the same, leading Gordon to criticize the union for missing an opportunity to speak out.
The Blaze: KJP whips out laughable excuse for scandalous answer about anti-Semitism. But watch the video for yourself.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre misheard a question about rising anti-Semitism and responded with a statement about the increase in hate-fueled attacks against American Muslims. She later clarified her stance, condemning anti-Semitism and stating that there is no place for it.
#society
Fox News: Georgia state agency struggles to meet growing need for housing aid
Georgia state agency receives over 177,000 housing subsidy applications, but only 13,000 will be put on the waiting list for aid. Applications are being reviewed for completeness and eligibility, with duplicates being removed. The department will use a lottery system to select eligible applicants for the waiting list and will award vouchers as they become available.
Skilled Survival: Why Should I Get Prepared? Now...Today? (before SHTF)
Without a clear answer to the question of why we prepare, things become uncertain and scary. Society is fragile, and we need to consider what conditions we want to be prepared for. Survival skills are important, but decision-making is key. Preparing now is necessary to thrive in a hostile environment.
The Blaze: Reject the poison pill; embrace each other
. In right-wing online spaces, the concept of "the wall" refers to the moment when a woman loses her value to men and society due to her fading beauty. Red-pill bros believe women resort to desperate measures like manipulating men into marriage. The narrative frames women as passive objects, leading to a toxic view of relationships and unrealistic expectations of beauty. A truce in the gender wars requires humility, respect, and acknowledging grievances on both sides. Ultimately, change begins within oneself.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron announces France will send navy ship to 'support Gaza hospitals'
French President Emmanuel Macron met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and called for a return to the Israel-Palestinian peace process. Macron announced that France would be sending a navy ship and medical equipment to support Gaza's hospitals. Both leaders emphasized the need for a de-escalation, ceasefire, and return to diplomacy, with Macron supporting a "two-state solution."
Newsbusters: Analysis: Terrorist Agitprop-Peddling AP Has No Business Whining About Israel-Hamas ‘Misinformation’
The Associated Press condemns social media "misinformation" about the Israel-Hamas war while ignoring their own promotion of terrorist propaganda. AP has labeled the terrorists as "militants" and relied on false claims from Hamas-controlled sources. Despite later correcting their reporting, the damage had already been done, contributing to anti-Israel sentiments. AP's refusal to use the term "terrorist" to describe Hamas shows their bias and lack of credibility. Conservatives should hold AP accountable for their hypocrisy by calling them out on their biased reporting.
Fox News: CNN's Amanpour says ‘rest of the world’ agrees with Queen of Jordan that there is one-sided support for Israel
CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour claims that the "rest of the world" agrees with Queen Rania of Jordan's criticism of the West's support for Israel over Palestinians in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Amanpour argues that there is a "glaring double standard" in recognizing the tragedy of Hamas' attack on Israel but not showing enough sympathy for Palestinians. The anchor believes that this perspective is widely shared and highlights the silence and complicity of the Western world.
Daily Wire: CNN’s ‘Baghdad Bob Burnett’ Blasted For Soft Report On Hamas Hostage-Takers
CNN anchor Erin Burnett faced criticism for her report on the Hamas terrorists holding hostages in Gaza. Critics accused her of downplaying the severity of the situation and suggesting that the hostages were being treated well. They argued that she was giving credit to Hamas for providing basic necessities to the hostages while the civilian population suffered.
Breitbart: 'All-Out Victory': Hezbollah Chief Holds Terror Summit with Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad Leaders
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah organized a summit with Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) to plan future violence following Hamas's attack on Israelis. The groups discussed the recent events and the need for solidarity in their efforts to destroy Israel. Iran supports all three terrorist organizations, funneling millions of dollars to them each year.
#economy
Fox News: Norfolk Southern improves train safety despite rising costs linked to East Palestine derailment
Norfolk Southern faces $966 million in costs from the East Palestine train derailment. Third-quarter profit drops to $478 million due to derailment costs, fuel surcharge revenue decline, and flat volume. Insurance companies have started to pay their share of the crash cost.
The cleanup from the derailment continues, with Norfolk Southern receiving a $25 million payment from insurers. Analysts expected earnings per share of $2.64, but the average speed of trains increased and time spent in railyards decreased. Revenue declines 11%, with fuel surcharge revenue falling $254 million.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s ammo production surges but still lags behind consumption
Ukraine has increased production of artillery ammunition but still relies on Western assistance due to high consumption in the ongoing war.
#education
The American Mind: Arkansas: Red for the Moment, Blue for the Future
The push for DEI in Arkansas raises concerns about ideological indoctrination and potential transformation of the state. State officials are investigating DEI involvement in universities, with varying responses. DEI initiatives lower academic standards and create hostile environments. Race-based admissions are deemed unconstitutional. Fears are raised about the impact on education and freedom of thought.
#crime
Fox News: IN man fatally shot after firing at sheriff's deputies
A 19-year-old man in eastern Indiana was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies after he fired at them during a drug overdose call. The deputies found the man walking in the area and he opened fire on them, with two deputies shooting back.
Breitbart: Blueface Ordered to Pay Over $13 Million for Strip Club Shooting
Rapper Blueface must pay $13 million to Euphoric Men's Club for a shooting incident that led to the club owner shutting down the business. A man claimed he was attacked by Blueface's entourage and shots were fired at him. Surveillance video showed Blueface allegedly shooting at the man's truck.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Opinion: Why Fish Eradication Is Impractical
Efforts to rid the Miramichi watershed of invasive smallmouth bass have officially ended, as eradication efforts were unsuccessful. Despite using the controversial chemical rotenone and facing pushback from residents, the smallmouths could not be eliminated. This underscores the difficulty of eradicating unwanted fish from larger systems.
All Outdoor: Cascade Crest Line of Boots Newly Recrafted from Danner Boot Company
Danner Boot Company, known for high-quality, durable footwear, has released their new Cascade Crest line of boots. These boots, built with insights from Oregon State Park Rangers, blend a heritage design with a modern fit. They feature a durable full-grain leather upper, a GORE-TEX waterproof and breathable liner, and a Vibram® Traction Cascade Outsole for reliable grip. These boots are fully recraftable and are designed to last a lifetime of outdoor adventures.
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review - Sightron SIII 6-24x50mm Riflescope
Travis Olander reviews the Sightron SIII 6-24x50mm riflescope, praising its high-quality glass and accurate reticle. He recommends it as a budget-friendly option for shooters, hunters, and competitors.
#other
Human Events: CRAIG RUCKER: Gavin Newsom scapegoats fossil fuels to cover his own failures
California Governor Gavin Newsom is being sued for accusing oil companies of misleading the public about climate change risks. The references to wildfires and extreme weather have been debunked, and there are concerns about the environmental impact of green energy.