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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Iran Debuts Blood-Splattered ‘No Hostage Will Be Released’ Mural in Tehran
Iran unveiled a mural in Tehran's Palestine Square depicting bloodied images of Israeli hostages, accompanied by a Hebrew message stating “No Hostage Will Be Released.” This was in response to the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, killed by Israeli forces.
The mural serves as a threat amid fears that remaining hostages may be executed. Some experts suggest that Sinwar's death could lead to more negotiations for their release. Iran uses Palestine Square for pro-Palestinian propaganda, holding public displays of mourning for slain terrorists.
Fox News: Trump declares Harris campaign is ‘imploding’ in tax cut-focused Vegas rally: ‘leading by so much’
At a Turning Point Action rally in Las Vegas, Donald Trump criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming her campaign is failing and promising tax cuts, including eliminating taxes on tips and Social Security benefits. He emphasized his lead in key battleground states.
Trump also condemned the Biden administration's policies, asserting he could end the war in Ukraine and the conflict in Israel if elected. He urged Nevada voters to reject Harris, branding her as incompetent.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Bernie Moreno: 20% GOP Voters Who Plan to Vote on Election Day Don't, So 'Vote Early'
Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno emphasized the importance of early voting, noting that one in five Republicans who plan to vote on Election Day do not follow through. He encouraged voters to participate early to avoid losing potential votes.
Moreno expressed optimism about Republican gains in the Senate, advocating for a shift in leadership and policies that align with the "America First" agenda. He urged listeners to vote and mobilize others to do the same.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Blood, Soil and Land Acknowledgements
The 2024 Democratic National Convention emphasized land acknowledgements, asserting that the U.S. was built on Indigenous homelands. Critics argue these acknowledgements echo Nazi ideologies of 'Blood and Soil,' promoting a narrative that sees European settlers as illegitimate.
This perspective dismisses the complexities of land ownership and cultivation, suggesting that cultural contributions, rather than racial ties to land, define civilizations. The critique posits that land acknowledgements serve ideological purposes rather than reflecting historical realities.
#crime
Breitbart: Tourists Shot At in Central Mexico While Riding Passenger Bus
A bus carrying approximately 40 tourists from the northern Mexican border came under gunfire during a highway robbery attempt in San Luis Potosi. The driver successfully evaded the attackers, continuing to safety despite the assault.
Highway robberies and kidnappings have surged in Mexico, particularly affecting travelers in Tamaulipas. The U.S. Consulate issued travel alerts, contradicting local officials' claims of safety in the region.
Breitbart: Police: Florida Woman Instructed Girl, 10, to Kill 2-Month-Old Infant on Roblox
A Florida woman, Tara Sykes, was arrested for allegedly instructing a 10-year-old girl to kill a two-month-old baby through Roblox. The child reported feeling terrified of Sykes, who also suggested harming adults in the home. Investigations revealed a history of child abuse involving Sykes.
Sykes faced previous charges related to neglect and threats involving her daughter and a 20-year-old man. The sheriff expressed deep concern over the disturbing nature of the case, emphasizing the cruelty involved. The investigation is ongoing.
Front Page Magazine: Arizona Teen Plotted Massacre at Phoenix Pride Parade
A 17-year-old from Peoria, Arizona, named Marvin Aneer Jalo was arrested for planning to bomb the Phoenix Pride parade. He communicated with ISIS extremists and was charged with terrorism and conspiracy to commit terrorism after being found with bomb-making materials and instructions.
The incident highlights concerns about youth recruitment by extremist groups and the reluctance of authorities to address the ideological motivations behind such plots. The political implications of the arrest may also influence media coverage and public discourse.