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America One News
28 Oct 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Democrat voters are getting tired of being mugged by the reality they created
Snug in their northern cities far from the open southern border, Democrats condescendingly chided conservatives and those living in southern border regions for their heartlessness and racism. Now, Martha's Vineyard, New York, and Chicago are begging for relief as they are flooded with illegal aliens. New Yorkers are growing fed up with the burden, and Mayor Adams is shipping migrants out of the city, providing free one-way plane tickets.
Newsbusters: PBS Freaks 'Far-Right' Johnson Promotes 'Christian Nationalism'
The Washington Post associate editor and New York Times columnist criticized new House Speaker Mike Johnson for his far-right views and association with the evangelical world. They expressed concern over his support for a national abortion ban, a Don't Say Gay Bill, and his comments on homosexuality and same-sex marriage. Johnson's emergence from a world of Christian nationalism was also seen as troubling.
#society
Fox News: Restaurant grilled for imposing fee on ‘bad children’ and ‘adults unable to parent’
A Georgia restaurant has come under fire for implementing a "bad parenting" fee for adults who bring poorly behaved children. The Toccoa Riverside Restaurant near Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains charges an additional fee for misbehaving children, which has sparked criticism from customers. The fee is mentioned in the fine print at the bottom of the menu and is also displayed on the restaurant's website. Critics have expressed their dissatisfaction with the establishment, describing the owner as disrespectful and accusing him of making a scene over children running through the restaurant.
Red State: Grunting Girlbosses: Science Mag Says Neanderthal Ladies Hunted While Stay-at-Home Cavemen Sewed
Scientific American debunks the myth of male superiority in sports, revealing that women were actually better-suited for endurance activities like hunting. The article challenges the biases and mistreatment of female athletes, asserting that the inequity is not due to biological differences but societal biases. It also highlights the importance of recognizing that gender is not binary.
#war
The Telegraph: Watch: Pro-Palestinian protesters call for 'intifada from London to Gaza'
Pro-Palestinian protesters in London chant for an intifada, referring to Palestinian uprisings against Israel. The demonstrations aim for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Similar rallies are being held in Manchester and Glasgow.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: ‘Israeli Women Attack Harder Than Hamas’: Courtship and Coupling Explode in Jewish State on the Brink
Israeli women are showing support for their military reservist men by showering them with attention, gifts, and offers of support during the country's war against Hamas. Many male reservists have also chosen to commit to their relationships and propose to their significant others after being away on duty. The Israeli nation is united in their determination to eliminate Hamas, and the tradition of courting and coupling reservists has been a response to past existential threats.
Le Monde: Gaza death toll: A highly political controversy
After an Israeli strike in Gaza, the accuracy of the death toll becomes a political issue. The Ministry of Health in Gaza, controlled by Hamas, provides the only source of information, which is repeatedly cited by major media outlets and organizations. However, the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, which pays the civil servants compiling the data, claims ownership and accuracy of the figures. The White House questions these numbers, emphasizing that they have "no confidence" in them.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine, Netherlands begin talks on bilateral security guarantees
Ukraine and the Netherlands have begun talks on bilateral security guarantees, making the Netherlands the sixth country to engage in such negotiations with Ukraine. The discussions covered military cooperation, economic rebuilding, holding Russia accountable, and sanctions.
Fox News: Hamas terror, Mideast turmoil, Ukraine: How to cope with fear, uncertainty in troubling times
The current situation in the Middle East is causing fear and uncertainty around the world. Hamas is using fear to control and exert power. Israel has been unable to effectively respond to the situation, leading to a growing humanitarian disaster in Gaza. Fear is connected to instability and uncertainty, and it is important to strengthen relationships, practice kindness and forgiveness, and find courageous leaders to guide us through these uncertain times.
#religion
The Telegraph: Qatar urged to end discrimination against minority Baha’i community
The United Nations has called on Qatar to stop discriminating against the Baha'i religious community and expressed concern over the country's refusal to officially register them. The UN committee highlighted that Baha'is in Qatar have faced deportation, blacklisting, loss of employment, and familial separation. Qatar has yet to respond to the committee's report.
PJ Media: Just What the World Needs: A Woke Pope
Pope Francis, the current Catholic pope, has been controversial with his views on immigration and climate change. Critics argue that he is more focused on political issues rather than spiritual matters, and that his positions align more with the Left than with traditional Catholic teachings. Many Christians are concerned about the direction of the Catholic Church under his leadership and hope for a course correction in the future.