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30 Oct 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Russia Welcomed Hamas Terrorists Days Before Muslim Lynch Mob Airport Attack
A Muslim mob stormed an airport in Russia's Dagestan region, searching for Jewish people to kill. The Russian government has welcomed a delegation representing the terrorist group Hamas and used its veto powers at the UN Security Council to hinder any response to the massacre of over 1,400 people in Israel by Hamas. The Putin regime has blamed Ukraine for the antisemitic violence and accused them of being behind the mob in Dagestan.
Human Events: Pakistani senator praises Hitler’s genocide of Jews
Pakistani Senator Afnan Ullah Khan's praise for Hitler's actions against Jews sparks outrage. He is condemned by users, including pro-Palestinian activists. His comment comes amid Israeli ground incursion into Gaza.
Fox News: Senator urges Biden, DHS to disclose info on terrorist encounters at southern border amid Israel-Hamas war
Kansas Republican Sen. Roger Marshall expressed concerns about the lack of transparency regarding terrorist encounters at the U.S. southern border. He called on the Department of Homeland Security to disclose details about these encounters to uphold public safety. Marshall also criticized Secretary Mayorkas and accused President Biden of wanting illegal border crossings for political purposes.
The Telegraph: Inside the gleaming developments that made Hamas a $1bn terror group
Developers have constructed a high-value housing complex in Bursa, Turkey that the US government claims is part of a secret investment portfolio worth up to $1 billion run by Hamas, a terrorist group. The US has imposed sanctions on Trend GYO, the developer of the complex, for its alleged involvement in Hamas's international financing network. Turkey has come under criticism for failing to take a stronger stance against Hamas and has even granted citizenship to individuals linked to the group. The complex, known as Anda Park Balat 2, is part of a larger real estate empire run by Trend GYO.
Le Monde: Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu in turmoil
Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself under scrutiny and criticism as he stays in Jerusalem during wartime. Protesters gather outside his temporary residence, blaming him for the recent military defeat and demanding his resignation. Netanyahu deflects blame onto his generals, causing further controversy.
GB News: Covid: Boris Johnson's lockdown capitulation after meeting with scientists laid bare
Boris Johnson initially supported a Swedish-style approach to COVID-19 but later changed his stance and implemented stricter measures. An Oxford University epidemiologist, Professor Gupta, revealed that Johnson was persuaded by a Swedish expert to adopt less restrictive rules. The Swedish model focused on targeted protection for the vulnerable, and Gupta claimed that all participants in the meeting, except for one expert, supported this approach.
Former aides to Johnson, Lee Cain and Dominic Cummings, are set to provide evidence to the COVID-19 inquiry. Cain and Cummings resigned from their positions after disagreements within the government and could potentially reveal explosive information about Johnson's reluctance to implement a second lockdown due to economic concerns. The ex-Prime Minister is cooperating with the inquiry and is expected to testify as well.
PJ Media: New York's Famed 'Right-to-Shelter' Law Fraying Around the Edges
The migrant situation in New York City has escalated, causing a shortage of beds in shelters. The city has set up waiting areas for migrants, but even those are overcrowded, with some migrants sleeping on the floor. Mayor Eric Adams has been unable to guarantee beds for single adults who have exceeded the city's time limits for shelter stays. The situation has been worsened by the closure of shelters due to fire-code violations. Mayor Adams has offered one-way tickets to other destinations in the U.S., but few migrants have accepted. The media blames Texas and Florida governors, but most of the migrants arrived on their own or were brought by the Biden administration.
The Telegraph: Labour frontbenchers should not be disciplined over ceasefire calls, says shadow minister
Labour frontbenchers will not be disciplined for calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Darren Jones, supported their right to express personal views and represent their constituencies. Several shadow ministers, including Andy Slaughter and Jess Phillips, have publicly challenged Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's position on the conflict.
#society
PJ Media: 'Unwoke' Free-for-All #55: We'll First Date You Real Nice, Ladies
Kevin and the narrator address the topic of modern dating after a woman's Twitter post about places she would not go on a first date goes viral. Politics are temporarily set aside for this episode, providing a break from the usual discussions.
#war
The Telegraph: Israeli tanks cut off key road out of Gaza City
Israeli tanks advanced into Gaza City, cutting off a key road and blocking Palestinians' escape route. The Israeli army intensified its attacks on Hamas, killing militants and striking over 600 targets in 24 hours. This escalation comes after Hamas militants crossed into Israel and Israeli forces have responded with a ground offensive.
GB News: Putin ally breaks rank as he admits failure in Ukraine and pleads for talks with Kyiv
Belarusian president, Alexander Lukashenko, acknowledges the stalemate between Russia and Ukraine, urging negotiations to end the conflict. He emphasizes that the war should be resolved at the negotiating table to prevent further loss of life. Lukashenko allowed Belarus to serve as a launch-pad for Putin's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Recent reports indicate that Russia has launched a coordinated offensive in eastern Ukraine, with Ukrainian troops pushing back against Russian forces in Avdiivka. The UK's Ministry of Defence confirms this offensive and acknowledges the heavily defended town's vulnerability. Despite Ukraine's counter-offensive efforts, little progress has been made in advancing across the border. Ukrainian President Zelensky reiterates the importance of his 10-point peace plan for restoring territorial integrity as the only solution to end the war.
Human Events: Shani Louk, 23-year-old German-Israeli woman paraded through the streets by Hamas, confirmed dead
23-year-old German-Israeli tattoo artist Shani Louk, who was kidnapped from a music festival in Israel by Hamas, has been found dead. Her body was paraded through the streets of Gaza. Over 260 bodies have been found at the festival site.
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: A ceasefire in Gaza is not an option
In every round of fighting between Israelis and Palestinians in the last twenty years, there has always been a desire for an immediate ceasefire. However, the current situation calls for a different approach. The removal of Hamas is necessary for peace, and the world should support Israel in this endeavor while also ensuring the protection of civilians and rebuilding Gaza once Hamas is no longer in power.
Foreign Policy: The Easiest Way to Make Russia Sanctions More Effective
The UK and EU need to collaborate on sanctions against Russia to close loopholes and increase effectiveness. Joint designations of individuals and companies engaged in illicit activities would bar them from operating in both the UK and EU, boosting the impact of sanctions. Alignment would also help detect sanctions evasion schemes. Collaboration would benefit Western firms in Russia by simplifying exit strategies and could prepare for potential changes in US sanctions policy. Implementing greater sanctions collaboration would be simple, inexpensive, and unlikely to face a political backlash. It would be a useful tool to exert pressure on Russia and improve political relations between the UK and EU.
Washington Free Beacon: 'I'm for Israel First': Trump Backs Military Aid for Israel, Netanyahu
Former president Donald Trump expressed his support for increasing U.S. military aid to Israel during the war in Gaza. He also criticized President Joe Biden for the anti-Semitic rallies in the United States and stated that he would support expelling certain Democratic representatives from Congress for their stance on Israel. Trump emphasized his strong relationship with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and called for additional military aid to Israel. He also expressed concern about the rise of anti-Semitism and suggested cutting off federal funding to universities that host anti-Jewish rallies.
#culture
National Review: Disney Delays Release of Live-Action Snow White after Star Criticizes ‘Weird’ Original
Disney has delayed the release of its live-action Snow White due to criticism from the lead actress and the announcement of a rival movie by the Daily Wire. The actress called the original movie "weird" and expressed her disdain for it, while the Daily Wire plans to release their own Snow White movie.
#health
PJ Media: Study: CDC-Recommended Double COVID/Flu Shots Induce Strokes
New study suggests potential increased risk of stroke in older adults who received last year's COVID booster and flu vaccine at the same time. Experts emphasize the need for further research.
#crime
Breitbart: At Least 34 People Shot During Weekend in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago
Over the weekend in Chicago, there were at least 34 shooting victims, including three fatalities. One shooting took place at a Halloween celebration after a fight broke out, resulting in a man retrieving a gun from his car and opening fire. The victims included six women and nine men, with two individuals in critical condition. This ongoing violence highlights the pressing issue of crime in the city.
The Blaze: Sam Bankman-Fried admits he donated to Dems because he wanted to shape public policy to favor FTX
Cryptocurrency exchange mogul, Sam Bankman-Fried, testified in court and blamed legal advice for poor business decisions, while justifying expensive sponsorship deals. The judge reprimanded him for rambling and defined market manipulation. Bankman-Fried's defense was limited and his answers contradicted the testimonies of colleagues. FTX spent $1.13 billion on endorsements and made significant political donations.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The 15 Best Duck Hunting Gifts from Chêne Gear
Chêne Gear offers top-notch hunting apparel, including waders, jackets, baselayers, vests, and more. Their products are comfortable, durable, and perfect for serious waterfowlers. From wader pants to rain jackets to boots, Chêne has everything a dedicated duck hunter needs.
#other
Daily Wire: Ex-SNL Comedian Slammed For Mocking Matthew Perry’s Death
Comedian Kevin Brennan sparked outrage with mocking comments about actor Matthew Perry's death from drowning in a hot tub. Despite backlash, Brennan stood by his remarks, stating that he finds it funny when junkies die. Perry's fans condemned Brennan's insensitivity, emphasizing the actor's legacy and the tragedy of his struggles with addiction. Perry, known for his role on "Friends," had released a memoir detailing his battle with substance abuse and his efforts to seek sobriety. The cause of Perry's death has not been disclosed.
Breitbart: Matthew Perry Cause of Death ‘Deferred’
Actor Matthew Perry found dead in a hot tub, cause of death deferred pending further investigation.