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30 Oct 2023
#politics
Red State: AOC-Backed Dem Socialists of America in Hot Seat as Democrat Fissures Over Israel Split Wide Open
Democrat infighting over Israel has reached a new level, with lawmakers openly challenging each other to physical fights. While physical violence should be avoided, verbal jabs are fair game, especially on contentious issues like the Israel-Hamas war. The Democrat Socialists of America Party has targeted Rep. Ritchie Torres, who criticized their support for Hamas, holding a rally in the wrong Congressional District. Torres warns that the DSA's association could have political consequences. Rising antisemitism within the Democratic Party may lead Jewish Democrats in New York to reconsider their support in upcoming elections.
Daily Wire: Judge Reinstates Gag Order Against Trump In Federal Election Case
A gag order was reinstated against former President Donald Trump in the 2020 election case, restricting him from criticizing prosecutors and potential witnesses. Judge Tanya Chutkan stated that the right to a fair trial belongs to all, not just the defendant. Trump plans to appeal, accusing Chutkan of bias.
PJ Media: Dems Are Freaking Out Over This Little-Known Minnesota Congresscritter
Dean Phillips, a Democrat from Minnesota, announced his bid to challenge President Joe Biden in the upcoming Democratic primaries. This has caused anxiety among Democrats who are concerned about Biden's age. Phillips' campaign is seen as a placeholder for the unease many Democrats have about Biden's age.
The Economist: Why is Washington, DC so violent?
Violent crime in Washington, DC is on the rise, with a 40% increase in homicides this year. The city's unique status as not being a state allows the federal government to have a significant influence on its affairs. Changes in Washington's criminal code and the involvement of the federal government have been cited as contributing factors to the crime increase. The high dismissal rate of local arrests by the US attorney's office and a backlog of cases further hinder the district's ability to combat crime. Some local measures have been implemented to address the issue, but there is still a need for greater independence and effective leadership.
National Review: The Corner: Some Reader Mail
Touchy subjects in today's column include gun violence, Mike Pence and the GOP, Bill Buckley and the neoconservatives, and Elon Musk. A reader discusses the marketing strategy of gunmakers and the belief that guns are sold to protect against guns. Another reader shares a story about a Ukrainian soldier showing gratitude to an American officer. A third reader expresses confusion and disappointment with the current state of the Republican Party.
Daily Wire: ‘Humblebrag’: Jen Psaki Mocks Mike Johnson’s Christian Faith
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki criticizes House Speaker Mike Johnson's evangelical Christianity, calling it divisive and out of touch with America's values. Psaki argues that Johnson's religious beliefs should not shape policy or interpretation of the Constitution. Psaki's comments come in response to Johnson's statement that his election as speaker was an act of God.
#society
Le Monde: Iranian teenager dies in suspicious circumstances reminiscent of Mahsa Amini's death
Armita Geravand, a 17-year-old girl in Tehran, died after being attacked by women working for the Iranian regime for not wearing a headscarf. Her death is reminiscent of another similar incident that sparked widespread protests in Iran. Iranian women continue to defy the mandatory headscarf requirement, risking harassment, arrest, fines, and dismissal from their jobs.
GB News: Migrants set up 'mini city' in New York which 'smells like urine' after surge in arrivals
Migrants in New York have established a "mini-city" with a night market and their own businesses. Despite efforts to clear them out, more migrants continue to arrive, creating open-air homes between parked vehicles. Local residents express frustration over the deteriorating conditions and lack of attention from the city.
Spectator USA: Why Putin’s Russia fears anti-Israel mobs in the North Caucasus
The war in Gaza sparks a mob in Makhachkala, Russia to storm their airport in protest of a flight from Tel Aviv. This incident highlights the challenges Russia faces as a multi-ethnic country.
The mob consisted of hundreds of individuals, chanting anti-Semitic slogans and blocking the runway. The authorities responded with force, leading to injuries, arrests, and heightened tensions in the North Caucasus region.
GB News: Pensioner's living hell in council flat where 'neighbour's poo leaks through the ceiling'
Elderly man demands action from council due to mould in his flat. Claims that his neighbor's wet room caused leaks, leading to black mould and his neighbor's feces ending up in his bath.
PJ Media: Protesters Take Over Brooklyn Bridge, Call for the Elimination of Israel
Over 7,000 pro-Hamas protesters marched in Brooklyn, chanting anti-Semitic slogans and calling for the elimination of Israel. The protest was seen as a deliberate snub to the Jewish community.
Breitbart: Three Dead, Several Missing After Scaffolding Collapse in Germany
Construction workers died after scaffolding collapsed at a building site in Hamburg, Germany. The accident occurred in the Ueberseequartier of the city's HafenCity district, which is undergoing redevelopment.
GB News: 'PRO-PALESTINE supporters support HAMAS!': Former Margaret Thatcher adviser slams 'Free Palestine'
Former aide to Margaret Thatcher, Nile Gardiner, criticized pro-Palestine protesters, claiming they support Hamas. Gardiner expressed his disdain for the demonstrations and accused protesters of promoting anti-Semitism, violence, and a menacing atmosphere in London. He further denounced the use of the slogan "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free", stating that it is widely understood to call for the destruction of Israel. The protests, which saw nine people arrested and five charged with public order offenses, took place in London and other cities in the UK.
#war
Newsbusters: VIDEO: Why Are Journalists Knowingly Helping Hamas Spread Propaganda?
Liberal media continues to treat Hamas as a reliable source in their coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, despite repeated embarrassments. The media preferred to trust Hamas's version of events when a hospital explosion occurred in Gaza, rather than acknowledging the possibility of a misfired Hamas rocket. ( )
Euromaidan Press: EU’s railway project: Breaking Ukraine’s ties with Russian gauge legacy
The EU is proposing to replace Ukraine's Soviet-era railway tracks with EU-compatible ones, connecting key Ukrainian cities with EU countries. This project is crucial for Ukraine's economic revival and the safe passage of its people during Russia's war. However, debates and concerns surround the initiative, making the journey ahead complex.
Spectator USA: Why 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.
Euromaidan Press: General Syrskyi: Russian forces increase activity in Bakhmut sector
Russian forces have significantly reinforced their troop presence and switched from defense to offense near Bakhmut. The situation in the east remains difficult, with Russian troops attacking Ukrainian positions daily.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Pro-Hamas lynch mob floods Russian airport searching for Israeli tourists
Pro-Hamas radicals in southwestern Russia caused chaos at an airport in Makhachkala, searching for Israeli passengers and shouting anti-Semitic remarks. The airport was closed as rioters ran onto runways, leading to inbound flights being diverted.
Red State: A Mostly Peaceful Pogrom
As the Israel-Hamas conflict continues, antisemitism is on the rise. Mainstream media portrays Israel as the oppressor and fails to report on the atrocities committed by Hamas. Reporters sympathize with anti-Jewish sentiment. The recent attack on Israelis in a Russian airport showcases the media's ability to understate the problem. This international situation mirrors the events of 2020, where rioters were portrayed as victims. There are individuals on both sides of the political spectrum who want the US to abandon Israel and refuse to acknowledge the crimes of Hamas. The Jewish people are being persecuted globally, and it is crucial to stand against this hatred and support them.
The Blaze: Israeli troops clash with Hamas terrorists exiting tunnels under Gaza
Israeli troops engaged with Hamas militants for the first time since the ground offensive began. The militants tried to cross the border into Israel, but were killed by the Israeli forces. Israel is gradually expanding its offensive but is concerned about civilian casualties and the involvement of other terrorist groups.
National Review: The Corner: ‘The Jungle Grows Back’
Several countries, including Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea, are aligned in various global conflicts. The alternative to U.S. leadership may be worse for everyone. Ukrainians are fighting for their nation's survival against Russian aggression, while facing misinformation and opposition from some American politicians. The world is complex and contradictory, with cracks in logic and values. Nikki Haley's statement about Ukraine and Russia's dictator is significant, but the situation remains grim. Brave Russians, like Olga Nazarenko, continue to fight against oppression and injustice.
#economy
GB News: Sir Paul Marshall hits out at 'woke capitalism' as he warns of 'the end of the free market'
Sir Paul Marshall criticizes "woke capitalism," calling it an imposition by politically motivated bureaucrats onto the free market system. He argues that it hinders the benefits of free market capitalism and leads to corporatism. Marshall suggests that technology and proper governance can ensure responsible outcomes.
Tory MP Miriam Cates warns about the negative consequences of fertility decline, including economic stagnation and destabilizing mass immigration. She calls for a reversal of the decline to strengthen the social fabric.
Jordan Peterson criticizes identity politics, stating that it is dividing society and promoting self-serving hedonism. He urges for a shift towards a more positive and uphill trajectory for the world.
#military
The Telegraph: US warships have the technology to take on the world’s villains and their missiles
Today, the world is plagued by instability in various regions. Different missiles pose threats in different areas, from Hezbollah in the Eastern Mediterranean to Iran in the Gulf. The US Navy's Aegis-equipped warships are patrolling and responding to these threats, using advanced missile defense technology. While some countries like Japan and Australia have embraced the Aegis system, the UK has chosen a different path with its Type 45 Destroyers. However, it is undeniable that the US leads in anti-missile technology, and it may be wise for the UK to reconsider its European systems and adopt the proven effectiveness of Aegis.
#religion
PJ Media: Sunday Thoughts: Idol Factories
Idolatry is a problem that exists in everyone's lives. It can manifest in various forms, such as putting our jobs, families, or even sports teams before God. In the story of Daniel in the lion's den, idolatry is evident when King Darius is convinced to make himself an object of worship, leading to Daniel's persecution. This story serves as a reminder for us to examine our own lives and ensure that we are not placing anything above God.
#crime
Breitbart: Report: Police Alerted in September that Alleged Maine Shooter Could 'Snap'
The Maine National Guard expressed concerns about Robert Card potentially committing a mass shooting. Authorities attempted to make contact with Card but were unsuccessful. Police had previously taken Card for evaluation in July after he acted erratically during training at West Point. Maine's yellow flag law, which allows for temporary confiscation of firearms, did not come into play. Card is suspected of killing 18 people in Maine and later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Fox News: Las Vegas casino officials face dilemma as trespassers collect jackpots
The Nevada Gaming Control Board debates whether to allow customers who have been kicked out of a casino to collect their winnings if they sneak back in and win money. In one case, a serial trespasser was awarded a $2,000-plus slot machine jackpot. Trespassing and repeat offenses have become a growing problem in Las Vegas casinos.
The Blaze: 13-year-old pays with his life after picking wrong victim to allegedly carjack — an armed federal security officer waiting for his shift to start
A 13-year-old boy was shot and killed in Washington, D.C. when he attempted to carjack an armed federal security officer. The officer was sitting in his vehicle when two youths approached him, demanded his car, and one of them appeared to have a handgun. The officer produced his own gun and shot the teen, who later died in the hospital.
Fox News: Former KY officer faces second conviction attempt after firing into Breonna Taylor's apartment
A former Louisville police officer, Brett Hankison, is on trial in federal court for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights during a botched raid in 2020. Hankison is one of four officers charged by the U.S. Department of Justice for Taylor's killing, which sparked nationwide protests. The trial is set to begin with jury selection on Monday.
Fox News: Washington state senator Jeff Wilson cleared of Hong Kong gun charge
Washington state senator, Jeff Wilson, was cleared of a gun charge in Hong Kong after he admitted carrying the weapon into the Chinese territory by mistake. The court issued a bind-over order, requiring Wilson to keep the peace and avoid further firearms offenses for two years.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Broncos Troll Chiefs, Travis Kelce by Playing Taylor Swift Music After Upset Win
The Broncos trolled their division foe, the Chiefs, by playing Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" after their win. Fans were amused by the trolling.
#other
Breitbart: U.N. Chief Guterres Issues Latest Climate Warning -- 'Fossil Fuel Age Must End'
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns of dire climate consequences in Nepal, stating that the world is losing a third of its ice in just over three decades, leading to shrinking glaciers and reduced river flows. He calls for an end to fossil fuel usage, declaring that the planet is in peril.
The Right Scoop: This statement by a Hamas official reveals just how much they care about the Palestinians
Hamas official reveals that tunnels in Gaza were built to protect themselves, not civilians. Hamas believes it's the UN's responsibility to protect Palestinians.
The Telegraph: Passenger trains collide in India killing at least 13
13 dead, 25 injured in train collision in India due to human error. Train crashes common, blamed on outdated equipment or human error.