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30 Oct 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Weekend Media Wrap, Vol. 15: What You Missed If You Weren’t Glued To The Sunday Shows
On ABC's "This Week," a panel discussed Rep. Dean Phillips challenging President Joe Biden for reelection. Despite Biden's low poll numbers, former DNC Chairwoman Donna Brazile believes Democrats will support him. On CBS' "Face the Nation," White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan expressed concern about the threat from Iran and called on Israel to minimize civilian casualties. CNN's "State of the Union" featured Sullivan urging Israel to distinguish between Hamas terrorists and civilians. He also expressed hope for the release of hostages. NBC's "Meet the Press" saw Rep. Pramila Jayapal criticizing Biden's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict, specifically regarding Muslim and Arab Americans. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson appeared on "Fox News Sunday" to discuss his party switch due to Democrats' handling of violent crime. Jen Psaki criticized newly-elected House Speaker Mike Johnson on her show, "Inside with Jen Psaki," primarily on religious grounds.
The Federalist: Weiss's Office Ignored Credible Evidence Of Biden Corruption
The Delaware U.S. attorney's office disregarded evidence of Hunter and Joe Biden's involvement in a Ukrainian bribery scandal, despite receiving information that established the credibility of the evidence. Former Pittsburgh U.S. Attorney Scott Brady testified that the Delaware office ignored the work done by the Pittsburgh office, which had determined that the evidence was not Russian disinformation and did not originate from Rudy Giuliani. The briefing provided to the Delaware office outlined the investigative steps taken by the Pittsburgh team and recommended further investigation.
#society
GB News: Camilla Tominey rages at 'Jew hate' as NHS doctor found to be Jihad demo leader
Camilla Tominey and Andrew Pierce express anger after NHS GP found as leader at London Jihad protest.
National Review: The presence of a gun, &c.
The gun issue is complicated, but sometimes a gun is necessary for self-defense. A German anthropologist named Adrian Zenz is documenting the persecution of the Uyghurs. David Mastio, a mentally ill gun owner, writes about his battles with wokeness. The Right has started to resemble the Left in many ways. Republican congressman Thomas Massie opposes anything that leads to World War III. Republican senator Tommy Tuberville blames America first. Mike Pence traveled to Ukraine to show solidarity, which is important. The conservative movement has transformed but the Buckley spirit remains. Trump may become president again. Elon Musk recommended sources that promote antisemitism and Russian propaganda. The Kremlin and Chinese Communist Party appreciate Musk. George W. Bush threw the first pitch at the World Series. Three former Tigers are playing in the World Series. Fall in the neighborhood is beautiful.
American Thinker: Is Hamas enough to wake up the slumbering American people?
The recent terrorist attack by Iranian proxies (Hamas) in Israel has the potential to awaken America to the crisis it faces. The reaction to the attack, particularly from liberals, reveals the transformation occurring in the country. A closer look reveals a shift towards radical ideologies, a rejection of traditional values, and a dangerous rise in support for barbarism.
Le Monde: Anti-Semitic incidents spread across Russian Caucasus
In Dagestan airport, crowds rioted in search of "Israelis" and "Jews" after rumors of their arrival. The police were passive and the airport was stormed, causing arrests and a criminal investigation. This event occurred at the peak of a weekend filled with anti-Semitic incidents in the Russian Caucasus region.
National Review: Major Medical Group Issues ‘More Inclusive’ Infertility Definition
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) has broadened the definition of "infertility" to include same-sex couples, ensuring equal access to fertility treatment. The new definition states that infertility is the inability to achieve a successful pregnancy based on various factors, and includes the need for medical intervention, such as the use of donor gametes. The expansion of this definition has led to increased insurance coverage and more same-sex female couples seeking fertility treatments.
#war
Fox News: Israel's war against Hamas is a battle for civilization
A terror attack by Hamas in southern Israel resulted in the death of 1,400 Israelis and the taking of over 220 hostages. Hamas, a jihadi terror group, targets civilians and children. Israel withdrew from the Gaza Strip in 2005, but instead of peace, Gaza became a terror machine. Hamas, internationally recognized as a terror organization, has ruled Gaza with an iron fist and seeks the destruction of Israel. Economic incentives have failed to moderate their behavior, as the aid has been misused for Hamas' own purposes. Hamas exploits public opinion and international bodies to pressure Israel into limiting self-defense.
GB News: Antisemitic incidents at universities up by 400% says Education Minister
Incidents of anti-Semitism at UK universities have increased by 400% in the past three weeks, says Education Minister Robert Halfon. He acknowledges the need for Israel's defense against Hamas but emphasizes the importance of ensuring a peaceful future for the Palestinian people. The government is committed to using existing legislation to address the rise in anti-Semitism, including prevention of terrorism acts and racial harassment laws.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Irish family trapped in Gaza share house with 80 people who sleep in shifts
An Irish family is stranded in Gaza after the recent Hamas terror attacks and is living with over 80 friends and relatives in cramped conditions. They attempted to leave Gaza but were told to move away from the crossing and await further information. With limited supplies and the destruction of their property, they are uncertain how long they can endure their current circumstances.
Euromaidan Press: Russia destroyed over 800 Ukrainian cultural heritage sites
Russia has destroyed over 800 Ukrainian cultural heritage sites, including monuments and churches. They also removed statues of historical Russian military figures.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: Harvard Lecturer Who Discriminated Against Jewish Students Faces No Disciplinary Action
A Harvard professor who discriminated against Jewish students has not faced disciplinary action, according to an advocacy group threatening legal action against the school. The professor organized an anti-Israel discussion and pressured Jewish students to abandon a project examining Israel's democracy. Harvard has been criticized for failing to denounce anti-Israel activity and creating an unsafe climate for Jewish students.
#technology
National Review: Americans Need Not Fear Artificial Intelligence
Misconceptions about artificial intelligence (AI) and its ability to think for itself are spreading, fueling fears of job loss and economic harm. The belief that AI is already more intelligent than humans or will soon surpass us is deeply ingrained, but it is a misunderstanding of how AI functions. AI, like ChatGPT, a large language model, does not think independently but instead copies patterns. Our irrational fears and misconceptions about AI risk holding back progress and hindering the benefits it could bring to society and the economy.