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31 Oct 2023
#politics
Red State: Biden's Brain Breaks When Speaking About AI, Shows He Has No Idea What He's Talking About
Joe Biden struggled while handing out Halloween candy to kids at the White House, sniffing one of them and coughing on the candy. Talking about artificial intelligence was even more difficult for him. His confused attempt to explain AI revealed his lack of understanding. Biden often speaks incoherently, like an AI story, and cannot make sense of AI or remember his recent travels. In his speech, he made a jumbled statement about American leadership and rights. Biden's incompetence is evident, and Democrats prioritize power over the country.
American Thinker: The Republican Caucus in Chaos? Hardly.
Republican voters are demanding change in the House of Representatives to "drain the swamp." After a struggle for the speakership, Mike Johnson, backed by the Freedom Caucus and endorsed by Trump, emerged as the new Speaker of the House. This shift signifies a growing discontent with the Uniparty and promises a developing electoral disaster for Democrats.
American Thinker: Why is RFK, Jr. Being Denied Secret Service Protection?
Democratic candidate RFK, Jr. is seeking Secret Service protection due to escalating threats including an intruder at his home and an impersonator with a loaded firearm. Despite requests from his campaign manager and Senator Ted Cruz, the Biden administration has denied protection, making it the sole outlier in providing security to candidates who have requested it. Lives are at risk and there is no clear reason for the denial. The history of assassinations in the Kennedy family makes it incomprehensible that authorization is not forthcoming.
Fox News: Biden family 'loans' raise serious questions
Bank records reveal that Joe Biden received a $200,000 payment from his brother James, who had just received a loan for the same amount from a healthcare company. This raises concerns about potential corruption and whether Biden used his political influence for personal gain. The Biden family's use of "loans" to transfer money among themselves, along with their use of shell companies, is suspicious and demands transparency. Congress must investigate these transactions to ensure that government officials are not enriching themselves at the expense of the American people.
#society
The Telegraph: Watch: Pro-Palestinian activist throws box of rodents on floor of McDonald’s
A pro-Palestinian activist caused panic by releasing a box of mice in a McDonald's restaurant in Birmingham. The man, wrapped in a Palestinian flag, threw the mice on the floor before leaving. The rodents had been dyed in Palestinian flag colors and a note calling for boycotts of McDonald's, Starbucks, and Disney was shown.
GB News: Police ignoring hate speech against white people - new findings
Hate speech against white people is not being investigated by police, according to a report by the Institute of Economic Affairs. Free speech is being stifled, with police investigations into controversial opinions on transgender rights and Islam. The report calls for a new concept of free speech to overcome rising censorship.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Law Enforcement Intel Report Warns of Terrorism Coming to the US, Biden Admin Does Nothing to Prevent It
In a chilling advisory, U.S. law enforcement is warned that terrorist groups like Hamas could enter the United States through the open southern border. The lack of action from the Biden administration and the mainstream media's denial of this threat raises concerns for national security.
The Telegraph: Iran’s chess game is going well, but US Navy carriers are changing the picture
As tensions rise in Gaza, the US Navy strategically moves its aircraft carriers to the Mediterranean and Red Sea. The USS Gerald R Ford stays in the Mediterranean, prepared for various missions, while the USS Dwight D Eisenhower transitions to the Suez Canal. This move leaves China as the dominant naval force in the Persian Gulf, highlighting the central role Iran plays in the region.
#health
Fox News: Anger can motivate people to achieve their goals, new study suggests: 'Sharpened focus'
Anger can be a powerful motivator for achieving goals, according to a new study. The research found that anger improved achievement levels across all experiments, including persisting with difficult tasks and cheating to attain prizes. In voting behavior, anger was shown to improve people's ability to reach their goals. Anger appeared to motivate people most when the goals were more challenging, and a mix of positive and negative emotions was found to promote well-being. However, long-term anger may not have the same impact on success as short-term anger.
#crime
GB News: Neighbour from hell took bite from Briton's face during savage attack that led to stitches
In a violent confrontation outside her home, Danielle Ashcroft was attacked by her neighbor Kerry Trainer, who bit her face and ear, causing significant damage. Ashcroft required 10 stitches and plastic surgery to repair the injuries, which left her scarred. Trainer claimed self-defense but later admitted to unlawful wounding, receiving a 12-month prison sentence and a restraining order. The attack had a severe impact on Ashcroft's mental health, leaving her feeling unable to leave her home.
#other
Fox News: Paranormal investigator claims 'dangerous hauntings' in abandoned asylum
Michigan's Eloise Psychiatric Hospital, known for its torturous medical methods, closed in 1981 and remained abandoned for decades. The property was purchased for a dollar in 2018. Visitors have reported spooky sightings and paranormal activities, leading to investigations by paranormal experts. Plans to redevelop the site into a hotel, restaurant, event space, bar, and haunted attraction are underway.
GB News: Sadiq Khan's hated Ulez expansion costing drivers £730,000 a day with thousands charged
A new report from Transport for London reveals that around 60,000 vehicles are being charged daily for failing to meet minimum emissions standards in the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in London. The expanded ULEZ has already made a significant impact in reducing the number of polluting vehicles, with 95% of vehicles now complying with air quality standards. However, there have been issues with drivers protesting against the ULEZ expansion, resulting in crimes and arrests.
