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#society
Daily Wire: Why The Destruction Of Statues Is A Proxy In The Overall War On American History
A statue of Robert E. Lee, a Confederate general, stood in Charlottesville, Virginia for almost a century before it was torn down and melted for an "inclusive arts display". Lee, a respected military officer, made the decision to defend his home state of Virginia during the Civil War, despite his personal views on slavery and secession. The removal of Confederate statues has become a part of the larger movement to erase and rewrite American history, with activists seeking to eliminate all relics of the Confederacy and even statues of other historical figures.
Front Page Magazine: We Have Abdicated Our Responsibility
We failed to protect ourselves and educate our children, prioritizing other causes over our own security. We deluded ourselves about Israel's stability, leading to fragmented views. We must recognize our enemies, take back the narrative, and build effective bridges for our community. It's an inflection point, and we must act now to live and thrive.
Front Page Magazine: Daniel Greenfield Video: David Horowitz Freedom Center is Fighting a Civilizational Battle
There are savages among us, spreading hatred and seeking to destroy civilization. These savages include those who support and defend Hamas, even after their heinous acts of terrorism. They can be found in universities, among professors and students alike. It is essential that we recognize the enemy we are facing and stand strong against them.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Iran: The Head of the Snake
The war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas escalates, with the conflict potentially spreading across the Middle East. The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have fired missiles and drones at Israel, while Hezbollah in Lebanon has also launched attacks. There are concerns that Hezbollah, with its strong fighting force, could join the conflict, leading to further complications involving Iran. The presence of American and international forces in Iraq and Syria is also being targeted by Iranian-backed militias.
#education
Fox News: Jewish Columbia students faced with threats, attacks speak out, say some protesters aren't fully educated
A Jewish student at Columbia University criticizes faculty for failing to educate students about the differences between Palestinian civilians and Hamas. He discusses the fear and discomfort Jewish students face on campus and calls for better education on the issue. Recent antisemitic attacks have further fueled tensions at the university.
Red State: Teacher Put on Leave for Wearing Devil Costume and Greeting Students With 'Hail Satan'
An Arizona teacher is being investigated for dressing up as the devil and saying "hail Satan" to students on Halloween. Opinions are divided on whether the teacher should be fired or not. Some parents believe firing the teacher would be excessive while others find the gag offensive.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Watch: Creepy AI-Enabled Robot Dog Displays Multiple Personalities, Different Voices
A robotics company has created AI-enabled robot dogs that can assume different personalities and speak in different voices. In a demonstration, one robot dog asked for names in a British accent and even recited poetry. Engineers were able to program the robot to assume various personalities with just one sentence. Reactions to the robot dogs have been mixed with some finding it creepy and others seeing practical applications.
#other
Fox News: GOP lawmaker rips Biden official over special agents reassigned to 'make sandwiches' for illegal immigrants
Sen. Josh Hawley criticized Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas for reassigning special agents to "make sandwiches" for illegal immigrants at the border. Mayorkas didn't provide a specific number of agents reassigned but claimed they were there to fight the influx of fentanyl. Hawley questioned if the agent's testimony was wrong. Mayorkas defended the reassignments, saying they were used to achieve law enforcement objectives.