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31 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Florida Republican urges defunding UN Human Rights Council until it condemns Hamas
Florida congresswoman Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is introducing the Stand With Israel Act, a bipartisan bill that would withhold U.S. funding to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) until they pass a resolution condemning Hamas. Luna argues that the UNHRC should not receive taxpayer funding until it stops targeting Israel, referring to China's treatment of Muslims in concentration camps as an example of their hypocrisy. The bill has multiple co-sponsors and aims to prevent funds from going to the UNHRC until a clear resolution condemning Hamas is adopted .
Furthermore, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres is facing calls to resign after a speech that was seen as rationalizing Hamas' actions. Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Erdan, has criticized Guterres and called for his resignation. The UN has a history of accusations of antisemitism, with a resolution equating Zionism with racism in 1975. This reputation has damaged Israel's standing as the only democratic state in the Middle East (, ).
The Blaze: Bing’s AI channels ‘Dark Brandon’-style authoritarian democracy
A political cartoon depicting "democracy vs. authoritarianism" goes viral on social media, bearing resemblance to Joe Biden's speech. The current administration's push for control of digital technology raises concerns about citizen surveillance and suppression of political speech. Critics argue that the left is principled in imposing its power over dissenters, while hierarchy is a more justifiable order than hypocrisy. The framing of democracy versus authoritarianism distracts from the true nature of political life, resulting in regimes labeled "authoritarian" claiming to be voices of democracy and regimes labeled "democracy" engaging in repressive behavior. Bing's accidental political cartoon may reveal a harsh truth through clever exaggeration.
Fox News: Bill Maher confronts Cuomo on nursing home scandal, ex-NY gov calls questions 'Monday morning quarterbacking'
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo was confronted by Bill Maher on his handling of the nursing home scandal during COVID. Cuomo denied that his policy caused deaths in nursing homes and defended his actions during the pandemic. The controversy around Cuomo's handling of the nursing home crisis and allegations of a cover-up have been a major issue for him.
American Thinker: US government’s checks and balances are not working well
The checks and balances in the U.S. government are criticized for not working well. Increased polarization and partisanship lead to legislative gridlock. Presidents overstep their authority with executive orders. Congress fails to conduct thorough oversight. The judicial branch engages in judicial activism. Impeachment proceedings are politically motivated or ineffective. National security and surveillance powers expand without adequate checks. Special interest groups and lobbying influence the legislative branch. Unelected bureaucrats in the executive branch have too much influence. The lack of transparency and competence in the CDC and FDA led to the Covid disaster. Presidential appointments can shift policy and ideology. These challenges require addressing constitutional principles and the will of the people.
Breitbart: Kentucky Governor Race Could Determine Control of U.S. Senate
Kentucky's gubernatorial race between Andy Beshear and Daniel Cameron may determine control of the U.S. Senate. Beshear argues that a state law requiring him to appoint a Republican if Senator McConnell steps down is unconstitutional. The question of which party controls the Senate hangs in the balance.
Breitbart: The Democrats 'Steal' Curtain: Trump Team Arrives in Colorado to Fight
Former President Donald Trump's legal team is in Colorado for a trial to determine his eligibility for the state ballot. The trial is characterized as a battle for democracy by both Trump's team and the plaintiffs, who argue that allowing Trump to run again would endorse a political charade. The plaintiffs, supported by a liberal watchdog group, filed the challenge based on Trump's alleged role in the January 6 insurrection. Witnesses, including police officers, testified to the violence they experienced that day. Trump's defense team claims that he called for peace and did not lead the rioters into the Capitol. The case could potentially go to the Supreme Court.
#society
Breitbart: Report: Jews in Berlin Forced to Consider -- Is It Time to Leave Germany?
Segments of the Jewish population in Berlin are considering leaving Germany due to rising antisemitism. The city, known for its history of anti-Jewish hate, is once again facing a growing tide of discrimination. Germany's antisemitism commissioner has condemned the increase in violence, warning of a return to the country's "most horrific times." Recent attacks on synagogues and the marking of Jewish homes with the Star of David have heightened concerns. Germany's chancellor has pledged a "zero tolerance" approach to antisemitism, emphasizing the country's responsibility towards Israel as the perpetrator of the Holocaust.
Le Monde: Paris prosecutor opens investigation after Stars of David found tagged on buildings
Stars of David painted on buildings in Paris, mirroring the Holocaust. Jewish students condemn the act as a terrifying reminder of WWII. Mayors and towns file complaints.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Top-10 Russian genocidal quotes about Ukraine
Russian officials and state-controlled media openly promote the obliteration of the Ukrainian nation, with genocidal quotes expressing their intent. The Russian military's aggression against Ukraine has resulted in documented war crimes and potential genocide.
The Telegraph: Israeli soldiers attack Hamas inside tunnel network
Israeli forces attack Hamas gunmen in the tunnel network beneath Gaza, targeting key objectives. More than 300 targets struck, militants respond. Israel also bombs Gaza from air, sea, and ground. Witnesses report attacks in northwestern areas, along with air raid sirens in Eilat. Israel says no threat to civilians. Clashes reported between militants and Israeli forces, with vehicles and tanks targeted. Gaza health authorities report over 8,000 people killed, and over 1.4 million made homeless. Calls for ceasefire rejected by Israel, plans to wipe out Hamas continue.
#economy
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine receives $2.8 bl in October foreign aid
Ukraine received $2.8 billion in October in foreign aid, with over 40% in grants that don't need to be repaid. The aid helps fund social protections, humanitarian aid, and salaries in education and healthcare sectors.
#military
Breitbart: Army Barred Robert Card from 'Live Fire Activity' After Mid-July Evaluation
US Army deems Robert Card "non-deployable" and prohibits him from handling weapons after evaluation at West Point hospital. concerns over his mental well-being and recent report of mental health issues were cited.
#health
Fox News: Kansas judge issues statewide pause on medical abortions law
A Kansas judge has suspended older restrictions and put a new state law on medication abortions on hold. The ruling is a victory for abortion rights advocates and highlights the importance of state courts in preserving access. The judge's order is set to remain in effect through the trial in June 2024.
#crime
The Right Scoop: MORE: Robert Card family warned sheriff in May about mental health and firearms
The family of the Maine mass shooter, Robert Card, had alerted the sheriff's office in May about his declining mental health and access to firearms. The sheriff's office communicated with Card's army reserve base and believed he was receiving medical attention. In September, military authorities requested a wellness check, but Card was not found. The sheriff's office canceled their alert a week before the shootings and claims to have followed procedures. It remains unclear why Card's brother was unable to secure his weapons, and further investigation is needed to understand the situation fully.
#other
Fox News: Poultry producers, including Tyson Foods, seek dismissal of Oklahoma pollution ruling
Poultry producers, including Tyson Foods and Cargill Inc., are seeking to dismiss a ruling that they polluted an Oklahoma watershed. The companies argue that the evidence is too old and the case is moot. Conservation officials in Oklahoma have noted a decline in pollution due to improved wastewater treatment and poultry-litter management.
Fox News: ‘Bridgerton’ star calls out Netflix, Shondaland after being hospitalized for psychotic breaks
Actress Ruby Barker, known for her role in "Bridgerton," criticized Netflix and Shondaland for failing to support her after she experienced two psychotic breaks. She revealed that no one from the show reached out to offer aftercare or support during her difficult time. Barker explained that she felt pressure to pretend everything was fine and struggled with the impact of medication on her mental health. She has since found solace in making music.