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6 Oct 2023
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#politics
Spectator USA: Is the FBI targeting MAGA?
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the FBI is targeting Donald Trump's followers due to concerns of domestic terrorism among MAGA sympathizers. The agency has created a category of "anti-government" extremism, and a majority of investigations in this category are focused on Trump supporters.
The FBI's targeting of Trump's base is seen as counterintuitive and may only accelerate the extremism it is trying to counter. The agency is in a difficult position and must tread carefully, especially as it faces opposition from congressional Republicans who claim that the Biden administration has weaponized the Bureau against the right wing.
Red State: Angry House Republicans Release Letter Blasting Reps Who Voted to Oust McCarthy—'Ashamed and Embarrassed'
The ouster of former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy deepens the rift within the Republican Party, with over 40 House Republicans penning a letter condemning the eight GOP lawmakers who voted in favor of McCarthy's removal. House Republicans are calling for "fundamental changes" to the conference structure and refuse to let those eight members dictate the selection of the next speaker or policy outcomes. The ongoing power struggle between conservative and moderate factions of the party is becoming more apparent, with Rep. Nancy Mace, who voted for McCarthy's ouster, facing backlash from her colleagues.
The New American: Are Gaetz and Co. the Rebels America Needs? - The New American
A small group of Republicans, led by Representative Matt Gaetz, fired the speaker of the House of Representatives due to budget-related recklessness. This move has caused division within the party and raises questions about the need for rebels to challenge the establishment's grip on policy.
The Blaze: Russell Brand's 'digital death penalty' is a warning to all who speak against the accepted narrative
Russell Brand has been accused of sexual misconduct, but has not been charged. Despite this, he has faced severe consequences, including being demonetized by YouTube and dropped by his talent agency and publisher. Parliament is now targeting him and the platform Rumble. Deplatforming someone before guilt is determined is wrong, and it sets a dangerous precedent. The government and media are essentially giving Brand a "digital death penalty" without due process. This is part of a larger trend of seeking control and dominance over the internet and society.
National Review: The Left’s Nihilistic Campaign to Delegitimize the Supreme Court
Progressive movements reject established institutions and have launched attacks on the US Supreme Court. Confidence in the Court has decreased, with many believing its decisions are politically motivated. Support for expanding the Court has also risen. Critics of the Court use terms like "threat to democracy" to cover their hostility towards it, but the Court was never meant to be a democratic body. Justices have life tenure to prevent their decision-making from being swayed by public opinion. The people have the power to check the Court through legislation or amendment.
Red State: Ron DeSantis Fires Back at Hillary Clinton’s Call for ‘Formal Deprogramming’ of Trump ‘Cult Members'
Hillary Clinton called for a "formal deprogramming" of Trump supporters, which was rejected by Ron DeSantis who stated that they are patriotic Americans. DeSantis listed Trump's failures as a reminder that he has limitations in terms of electability.
#society
Newsbusters: WATCH: Matt Walsh Takes a Sledgehammer to Woke North Face
The North Face is being accused of assisting in getting a man fired after he was falsely accused of making a racist comment. Daily Wire host Matt Walsh called out the company for igniting cancel culture and criticized their brand ambassador and athlete coordinator. The lawsuit filed by America First Legal revealed that the brand ambassador later admitted the man didn't say anything racist, yet he still remains employed. Walsh questioned how The North Face and Outdoor Research should respond to this situation and highlighted their involvement in calling for the man to be punished.
The New American: This Is Not Freedom, America: The Profit Incentives Driving the American Police State - The New American
The author criticizes the government's pursuit of power and profit, highlighting the erosion of essential freedoms due to the police state. The government's activities, such as warrantless surveillance and militarization of police, are rarely discussed by politicians, corporations, or the media. The government and corporations profit from Americans' surveillance, fines, arrests, and imprisonment, prioritizing profits over the well-being of individuals and society.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Reuters: Turkish cargo ship hit a mine en route to Ukrainian Black Sea port
A Turkish cargo ship allegedly hit a mine in the Black Sea off the coast of Romania. The ship did not sustain significant damage and the crew was safe. Ukraine's Navy spokesman denied the incident.
#economy
PJ Media: Chipotle Experiments With Robots While Waffle House Employees Demand $25/Hour
Waiters and waitresses can make good money depending on the venue and effort. Fast food jobs should be a transition to greater things. Workers at a Waffle House in Atlanta demand $25 an hour, but the industry may not support it. Chipotle and other restaurants are experimenting with robots to decrease payroll and increase efficiency. In the future, 30% of restaurants will have human servers while the rest will be staffed by robots.
#crime
The Blaze: Armed carjacker, 23, can't drive stick, ditches just-heisted vehicle, hops in getaway car — then actually pulls off even more pathetic move
Two people leaving a bar in San Antonio were carjacked by a 23-year-old man who struggled to operate their manual transmission vehicle. He abandoned the car and then returned to it with a second suspect. The carjacker proceeded to shoot at the car owner, but ended up getting shot in the head himself. The wounded suspect was taken to the hospital and booked for aggravated robbery.
#sports
Forbes: Paul Pogba’s Career A Reminder That Greatness Isn’t Always In One’s Control
Paul Pogba's career may be coming to a sad end as he faces a potential four-year ban for testing positive for testosterone. After a successful stint at Juventus, Pogba's return has been plagued by injuries and disappointment. If his appeal fails, Juventus could terminate his contract, marking a wasted potential for one of the game's most promising players.
Forbes: FIFA Announces 2030 And 2034 World Cup Plans Amongst Climate Concerns
The 2030 FIFA World Cup will be held in Morocco, Spain, and Portugal, with the first three matches hosted by Uruguay, Paraguay, and Argentina. This decision marks the first time the tournament will be hosted across three continents and six countries. However, concerns have emerged over the bidding procedure, the potential for a Saudi World Cup in 2034, and the feasibility of a six-nation, three-continent tournament in a climate-affected world. Critics argue that FIFA's decision disregards the threat of climate change and highlights the organization's inability to take sustainable and environmentally friendly actions.
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Forbes: Another Rare New England Storm: Philippe Threatens Weekend Mess Even As A Post-Tropical System
Tropical Storm Philippe is set to hit Maine this weekend, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to the region. The storm is the second to impact New England this year and is expected to make landfall early Sunday morning. Forecasters are warning of flash flooding and cooler temperatures as the storm interacts with a cold front.
Spectator USA: When will the European Union take France’s Islamist concerns seriously?
The European Parliament hosts an event called "Close Guantanamo," inviting representatives from Cage, an organization accused of being "Islamist." The EU has also funded projects fighting "Islamophobia," including one linked to a proscribed organization in France. France is concerned about the EU's ties with Islamic organizations, particularly due to the commissioner for equality, Helena Dalli, who has made controversial statements and pushed for inclusive communication guidelines. Dalli's lack of understanding about political Islam has alarmed France, and they hope for a different commissioner in the future.