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6 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: SNL mocks Kamala Harris watching Walz, Vance 'vibing' during VP debate skit: 'Why are they friends?'
"Saturday Night Live" featured a skit mocking Vice President Kamala Harris during a debate between Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance. Maya Rudolph portrayed Harris, reacting humorously to the candidates' agreement and their debate performance.
The skit included various comedic moments, such as references to wine and a flub by Harris, while also highlighting key debate exchanges. Dana Carvey appeared as President Biden, adding to the humor.
GB News: Top Labour donor denies peerage rumours due to 'scandals': 'Read the room!'
Dale Vince, a green energy tycoon and Labour donor, claims that ongoing controversies surrounding donations make it difficult for Sir Keir Starmer to award honours to party backers. Vince faces allegations from his estranged wife regarding his potential knighthood linked to a £5 million donation.
Vince criticized Starmer's handling of financial contributions, particularly the declaration of clothing as office expenses, which he believes has contributed to the current scandals. Meanwhile, Sue Gray has resigned as Chief of Staff due to concerns about becoming a distraction for Starmer's government.
#society
Fox News: New report finds nearly 200% increase in antisemitic incidents in US since Oct. 7 Hamas terror massacre
A report by the Anti-Defamation League reveals a 200% increase in antisemitic incidents in the U.S. following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, totaling over 10,000 incidents in 2023. This marks the highest annual total since tracking began in 1979, with significant occurrences on college campuses and during anti-Israel rallies.
The rise in antisemitism is also noted in the UK and Canada, where incidents have surged dramatically. Experts warn that the current climate poses severe risks for Jewish communities, with Canada being highlighted as particularly hostile.
Le Monde: Archives reveal the Church considered isolating Abbé Pierre as early as the 1940s
Abbé Pierre, a prominent French priest, has been accused of sexual violence by 24 women, including minors. The Catholic Church has faced scrutiny for its historical protection of predatory priests, as evidenced by recent reports and the opening of archives related to Pierre.
The archives reveal the Church's awareness of Pierre's troubling behavior as early as 1942, highlighting concerns about his character and the need for supervision. This ongoing issue reflects broader patterns of abuse within the Church.
Breitbart: Israel Braces for October 7 Anniversary, Attacks; Terror in Be'er Sheva
Israel is on high alert for potential terror attacks as the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas assault approaches. A recent shooting in Be’er Sheva injured several, highlighting ongoing security concerns. Commemorations for the victims and the impact of the war continue across the country.
President Isaac Herzog emphasized the enduring pain and loss felt by Israelis and Jews worldwide, while also calling for unity and resilience in the face of adversity. The anniversary serves as a reminder of the ongoing threats and the collective aspiration for peace and safety.
#war
Breitbart: One Dead, Gas Pipeline Damaged Amid Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 87 drones and missiles, resulting in one death in Kharkiv and damage to infrastructure in Odesa. Ukraine's air defenses intercepted 56 drones and two missiles, while 25 drones went off radar.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy plans to present a "victory plan" at the upcoming Ramstein meeting, which includes NATO membership and long-range missiles. He emphasized the need for more decisive support from allies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Russian honeytrap Brexit plot is ‘no surprise’, says Irish PM
Irish Premier Simon Harris acknowledged reports of Russian intelligence recruiting an Irish politician during Brexit negotiations, aimed at undermining relations between Britain, Ireland, and the EU. He emphasized that Ireland is not immune to Russian efforts to distort public opinion.
Harris refrained from commenting on specific security matters but expressed confidence in the effectiveness of Ireland's security services in addressing such threats, particularly following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
#military
Breitbart: Iran Awards Medal for Missile Attack on Israel but Awaits Response
Iran is preparing for a potential Israeli counterattack following its recent missile strikes on Israel. Ayatollah Khamenei awarded a medal to the IRGC commander responsible for the attacks, while U.S. and Israeli military leaders discuss coordinated responses.
Iran has closed its airspace and is bracing for further Israeli actions, which may target missile facilities and potentially destabilize the Iranian regime. Despite official posturing, there are signs of apprehension within Iran regarding a possible attack.
Times Of Israel: How effective was Iran’s attack? The Israeli public doesn’t have the full picture
Iran launched a significant missile attack on Israel on October 1, involving around 200 ballistic missiles, with approximately 180 reaching Israeli territory. The attack targeted military installations, including the Nevatim Airbase, and was assessed by international media based on satellite imagery.
Israeli media coverage was limited, possibly due to the Rosh Hashanah holiday and internal censorship. The IDF reported a lower interception rate compared to previous attacks, raising concerns about the vulnerability of Israel's defense systems and the potential implications for civilian safety in future conflicts.
Times Of Israel: After Iranian missiles hit base, Gallant says attack didn’t even ‘scratch’ air force
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant stated that last week’s Iranian missile attack did not damage the Israeli Air Force's capabilities. He emphasized Israel's intent to respond at a time and manner of its choosing, despite the attack causing civilian damage and prompting widespread panic.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed the missile strikes were retaliation for the deaths of key figures linked to Hezbollah and Hamas. In response, Israel is reportedly considering targeting strategic Iranian infrastructure, while Iran warns of a proportional counterattack.
#religion
Fox News: It's the most repeated command in the Bible and it will bring you closer to God
The Bible's repeated command to "fear not" is emphasized in the face of global turmoil, such as natural disasters and conflict. This assurance is rooted in the belief that God's presence provides strength and peace, enabling believers to overcome fear.
In challenging times, faith in God's promises is presented as a source of courage. The message encourages individuals to seek closeness with God and to act with justice and humility, trusting that divine support will prevail.
#culture
Fox News: Defaced Columbus statue that was thrown into a Virginia pond finds more welcoming home in NYC suburb
A statue of Christopher Columbus, previously removed during protests in Richmond, Virginia, has found a new home at the Rockland Sons of Italy Lodge in Blauvelt, New York. Supporters view it as a symbol of Italian heritage, while critics argue it represents colonialism and should not be celebrated.
The statue's relocation highlights ongoing debates over Columbus's legacy, with some advocating for Indigenous Peoples' Day instead of Columbus Day. Critics emphasize that Columbus did not discover America and question the ethics of honoring his contributions.
#crime
Breitbart: Migrant Imprisonment Rate over a Quarter Higher Than for British Citizens
A recent analysis reveals that foreign nationals in the UK have a 27% higher imprisonment rate than British citizens, with significant disparities among ethnic groups. Albanian migrants lead with a rate of 232.33 per 10,000, while some nationalities, like Germans, show lower rates.
The findings have prompted calls for the UK government to release more data on migrant crime and adjust immigration policies based on these statistics. Critics argue that the lack of transparency hampers informed public debate on immigration and crime.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Tornado warning issued for six areas as Britain to be pelted by hail and lightning
A tornado warning has been issued for six areas in the UK, including South West England and the Channel Islands, as storm clouds approach from the Atlantic. Gale-force winds and heavy rainfall are expected, with potential travel disruptions on Sunday evening.
Forecasters warn of possible tornadoes and hail, urging residents to stay alert. Mild temperatures of up to 18C are anticipated despite the unsettled weather, influenced by the remnants of Hurricane Kirk.