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10 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Canada’s Trudeau says shots fired at Montreal Jewish schools, Concordia University brawl are ‘unacceptable’
Shots were fired at Jewish schools in Montreal, sparking condemnation from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. No one was injured in the incidents. There was also an altercation between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian supporters at Concordia University, resulting in three injuries.
The Telegraph: Friday evening news briefing: No 10 says Sunak has 'full confidence' in Braverman
Downing Street declines to comment on whether Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman have spoken since the controversy over Braverman's Times article claiming police favor protesters. Israeli snipers are shooting at Gaza's Al-Quds hospital, leaving one dead and 20 wounded.
American Thinker: Indoctrination is an ugly thing
A power-hungry dictator manipulates education to control what people think, pushing an agenda of equality while seeking more government power. They divide society by class, race, and sex and brainwash children to trust the government over their parents. The corrupt president and indoctrinators aim to destroy America while claiming to care. They use tactics like ridicule and constant pressure to push their agenda and target those who want smaller government. People must remember the rules for radicals by Saul Alinsky.
The Blaze: Biden denies reality when Peter Doocy confronts him about trailing Donald Trump in key battleground states | Blaze Media
Fox News reporter Peter Doocy confronts President Joe Biden about his abysmal polling in battleground states. Biden dismisses the question and claims he is ahead in the polls, but recent data shows that he is actually trailing former President Trump in key battleground states.
#society
Spectator USA: Being ‘sex positive’ has its negatives
Sexuality today has become a matter of public identity, where being "sex positive" means openly talking about sex without shame or judgment. Female celebrities have embraced this trend, even leading to a dating business called Killing Kittens. However, the rise of sex positivity blurs once certain taboos and boundaries, raising questions about judgment and appropriate behavior.
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' host Ken Jennings under fire for joke about elderly people: 'Tasteless'
Ken Jennings landed in hot water after making a questionable comment on "Jeopardy!" about people in assisted living facilities. Viewers took offense and criticized him on social media, calling his remark ageist and tasteless. This isn't the first time Jennings has faced backlash for his comments, prompting him to issue apologies in the past. However, a representative for Jennings has not yet responded to the recent controversy.
Red State: Gad Saad's Response to Person Caught Screaming at Jewish People on Montreal Campus Is a True Chef's Kiss
Anti-Israel rallies have become increasingly wild, with incidents of scaling fences and occupying buildings. A viral video from Concordia University shows Jewish students calling for the release of Hamas hostages being attacked and harassed, with one person hurling invective. The alleged screamer later claimed she said "c**t" instead of a derogatory term for a Jewish person, but the video doesn't show the full exchange. Professor Gad Saad, who was accused of doxxing, responded with biting sarcasm. The screamer's attempts to find and identify the woman she screamed at backfired.
#military
The Telegraph: Serving armed forces member cleared of breaching the Official Secrets Act due to mental health
Former British soldier Thomas Newsome has been cleared of sharing "highly sensitive" military information that could endanger the lives of military personnel serving overseas. The Crown Prosecution Service dropped the case against Newsome, citing his mental health at the time of the alleged offenses. Newsome, who denied wrongdoing, had been suffering from a mental health condition when he was accused of sharing a 10-page document containing sensitive military information. The prosecution determined that it was no longer in the public interest to bring a case against him.
Times Of Israel: 4 IDF soldiers seriously wounded by Hezbollah anti-tank missile, drone strike
Four Israeli soldiers were seriously wounded in missile and drone attacks by Lebanese Hezbollah in northern Israel. Three soldiers were injured by a missile, while later in the day, two more were hurt by an explosives-laden drone. The soldiers were taken to the hospital for treatment. The IDF responded by carrying out strikes against Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon.
#history
Daily Wire: America’s Top 11 Generals: #2 Douglas MacArthur
Veterans Day is approaching and it's time to celebrate America's finest commanders. One of them is General Douglas MacArthur, a brilliant and visionary leader who achieved victories in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. MacArthur's unique strategies, adaptability, and daring made him a remarkable general, although he also made mistakes and had his flaws. Overall, his accomplishments and contributions to the military cannot be denied.
#health
Fox News: Bernedoodle dog rushed to veterinary hospital after swallowing three of her owner’s socks
A dog named Molly from Ireland was taken to the vet after experiencing pain and vomiting. X-rays revealed that Molly had swallowed three socks, which required surgery to remove them. The surgeries were successful, and Molly has fully recovered.
#crime
The Telegraph: Third woman charged with terror offence over Hamas banner at protest
A woman has been charged under the Terrorism Act for displaying images of paragliders at a pro-Palestine march in London. All three women involved in the incident will appear in court as "co-defendants."
Fox News: Alleged subway vigilante is West Virginia native who posted bail and returned home to NYC apartment
Astoria, NY: John Rote, accused subway vigilante, posted bail and returned home after firing warning shot to scare off mugger on Manhattan platform. He has been charged with criminal possession of a weapon and misdemeanor menacing.
New York: Armed vigilante saves woman from would-be robber on subway platform near Rockefeller Center. John Rote fired a warning shot, fleeing the scene and disposing of the gun. Transit crime has increased by 29% this year.
Fox News: New Jersey teacher's aide used Snapchat to receive child pornography: officials
A New Jersey teacher's aide, Ryan Johnson, has been arrested and charged with possessing child pornography and engaging in sexual contact with minors. Johnson allegedly shared explicit images with two minors via Snapchat and viewed child pornography. The incidents occurred while he was employed at Cumberland Regional High School. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Daily Signal: Nashville Female Shooter's Manifesto Suggests Testosterone
A female mass shooter, who identified as male, opened fire at a Presbyterian school in Nashville, killing six people. The shooter's manifesto revealed a hatred for white people and a desire to inflict harm. It is suggested that the shooter may have been taking testosterone, which could have contributed to her violent actions. The use of cross-sex hormones for gender dysphoria should be debated, as their effects are not well understood. Some countries have moved away from these interventions, but the US continues to advocate for them. It is unclear if the shooter was on testosterone, as information has been withheld.
Red State: Paul Pelosi Attacker David DePape on Trial: Defense Claims Nancy Pelosi's 'Official Duties' Not a Factor
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, was brutally attacked by David DePape with a hammer. DePape's defense attorney argues that he believed he was stopping government corruption and child abuse by politicians. The trial continues, with Pelosi attempting to dodge a subpoena.
#science
GB News: Long lost mammal named after David Attenborough rediscovered after 60 years
Scientists have rediscovered a long-lost mammal in Indonesia's Cyclops Mountains. The Attenborough's long-beaked echidna, named after naturalist David Attenborough, was photographed for the first time in over 60 years.
#other
Human Events: Liverpool footballer’s father released after being held hostage for 13 days in Columbia
After 13 days, Luis Díaz Sr., father of Liverpool soccer player Luis Díaz, has been freed from captivity by the ELN in Colombia. The government's peace negotiations with armed guerrilla groups are now in question due to this human rights violation.
Fox News: A hyped AI-based restaurant opened to fanfare last month in San Francisco; now its empty
A San Francisco smoothie startup called BetterBlends, which used artificial intelligence to generate customized smoothies, closed down just two months after opening. The store had initially received positive media coverage but failed to sustain its operations. San Francisco has faced challenges in filling empty storefronts since the pandemic, and the closure of BetterBlends added to this issue.