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11 Nov 2024
#illegals
Le Monde: Italian judges deal new blow to Albania migrant scheme
Italian judges have rejected the detention of migrants in Albanian centers, referring the case to the European Court of Justice. This setback complicates Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's plan to process migrants in non-EU Albania, as the seven men involved are expected to be sent back to Italy.
The judges cited a recent ruling that only entire countries can be deemed safe for migrant processing, challenging Italy's new law that labeled specific regions as safe. The situation has sparked criticism from both government officials and opposition parties regarding the handling of migrant policies.
#politics
GB News: Starmer defends 2,500 mile trip to climate change summit Cop29 saying his focus is economy and small boats
Sir Keir Starmer defended his 2,500-mile trip to the Cop29 climate change summit in Azerbaijan, asserting it is essential for boosting the UK economy and addressing the small boats crisis. He emphasized the importance of international engagement for attracting global investment and enhancing border security.
Starmer highlighted that discussions with international leaders, including those from Italy and Germany, focused on border control and combating human trafficking. He aims to leverage these engagements to tackle climate change and promote the UK's role in the global transition to clean energy, which he believes will foster economic growth.
Breitbart: Hockey Legend Wayne Gretzky Triggers Lefties by Joining Trump at Mar-a-Lago, Wearing MAG Hat
NHL legend Wayne Gretzky attended a victory party at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat. He was accompanied by family members, including his daughter Paulina and her husband, golfer Dustin Johnson.
The event sparked mixed reactions on social media, with many leftists expressing dismay over Gretzky's support for Trump, while a significant number of fans showed their approval.
Breitbart: Fed Employees Pour Cash Into Blue Coffers, Leaving GOP Out in the Cold
Federal Reserve employees have significantly favored Democratic candidates in political donations this election cycle, contributing $552,000 to Democrats compared to only $51,000 for Republicans. This disparity raises concerns about potential political bias within the Fed, which plays a crucial role in the economy.
Critics argue that the overwhelming support for Democrats since 2016 indicates a shift in the Fed's culture, questioning its claimed neutrality. Recent actions, such as a notable interest rate cut close to the election, have further fueled suspicions about the Fed's political alignment and responsiveness to diverse viewpoints.
#society
Breitbart: Amsterdam 'Jew Hunt' Organised on Pro-Palestine Group Chats: Report
A report reveals that the violent attacks on Israeli fans in Amsterdam after a soccer match were premeditated, organized via messaging apps, and not a spontaneous reaction to anti-Arab chants. Messages indicated a coordinated effort to target Israelis, with local taxi drivers aiding attackers.
Amsterdam's Mayor condemned the incidents, which left 25 injured, as shocking and disgraceful. Political leaders attribute the violence to years of open-border policies that have allowed anti-Semitic sentiments to grow. Calls for deportation of those involved have emerged.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Taliban Terrorists to Discuss Fighting Climate Change at U.N. Conference
The Taliban has arrived in Baku, Azerbaijan, to participate in COP29, marking their first official attendance at a UN climate summit since taking control of Afghanistan in 2021. Although they are not officially recognized as the government, they aim to discuss Afghanistan's climate challenges.
Taliban officials have expressed a desire for international cooperation on climate issues, seeking financial support to address environmental concerns. The conference has drawn criticism for its location and the perceived hypocrisy of climate commitments amidst ongoing fossil fuel dependence.
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: Why reporting the Lebanon war is harder than Iraq or Syria
Israel reports progress in ceasefire talks, with Russia potentially involved. The latest updates include an aid worker's account from northern Gaza and discussions between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Insights from Reuters’ Beirut Bureau Chief highlight the challenges faced by Lebanese amid ongoing conflicts.
#culture
GB News: Nana Akua in inspirational campaign endorsed by King Charles
Nana Akua, a presenter for GB News, is supporting the "This Can Be You" campaign, which aims to highlight the achievements of successful black individuals. The initiative, backed by King Charles, features advertisements on London buses to inspire others to pursue their dreams.
The campaign, created by Melanie Hollett and her son Justyn, seeks to challenge narratives of victimhood and oppression among black communities. Akua emphasizes that successful black individuals should not be viewed through a lens of racial division and encourages a positive outlook on achievement.
#history
GB News: Martin Daubney moved to tears live on GB News - 'I feel very moved at this time'
GB News host Martin Daubney expressed deep emotion during a live segment while reflecting on John Armstrong's poem "Who Am I." He emphasized the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by ancestors in the fight for freedom and democracy.
Former SAS Officer Matthew Hellyer echoed these sentiments, advocating for the teaching of history in schools to honor those who fought for the nation's values. He highlighted the ongoing commitment of service members to uphold these ideals.
#crime
Fox News: Arrest made after hiker murdered in small mountain town slaying staged as bear attack
Nicholas Wayne Hamlett was apprehended after allegedly faking a bear attack to cover up the murder of Steven Douglas Lloyd in Tennessee. Hamlett used the identity of another man, Brandon Andrade, to call 911, leading authorities to a crime scene where Lloyd's body was discovered.
Hamlett, who has a history of violent crime, was wanted for first-degree murder and had been on the run for weeks. He was ultimately recognized at a hospital in South Carolina, leading to his capture. Authorities had warned the public about the potential danger he posed.