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13 Nov 2023
#illegals
Flag And Cross: Migrants Refuse to Stay at New NYC Shelter, Demand New Accommodations
Migrant families brought to an emergency shelter at Brooklyn's Floyd Bennett Field in New York City refused to stay because they were not informed in advance that it would be a tent city. Families were outraged by the accommodations and demanded to be taken elsewhere. Officials are now calling for alternative housing options for the increasing number of illegal immigrants.
#politics
The Federalist: Democrats Hastily Clean Up San Francisco Ahead Of Chinese Visit
San Francisco hurriedly cleaned up before the state visit of Presidents Biden and Xi. Workers resurfaced sidewalks, installed plywood, and transformed a plaza into a skateboard park. The cleanup effort was prompted by the arrival of "fancy leaders."
Red State: London Has Fallen: Excellent UK Home Secretary Fired for Telling the Truth About Pro-Hamas Protests
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been fired for criticizing pro-Hamas protests and antisemitism in the UK. The Conservative government is facing a massive electoral defeat, with Islamist migrants taking over London and violent crime rates soaring. Braverman's dismissal reflects the cowardice of the government in addressing these issues.
National Review: The Corner: Chris Christie and Doug Burgum Should Be Next
Charlie Cooke discusses the remaining candidates in the Republican presidential primaries and questions their motivations for staying in the race. While Vivek Ramaswamy is using the campaign to raise his own visibility and curry favor with Trump, Chris Christie's plan to confront Trump directly seems unlikely. Cooke suggests that if Christie truly wants to stop Trump, now would be the time to drop out. Other candidates like Doug Burgum and Asa Hutchinson have also lost their rationale for running. However, Burgum remains hopeful despite having little chance of winning.
The Telegraph: Rishi Sunak is living dangerously by freezing out the Tory Right
Rishi Sunak sacked Suella Braverman as Home Secretary to create a united team, but it has widened the divide within the Conservative Party. Tories like Braverman and those on the Conservative Left are not on the same page. The reshuffled Cabinet might be united, but the wider Conservative family is disillusioned with the government, as shown by recent polling placing the Tories far behind Labour. This split has existed since the Maastricht rebellion and was exacerbated during the Brexit wars. Braverman's sacking angers her supporters and Boris-backing Leavers frustrated with the government's handling of post-Brexit opportunities. Sunak's decision may have also been influenced by the Supreme Court ruling on the Rwanda plan, as Braverman's position could have been strengthened if the government won.
Sunak's decision to sack Braverman as Home Secretary has created divisions within the Conservative Party, with the Tories far behind Labour in the polls. This split between the Right and the Conservative Left has existed since the Maastricht rebellion and was made worse during the Brexit wars. Braverman's supporters and Boris-backing Leavers are frustrated with the government's post-Brexit policies. The timing of the reshuffle is questionable, especially with the Supreme Court ruling on the Rwanda plan approaching. Sunak's attempt to reposition himself as the "change" candidate is met with skepticism by those on the Right, who see the return of Lord Cameron as affirming center-Left establishment continuity. Sunak risks weakening his position by angering adversaries in a party prone to internal strife.
#society
Le Monde: Macron, an omnipresent absentee from the march against anti-Semitism in Paris
Emmanuel Macron was noticeably absent from a major anti-Semitism march in Paris, angering some demonstrators who felt his presence was necessary for unity. Despite the absence, Macron expressed his support for the march and condemned anti-Semitism. The decision was met with mixed reactions, with some criticizing him for not attending and others applauding him for focusing on taking action rather than just participating in symbolic gestures.
#war
The Blaze: Hamas leader who faked death in 2014 organized Oct. 7 attack: Report | Blaze Media
Israeli intelligence believes that Mohammed Sinwar, a key Hamas leader thought to be dead, played a significant role in planning the October 7 attacks against Israel. Israeli spies now believe that Mohammed is still alive and is living within the complex tunnel system beneath Gaza. The former Mossad chief confirmed that Mohammed is among the most wanted within Hamas and is a key figure in the organization.
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling of Kherson kills two, injures at least 10, damages hospital
Russian shelling of Kherson kills two, injures at least 10, damages hospital.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: David Cameron: Why I’m returning to front-line politics
David Cameron has accepted the role of Foreign Secretary to support the Prime Minister and tackle international challenges. He believes it is important for the UK to stand by its allies and ensure stability and security globally. Cameron commends Rishi Sunak's leadership and aims to contribute to the strongest possible team for the upcoming general election.
The Blaze: Left-leaning journalists pressure newsrooms to be more critical of Israel | Blaze Media
Activists and journalists are pressuring media outlets to provide more critical coverage of Israel in light of the conflict in the Middle East. A letter signed by journalists from various newsrooms urges an end to violence against journalists in Gaza and calls for a clear-eyed approach to coverage of Israel's actions. The conflict escalated when Hamas launched an attack on Israel, resulting in casualties and the abduction of Jews. Journalists supporting the letter accuse Israel of committing "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing," but fail to mention Hamas' use of civilians as human shields.
Red State: Bill Maher Provides a Devastating Reality Check on Obama's Bad Take About Israel and Hamas
: Bill Maher, once a classical liberal, has been awakened to the radicalism of the woke left. He criticized Obama's comments on the Israel-Hamas conflict, rejecting the notion of moral equivalency. Maher exposed the truth about Hamas' aggression and Israel's efforts to protect its people.
Euromaidan Press: De Telegraaf: US buys 60 Gepard anti-aircraft guns from Jordan to send to Ukraine
The US has purchased 60 Gepard anti-aircraft guns from Jordan to send to Ukraine, in an effort to strengthen Ukraine's air defenses against Russian attacks. The weapons were originally sold by the Netherlands to Jordan in 2016 and have now been bought by the US for around €110 million.
Newsbusters: New York Times Touts 'Human Rights Advocates' 'Scoff’ at Israel, Like They're Unbiased?
The New York Times reporters shed light on Israel's defense against war crimes accusations, with officials citing past Western military actions to justify their campaign against Hamas. Despite attempts to limit civilian casualties, Israel faces global criticism over the destruction caused in Gaza. There are doubts worldwide regarding the scale and intent of Israeli strikes, while some Biden administration officials privately criticize the open-ended aim of eradicating Hamas. The US government has refrained from looking into possible war crimes by Israel.
#culture
Breitbart: Robert Butler, ‘Star Trek,’ ‘Batman,’ and ‘Moonlighting’ Director, Dies at 95
Emmy-winning director Robert Butler, known for his work on TV series including Star Trek and Batman, has died at 95. His career began in the early 1950s at CBS, eventually directing shows such as The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Twilight Zone. Butler is survived by his wife, children, and grandchildren.
Fox News: Banking regulator with ‘party culture’ rife with sexual harassment complaints, strip club invites: report
Employees and supervisors at the FDIC are under scrutiny for a "party culture" that includes strip clubs, lewd behavior, and heavy drinking. The agency's training hotel in Washington has become a hub for wild antics, including vomiting in the elevator and urinating off the roof. The FDIC has faced criticism for its handling of failed financial institutions.
#crime
Daily Wire: Biden Granddaughter’s Secret Service Detail Opens Fire During Car Break-In
A Secret Service agent protecting Naomi Biden fired shots during a government vehicle break-in in D.C. No one was injured.
Fox News: PA man charged in high-speed chase shooting that injured Pittsburgh police officer
A man has been charged for shooting a suburban Pittsburgh police officer during a pursuit of a stolen vehicle. The chase ended in Westmoreland County after reaching speeds of up to 90 mph. The injured officer is in stable condition.
Red State: Crossdressing Alabama Mayor Shared Multiple Photos of Local Women With Pornography Sites
The suicide death of Mayor F.L. "Bubba" Copeland reveals his secret life as an online crossdresser and predator. Multiple women came forward, sharing that Copeland had shared their names and photos on pornography sites without their knowledge. The media has portrayed Copeland sympathetically, disregarding the victims.
Washington Free Beacon: Secret Service Agents Protecting Biden Granddaughter Open Fire After Attempted Car Break-In
Secret Service agents protecting Joe Biden's granddaughter fired shots at three people attempting to break into a Secret Service vehicle in Washington. The suspects fled the scene and no one was injured.
Fox News: TX flea market shooting leaves 1 child dead, 4 people injured
Two children and three others were shot at a Texas flea market, with one child dying later. The shooting occurred after an argument between two individuals who did not know each other.
#sports
Breitbart: Gwinn: WATCH -- Megan Rapinoe After Injury in Final Game: 'If There Is a God, This Is Proof There Isn't'
Left-wing activist and soccer player Megan Rapinoe questions the existence of God after suffering an injury in her final professional game. Many criticize her self-pitying behavior.
#science
National Review: The Corner: UFOs/UAPs: So, What Did He Mean by That?
The head of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, Sean Kirkpatrick, is stepping down from his position investigating UFOs. Kirkpatrick made headlines when he dismissed a whistleblower's claims of a government cover-up of alien technology. He co-authored a draft paper suggesting that unidentified objects could be alien probes. Although some believe in the possibility of aliens, others argue that the objects are simply asteroids. Kirkpatrick's departure comes shortly after he admitted that some of the whistleblower's claims may have merit.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch a Massive Swordfish Stab an Angler's Squid in Rare Underwater Footage
A deep-sea angler captures a thrilling moment on video as a massive swordfish attacks a squid. Swordfish, known for their powerful bills, use their speed and agility to impale their prey.
All Outdoor: Gambler Lures Introduces NEW Gambler Popping Frog Bass Lures
Gambler Lures introduces their highly-anticipated new lure, the Gambler Popping Frog. The frog is preweighted and balanced for optimal popping action, and includes a built-in rattle for extra sound. It comes in 8 attractive color patterns and is priced at $9.99.
#other
Fox News: Pets from a California humane society may have been fed to reptiles, officials say
Around 250 small animals that were transferred from California to Arizona may have been fed to reptiles, according to two humane societies. The animals were transferred from the San Diego Humane Society to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona, and then ended up with a man who ran a reptile breeding company. The Tucson organization is considering legal actions against the breeding company.
Newsbusters: Broadcast Networks Used Hamas as a Source in 66% of Evening Newscasts
American news media criticized for uncritically quoting Hamas as a source for coverage on Gaza conflict. ABC, CBS, and NBC evening newscasts cited Hamas or Hamas-controlled entities in 66.7% of broadcasts during October 9 to November 9. Networks like CNN and MSNBC also displayed similar behavior. Journalists used dubious death tallies from Hamas-controlled Palestinian Health Ministry and some directly quoted Hamas officials. President Biden's administration rebuked them, but they continue to treat a terrorist organization as a reputable source.