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14 Nov 2023
#illegals
The Federalist: 240K Illegals Were Arrested In October. Does Anyone In Congress Care?
President Biden's lax border enforcement policies have led to a record high number of illegal aliens apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border in October. Despite this crisis, some congressional Republicans, including eight House representatives, have failed to take action. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has also avoided addressing the issue and has not held his agency accountable for the security risks posed by open borders.
#politics
The Telegraph: Braverman's resignation letter in full: 'You never had any intention of keeping your promises'
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman accuses Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of betrayal in a letter after being sacked. She criticizes his failure to stop small boat crossings and deliver on key policies. Braverman urges Sunak to change course, stating that his resets have failed and time is running out.
The Right Scoop: White House cocaine photos RELEASED
Photos of mystery cocaine found in White House released. Baggie discovered in cubby on July 2nd.
Newsbusters: Daily Show Slimes Scott as a 'Milk Dud-Looking Mother******'
Temp host Leslie Jones of The Daily Show attacks Sen. Tim Scott, calling him a "Milk Dud-looking mother[bleep]" and criticizing his campaign. She also mocks his romantic life.
PJ Media: Orbán Rejects Mass Migration: ‘Hungary Belongs to the Hungarians'
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán rejects mass illegal and Muslim migration to Hungary, stating that the country belongs to the Hungarians. He emphasizes the need for well-protected borders and warns against the dangers of terrorism, gang wars, and the creation of migrant ghettos. Orbán criticizes the European Union and calls for change in leadership.
Spectator USA: Protests inundate Spain as Catalonian amnesty advances
Protests erupted in Spain over the weekend after Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez agreed to grant amnesty to Catalan separatists in exchange for parliamentary support. Nine nights of violent protests followed, but a peaceful demonstration held in over fifty cities was attended by hundreds of thousands. The amnesty has disgusted many Spaniards who believe it undermines the justice system and the principle of equality before the law. The leader of the Catalan separatist party Junts has stated that unilateral action for independence remains an option, further angering the opposition.
The Telegraph: Jeremy Corbyn is still Hamas’s useful idiot
Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of Labour, continues to draw attention for his controversial views and refusal to label Hamas as a terrorist group. In a recent interview with Piers Morgan, Corbyn evaded the question 15 times, revealing his snarling demeanor and inability to address the concerns of the Jewish community. Despite no longer holding the Labour whip, Corbyn's influence on the Left still persists.
#society
GB News: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle told to ‘eat humble pie’ as Duke offers olive branch
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's strained relationship with the royal establishment may require them to apologize and reconcile. Harry's attempt to reach out to his father, King Charles, on his birthday is seen as insufficient to mend the family divide. It is suggested that a lot of healing and apologies are needed for reconciliation.
The Blaze: The size of this protest is so massive that you have to see it to believe it | Blaze Media
Pro-Palestinian protests in London gather large crowd chanting against Israel's occupation. Dave Rubin questions the impact on society and the acceptance of terrorist sympathizers.
#war
Times Of Israel: US, UK sanction terror financiers tied to Oct. 7 massacre, Iran
The US and UK have imposed sanctions on Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) in response to the October 7 massacre in Israel. The measures target key officials and Iran's support to these terror groups. Israel declared war on Hamas following the attack, aiming to eliminate its military infrastructure. The US and UK are coordinating to disrupt terrorist financing channels. ( )
The US has designated Akram al-Ajouri as a Global Terrorist for his leadership role in PIJ. Seven individuals and two entities that support Hamas and PIJ have also been designated. Iran's support enables terrorist activities, including funding and weapons transfers. The UK has also imposed sanctions on Hamas leaders and financiers. International funding for Hamas and PIJ primarily comes from Iran, and the US is working to deny them the ability to raise funds. ( )
Euromaidan Press: Official: Russian army “eliminated” almost all Ukrainian literature in occupied Luhansk, Donetsk
Russian army accused of eradicating Ukrainian literature in occupied Luhansk and Donetsk, replacing it with Russian publications. Former Deputy Prosecutor General suggests cultural genocide.
The Telegraph: Ukraine: The Latest - As the weather turns Zelensky warns of Russian strikes on energy infrastructure
The Telegraph's Ukraine: The Latest podcast provides updates on the frontlines, discusses financial support for Ukraine, and interviews a journalist tracking Ukrainian artifacts in Russian museums. Former British Army Colonel Hamish De Bretton-Gordon warns of potential attacks on Ukraine's power grid, particularly the distribution network. He emphasizes the increased reliance on nuclear power and the potential for contamination. Assistant Comment Editor Francis Dearnley highlights the work done to prepare for the winter, condemns attacks on civilian infrastructure as war crimes, and encourages listeners to stay informed with the podcast.
Fox News: 100 Harvard faculty cry foul at university's 'Combating Antisemitism' initiative
Over 100 Harvard faculty signed a letter questioning the school's commitment to free speech and expression in response to the "Combating Antisemitism" initiative. The faculty expressed concern about pressure to silence criticism of Israel's actions against Hamas, and argued for open debate on the actions of states like Israel. They also defended the use of the phrase "from the river to the sea, Palestine must be free" and called for steps to address the ongoing conflict.
Spectator USA: The depth of Palestinian suffering
The despair among Palestinians in the West Bank is worsening, leading to acts of violence fueled by pure despair. There is a link between the attacks and the unresolved status of the Palestinians in the Occupied Territories. Israel must recognize the hopelessness that gives birth to such acts and treat its Palestinian citizens as its own.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden supports 'decent paying job' for 'average citizen in China,' but won't surrender US trade secrets
President Biden aims for a return to normal communication and a better relationship with China, rather than decoupling. He wants open lines of communication, but will address contentious issues like election interference. The meeting comes as tensions rise over conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Times Of Israel: Iraq still looking for leads on kidnapped Israeli academic after first video surfaces
Israeli-Russian academic Elizabeth Tsurkov, who was kidnapped in Iraq, appeared in a video released by Iraqi channel Al Rabiaa TV. The authenticity of the video and the coercion of her statement could not be verified. Iraqi authorities are continuing their efforts to locate Tsurkov.
Daily Wire: Foreign News Crew Robbed At Gunpoint While Covering APEC Summit In San Francisco
A news crew from the Czech Republic was robbed at gunpoint while reporting on the APEC summit in San Francisco. The armed assailants stole $18,000 worth of equipment, including their footage from the day. The city has been cracking down on crimes under Democratic leadership.
#economy
The Economist: Vaping is big business in Britain
Vaping is booming in Britain, but a government consultation may lead to tougher regulations on the industry. The number of vapers has risen significantly in recent years, with the industry's turnover estimated at £2.8 billion in 2021. However, concerns over under-age vaping and the rise of disposable devices have led to calls for stricter rules and a potential ban on flavors to reduce appeal to young people. The industry is open to more regulation but hopes it won't follow the footsteps of Australia and some American states in banning flavors.
Newsbusters: Hey, WashPost! Quit Treating Voters Like They’re Stupid for Recognizing Biden’s Economy Sucks
The leftist Washington Post dismisses Americans' concerns about the economy under Bidenomics, insisting that despite rising prices and inflation, Americans are financially better off. The article gaslights voters by downplaying their lived experiences of a cost-of-living crisis and highlights supposed strong economic growth and job creation as evidence of success. However, data shows that wages have not kept pace with inflation, credit card debt is skyrocketing, and home affordability is worsening. The Post's attempts to defend Bidenomics are seen as deceptive and out of touch.
#military
Le Monde: Mali junta says it has 'seized' rebel stronghold of Kidal
Mali's junta leader announced the recapture of the northern town of Kidal, a stronghold of separatist groups, marking a symbolic success for the ruling junta. The army, which had been virtually absent from Kidal for years, regained control with the goal of restoring territorial sovereignty. The rebels had left the town when the soldiers entered, and the army encountered battles along the way as it advanced towards Kidal.
#crime
Daily Wire: Man Arrested In Death Of Hockey Player Who Was Slashed In Throat
Minnesota native Adam Johnson was killed after his throat was slashed by Sheffield hockey player Matt Petgrave. English police have made an arrest in connection with the incident.
The Blaze: Video: Thug sucker-punches 68-year-old market worker in face, knocks him out. Victim suffers fractured skull, brain bleeding. | Blaze Media
A 25-year-old man is accused of sucker-punching a 68-year-old market worker, causing severe injuries. Surveillance video shows the attacker approaching the victim and striking him in the face, knocking him unconscious. The victim suffered a fractured skull and brain bleeding and remains hospitalized.
Daily Wire: A 5-Year-Old Girl Was Found Encased In Concrete In 1988. Her Mother Was Just Arrested For Her Death.
A mother and her former boyfriend were arrested for the murder of a 5-year-old girl whose remains were found encased in concrete in 1988. Genealogy services and a tip helped identify the victim as Kenyatta "KeKe" Odom. The mother, Evelyn Odom, and her boyfriend, Ulyster Sanders, allegedly submerged the child's body in hot water and dumped it in an undisclosed location to conceal the crime.
#science
PJ Media: Historic All-Female Space Walk Crew Accidentally Drops Tool Bag Into Orbit
Good news: Earth has a new satellite! Inadvertently launched by an all-female spacewalk crew. It follows the ISS and can be seen with binoculars.