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14 Nov 2024
#illegals
GB News: Migrant boats supplier arrested in joint operation between UK, Netherlands and Belgium
A Turkish national has been arrested in Amsterdam for allegedly supplying small boats and engines to people smugglers operating in Belgium and northern France. Authorities plan to extradite him to Belgium to face charges related to organized crime.
This arrest follows a joint investigation by UK and Belgian authorities, highlighting the dangers of the smuggling operations, which have resulted in over 50 deaths in the English Channel in 2024. The UK's National Crime Agency continues to pursue multiple investigations into organized immigration crime.
#politics
The Western Journal: Behind-the-Scenes Footage Shows How Famous Trump-Musk Election Night Photo Came About
Donald Trump’s recent election victory has drawn attention to his close ties with tech mogul Elon Musk, particularly highlighted by a family photo taken on election night at Mar-a-Lago. Musk, along with his son, was invited into the picture by Trump, sparking speculation about Musk's potential influence in the new administration.
In a related announcement, Trump appointed Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead a new Department of Government Efficiency, tasked with reducing government bureaucracy and cutting wasteful spending. This move has been met with mixed reactions, especially among liberal media.
Le Monde: Ask us anything about the consequences of Trump's election on Europe, NATO and the war in Ukraine
Donald Trump's potential second term is expected to impact Europe significantly, raising concerns about unity among European nations. Analysts suggest that Trump's leadership could lead to a re-evaluation of transatlantic relations and a shift in European political dynamics.
As Europe braces for possible changes, leaders like France's Macron are calling for a stronger, more united Europe. The situation highlights the complexities of European reliance on the U.S. and the potential ramifications of U.S. electoral outcomes on European stability.
The Mirror: Ed Miliband shown tragic video of dying OAP who can't get winter fuel payments
Ed Miliband faced criticism after a video was shown on Good Morning Britain of a woman with cancer, Helen Van Bueren, who is struggling without winter fuel payments. Miliband defended the government's decision to cut the £300 allowance, citing a financial shortfall inherited from the previous administration.
He emphasized efforts to increase the basic state pension and expand support for vulnerable individuals. However, he acknowledged that Labour's promise to cut energy bills by £300 may not be fulfilled until 2030, as the government focuses on domestic clean energy production.
Fox News: Democrats exposed after violating Americans’ Constitutional rights
The Biden-Harris administration faces backlash after reports emerged that FEMA workers were instructed to avoid homes displaying support for Donald Trump during disaster relief efforts. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell condemned the actions, stating they violated the agency's core values and led to the firing of the responsible supervisor.
Concerns have been raised among Black Democratic voters about potential governmental abuse of power, leading to decreased participation in elections. The allegations of political discrimination by FEMA could further erode trust in the Democratic Party, prompting calls for an investigation by the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability.
GB News: Major British landmark joins X boycott as woke anti-Musk Left rallies against free speech
The Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol has announced its departure from Elon Musk's social media platform X, citing a rise in inappropriate content and a decrease in meaningful engagement. The bridge's account, which had been active for 15 years, will continue to provide updates via its website and other platforms.
This move follows criticism from The Guardian, which labeled X as promoting "far-right conspiracy theories and racism." The newspaper expressed concerns about the platform's role in shaping political discourse, deeming it a "toxic media platform."
#society
GB News: Kate and Prince William make change after Princess of Wales returns to royal duties
The Prince and Princess of Wales have reverted their social media profiles back to images from Kate's chemotherapy completion announcement after a temporary switch to Remembrance-themed pictures. This change reflects a return to personal imagery following the solemn Remembrance period.
Their current profile features a candid moment of the couple laughing together, alongside a family portrait with their three children. This update follows their participation in Remembrance events, where they honored military sacrifices.
Le Monde: The rise of female masturbation: 'Talking about it helps ensure none of us feel ashamed'
Openness around female masturbation has increased significantly among younger generations, with a notable rise in the use of sex toys. A recent survey indicates that 72.9% of women report having masturbated, up from 56.5% in 2006, reflecting a shift in attitudes toward female sexuality.
This change highlights a growing acceptance and understanding of female sexual pleasure, as women now express autonomy in their sexual experiences, independent of relationships. Experts suggest this trend marks a significant cultural shift in how female sexuality is perceived.
The Western Journal: Don Lemon Announces He's Leaving X, But Doesn't Get the Response He May Have Hoped For
Don Lemon has announced his departure from X, citing its conservative shift and new terms of service as reasons. Despite his intention to engage in honest debate, his exit garnered little attention, indicating a lack of public interest in his presence on the platform.
Lemon's move follows his firing from CNN in 2023, and his attempt to transition into new media has not resonated with audiences. This reflects a broader trend where traditional media figures struggle to adapt to the changing landscape, as audiences seek alternatives to established narratives.
Fox News: Save up to $400 on mattresses during Wayfair’s early Black Friday sale
Wayfair is offering significant discounts on mattresses ahead of Black Friday, with deals available until November 21. Options include various types of mattresses such as firm, hybrid, and plush, along with toppers and pillows at reduced prices.
Highlighted deals include the Sealy Cool 8" firm memory foam mattress for $229.99, the Nora 13" ultra plush mattress for $599.99, and the Sealy to Go 10" medium hybrid mattress for $386.99. These sales provide an opportunity for consumers to find a suitable mattress without overspending.
The Mirror: 'Gary Lineker is being surrendered by the BBC for having an opinion'
Gary Lineker is set to leave the BBC's Match of the Day, a decision many believe stems from his outspoken opinions on social issues, particularly regarding migration and the Middle East. Despite his significant contributions and popularity, the BBC appears unable to manage his candidness.
Lineker, who has built a successful career beyond the BBC and is financially secure, has been a prominent voice in sports media. His departure raises questions about the broadcaster's commitment to retaining influential figures who engage with pressing societal issues.
The Western Journal: The Real Meaning of Pete Hegseth's Tattoos Revealed - No Wonder Woke People Hate Them
Pete Hegseth, President-elect Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, claims he was banned from guarding Biden's inauguration due to his Christian cross tattoo, which was labeled as a symbol of white supremacy. He asserts that this decision was made after someone in the D.C. Guard reviewed his social media.
Hegseth's experience highlights concerns about perceived anti-Christian bias in the U.S. military and government, suggesting that Christians are unfairly targeted. He argues that such actions reflect a broader trend of religious harassment under the Biden administration.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of 'crimes against humanity' and 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza
A Human Rights Watch report claims Israel has systematically carried out forced displacements in Gaza, affecting 1.9 million people since October 7, 2023. The report argues these actions constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, as evacuations do not meet legal criteria.
The report highlights that evacuation orders were often issued after attacks began, and evacuation corridors were bombed, putting civilians at risk. Israel is criticized for failing to ensure the safety and basic needs of displaced individuals.
#economy
Fox News: Trump's potential Treasury pick gives vision for economy: Get ready for 'golden age'
Scott Bessent, CEO of Key Square Capital Management and former associate of George Soros, is positioning himself as a potential Treasury secretary under President-elect Donald Trump. He believes Trump's leadership could usher in a "golden age" for the U.S. economy, emphasizing manufacturing and technological advancements.
Bessent, a significant financial backer of Trump, has expressed confidence in Trump's economic decisions and aims to support policies that promote deregulation and energy production. He reflects on his humble beginnings and career journey, noting the opportunity to contribute to the country through public service.
#military
The Telegraph: The free world’s most potent weapons against China are in terrible shape
The operational state of attack submarines in key Western nations, including the US, UK, and Australia, is concerning as they face maintenance challenges amid rising tensions with China. Australia's submarine fleet, particularly, is in crisis, with only one of its six Collins-class submarines ready for combat.
The readiness of allied submarines is crucial for potential conflicts, especially regarding Taiwan. Current fleet conditions raise questions about the ability to respond effectively in a crisis, with significant maintenance issues hampering readiness across the board.
#science
The Telegraph: ‘World’s largest’ coral discovered near Solomon Islands
Scientists have identified the largest single coral organism ever recorded, initially mistaken for a shipwreck. This "mega coral," found near the Solomon Islands, measures 112ft by 105ft and is 16ft high, thriving despite global coral bleaching issues.
The coral, estimated to be 300 years old, was discovered during the National Geographic’s Pristine Seas expedition in the Three Sisters Islands.