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18 Nov 2023
#politics
American Thinker: The J6 videos show Vivek is right about firing half the federal workforce
Within hours of Speaker Johnson releasing videos of the Capitol event, it became clear that the official narrative was a lie. The police facilitated the protesters, exposing corruption in the FBI and Justice Department.
Our federal bureaucracy is corrupt. The DOJ, FBI, and various departments, like Education and Land Management, have run amok. It's time to consider firing half of all federal employees to combat the waste and corruption.
Breitbart: Maher: Dems Could Control Cities, But Only Do It So 'The Guy Who Sends Us the Fentanyl' Doesn't See Someone on It
Bill Maher suggests that the Democrats only cleaned up San Francisco for Xi Jinping's visit, highlighting their inability to control the city. Maher theorizes that Trump is winning because he addresses the out of control nature of the country, offering solutions like reopening mental hospitals and putting people in camps. He claims that the temporary control of Democrats is not enough.
GB News: USA’s ‘fatal flaw’ laid bare by Taylor Marshall as Joe Biden ‘not calling the shots’
Dr. Taylor Marshall claims that Joe Biden is not in control of America's political system due to cognitive decline, and whether he will run for re-election depends on how well it can be concealed. Marshall believes that the mainstream media is trying to cover up Biden's decline, but alternative media platforms are sharing viral clips exposing the issue. He also criticizes the influence of international billionaires in American elections.
#society
Breitbart: WATCH: Idaho Mother of Premature Baby Floored by Secret Santa's Gifts
A struggling couple from Madagascar is surprised by a Secret Santa with $2,000 for groceries, six months' rent, and a $5,000 check. The couple's premature baby, Lucas, was in the NICU, and their neighbors helped them visit him in the hospital. Social media users praised the Secret Santa for his selfless giving.
Newsbusters: Will Elon Musk Biopic Be a Hit Piece on Steroids?
Filmmaker Darren Aronofsky will direct a biopic on controversial CEO Elon Musk, based on a book by Walter Isaacson. The film will explore Musk's leadership style, his personal life, and his clashes with the Left over his support of free speech and right-leaning satirists.
#war
Times Of Israel: Honoring fallen, Golani troops trace giant Star of David into captured terror outpost
The Israel Defense Forces held a ceremony in Gaza, memorializing fallen soldiers at a former terrorist training base. The soldiers honored the bravery of their fallen comrades and expressed determination to achieve victory.
Fox News: Families of Israeli hostages march towards Jerusalem demanding action from government
Tens of thousands of Israeli supporters marched from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in protest of government inaction on rescuing Hamas hostages. The march is set to end in front of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence. The families of Israeli hostages are demanding to meet with government officials but have been met with silence.
The UN Security Council has called for an extended pause in the Israel-Hamas war while the IDF strikes Hamas leaders. There are still up to 238 Hamas hostages in Gaza, including 10 Americans. After the protest, the families of the hostages are set to meet with war cabinet Minister Benny Gantz and cabinet observer Minister Gadi Eisenkot. Opposition Leader Yair Lapid has joined the protesters.
#foreignaffairs
The Right Scoop: CNN gets mocked heavily after accusing IDF of “rearranging weaponry” in al-Shifa hospital
CNN is mocked for accusing the IDF of "rearranging weaponry" at the al-Shifa hospital before journalists visited the site. Footage comparison shows inconsistencies with the number of AK-47 guns present.
#education
The Blaze: Chicago university under fire after sociology professors send anti-Israel emails to staff and students | Blaze Media
The interim president of Northeastern Illinois University addressed the issue of anti-Israel sentiment on campus, stating that the school does not hold one perspective on the conflict in the Middle East. The university has been dealing with anti-Israel emails from sociology professors, but emphasizes the importance of allowing the community to express their opinions under the First Amendment.
#crime
Breitbart: Woman Shoots Ex-Boyfriend Dead During Alleged Break-In
A woman in Issaquah, Washington, shot and killed her ex-boyfriend as he tried to break into her apartment. The man died at the scene.
Fox News: Arizona street preacher, father fighting for his life after being shot in the head
Religious leader shot in the head while preaching on a street corner in Glendale, Arizona. Victim is a military medic and father of two. Authorities investigating the incident and seeking information.
#sports
Le Monde: Victor Wembanyama faced off Kevin Durant. Does anyone care?
The San Antonio Spurs faced off against the Phoenix Suns in a basketball game. French player Victor Wembanyama took on Suns' leader Kevin Durant, with Wembanyama at the beginning of his career and Durant near the end. The game ended with the Spurs winning and Durant and Wembanyama putting up impressive scores.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Choose a Fly Fishing Reel
Choosing the right fly reel for fishing depends on the strength of the fish being targeted and the distance they are from the angler. Fish strength determines whether an adjustable or click-and-pawl drag is needed. Click-and-pawl reels are less expensive but offer less control. Arbor width is also important, with a wide arbor allowing for faster line retrieval. Large arbor reels are useful for saltwater fishing, while smaller arbor reels are suitable for shorter casts.
#other
Breitbart: Stuff It! Italy Officially Bans Sale of Lab-Grown Meat
Italy has banned lab-grown meat to protect its farmers and food heritage. The legislation also prohibits plant-based protein substitutes from using meat-related terms on their packaging. Animal rights groups and vegetable producers have pushed back, arguing that lab-grown meat is more ethical and that the ban may depress vegetarian sales. The move could potentially create tension between Italy and the European Union in the future. The globalist push against meat has gained traction, with organizations like the World Economic Forum advocating for climate beneficial foods and insect-based protein sources.