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21 Nov 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Biden Doesn’t Seem to Be Having Any Success Fooling Voters
President Biden is losing support from key voter demographics and a majority of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. The Biden administration's blame game and denial of the impact of their policies on average Americans only further alienates them. Additionally, concerns about the open southern border are high among voters, including Democrats. The perception of Biden as weak and too old for a second term may also work against Democrats. Voter skepticism and a lack of trust will make it difficult for them to replicate their success in the previous election.
PJ Media: Did a Democrat Congressman Call for Donald Trump to Be Assassinated?
Former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki had Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) on her MSNBC show, where Goldman called for Donald Trump to be "eliminated" and Psaki nodded in agreement. This dangerous rhetoric shows the extent of the hate towards Trump from Democrats.
Fox News: Ex-California Gov Jerry Brown snubs Kamala Harris when asked opinion of her: 'Do not have a thought on that'
Former California Governor Jerry Brown refused to comment on Vice President Kamala Harris, showing a disconnect between the two Democrats. Brown spoke highly of President Biden but evaded questions about Harris during a recent media interview. The refusal to discuss Harris, who is next in line for the presidency, suggests potential tension within the party.
Newsbusters: Twitter Files Journalist Drops BOMBSHELL Report on Censorship Group
Leftist watchdog CEO Imran Ahmed accused of creating "fake news" while working for UK Parliament member, contradicting his campaign against online disinformation. Media Research Center President calls his organization "digital brownshirts." House Judiciary Committee investigates.
Breitbart: Democrat ex-Maryland Mayor Patrick Wojahn Gets 30 Year Prison Term over Child Porn Material
The ex-mayor of College Park, Maryland, Patrick Wojahn, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. Wojahn, a Democrat and former White House guest, pled guilty to over 100 counts related to child pornography. The investigation was prompted by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, who discovered a social media account distributing suspected child pornography in the county.
PJ Media: Democrats Work to Flip the House in the Courtroom, Not at the Ballot Box
A federal appeals court decision prevents private citizens and groups from challenging redistricting laws under the Voting Rights Act. Only the federal government can bring legal challenges. Democrats hope to gain an advantage in the 2024 election through their challenges in redistricting cases.
Newsbusters: ‘Reckless and Malicious’: Trump’s TruthSocial Files Lawsuit Against ‘Fake News’
Donald Trump's Truth Social platform has filed a defamation lawsuit against several media outlets, accusing them of spreading false information about the platform. The lawsuit, which includes big names such as The Guardian, MSNBC, and Reuters, claims that these outlets published fabricated stories to undermine Truth Social. Trump has been a target of censorship by Big Tech, and this lawsuit aims to hold media entities accountable for their false reporting.
American Thinker: MUST-SEE VIDEO: Matt Walsh perfectly explains the war on Elon Musk
Monica Showalter summarizes the charges Media Matters made against Elon Musk and the lawsuit he filed in response. Matt Walsh analyzes how Jewish groups refuse to acknowledge minority and Democrat party antisemitism, leaving only the white male as the scapegoat. Walsh's analysis uncovers the leftist establishment's attempt to silence Musk for allowing free speech that counters the Democrat party narrative.
#society
Breitbart: Elon Musk's X/Twitter Files Lawsuit Against Far Left Media Matters
Elon Musk's X/Twitter sues Media Matters over linking ad placements to neo-Nazi content, accusing them of distorting ads appearing next to hate speech. X claims Media Matters manufactured images to drive advertisers away. Texas AG launches investigation into Media Matters.
#war
GB News: Migrant crisis hits critical point as numbers 'to reach 700K' in historic high
Net migration to the UK is expected to reach over 700,000, surpassing last year's record high. This increase in migrants from non-EU countries poses a challenge for the government, especially after the Supreme Court deemed their plan to send migrants to Rwanda unlawful. The Prime Minister plans to introduce emergency legislation declaring Rwanda a safe country and is prepared to take further actions to ensure the removal of illegal migrants.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: China is pushing the naval ‘grey zone’. Sooner or later, the shooting will start
China's bullying behavior at sea escalated when a Chinese destroyer attacked Australian divers using sonar. The sonar pulses caused minor injuries to the divers, highlighting the danger of active sonar. The incident raises concerns about the increasing belligerence of Chinese ships and the potential for escalation in the South China Sea.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu set to convene cabinets to vote on Gaza hostage deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is convening a series of cabinet meetings to discuss a potential deal to release dozens of hostages held by Hamas. While the exact details of the deal are uncertain, it is expected that between 50 and 100 hostages would be released in exchange for a five-day halt in fighting and the release of around 150 to 300 Palestinian prisoners. The announcement marks the first confirmation from Israel that a serious deal to secure the release of the hostages is close.
Fox News: US official says Iran could be behind Yemen's Houthi rebels' seizure of Red Sea cargo ship: report
Yemen rebels backed by Iran hijacked an Israeli-linked cargo ship in the Red Sea. The rebels were trained by a professional military and the operation shows signs of Iranian involvement. The hijacking comes amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, with suspicions of Iranian aggression.
PJ Media: Democrats Fracturing Over Aid to Israel
A growing number of congressional Democrats are discussing conditioning U.S. aid to Israel on their humanitarian policies in Gaza. Senator Bernie Sanders is one of the key voices pushing for this change, demanding a fundamental change in Israel's military and political positions. However, not all Democrats agree, with some stating that conditioning aid to Israel would only help Hamas and weaken America's fight against terror. Israel should be cautious of the generational shift within the Democratic party.
The Blaze: Sanctions relief for Iran shows how little the US has learned | Blaze Media
The Biden administration renews a sanctions waiver allowing Iran to access $10 billion from Iraq. Billions of dollars will continue to flow into Iran's bank accounts, despite their involvement in Hamas attacks in Israel. The State Department defends the waiver, claiming funds will only be used for humanitarian purposes. The escalating Iranian attacks on U.S. troops go unnoticed as the administration continues to provide more money to Iran, effectively rewarding their aggressive behavior.
#economy
Le Monde: Airlines predict global pilot shortages as aircraft orders go through the roof
The International Air Transport Association warns of a need to recruit 500,000-600,000 pilots in the next two decades as the number of aircraft in service is expected to double by 2044. The increase in aircraft orders by leading airlines, such as Emirates and Air India, is exacerbating the pilot shortage. The war in Ukraine and longer flight routes are also impacting the shortage.
Despite the warnings, pilot training programs have not adjusted to the projections. The National School of Civil Aviation in Toulouse graduates only 23 students each year, while there are 1,200 airline pilot candidates.
#military
Fox News: Pentagon asks for $114M to spend on diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility in 2024
The Department of Defense is requesting $114 million for diversity initiatives in FY 2024, emphasizing their commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. This is the largest funding request for such programs to date. The specifics of the initiatives are not yet known.
The Pentagon, while requesting additional aid to fight Russia, faced criticism for failing its annual audit for the sixth year in a row. Auditors found that half of the department's claimed assets could not be accounted for.
#crime
Fox News: Colorado police hunt gunman after 3 people killed in quadruple shooting over property dispute
Colorado man Hanme K. Clark is wanted for shooting four people, killing three and injuring one, in a property line dispute. Clark is driving a covered white Dodge Ram 1500 pickup truck and may be accompanied by a dark-haired woman. The Custer County Sheriff's Office is working to apprehend the suspect.
Daily Wire: 4th Escaped Georgia Inmate Finally Captured, Ending Month-Long Manhunt
The final inmate who escaped from a Georgia jail has been captured, ending a month-long search. Joey Travis Fournier, who was being held on allegations of murder, was captured in Stockbridge, Georgia. Three other inmates had already been captured earlier.
Human Events: Polish woman who supports Islamic State arrested after igniting home-made bomb on Warsaw street
A woman with ties to the Islamic State was arrested for a bombing in Warsaw. Surveillance footage captured her setting off a homemade explosive device on a public street. She was found with more explosives, along with items related to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State. The woman faces multiple charges and up to 10 years in prison.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: At Home Between Patrols
I reminisce about the importance of appreciating home. In the early morning, I listen to the wind and rain, reminded of a familiar sound that unsettles me. I stroke my dogs, trying to keep them quiet, and drift off to sleep.
#technology
Fox News: Biden climate envoy Kerry to unveil 1st-ever global plan to commercialize nuclear fusion energy at UN summit
U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry will unveil a global strategy for commercializing nuclear fusion energy at the upcoming UN summit in Dubai. Kerry's plan includes strengthened cooperation with other countries to speed up the commercialization of fusion. Fusion energy could provide a cheap source of carbon-free electricity and does not produce radioactive waste.
GB News: Flying cars 'ready now' after successful test of £135,000 three-wheeled vehicle with 450-mile range
In a major step towards flying cars becoming a reality, the Samson Sky Switchblade has successfully completed its first flight. Priced between $170,000 and $770,000, the three-wheeled vehicle is classified as an experimental aircraft and can reach a maximum airspeed of 200mph. CEO Sam Bousfield highlighted that the Switchblade requires a private pilot's license to fly, but can also be driven on the ground. Despite its potential, the vehicle will not be available for another two years.
#other
Spectator USA: Washington Post reporter comes after citizen journalists
Washington Post reporter Farhi criticizes the idea of "citizen journalists" lacking professionalism compared to those in major news outlets. However, citizen journalists have broken significant stories and contributed to important investigations. Journalists do not require specialized training or licensing, unlike other professions, and many citizen journalists perform the job just as well, if not better, than professionals.
Spectator USA: Sir Ridley Scott and the subtle art of not giving a damn
Sir Ridley Scott, the legendary filmmaker, director of the upcoming film Napoleon, doesn't care about criticism or how his film will be received. He dismisses historians' concerns about factual accuracy and the French nation's disapproval of the portrayal of their hero. Despite some flops, Scott's reputation as a great director is secure, and he seems to be embracing a late-era black comedy style with gusto. He shows no signs of slowing down, with more projects in the pipeline.