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21 Nov 2023
#politics
GB News: SNP's Ian Blackford rages in furious Remainer rant over 'missing £655BN' from EU funding
Ian Blackford, former SNP Westminster Leader, criticized the government for the lack of EU funding after Brexit. He claimed that Scotland, which voted to stay in the EU, was now receiving nothing from the Conservative government. Blackford highlighted the unspent allocation of £9.5 billion and invited the Secretary of State to see the projects that would have been funded by the EU. The response from MP Jacob Young stated that Blackford was wrong and offered to provide information on the UK shared prosperity funding received by his area. The SNP has published a plan for an independent Scotland in the EU, emphasizing their desire to follow a tried and tested route to EU membership.
Fox News: Colbert makes Grim Reaper joke about Biden for his birthday: 'Standing silently in my doorway'
Late-night host Stephen Colbert made a Grim Reaper joke about Joe Biden on his birthday. Biden's age and declining approval ratings were mentioned.
The Federalist: Court: Only The AG Can Enforce Section 2 Of The Voting Rights Act
A federal appellate court upheld a decision dismissing the NAACP's challenge to Alabama's redistricting plan, stating that only the U.S. attorney general could maintain a lawsuit under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. Democrats criticized the decision, claiming it rolled back minority power, while Republicans praised it for protecting election-integrity efforts. The split decision is likely to be reconsidered by the entire federal circuit court, or it may go to the Supreme Court.
National Review: Don’t Forget the Founding Fathers
Author Michael Lind argues that the conservative movement's obsession with the Founding Fathers is a recent phenomenon and that it is not a necessary aspect of American politics. However, he fails to recognize the practical value and importance of studying the Founding-era writings in understanding the intentions and principles of American self-government. The conservative interest in the Constitution is not a form of worship, but rather a practical approach to restoring the lost principles of the United States.
GB News: ‘Sod off to the Lib Dems’ Tory MP tells centrist colleagues
MP Dame Andrea Jenkyns expressed her views on the Conservative Party's positioning and criticized Damian Green, suggesting the party should go further right. She emphasized the importance of policies aligned with the party's manifesto and spoke against the influence of the One Nation Group. She also supported strong borders, policing, and the inclusion of Thatcherism in the party.
Dame Andrea also agreed that the country is too afraid to offend certain elements of the British Muslim community, highlighting the case of a teacher receiving death threats and unable to return to school after offending certain individuals. She emphasized the need for free speech and the ability to openly debate topics without fear.
#war
The Federalist: Kidnapped Israeli's Brother Tells Horrific Story About Hamas Attack
In the aftermath of a surprise attack by Hamas terrorists in Israel, a young man named Evyatar is taken captive at a music festival. His brother, Ilay, waits anxiously for news and reflects on their last moments together. Despite the propaganda videos sent by Hamas, Ilay remains hopeful that his brother will come home safely and urges others to remember his name and face.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: German government urges Muslim organizations to condemn Hamas attack
Germany's interior minister calls on Muslim groups to condemn Hamas attacks and support Israel. Tensions over the Israel-Hamas war lead to anti-Semitic actions in Germany.
Times Of Israel: IDF encircles Hamas stronghold of Jabaliya in preparation for next stage of war
Israeli army completes encirclement of Jabaliya, prepares for deeper fighting to take control of major Hamas stronghold. Troops destroy rocket launchers, strike tunnel entrances with Hamas operatives inside. Two soldiers killed in ground operation, fighting intensifies near Indonesian Hospital. Hundreds trapped in hospital complex. Israel airstrikes destroy Hamas rocket launcher positioned near residential building. Hamas claims over 13,000 killed in Gaza, UN warns of critical food and water shortages. Potential hostage deal between Israel and Hamas in progress.
#economy
National Review: Defining Poverty Up
Congress has failed to fix a flaw in the way poverty is measured in America, which has distorted the reality of poverty and fueled calls for increased government benefits. Poverty experts have proposed a new measure that artificially elevates and redistributes poverty, raising the poverty guideline and automatically increasing spending on anti-poverty benefits. This would result in billions of dollars of new welfare spending and a redistribution of federal anti-poverty funds away from states with lower costs of living. Congress should focus on giving taxpayers credit for existing anti-poverty benefits rather than defining poverty in a way that supports expanding government benefits.
#crime
The Telegraph: Snowdonia latest: Car found in search for missing teenagers
Police have found a car belonging to four missing teenagers in Snowdonia. The teenagers were last seen on Sunday morning in North Wales.
Fox News: Pennsylvania man stalked estranged wife before foiled attempt to kidnap, rape and murder her: DA
A man in Pennsylvania stalked his estranged wife and attempted to kidnap, rape, and murder her. He stabbed her and was found with disturbing items, including piercing tools and a note detailing his plans. The suspect had a previous stalking arrest and had placed a tracking device on the victim's car.
#other
Times Of Israel: German police raid homes of 17 accused of antisemitic hate speech on social media
German authorities raided the homes of 17 people in Bavaria accused of spreading antisemitic hate speech and threats online. The suspects celebrated Hamas' attacks on Israel, spread hate speech against Jewish people, and used symbols of banned terrorist organizations. The police operation focused on Munich, with further searches in other Bavarian towns. Germany's chancellor and president have denounced the rise in antisemitism in the country.
The Telegraph: Watch: Trapped Indian tunnel workers seen for first time in nine days
41 workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in India were seen alive after nine days. They are surviving on supplies sent in via pipes and communicating with walkie-talkies. Rescuers are working on a plan to help them escape.