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21 Nov 2024
#illegals
The American Mind: Needed: A Bipartisan Truth Commission on Biden's Border Crisis
The ongoing mass migration crisis at the U.S. southwest border, which began on January 20, 2021, has resulted in over 10 million foreign nationals entering the country and has become a significant issue affecting American society and politics. As the crisis approaches a potential conclusion in 2025, there is a pressing need for a bipartisan investigative commission to clarify the causes, scale, and consequences of this unprecedented event to prevent future disputes and inform public policy.
The Biden administration has faced criticism for allegedly suppressing information related to the crisis, complicating efforts to understand its impact on public safety and government expenditures. Lawmakers have repeatedly sought data regarding immigration outcomes and related policies, but many requests have gone unanswered. An independent commission could provide the necessary transparency and factual basis to address the ongoing national division and facilitate informed discussions moving forward.
#politics
The American Mind: Manufacturing Consensus on Climate Change
The article discusses how various political movements have historically misused science to support their agendas, from eugenics to climate change. It argues that the climate panic is a political movement rather than a scientific consensus, driven by a desire for control over energy and economic resources.
It highlights the transformation of the environmental movement post-1970, focusing on CO2 emissions and the resulting political narratives that often lack scientific backing. The author warns that these policies threaten economic stability and the well-being of the working middle class, while enriching political allies.
Fox News: FBI director, Homeland Security secretary refuse to publicly testify, Senate chairman says
Senate Homeland Security Committee leaders criticized DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and FBI Director Christopher Wray for skipping a public hearing on global threats, breaking a 15-year tradition. Chairman Gary Peters emphasized the need for transparency, arguing that the absence of public testimony undermines trust in government.
Wray's team defended their absence, stating they had previously testified extensively and preferred classified discussions for sensitive information. Peters and Sen. Rand Paul deemed this rationale unacceptable, stressing that Americans deserve clear answers about national security issues.
Liberty Nation News: G20 Picking Worldwide Pockets for ‘Climate Finance’ - Liberty Nation News
The G20 is meeting in Rio de Janeiro while COP29 continues in Baku, discussing the urgent need for $1 trillion annually to combat climate change. Concerns arise as the US and EU question China's lack of participation in funding, and a potential Trump administration may jeopardize future financial commitments.
The debate centers on the distribution of climate finance, with wealthier nations expected to support poorer countries in emissions reduction efforts. Critics argue that funds may be misallocated toward technology from developed nations rather than essential infrastructure for developing countries.
#society
The Telegraph: Deluge of pigeon droppings trap 200 drivers in German car park overnight
In Stuttgart, hundreds of drivers were trapped in an underground car park for two hours due to an avalanche of bird droppings that short-circuited the exit gate and triggered fire alarms. The malfunction delayed emergency response, raising safety concerns.
Firefighters eventually freed the trapped individuals after two hours, as the only key to the gate was inaccessible. This incident follows another bizarre case where a new fire station burned down due to a lack of required fire alarms.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran warns Western resolution against it at IAEA will disrupt nuclear cooperation
Western countries have submitted a resolution to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to censure Iran for its nuclear program and lack of cooperation. Iran's Foreign Minister warned that this action will disrupt relations between Tehran and the IAEA.
The resolution demands a comprehensive report from IAEA head Rafael Grossi by spring 2025 and seeks answers regarding unexplained uranium traces at undeclared sites. Iran has significantly increased its enriched uranium stockpile, raising concerns about its nuclear ambitions.
#economy
GB News: 'Boiler tax' cut by Labour as part of heat pump plan to offer 'cheaper energy bills'
Labour has eliminated the "boiler tax" as part of reforms to the Clean Heat Market Mechanism, easing penalties on boiler manufacturers for not meeting heat pump targets. This change, effective April 1, 2025, aims to make heat pumps more appealing while reducing costs for consumers.
The government plans to support heat pump installations and has introduced grants to encourage transitions to energy-efficient technologies. These reforms are expected to save households money and improve energy efficiency, with significant investments made in the heat pump industry.
#religion
GB News: British teenager dubbed 'God's influencer' to be made first millennial saint
Carlo Acutis, a British teen who died in 2006, will be canonized by the Catholic Church on April 27, 2025, becoming the first millennial saint. Known as the "patron saint of the internet," he documented Eucharistic miracles online and was beatified by Pope Francis in 2020.
His canonization follows the recognition of two miracles attributed to him, including the healing of a university student. Acutis's body is interred in Assisi, and he is celebrated for his contributions to the religious community and his positive messages about death and eternal life.
#health
Forbes: U.S. May See A Healthy Thanksgiving—But Covid, RSV Could Spike Before Christmas, CDC Warns
COVID-19 positivity rates have reached a five-year low ahead of Thanksgiving, with a current rate of 3.6%. Weekly deaths attributed to COVID-19 are also at an all-time low. However, the CDC warns that an increase in cases is expected as holiday gatherings approach.
RSV rates are rising in some regions, particularly affecting young children, while overall flu levels remain minimal. The CDC recommends precautions such as ventilation and vaccinations to mitigate potential outbreaks during the holiday season.
#crime
The Telegraph: Suspected 14-year-old leader of network of child assassins is arrested
A 14-year-old Swedish boy has been arrested in Spain for allegedly running a hitman service that recruited underage assassins. He and his parents were taken into custody in Alicante, where they purportedly organized a murder-for-hire network using Telegram to communicate with recruits.
The police reported that the teenager played a significant role in recruiting minors from Sweden and Denmark, providing them with instructions and coordinating the delivery of weapons and explosives.
Fox News: Father of Georgia high school shooting suspect pleads not guilty
Colin Gray, father of Apalachee High School shooter Colt Gray, pleaded not guilty to 29 charges, including second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. His son, 14, faces 55 counts, including murder, for a shooting that killed four and injured nine on September 4.
Colin Gray is accused of buying the firearm used in the shooting and giving it to his son. Georgia law allows for parental criminal responsibility in such cases. Both father and son also face multiple counts of cruelty to children.
#other
GB News: £4,000 Tui holiday ends in disaster as couple left mopping up 'soaked' hotel room
A couple's £4,000 luxury holiday in Mexico turned sour when they found their five-star hotel room flooded. Andrew and Jill Atkinson reported the issue but were told no other rooms were available, forcing them to stay in a waterlogged suite with safety hazards for two nights.
After returning home, they faced difficulties communicating with Tui's customer service and were initially offered £325 in vouchers, which they declined. Despite the ordeal, the Atkinsons have booked another trip to Cancun, expressing hope for a better experience.