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2 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: DeSantis doubles down on vow to 'slit the throats' of federal bureaucrats, says it is just 'colorful' language
Florida governor and presidential candidate Ron DeSantis refuses to apologize for his violent rhetoric towards federal bureaucrats, stating that he plans to "start slitting throats on day one." DeSantis claims that he wants to bring accountability to the government and root out corruption, but assures voters that he will operate within the rule of law. Despite once being a strong contender, DeSantis has seen his popularity decline as former President Trump gains more support in the race for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.
National Review: The Corner: Why Joe Biden Is Caving on Israel and Antisemitism
Noah questions the motive behind Biden's endorsement of a cease-fire in Israel. He suggests that it may be a political move to appease the extreme-left flank of the Democratic Party, rather than a genuine concern for the situation. He believes Biden is being influenced by the progressive ideology dominating his administration, which is out of touch with mainstream American voters. This decision is not about the electorate or the Democratic Party, but rather about the agenda driven by progressive voices in various sectors of society. It reflects the president's detachment from reality and may have negative consequences in the future.
National Review: Trump Fights — but for What?
Trump's 2024 campaign pitch is unclear and contradictory, leaving conservatives unsure if he intends to serve or vanquish them. There is a shift in Trump's team towards a more aggressive breed of right-wing lawyer, indicating a break from traditional conservatives. Trump's record defending unborn life is also conflicting, leaving doubts about his true stance on the issue. Overall, Trump's campaign lacks coherence and leaves conservatives disoriented.
National Review: The Corner: Will Donors Join the Democratic Revolt against the Squad?
Democratic candidates seek to oust progressive members of Congress who have supported Hamas, drawing primary challenges and the retraction of support from well-heeled donors. Congresswoman Cori Bush blamed Israel for the recent attack on Jews, while Representative Ilhan Omar has faced criticism for her accommodationist approach to terrorism. Other members of the Squad, including Representative Summer Lee and Representative Jamaal Bowman, also face potential challengers. The Democratic Majority for Israel has launched an ad campaign targeting Rashida Tlaib, and while Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has not yet faced significant opposition, the circumstances suggest that challengers could emerge. The outcome of these challenges will shape the future of the Democratic Party in Congress.
#society
The Telegraph: Birds with 'harmful or exclusionary' names to be rebranded in US
The American Ornithological Society (AOS) plans to rename 70-80 birds in the US and Canada to eliminate associations with racist or colonial figures. The new names will reflect the birds' habitats and physical features. Birds like Wilson's warbler and Audubon's shearwater will be given new names to distance them from their controversial namesakes.
The Federalist: 'Canceling' People Who Celebrate Murder Is Also Free Speech
Cancel culture is harmful when applied to ordinary political disagreements, as it stifles open discourse. However, canceling individuals who celebrate or justify violent acts is crucial for maintaining a healthy civil society. It is important to distinguish between expressing differing political views and supporting morally reprehensible ideas. Those who openly endorse violence should face consequences.
GB News: ‘We’re not here to babysit you!’ Tory MPs blast ‘victim horde’ as they call on young people to take responsibility
Tory MPs Nick Fletcher and Brendan Clarke-Smith speak at the ARC Conference, criticizing the "victim horde" and advocating for personal responsibility. They praise psychologist Jordan Peterson's positive message for young men and call for more support. They believe the Conservative Party can lead if people embrace this ethos.
PJ Media: Muhammad Is Taking Over the World
The name "Muhammad" is increasingly common among newborn baby boys in Western European cities and even in Israel. This raises concerns about the implications of this demographic trend.
GB News: 'Let's find a better guru!' Greta Thunberg torn apart by Tony Abbott in one line put-down
Former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott dismisses climate activist Greta Thunberg as a teenager who lacks proper education. He criticizes the propagandized education that young people receive, emphasizing the importance of history and other subjects that contribute to society's strength. Abbott argues that pursuing net zero targets would impoverish societies and believes that climate change is not the most serious peril faced by nations such as Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, and Taiwan. He also claims that the anthropogenic global warming thesis is both ahistorical and implausible.
#war
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Israel takes out TWO missiles from Yemen and releases videos…
Israeli Air Force successfully intercepts cruise missile launched from Yemen, as shown in released footage. Another missile intercepted using Arrow defense system.
GB News: Fury as 'ONE MILLION' pro-Palestine protesters set to march through London on Armistice Day
A pro-Palestine march on Remembrance Day has been condemned as "disgraceful." The Palestine Solidarity Campaign plans to carry out the "Million March for Palestine" on Armistice Day, causing backlash and concerns over inflaming tensions unnecessarily. Some fear that it may lead to civil disobedience.
The Telegraph: ‘Until we saw our daughter-in-law in a Hamas hostage video, we didn’t know she was still alive’
Rimon Kirsht-Buchshtab and her husband are among the 240 Israelis held hostage by Hamas. The recent propaganda video released by Hamas gave their family hope, as it showed Rimon alive and pleading for their release. However, they still do not know the fate of Yagev, and they anxiously await their loved ones' freedom.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Staggeringly Wrong: Iran Takes Helm of UN Human Rights Council Social Forum
The UN has made the disastrous decision to appoint Iran as the chair of the UN Human Rights Council Social Forum, despite their abhorrent human rights record. This decision undermines the credibility of the UN and raises serious concerns about their commitment to genuine human rights.
The Telegraph: Kremlin spread rumour Putin had died to ‘test his popularity’
The Kremlin spread rumors of Putin's death to gauge public opinion in Russia, according to Ukraine. The report was made by a Russian Telegram channel known for its fake news, but it generated international headlines. While some believe the Kremlin was involved, there is no concrete evidence linking them to the channel.
#crime
The Blaze: NYC mayor Adams admits immigrants are largely behind rise in prostitution, says it's because they can't find work | Blaze Media
New York City Mayor Eric Adams admits that an increase in prostitution in a Queens neighborhood involves female illegal immigrants from Venezuela. He faces resistance from elected officials regarding punishing prostitutes in neighborhoods frequented by families and businesses. Adams highlights the real issues around illegal sex work, including STDs, sex trafficking, and violence, but believes that the problem arises from the inability of illegal immigrants to work legally. He blames the federal government for these problems and suggests that additional federal funding is the solution.
Red State: Documents Show a Plethora of Early Warning Signs About Maine Mass Shooter's Mental Health
Text messages and emails reveal the deteriorating mental state of Robert Card before he carried out a mass shooting. Concerns about his mental health were expressed by members of his Army Reserve unit, with one warning others to be armed if they saw Card. The shooter's erratic behavior and paranoia, including hearing voices and experiencing confrontations, were detailed in documents. Despite concerns and measures in place, the shooter was able to commit the deadliest mass shooting in Maine's history, raising questions about the effectiveness of gun control laws in preventing such violence.
#science
Fox News: Ozone hole proves smaller than predicted, NASA says
This year's ozone hole over Antarctica was about average size, defying expectations of a larger hole due to an undersea volcano's impact on the ozone layer. The hole measured 8.9 million square miles, the 16th largest since tracking began in 1979. It peaked at 10 million square miles, approximately the size of North America.
#technology
Daily Wire: Scarlett Johansson Will Take Legal Action Against AI App Using Her Likeness Without Permission
Actress Scarlett Johansson's legal team is taking action against an AI app that used her likeness without permission. The app, Lisa AI: 90s Yearbook & Avatar, featured Johansson in a 22-second ad that used an old clip of her from Marvel's "Black Widow," morphing it into AI-generated photos and an AI version of her voice. Johansson's representatives confirmed that she did not give permission for her likeness to be used and stated that they will pursue legal action.
#other
Fox News: How fast can you spot the differences in these pictures that look insanely similar?
A graphic artist challenges viewers with a new spot-the-difference puzzle featuring cartoon animals and autumn scenery. Fans on social media find it difficult to locate all five differences.
Fox News: Gulf of Mexico oil and gas leases sale postponed over endangered whale protections
The upcoming sale of federal Gulf of Mexico oil and gas leases has been postponed due to legal battles over protections for an endangered whale species. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management announced the postponement in light of uncertainties heading into a court hearing. The sale, a part of 2022 climate legislation, was originally scheduled for September but was scaled back following a legal settlement with environmentalists.