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2 Nov 2023
#politics
GB News: 'Boris would STILL be PM if he'd have stuck to his guns and not backed lockdown' says Esther McVey
Esther McVey criticizes the ongoing Covid Inquiry as a character assassination of Boris Johnson, saying he was right about not supporting lockdown but too weak to follow through. She also criticizes Dominic Cummings for his actions during the pandemic. McVey is disappointed that very few anti-lockdown voices are being heard at the inquiry and expresses concern about the consequences of lockdown on poverty and children. She believes that if Boris had stuck to his instincts, he would still be Prime Minister.
The Telegraph: M&S apologises for Christmas advert post after Palestinian flag backlash
Marks & Spencer has apologized for posting a picture on social media that showed burning hats resembling the colors of the Palestinian flag. The post received backlash on social media, with people claiming it made a political statement. M&S removed the post and issued an apology, stating that it was meant to playfully show that some people don't enjoy wearing paper Christmas hats.
Fox News: ME voters may soon ban foreign influence in elections
Maine voters are considering a proposal to ban foreign influence in elections following a $22 million expenditure by a Canadian utility in state referendums. If approved, Maine would be the 10th state to close the loophole in federal election law that allows foreign entities to spend on local and state ballot measures. The ban would apply to foreign governments and companies with 5% or more foreign government ownership.
PJ Media: House GOP Joins With Democrats to Prevent a Censure Free-for-All
Twenty-three House Republicans joined with Democrats to table a censure motion on Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) for her anti-Semitic remarks. Shortly after, Rep. Becca Balint (D-Vt.) withdrew her motion to censure Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), citing the Republican votes against Tlaib's censure. Both parties seem to have adopted a "Mutually Assured Destruction" policy regarding censures.
Greene blamed Tlaib for a protest that led to her resolution being tabled by 23 Republicans. Greene criticized the Republicans as "feckless" and accused them of not doing anything to hold Democrats accountable. The best way to discipline House members is through their constituents' judgment, not the opposition party. A motion to expel Rep. George Santos fell short of a majority, showing that the majority agreed with letting constituents pass judgment.
PJ Media: Hunter Biden, Secret Agent?
Hunter Biden, son of Joe Biden, has been protected by law enforcement agencies and engaged in illegal behavior such as bribery and money laundering. Recent revelations confirm that Joe Biden was receiving payments from his family's corrupt business. The FBI and CIA may claim that Hunter is actually working as a confidential human source for intelligence purposes to protect him from legal consequences. This theory suggests that the Biden family's connections and financial dealings are a result of their greed, making them vulnerable to blackmail and extortion.
Newsbusters: On Colbert Show, Kinzinger Compares Mike Johnson To The Taliban
Former GOP congressman Adam Kinzinger compared Speaker Mike Johnson's statements about the Bible to the Taliban on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Kinzinger argued that while he uses the Bible as a guide for his life, the United States was founded on the idea of representing all people, regardless of their faith. He cautioned against a government based solely on religious beliefs, drawing a comparison to the Taliban.
Fox News: Rep. Nancy Mace teases idea of being Trump's VP as 'intriguing' after being fierce critic of ex-prez
Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina did not rule out the possibility of becoming former President Trump's running mate in 2024, calling it an "intriguing" idea. She expressed her desire to see more women, including herself, on the Republican ticket. Mace also acknowledged Trump's leading position in the GOP primary and stated that Republicans continue to hold primaries and elections as part of the democratic process.
#society
The Economist: The blight of Britain’s prisons
Britain's prisons are facing a crisis as they are overcrowded and understaffed. The rising prison population and shortage of prison guards have made it difficult for prisons to fulfill their purpose of rehabilitating inmates. The government has announced emergency measures to tackle overcrowding, such as limiting short prison sentences and releasing some prisoners early, but these measures may put more pressure on the already struggling probation service. The government must recruit and retain more prison officers and consider reducing the length of sentences to address the crisis effectively.
Fox News: CO police officer testifies in Elijah McClain trial, claiming he feared for his life during encounter
A police officer testified that he put Elijah McClain in a neck hold because he feared for his life after another officer claimed McClain grabbed for their gun. McClain's death caused outrage during social justice protests.
Fox News: Columbia student protesters stage walkout from Hillary Clinton’s class
Columbia University students walk out of Hillary Clinton's class to protest the school's response to a truck displaying images of anti-Israel groups. The students demand legal support, student safety, and privacy.
#war
Daily Wire: Israel Releases Interrogation Footage Of Hamas Terrorist: Orders Were To Kill As Many People As Possible
Hamas terrorist admits to massacring Israeli citizens, including children, during an attack. The interrogation footage reveals their orders to kill as many people as possible.
The Telegraph: IDF soldiers will ‘in no circumstances’ enter Hamas tunnels, says ex-military chief
Israel will not send troops into Hamas tunnels as they would be a death trap. The ground operation in Gaza is proceeding as planned, with Israeli troops advancing deep into the Strip.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: Amid Explosion of Antisemitism, Biden Unveils National Strategy to Counter...Islamophobia
The world is seeing a surge of antisemitism, but the Biden regime's response is to focus on countering Islamophobia instead. They are unveiling a national strategy to address Islamophobia, despite hate crimes against Muslims decreasing. This initiative raises concerns about silencing pro-Israel voices and limiting freedom of speech. The timing is likely influenced by threats from Muslim groups regarding U.S. support for Israel.
The Telegraph: Israeli ambassador Tzipi Hotovely: ‘Jews feel London is less safe than Israel’
Israeli Ambassador Tzipi Hotovely reveals the horrifying details of the October 7 attack by Hamas terrorists, including the burning of children. She expresses frustration over the lack of sympathy and support from the UK, where pro-Palestine marches and anti-Israel sentiment are on the rise. Hotovely urges the British people to understand that they are facing a battle for humanity against the radical jihadi movement that Hamas represents. She calls on the media to stop spreading Hamas's misinformation and criticizes the BBC for not labeling Hamas as a terrorist organization.
Fox News: Putin pulls Russia out of nuclear test ban treaty
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law withdrawing Russia from the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), citing a move towards equality with Western powers. The U.S. also failed to ratify the treaty, and other countries including China, Israel, Iran, and North Korea have not finalized their commitment. Putin oversaw a military exercise simulating a nuclear strike in response to a potential attack, and Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov stated that Russia will only resume nuclear tests if the U.S. does so first.
Le Monde: 'The Israeli-Palestinian tragedy raises two key questions: Can Hamas be defeated militarily, and who would run Gaza afterward?'
In the aftermath of 9/11, the US launched a military campaign to fight terrorism. However, their actions led to the resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan and sparked a violent civil war in Iraq. The US occupation also gave rise to the Islamic State and damaged America's reputation globally. Joe Biden, though, is cautious, warning Israel not to repeat their mistakes. The ongoing conflict raises questions about the possibility of militarily defeating Hamas and the long-term consequences of their actions.
#health
Fox News: MT lawsuit alleges neglect at state psychiatric hospital linked to patient deaths
Montana's state psychiatric hospital is accused of abuse and neglect of patients, leading to the deaths of two patients. The lawsuit claims that low-income residents with mental health issues are being systematically mistreated in the facility, which violates state law and patients' constitutional rights. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services stopped funding the hospital due to repeated problems and patient harm.
#crime
Fox News: CA man denies throwing pipe bombs at police, faces life in prison
Daniel Richard Garcia, a man from Concord, has been charged with multiple offenses, including throwing pipe bombs at police during a car chase and assaulting a worshipper at a Catholic church. Garcia, who was previously convicted of another bombing incident, narrowly missed hitting officers with the pipe bombs. If convicted, he could face life imprisonment.
Fox News: Mom who ditched 'evil' disabled son, then fled country with rest of family slapped with murder charge
A mother in Texas has been indicted for the murder of her disabled 6-year-old son, who has been missing for over a year. The mother and her family fled to India before the child was reported missing. Authorities are working to bring her back to the United States for trial.
The Economist: Why is America’s capital so violent?
Violent crime in Washington, DC is on the rise, with a 40% increase this year. A proliferation of guns and lack of deterrence are contributing factors. Congress' involvement in local affairs and the lack of resources for prosecution are hindering efforts to combat crime in the capital.
#other
Fox News: CA homes remain at risk as firefighters work to contain wildfires
Firefighters made progress in containing a Southern California wildfire, but many homes and buildings remain threatened. The fire, known as the Highland Fire, was 20% contained as of Wednesday night. Though evacuation orders were reduced, around 2,500 structures were still at risk. The fire had destroyed seven homes and damaged six others. Steady progress was being made, but residents were urged to remain vigilant in case the winds picked up again.
Fox News: Grassley sounds alarm on potential drone threat at southern border amid Hamas terror concerns
Sen. Chuck Grassley is seeking information about the use of drones by cartels and terrorist groups at the US-Mexico border. Grassley is concerned that these drones are being used for targeted assassinations, violent attacks, and to monitor law enforcement movements. The Department of Homeland Security recognizes the use of drones as a threat and Grassley believes it is necessary to secure the border to prevent similar attacks seen in Israel.