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22 Nov 2024
#illegals
GB News: Small boats gang suspect arrested after fleeing Britain for 20-months
Arsen Feci, 46, suspected of people smuggling, was returned to the UK after fleeing while on bail. He was arrested at Heathrow Airport following his capture by Spanish authorities. Feci faces charges related to facilitating illegal immigration across the Channel.
Investigators believe he played a key role in orchestrating small boat crossings from France and Belgium. Feci's next court appearance is set for January 16, 2025. His arrest underscores international cooperation in combating organized crime.
#politics
Le Monde: Pierre Poilievre, Canada's Trump-inspired conservative leader
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, has gained attention for his confrontational style and messaging that echoes Donald Trump. In a viral video, he dismisses a journalist's accusation of Trump-inspired politics while promoting his "common sense" agenda and attacking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Poilievre's approach includes catchy slogans like "Axe the tax" and personal insults towards political opponents. Critics, including former Conservative Alain Rayes, argue that Poilievre's tactics mirror Trump's, relying on anger and social media soundbites rather than substantive political discourse.
Fox News: Bragg versus Trump, Laken Riley's murderer, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News commentators express concerns about the Democratic Party's shift to the left and its implications for national issues, including crime and the national debt. They highlight the challenges facing women in sports and the potential for political change following Trump's presidency.
The discussion also touches on the perceived disarray within the Democratic Party and calls for accountability in crime-related matters.
The American Mind: How the Left Betrayed the Jews
Historically aligned with the progressive Left, many Jews now feel betrayed as anti-Israel sentiment grows within leftist circles. This shift has led to increased support for right-wing figures among Jewish voters, as incidents of anti-Semitism rise, particularly in universities and urban areas.
As the political landscape evolves, a significant number of Jews are moving toward the center or right, seeking alliances with groups that support Israel. This trend reflects a broader realignment in response to perceived threats from the Left, leading to a potential long-term transformation of Jewish political affiliations.
#society
Fox News: Brooke Burke embraces ‘small town’ Arizona life with rodeo, 'country swinging' and desert sunsets
Brooke Burke and her fiancé, Scott Rigsby, enjoy life in Arizona with their blended family, often attending rodeos, which Burke describes as a fun, casual experience filled with country music and dancing. They cherish the calming desert environment and prioritize family time.
The couple is currently planning their wedding, initially set for May 2024, but are taking their time to ensure it is meaningful for their family. Burke emphasizes the importance of intimacy and significance in their wedding plans, highlighting the busy year ahead for their children.
The Western Journal: Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett Screams Anti-White Rant During Hearing
Rep. Jasmine Crockett's recent remarks during a House Oversight Committee hearing have drawn criticism for her anti-white rhetoric. While discussing the "Dismantle DEI Act," she claimed that white men have not faced oppression, contrasting their experiences with those of marginalized groups.
Crockett's comments, which included a metaphor about diversity akin to an investment portfolio, have sparked backlash and raised questions about her suitability as a representative of the Democratic Party's messaging. Her approach may reflect the party's future direction, but it also highlights internal divisions and challenges ahead.
Fox News: Gisele Bündchen says there's 'no guide to life' following bombshell baby news, Tom Brady divorce
Gisele Bündchen is encouraging her followers to make positive daily choices for a better life following her pregnancy announcement and divorce from Tom Brady. She emphasized that life has no perfect roadmap and that personal choices shape well-being and mindset.
Bündchen is expecting her first child with boyfriend Joaquim Valente, and they are looking forward to creating a loving family environment. She shares two children with Brady, who finalized their divorce in October 2022 after 13 years of marriage.
Le Monde: Spain fines budget airlines €179 million for 'abusive practices'
Spain's leftist government has fined five budget airlines, including Ryanair and EasyJet, a total of €179 million for "abusive practices" such as charging for hand luggage and not accepting cash for ticket sales. Ryanair received the largest fine of €107.8 million.
The airlines plan to appeal, arguing the fines are politically motivated and detrimental to low-cost travel. Consumer rights advocates praised the decision, calling it historic and a victory for passengers seeking reimbursement for unfair charges.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Tucker Carlson Warns America: Biden Administration Committing 'The Most Evil Thing I've Ever Seen'
Tucker Carlson criticized the Biden administration for allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russia, labeling it "the most evil thing" he's witnessed. He argues this escalation could lead to a nuclear conflict, as it places the next administration in a precarious position.
Carlson and journalist Glenn Greenwald express concern that the decision to escalate the conflict undermines stability and misjudges Vladimir Putin's hold on power. They warn that this could provoke a severe response from Russia, escalating tensions not just in Ukraine but with NATO as well.
#economy
GB News: Tesco Clubcard update: Customers could get up to £100 in savings with Christmas 'challenge' - how to claim
Tesco Clubcard customers can earn up to £100 in savings this Christmas through a new game called Clubcard Challenges, running until December 31. Members will receive personalized challenges to complete for extra points, which can be redeemed for discounts on their grocery shopping and with partner retailers.
This initiative marks the third launch of Clubcard Challenges in 2023, encouraging spending in various categories. The program aims to leverage customer data to enhance shopping experiences and promote healthier choices.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says it killed five Hamas terrorists who led Mefalsim area massacres on Oct. 7
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted airstrikes in Gaza, killing five Hamas terrorists involved in the October 7 attack, including two commanders responsible for the massacre and kidnappings. The strikes targeted locations where Hamas operatives were gathered, aiming to disrupt ongoing military operations.
Additionally, the IDF reported the death of Khaled Abu Deqa, a commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad's rocket unit, during a separate strike. The military has claimed significant success in neutralizing Hamas operatives and infrastructure while attempting to minimize civilian casualties.
GB News: Labour axes two ships Minister claimed would 'play a key role in Royal Navy' just MONTHS before
Defence Minister Luke Pollard faces criticism after backing the decommissioning of HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, ships he previously defended. The Labour government's cuts aim to save half a billion pounds, prompting backlash from Conservatives who accuse Labour of failing the Armed Forces.
While Pollard had voiced concerns about mothballing the ships, Labour's Defence Secretary confirmed the cuts, which also affect other military programs. Critics urge Labour to restore defence spending commitments, while the First Sea Lord suggests adapting to new threats requires phasing out older capabilities.