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America One News
24 Nov 2023
#politics
GB News: Anneliese Dodds: Women in 30s are £4,000 worse off than in 2010
Dodds criticizes Conservative Government for £4,000 financial setback for women in 30's since 2010.
Le Monde: Far right: Voters generally prefer the original to the copy
Geert Wilders' victory in the Dutch parliamentary elections highlights the rise of far-right parties in Europe. While it is a warning to democracies, there is still a choice for voters to reject the far right. Center-right parties must not adopt their themes, as shown by the Dutch election results. The position on coalition with far-right parties should also be carefully considered. Overall, democratic parties need to address voters' concerns and provide clarity in these troubled times.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: OK—Why Is Nikki Haley Still in the Republican Race?
Nikki Haley's political prospects take a hit as a pro-DeSantis Super PAC releases an ad featuring her praising Hillary Clinton. This highlights Haley's out-of-touchness with conservative voters.
#society
American Thinker: The fourth annual Hoax-of-the-Year awards!
It's time for the Fourth Annual Hoax-of-the-Year Awards, revealing the contenders for this year. Some hoaxes are losing traction, such as the "Illegal Immigrants Make the Country Better and Richer" hoax, while others, like the "Competence, Punctuality and Discipline Are All Aspects of White Supremacy" hoax, continue to gain traction. The "Inflation Isn’t So Bad Anymore" hoax, aggressively promulgated by the mainstream media, may have some merit. However, the Hoax-of-the-Year for 2023 is the "Any Number of Illegal Immigrants Make the Country Better and Richer" hoax.
Fox News: Campus antisemitism has parents, students reconsidering college choices
Antisemitic incidents on college campuses in the US have increased significantly, causing concern among parents and students. The rise in incidents, particularly following Hamas' attack on Israel, has led some families to reconsider their plans for higher education. Many fear for the safety of Jewish students and are calling for universities to take stronger action against hate speech and hate crimes.
#war
Liberty Nation: Is It Time for the Tough Talk With Ukraine? - Liberty Nation
Close advisers to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admit that victory in the war against Russia is unlikely. Zelensky feels betrayed by Western allies who have offered support but not the means to win. Despite setbacks, he refuses to give up and believes in Ukraine's ultimate victory, causing concern among his aides.
Euromaidan Press: Lithuania PM: Only way to achieve lasting, just peace is by helping Ukraine win
Lithuanian PM supports Ukraine's struggle for peace and territorial integrity.
Le Monde: Yagil Levy, sociologist: 'Israel's political system is paralyzed'
Yagil Levy, a professor of sociology in Israel, fears that the war between Israel and Hamas will continue under the same conditions after the cease-fire, risking Gaza falling into the hands of armed militias. The release of Hamas's hostages in Gaza is set to take place, with Israelis having mixed feelings about it. The government is now involved in their release, but some Israelis view the hostages as an obstacle to fighting Hamas.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation: United Nations Managing Post-Hamas Gaza - Now That’s a Hoot - Liberty Nation
Biden administration's proposal to have the United Nations monitor Gaza after an Israeli victory over Hamas is absurd. UN has supported Hamas for years, even allowing celebration of Israeli deaths by its employees. The idea of a UN peacekeeping force in Gaza is also flawed, given their history of failure in places like Rwanda and Lebanon. Israel should reject this proposal.
Liberty Nation: Cease-Fire Begins – Hostages Come Next - Liberty Nation
Israel and Hamas begin ceasefire, releasing hostages. Uncertainty remains, but both sides express optimism. Israel Defense Force completes operational preparations according to the pause. Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasizes need to win against Hamas to protect Israel and the Middle East. First group of hostages to be released today.
#economy
The Epoch Times: World Shares Mostly Lower in Holiday-Thin Trading, With Half-Day for US Markets
Shares in Europe and Asia are mixed after U.S. markets were closed for Thanksgiving. Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 are relatively unchanged, while Britain's FTSE 100 dropped slightly. Japan's consumer inflation rose for the first time in four months, which may prompt the Bank of Japan to adjust its monetary policy next year. Wall Street futures are up before the half-day trading session, and investors are watching the start of the holiday shopping season in the US.
Liberty Nation: Transitory Inflation Talk Has Returned - Liberty Nation
Inflation is not as transitory as policymakers claimed. Economists like Joseph Stiglitz argue that inflation has fallen and is under control, but the data tells a different story. The Bureau of Labor Statistics' CPI is flawed, and the true measure of inflation is the expansion of the money supply, which has soared during the pandemic. The idea of transitory inflation is being challenged, and the future may see a stagflation climate.
#crime
The Telegraph: Oscar Pistorius to be released from jail in January
Oscar Pistorius granted parole a decade after murdering girlfriend.
Forbes: Olympic Athlete Oscar Pistorius To Be Released From Prison After Killing Girlfriend
Paralympian Oscar Pistorius, convicted of killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in 2013, will be released from prison on January 5. Pistorius initially received a five-year prison sentence for culpable homicide, but it was later changed to 13 years and five months for murder.
Fox News: 'Blade Runner' Oscar Pistorius granted parole 10 years after killing girlfriend on Valentine's Day
Former South African track star, Oscar Pistorius, has been granted parole after serving over 10 years for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius, known as the "Blade Runner" for his carbon-fiber prosthetics, claimed he thought Steenkamp was an intruder when he shot her.
#other
GB News: Kay Burley sparks outrage as she rolls her eyes at mention of Israeli hostages
Sky News presenter Kay Burley is facing backlash after a video of her rolling her eyes during a discussion about Hamas hostages circulated on social media. The video was filmed before her controversial interview with an Israeli government spokesperson. Critics accused Burley of showing "scorn and irritated disdain," while others argued that her gesture indicated distress. Burley defended her actions, stating that she presents both sides of an argument, but the incident has put pressure on her.