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27 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: The final countdown: Trump holds commanding lead over DeSantis, Haley, with 50 days until Iowa caucuses
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is vying for an upset victory in Iowa by visiting all 99 counties. However, he faces competition from former ambassador Nikki Haley, who has gained momentum in recent polls. Former President Trump remains the frontrunner and plans to dominate the Iowa Caucus.
#society
Fox News: Man captured after New Orleans tarmac hatch escape, dramatic runway struggle caught on video
A man opened an emergency exit on a Southwest Airlines flight in New Orleans, climbed onto the wing, and was tackled by airport workers. Panicked passengers thought he left something behind, causing temporary chaos. He was taken to a hospital for evaluation but has not been charged.
The Babylon Bee: History Made As Irish Citizens Riot While Completely Sober
Irish citizens in Dublin engage in unprecedented sober rioting, protesting immigration policies. Authorities unprepared for the dangerousness of sober rioters. Comparable event found in early 1700s, but believed rioters were still hungover.
#war
Le Monde: Nestor Makhno, the anarchist of the Ukrainian countryside
Nestor Makhno, an anarchist leader during the Russian Revolution, is now seen as a symbol of resistance in Ukraine since Russia's invasion. The town of Hulyaipole, where Makhno was born, is devastated by the war, but his statues remain standing as a tribute to his guerrilla warfare against occupiers and betrayals by his allies.
Hulyaipole, a once bustling town, now lies in ruins as a result of the ongoing war. The remaining residents suffer from the effects of the conflict, with mice infesting their homes and constant mortar fire in the background. Despite the destruction, Makhno's statues still stand in the city, a reminder of his resistance against various forces during the civil war.
The Telegraph: Watch: Explosion rocks Russian tank factory
An unexplained explosion at a Russian tank factory near the border with Kazakhstan raises suspicions of Ukrainian involvement. The fire, caused by an oil transformer explosion, engulfed the Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant. No official comment on casualties yet.
National Review: Israel, Hamas Agree to Extend Truce for Two Days, Allowing for Release of 20 Additional Hostages
Israel and Hamas extend truce for 2 days, releasing 20 hostages. Israel released 117 prisoners and provided aid to Gaza. Hamas returns 58 hostages, 39 being Israeli citizens. 175 people still captive.
The Blaze: Report: Biden bends knee, secretly apologizes to 'prominent Muslims' for telling truth about Hamas' claims: 'I will do better' | Blaze Media
President Biden apologized to prominent Muslims for doubting the civilian death toll in Gaza, but his comments were not haphazard. The casualty figures provided by the Gaza Ministry of Health, controlled by Hamas, cannot be verified and do not distinguish between civilians and combatants. Hamas inflates the figures to advance its propaganda war against Israel, and the use of human shields by Hamas leads to higher civilian casualties. Biden is struggling to balance his support for Israel with officials who believe the U.S. should reduce its support.
Human Events: BREAKING: Israel, Hamas agree to 2-day ceasefire extension: report
Israel & Hamas extend ceasefire, allowing release of more hostages. Qatar & Egypt broker deal; final group of initial agreement to be released on Monday.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: The Unintended Consequences of Seizing Russian Assets
Summary: Seizing Russia's central bank reserves during the Ukraine conflict is a contentious topic. Confiscating these assets would not directly impact Moscow's budget and may not significantly affect the global de-dollarization trend. It would require cooperation from Euroclear, and weaponizing Western financial channels could lead to financial fragmentation and undermine the effectiveness of sanctions. While receiving the reserves would help Ukraine financially, it could also undermine its bargaining power and fuel resentment against Western states. This debate raises questions about double standards and the possibility of setting a precedent for future conflicts. It is necessary to consider the economic, financial, and geopolitical implications before reaching a balanced decision on this issue.
Euromaidan Press: Romania walks tightrope to avoid provoking Russia as drones crash into its soil
Russian drones have been crashing into Romanian territory near the Ukrainian port of Izmail, causing concern for both authorities and residents. At least three drones have fallen on Romanian soil since August, posing a growing threat to civilians along the border and highlighting the need for vigilance. Romania is attempting to downplay the severity of the incidents, but the residents of Plauru, the village most affected, are becoming increasingly anxious about their safety. The situation not only endangers local communities but also carries wider geopolitical implications in the context of NATO Article 5.
The Telegraph: Duplicitous Joe Biden is forcing an Israeli surrender
Biden's actions during the Israel-Hamas war have weakened Israel's fight against terrorism. He publicly supported Israel's security but pressured them behind the scenes to stop short of defeating Hamas. Biden's focus on releasing hostages and limiting civilian casualties shows his double-dealing approach and prioritization of his own political goals.
Fox News: Palestinian diplomat pushes for Israel-Hamas cease-fire extension: ‘We have work so that this truce continues’
Top Palestinian diplomat calls for extension of Israel-Hamas truce to prevent civilian deaths. Gaza population moved southward to minimize casualties during attacks. Cease-fire extended for two days.
#economy
Forbes: Musk Visits Israel Amid X Antisemitism Backlash: Here’s What’s Behind It
Billionaire Elon Musk met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a war-torn Israeli town. Musk condemned Hamas' attack on Israel and called for a stop to propaganda promoting murder. Musk faces backlash over alleged antisemitism and hate speech on the platform. Advertisers, including Apple and IBM, have suspended advertising on the site. Musk reached an agreement with Israeli officials to operate Starlink internet satellites in Gaza, reversing the country's previous policy. X Corp. filed a lawsuit against Media Matters, claiming misrepresentation of the platform's content. Musk, who owns Tesla and SpaceX, is the world's richest person.
#education
PJ Media: Professor Calls for Reform of ‘Failing’ Woke Education System
Prof. Nicholas Giordano warns of crisis in American education due to woke leftists and offers solutions like raising standards, cutting woke ideology, providing school choice, and teaching true history & critical thinking. He emphasizes the need to abolish DEISJ agenda.
#crime
Forbes: Alleged Shooter Of 3 Palestinian Students Pleads Not Guilty–Here’s What We Know About Him
Jason Eaton, the alleged shooter of three Palestinian college students in Vermont, pleaded not guilty after being arrested. Eaton, 48, faces three counts of aggravated assault. His mother described him as someone who had struggled with mental health issues but seemed normal and in a good mood on Thanksgiving. Eaton's motive remains unknown, but there is speculation that the shooting may have been a hate crime.
Fox News: Colorado babysitter accused of leaving 2-year-old fighting for life with brain bleed
Colorado babysitter McKinley Slone Hernandez, 25, is arrested and facing felony child abuse charges after causing a 2-year-old boy's brain bleed. The child underwent multiple surgeries, including the removal of part of his skull. The babysitter is being held on $100,000 bond and is due in court on Dec. 20.
Fox News: Massachusetts woman torches donation box after free ride to police station: police
Theresa Abichaker, a 22-year-old woman from West Roxbury, Massachusetts, has been arrested for intentionally setting fire to a donation box inside a police department lobby. She is facing charges of burning a public building, attempting to burn a public building, vandalizing property, and fire negligence. The fire caused damage inside the building, but no injuries were reported.
#other
Fox News: Environmental protesters refuse to leave Pacific Ocean vessel until company agrees to withdrawal from mission
Greenpeace activists protest deep-sea mining ship amid concerns for marine life. The Metals Company accuses protesters of breaking international law. Impact of deep-sea mining questioned.
American Thinker: Arab oil sheikhs make bank at UN's COP28 greenie global warming conference
Arab oil sheikhs at a global greenie gathering were secretly cutting oil and gas deals while promoting net-zero emissions and ending fossil fuel use. The hypocrisy of the green energy industry is exposed, as it relies on oil and gas backup for reliable power supply. This deal cutting by Big Oil reveals the scam behind the greenie agenda.
Fox News: Indiana couple and 2 dogs found dead in single-engine plane crash in western Michigan
Indiana couple dies in plane crash in Michigan, along with their dogs. Cause of crash unknown. FAA investigating.
The Telegraph: Joe Biden will not attend Cop28
Joe Biden will not attend Cop28 climate talks in Dubai due to the ongoing war in the Middle East and domestic political pressures. Other world leaders, including Rishi Sunak, the Pope, and the King, are expected to attend. Biden's absence may risk a backlash from young voters prioritizing climate change, but he may be banking on their continued support over Donald Trump. The summit will focus on negotiations to limit global temperatures and provide funding for developing countries affected by climate change.
Forbes: The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac And Queen Are Charting Together–Here’s What That Says About Rock Music Today
The Beatles' compilations, The Beatles 1962-1966 and The Beatles 1967-1970, debut on the Top Rock Albums chart, joining other legacy acts like Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Queen, and Creedence Clearwater Revival. These older acts dominate the chart, showing that Americans still prefer listening to classic rock music.