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30 Nov 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Why a Canadian writer is seeking asylum in the United States | Blaze Media
Millions of people have flooded into the US since Biden took office, claiming asylum. Some claims are valid, like Gordon Knight's from Canada, who seeks asylum due to threats from the Canadian Standards Association. They sued him for copyright infringement and he now faces criminal penalties. Knight's case highlights the dangerous consequences of privatizing public legislation.
#politics
Forbes: Former Trump Golf Club Waitress Alleges She Was Sexually Harassed, ‘Pressured’ Into Signing NDA
Former waitress sues Trump National Golf Club, claiming sexual harassment and illegal NDA. Alleges attorney pressured her into silence. No monetary damages sought. Free Bianco from NDA, keep settlement money, report attorney.
Fox News: Senate hearing explodes over Democrats' subpoena of conservative activists: 'Destroyed' the committee
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, criticized Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., for subpoenaing Republican donor Harlan Crow and conservative activist Leonard Leo during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Cornyn warned that this action would set a dangerous precedent and accused Durbin of destroying the committee. Democrats have been seeking to cross-examine Crow and Leo as part of an ethics investigation into Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. Republicans argue that the Democrats' legislation, the SCERT Act, would undermine the conservative court. Leo has refused to cooperate with the investigation, calling it political retribution.
GB News: Gavin Newsom and Ron De Santis are ‘next leaders of America’: Fox News debate is pivotal
Republicans Overseas Chairman Greg Swenson highlights the significance of the Fox News debate between Gavin Newsom and Ron DeSantis. The debate offers both candidates a chance to present an alternative vision for America. Swenson believes this is a people's choice, showing Americans looking ahead to the next generation. [Summary: Greg Swenson emphasizes importance of Newsom-DeSantis debate for future leadership in America. ]
#war
The Telegraph: Palestinians frantically search for bodies of loved ones before Gaza ceasefire ends
Palestinians in Gaza are searching through the wreckage and destroyed streets to find their loved ones before the ceasefire ends. Negotiations to extend the ceasefire are ongoing. Gazans are facing dire conditions with minimal access to basic necessities, and aid workers fear that the humanitarian crisis will worsen when the fighting resumes.
Breitbart: 'De-Americanization': Iran's Khamenei Again Celebrates Hamas Slaughter
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei celebrated Hamas' attack on Israel, claiming it ruined the US and Western reputation. Iran, a state sponsor of terrorism, supports Hamas with $100 million annually. The attack involved mass killings, torture, and abductions, with evidence of crimes against humanity. Khamenei threatened further attacks and rejected the two-state solution, calling for the destruction of Israel. ( )
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Putin praises ‘wise and far-sighted’ Kissinger
Vladimir Putin praises Henry Kissinger as a wise statesman who calmed tensions during the Cold War. Kissinger's pragmatic foreign policy contributed to global security. He played a crucial role in US-China relations and edged the Soviet Union out of the Middle East.
Fox News: NYT columnist proposes ending Gaza war with 'free pass for all of the Hamas leadership' to leave country
NY Times columnist Thomas Friedman suggests allowing Hamas leaders to leave peacefully as a way to end the Gaza war. He proposes amnesty and a release of prisoners, hoping for a new Palestinian leadership and reconstruction with Arab countries. Friedman acknowledges Hamas' lack of concern for their people but suggests a prisoner release to give them something to show for the destruction.
The Telegraph: My book helped to damn Kissinger – but he was right
Henry Kissinger, a brilliant and controversial statesman, had a complex relationship with the author. The author criticized Kissinger's handling of the US's involvement in the war in Cambodia. Kissinger's aide accused the author of falsifying evidence, but they later became friends. The author regrets the anti-American sentiment his book helped fuel. Despite their differences, Kissinger was respected for his understanding of history and diplomacy. He believed in fighting and defeating enemies of civilization, even if it meant making difficult choices. Kissinger's views on morality and power were often misunderstood but nuanced. He believed in reconciling justice with what is possible. In the current context, Israel's fight against Hamas aligns with Kissinger's stance on fighting evil.
Times Of Israel: Herzog meets UAE leader on sidelines of climate summit in push to free Gaza hostages
President Herzog of Israel met with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed in Dubai to discuss the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas. Herzog appealed to Zayed to use his influence to secure the hostages' return. He also stated his intention to raise the demand for the hostages' release in diplomatic meetings with world leaders at the UN climate talks.
#economy
Forbes: OPEC+ Switches From ‘Saudi Lollipop’ To A Group Fudge Of Voluntary Output Cuts
OPEC+ meeting fails to officially endorse production cuts. Members offer voluntary cuts totaling 2.2 million bpd, but market remains skeptical. Oil prices drop.
Fox News: Argentina won't join BRICS as scheduled, says member of Milei's transition team
Argentina will not join the BRICS bloc next year, according to President-elect Javier Milei's team. This decision signals a shift in foreign policy, as Milei has been critical of China and aims to align with the United States and Israel. Argentina was among the countries invited to join the bloc but has now declined. ,
#military
The Blaze: The military is using virtual reality, but is it vulnerable to hacking? | Blaze Media
Virtual reality and mixed reality goggles are advancing beyond gaming and into real-world applications, including military use. However, there is concern that these technologies could be hacked by terrorists or foreign adversaries, raising questions about their overall usefulness. The Department of Defense is proactively working to counter these vulnerabilities with the Intrinsic Cognitive Security program, which aims to protect against cognitive attacks in mixed reality systems. The potential for exploitation in MR environments is significant, and it is crucial to address these security concerns as the market continues to grow.
#education
Breitbart: Federal Civil Rights Investigation Opened into Antisemitism at Harvard
Harvard University is being investigated for alleged antisemitism by the US Education Department, following anti-Israel displays on campus after the Hamas attack. Other schools are also investigated for discrimination, aiming to address the rise in antisemitism.
#sports
Forbes: Indianapolis Colts Vs. Pittsburgh Steelers Game Flexed To National TV
The Indianapolis Colts, despite missing their starting quarterback, are still in the playoff race. They are currently holding the No. 7 seed and control their own fate. Their upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers will have significant implications for both teams.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Diving Ducks: What Separates Them From Dabbling Ducks
Diving ducks and dabbling ducks are two fundamental categories of waterfowl based on how they feed. Dabbling ducks search for food in shallow water while diving ducks dive deep for clams and vegetation. Divers like scaup, redheads, canvasbacks, and buffleheads are commonly hunted in open water.
#technology
Breitbart: Report: Electric Cars Have 80% More Problems than Gas-Powered Cars
American consumers have reported that electric vehicles (EVs) have almost 80 percent more problems than gas-powered cars. The main issues with EVs include long charging times, a lack of charging stations, problems with the lithium-ion battery, and engine failures. Despite the growth in EV sales, there is a lack of enthusiasm among consumers and car dealers are urging President Joe Biden to abandon EV mandates.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Trump-Hating Movie Will Be Trolling Soon at a Theater near You
Sebastian Stan will play young Donald Trump in the upcoming film "The Apprentice," exploring power and ambition in Trump's real estate business. The movie is likely a vanity project, designed to launder money and produce Trump hate in popular culture. Half the country hates Trump, but it's doubtful they will pay to watch this film.
GB News: WATCH: Tom Harwood hits out at Just Stop Oil spokesperson over GB News criticism
Tom Harwood left a climate activist speechless as he challenged their criticism of GB News' environmental stance.
Le Monde: Elliott Erwitt, renowned American photographer, passes away at 95
Beloved Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt, known for his light-hearted and iconic images, has died peacefully at home surrounded by family at the age of 95. His images have made a profound impact on the understanding of society and human nature, inspiring many generations of photographers. Erwitt's work captured both historic moments, like the Nixon-Khrushchev encounter, and the quirky and offbeat, especially his dog portraits. He joined Magnum at the height of photojournalism, and throughout his career, he photographed numerous famous figures and published multiple books.
GB News: Rishi Sunak unveils £1.6billion green spending splurge at Cop28
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce £1.6 billion in funding for environmental projects at the Cop28 climate summit in Dubai. The funds will be allocated towards efforts to combat deforestation, protect the natural environment, and accelerate the global transition to clean energy. Sunak emphasizes the need for action rather than pledges in order to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. Additionally, during his visit to the Middle East, he will address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and work towards a lasting peace between Palestinians and Israelis.
Forbes: Netflix’s ‘Squid Game: The Challenge’ Controversy, Explained
Netflix's reality TV adaptation of Squid Game faces controversy as contestants allege unsafe production conditions. Participants claim they endured inhumane treatment, suffered hypothermia and nerve damage. The show's success has sparked a goldrush, with content creators capitalizing on its popularity. Critics argue that the show's existence mocks the original message of income inequality and desperation. Entertainment Over Safety, Squid Game And The Death Of Satire, Squid Game Becomes Meta, Squid Game’s Success Feels Sad.