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30 Nov 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Homan: I'll Contract Non-Enforcement Immigration Work So I Have the Agents to Send More to Sanctuaries
Incoming Border Czar Tom Homan plans to outsource non-law enforcement immigration tasks to free up resources for increased manpower in sanctuary cities. He emphasizes the need for law enforcement to focus on deportation operations rather than administrative duties.
Homan's strategy aims to enhance operational efficiency and safety, enabling more agents to be deployed on the streets if sanctuary jurisdictions continue to resist federal immigration enforcement.
#politics
Fox News: Fetterman says Democrats lost male voters by being insulting, condescending
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., criticized the Democratic Party for being condescending to male voters, which he believes contributed to their support for Donald Trump. He emphasized the need for the party to engage in honest conversations with men rather than assuming they are voting against their own interests.
Fetterman noted that Trump's appeal among male voters, especially younger ones, stemmed from his direct engagement through popular platforms. He urged Democratic leaders to adopt a more straightforward approach to connect with male voters effectively.
#society
GB News: Anti-semitism at the BBC has become 'normalised' following October 7, whistleblower alleges
A whistleblower at the BBC has claimed that anti-Semitism has become normalized within the organization, stating that Jewish staff face daily anti-Semitic remarks and that management dismisses their complaints. The whistleblower criticized BBC Director General Tim Davie for failing to address the issue, despite previous assurances against racism.
The allegations follow a letter from over 200 Jewish employees raising concerns about anti-Jewish racism, which was dismissed by BBC chair Dr. Samir Shah. Other media professionals have echoed similar accusations, highlighting a broader issue of anti-Semitism in British media. The BBC stated it deplores anti-Semitism and encourages reporting such incidents.
Fox News: Bill Clinton denies visiting Epstein island in new memoir and wishes he 'had never met him'
Former President Bill Clinton has denied visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island and expressed regret for ever meeting him, stating, "I wish I had never met him." In his memoir, Clinton discusses taking flights on Epstein's jet for charitable work but insists their conversations were limited to politics and economics.
Clinton's name has surfaced in court documents related to Epstein, though he has not been accused of any wrongdoing. He claims to have severed ties with Epstein after learning about his criminal activities. Clinton's spokesman has also denied any personal relationship between the two.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Islamist rebels in Syria catch Assad, Putin, Iran regimes off guard giving US new mideast headache
Extremist Syrian Islamist forces have taken control of much of Aleppo, raising concerns for U.S. policy in Syria. The seizure of sensitive sites, including those linked to Assad's chemical weapons program, poses potential threats to Israeli security and complicates the U.S. military presence.
The situation marks a significant defeat for Assad and his allies, including Hezbollah and Iran. Experts warn that the radical group Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), linked to Al-Qaeda, could further destabilize the region. The U.S. continues to support Kurdish forces in the area amidst ongoing violence.
The Telegraph: ‘Slap in the face’ for Macron as France loses foothold in Africa
Chad has announced the termination of its military accord with France, which will likely lead to the withdrawal of around 1,000 French troops aiding in the fight against jihadists. This decision follows Senegal's call for France to close its military bases, signaling a shift in West African attitudes toward former colonial powers.
The developments have left French President Emmanuel Macron in a precarious position, as he faces domestic challenges and increasing hostility in Africa. Analysts suggest these events reflect a broader failure of France's policy in the region, with recent expulsions of French troops from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.
#military
Forbes: Hegseth Cabinet Nomination: Hegseth’s Mother Previously Accused Him Of Abusing ‘Many’ Women
Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Defense Secretary, faces allegations of sexual assault and abuse from multiple sources, including claims made by his mother. These accusations could complicate his confirmation process, with some senators expressing concerns about the implications for military culture.
Despite the controversies, polling shows a mixed reception among the public regarding Hegseth's nomination. He has denied the allegations, asserting that he was cleared after a police investigation, and has criticized military leadership and policies he deems "woke."
Fox News: Israeli military says Hezbollah is smuggling weapons into Lebanon during cease-fire
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that Hezbollah is smuggling weapons into Lebanon despite a cease-fire with Israel. IDF airstrikes targeted military infrastructure used by Hezbollah for transferring weapons from Syria to Lebanon, marking a violation of the cease-fire terms.
Hezbollah militants remain active, with reports of gunmen loading military equipment into vehicles. The IDF has uncovered weapons at a mosque in southern Lebanon and continues to monitor and respond to violations of the cease-fire agreement.
#history
Fox News: 9-year-old boy finds 60,000-year-old axe at Shoreham Beach in England
A 9-year-old boy named Ben Witten discovered a rare Neanderthal hand axe on Shoreham Beach in Sussex, England. Initially thought to be a shiny rock, the item dates back 40,000 to 60,000 years and is now on display at Worthing Museum after Witten recognized its significance during a visit.
The museum curator emphasized the importance of reporting such finds, as many significant artifacts go unrecorded and lose their historical context. Witten has loaned the axe to the museum until February, highlighting that valuable archaeological discoveries can come from unexpected sources.