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3 Nov 2023
#politics
Le Monde: In Argentina, Milei challenges the reality of state terrorism under the dictatorship
Argentine presidential candidate Javier Milei questions state terrorism during the dictatorship, sparking controversy. His running mate, Victoria Villarruel, has also raised concerns due to her previous revisionist views and connections to military personnel.
The Telegraph: Tory MP Bob Stewart found guilty of racially abusing Bahraini activist
Conservative MP Bob Stewart found guilty of racially abusing activist, telling him to "go back to Bahrain."
Fox News: Judge orders new primary election after seeing video showing possible ballot-stuffing
Connecticut judge dismisses results of Democratic mayoral primary in Bridgeport and orders a new election due to evidence of multiple absentee ballots being placed illegally in collection boxes. General election will still proceed as planned.
Red State: Speaker Mike Johnson Leaves Democrats Literally in Tears Over Israel and IRS Funding
In a bizarre scene on Capitol Hill, Democrats left the House floor in tears after Republicans passed a bill to fund aid to Israel using unspent IRS funding. Jewish Democrats were upset over the spending cuts for the IRS, but not the support for Hamas shown by their colleagues. The argument is that the House bill is unlikely to pass in the Senate, but the real issue seems to be tying Ukrainian aid to Israeli aid, despite the conflicts being unrelated. The entire meltdown over IRS funding is seen as comical and juvenile.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Catholics against Antisemitism
NR's editors condemn the rise of antisemitism in America, calling it horrifying, un-American, and un-Christian. They highlight Pope Benedict XVI and Pope John Paul II's statements that the Catholic Church is opposed to anti-Semitism. Christians are urged to rally behind their Jewish brothers and sisters and educate others about the evil of antisemitism. The statement also emphasizes the importance of understanding what antisemitism is and denounces double standards in criticizing Israel. Fighting antisemitism should be a top priority for all, especially Christians.
Flag And Cross: Loudoun County HS Students Hold Walkout to Protest Transgender Bathroom Policy: 'That Is Not OK'
Virginia high school students protested against their school district's transgender bathroom policy. They expressed concerns about invasion of privacy and safety risks. The students felt ignored by the school and treated differently than supporters of the policy.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Hezbollah’s Nasrallah Tries to Walk a Fine Line on Israel-Hamas War
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah praised the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel in his first public address since the incident. He criticized Israel and the United States, but also hoped to avoid escalating the war between Hezbollah and Israel. Violence between the two parties has since increased, with the potential for a larger conflict looming.
The Blaze: Peter Doocy asks perfect question after Biden says he wants Israel to 'pause' military response: 'My goodness, Peter' | Blaze Media
President Biden endorses a "pause" in Gaza to address the humanitarian crisis caused by the Israeli-Hamas conflict. Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy questions the effectiveness of a pause, asking if Israel should just sit back and not defend itself. John Kirby of the National Security Council dodges the question, stating that the U.S. supports pauses for aid and evacuation purposes, but not a general ceasefire. Secretary of State Antony Blinken plans to negotiate "pauses" with Israel, despite Hamas using civilians as shields.
Daily Wire: Hezbollah Leader Calls U.S. ‘Great Satan,’ Insists Israelis Committed Gruesome Massacres Of Jews, Not Hamas
Hezbollah leader denies outside involvement in the Hamas massacre of Israelis, claims Israelis themselves were behind it. Calls the United States "The Great Satan" and blames them for the war in Gaza.
GB News: Julie Hartman laments ‘disturbing’ pro-Palestine demonstrations amid London chaos
Pro-Palestine protests in the UK are causing controversy, with some criticizing the demonstrations as "hateful" and expressing concerns over anti-Semitic slurs and chants. Julie Hartman of Salem Media Groups believes that these protests reflect Western societies being "brainwashed." There are plans for a demonstration on Armistice Day, but Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and London Mayor Sadiq Khan have both called for protesters to stay away from war memorials to protect their sanctity. The Metropolitan Police will be implementing a significant policing and security operation to ensure the safety of attendees.
Newsbusters: Predictable: Doocy Throws Down With Kirby Over Qatar as Others Fear Islamophobia
The White House press briefing turned into a debate over Israel's actions against Hamas and their relationship with Qatar. Fox's Peter Doocy questioned why President Biden thanked Qatar despite housing Hamas leaders. John Kirby defended Qatar's role in communication with Hamas and emphasized the importance of getting hostages back home. The briefing also included discussions about civilian casualties, Israel's airstrikes, and concerns over Islamophobia.
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: Interviewing Israeli forensics teams, Hamas' alleged property portfolio and interviewing Bedouin
In this episode of Battle Lines, Israeli forensics teams search for Hamas victims in ash, investigation reveals Hamas assets in Turkey, and reporting sheds light on Israeli Bedouin experiences. A warning, graphic language.
The Telegraph: Israel’s initial sweep into Gaza has been textbook – now for the hard part
After the Hamas attacks, Israel invaded Gaza to destroy Hamas and its infrastructure. Israeli ground troops quickly surrounded Gaza City, advancing on three axes. They plan to move into the city and secure a large area, but destroying Hamas completely is nearly impossible. Israel may succeed in destroying some infrastructure and killing leaders, but a political settlement is the only long-term solution.
#economy
Le Monde: Anne Krueger: 'Inflation in the US may have peaked, but interventions still have plenty of momentum'
Economies can be boiled to death slowly by gradual interventions like inflation, but quick and targeted measures like tariffs are often overlooked. The US is currently dealing with inflationary pressures and industry-specific regulations that hinder economic growth. Ad hoc interventions, such as tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, subsidies for electric vehicles, and price caps on prescription drugs, can have unintended consequences and fuel favoritism.
#religion
National Review: The Corner: Our Lady of Tears
Former Disney Channel star, Sabrina Carpenter, released a music video for her song "Feather" that depicts her suitors killing each other and her decapitating a man who took a photo of her. The video, set in a Catholic Church, has sparked controversy and criticism from the Brooklyn bishop. The video highlights societal flaws and a double standard regarding the desecration of Catholic imagery.
#health
Flag And Cross: Exclusive: Tyson Fury Opens Up About Boxing, Mental Health Struggles And Faith In Riyadh
Boxer Tyson Fury has opened up about his struggles with depression and mental health, sharing his story on the Netflix show 'At Home With The Furys'. Despite his success in the ring, Fury emphasizes that material wealth doesn't equal happiness, and credits his faith in religion for his rehabilitation. He has no interest in a rematch with Deontay Wilder or a fight with Anthony Joshua, and is currently focused on his upcoming bout with Oleksandr Usyk in December.
Fox News: CA jury grants millions to man in lawsuit against weedkiller company
A California jury awarded $332 million to a man who sued Monsanto, claiming his cancer was caused by Roundup weedkiller. The man was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and the lawsuit argued that it was linked to the herbicide. The jury found that Monsanto failed to provide sufficient warnings but ruled in favor of the company on other counts.
#crime
Daily Wire: Australian Woman Charged With Murder After Allegedly Serving Poisoned Mushrooms For Lunch
An Australian woman, Erin Patterson, has been charged with murder and attempted murder after serving poisoned mushrooms to her former in-laws during a lunch. Three people died and one became critically ill. Patterson maintains her innocence and claims she did not intentionally poison her guests. The investigation has generated intense media and public interest.
Fox News: Illinois trooper making 'miracle' recovery after being shot in routine traffic stop, mom says
An Illinois state trooper was shot and beaten by a Chicago murder suspect during a routine traffic stop. The trooper is recovering well, surprising doctors with his progress. The suspect, Cristobal Santana, has been charged with attempted murder.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Start a Campfire
Starting a fire is an essential skill for survival in cold environments. Choosing the right firewood, gathering tinder, and laying the fire are all crucial steps. Softwoods ignite quickly, while hardwoods burn longer. Seasoned wood is ideal, as it is less likely to produce smoke. Proper site preparation is necessary for a successful fire, and extinguishing the fire completely is important for safety. Starting a fire requires different sizes of sticks, and the fire should be doused with water to ensure it is completely out.