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4 Nov 2024
#illegals
GB News: ‘Doing sum total of NOTHING!’ Carole Malone lets rip at Labour’s migrant crisis ‘inaction’
Carole Malone has criticized Labour's approach to combating people smuggling, claiming the party is "doing the sum total of nothing." She expressed doubt over the effectiveness of recent funding announcements and questioned the government's ability to prosecute smugglers.
Malone's skepticism extends to Labour's broader strategy, including the establishment of a new intelligence unit and the deployment of high-tech surveillance. She argues that Labour's efforts are insufficient in addressing the ongoing issue of illegal immigration and small boat crossings.
#politics
The Federalist: Notorious Wisconsin Election Official Is Ordered To Follow The Law
Wisconsin's Green Bay Clerk Celestine Jeffreys has been ordered by the Wisconsin Elections Commission to comply with election integrity laws after failing to follow procedures for auditing Election Day voter registrations from 2020 to 2023. The order comes after a complaint by the Public Interest Legal Foundation highlighted her noncompliance.
Despite acknowledging her failures, Jeffreys claimed ignorance of the law. The commission's order requires her to take corrective steps and certify compliance by February 2025. The situation has raised concerns about election integrity in the state.
Forbes: These Demographics Could Decide Tomorrow’s Trump-Harris Race In The 7 Swing States
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are nearly tied in polls across seven key swing states ahead of Election Day. Shifts in voter demographics, including increasing college-educated and Latino voters, could influence outcomes in states like North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona.
Polls indicate Trump leads in Arizona, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada, while Harris holds an edge in Michigan and Wisconsin. Voter priorities, particularly concerning inflation and immigration, are shaping perceptions of both candidates.
The Mirror: 'Nostradamus' of US Election makes huge prediction on result and it sparks fury
Allan Lichtman, a historian known for his accurate presidential election predictions, believes he can forecast the outcome of the 2024 race. Despite tight polls, he maintains that Kamala Harris will win, making her the first female US President. His method, 'The Keys to the White House,' evaluates 13 factors to determine election results.
As the election approaches, both candidates are making final campaign efforts, with Harris focusing on Pennsylvania and Trump holding multiple rallies across key states. Lichtman has faced significant backlash for his predictions, expressing concern for his family's safety amid heightened tensions in the election cycle.
GB News: US election: Nigel Farage vows to place ‘substantial’ bet on Donald Trump to win despite losing £10,000 last time
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, expressed confidence that Donald Trump will win the upcoming US presidential election, dismissing recent polls. He plans to place a significant bet on Trump's victory and is attending Trump's election night party at Mar-a-Lago.
Farage believes a second Trump term would benefit the UK, advocating for a post-Brexit trade deal. He criticized the Democrats for neglecting the UK and expressed concerns about US election integrity, hoping for a clear result. If Harris wins decisively, he suggested Trump should concede.
Breitbart: Liz Cheney: I Was 'Proud' to Vote For Harris, the Only 'Responsible Adult in This Race'
Former Rep. Liz Cheney expressed her support for Democratic nominee Kamala Harris on ABC's "The View," stating that defeating Donald Trump is crucial. She emphasized that there is no room for writing in alternatives and praised Harris's sincerity and commitment to public service.
Cheney criticized Trump's policies as un-conservative and harmful, urging voters to recognize the importance of the upcoming election.
Front Page Magazine: Deranged Harris Supporters Harass and Threaten the McDonald’s That Hosted Trump
The ongoing political discourse has seen accusations of fascism directed at Donald Trump, with critics claiming he threatens American freedoms. Meanwhile, a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, where Trump campaigned, faced backlash and threats from some left-leaning individuals, prompting the franchise owner to hire security.
Despite the intimidation, local supporters rallied to support the restaurant, demonstrating a community response against perceived political bullying. The situation highlights the contentious nature of political expression and the potential repercussions for businesses that engage in political discourse.
Fox News: Trump rallies in Pennsylvania city with highest Hispanic population hours before polls open
Former President Trump held a rally in Reading, Pennsylvania, addressing a crowd with a significant Latino presence. He invited Patty Morin, whose daughter was murdered by an illegal immigrant, to speak, highlighting issues of crime and immigration.
Trump criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and Senator Bob Casey, Jr., while urging voters to support his campaign. He framed the upcoming election as a pivotal moment for the country, emphasizing the need for change.
Fox News: 'Trojan horse’ amendment could allow illegals to vote, New York experts say
New York conservatives are opposing Proposition 1 on the ballot, claiming it could allow illegal immigrants to vote and enshrine various abuses in the state constitution. They argue the proposition, framed as a protection for abortion rights, is misleading since abortion is already legal in New York.
Opponents warn that the amendment could lead to discrimination against biological females in sports and limit parental control over minors' health decisions. Critics label it a "Trojan horse" that misrepresents its contents, asserting it could grant noncitizens voting rights under the guise of protecting national origin.
Breitbart: Shock Poll: Even Arab Israelis Prefer Donald Trump over Kamala Harris
A poll by the Israel Democracy Institute indicates that a significant majority of Israeli voters, including Arab Israelis, prefer Donald Trump over Kamala Harris for the U.S. presidency. Overall, 65% of Israelis favor Trump, with 72% of Jewish Israelis supporting him compared to 13% for Harris.
Among Arab voters, 46% see no difference between the candidates, while 27% favor Trump and 22.5% favor Harris. Trump's message of potential peace in the region resonates with some Arab American voters, particularly in Michigan, as Election Day approaches.
Fox News: 'Antiracist' author pleads with men not to 'fall for Trump’s fears' on election eve
Ibram X. Kendi urged men not to succumb to fears propagated by former President Trump ahead of Election Day. In a social media post, Kendi emphasized the importance of facing the truth and embracing diversity, stating that fear can be a tool for manipulation.
As the election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly struggling with male voters, while her husband encouraged young men to research Trump's policies, arguing they are not beneficial for them. Kendi's remarks reflect ongoing tensions in the political landscape regarding gender and race.
Forbes: Can Trump And Harris Tie In Tomorrow’s Election? It’s Possible—Here’s What Would Happen
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a tight race ahead of Election Day, with a slim possibility of an Electoral College tie. If both receive 269 electoral votes, the House would decide the presidency, likely favoring Trump due to Republican control of state delegations.
A tie is considered unlikely, with predictions of a 0.2% to 0.4% chance. Various scenarios could lead to this outcome, including third-party candidates potentially complicating the electoral landscape. The last Electoral College tie occurred in 1800.
Times Of Israel: Harris and Trump make a furious final push one day before US election
As Election Day approaches, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are making final campaign pushes in key battleground states. Harris is focusing on Pennsylvania, emphasizing her support for working-class issues, while Trump is rallying in North Carolina, touting his immigration policies and reflecting on his family's involvement in his campaign.
Both candidates face historic stakes: Trump could become the first president to win non-consecutive terms despite felony charges, while Harris aims to be the first woman and person of South Asian descent elected president. Early voting shows significant turnout, with both campaigns expressing confidence in their strategies.
The Western Journal: New York Times' Election Day Coverage in Jeopardy as Union Goes on Strike
The New York Times Tech Guild has gone on strike, jeopardizing the paper's coverage of the crucial Election Day. The strike, involving 600 tech workers, follows failed contract negotiations over pay, job protections, and remote work policies.
The Times expressed disappointment over the timing of the strike, emphasizing their commitment to fulfilling their mission despite the disruption. Negotiations continued until just before the strike, but the guild insists it had no choice but to take action.
Fox News: Elon Musk's mother calls Harris an 'embarrassment to women,' for her inability to 'put a sentence together'
Maye Musk criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, calling her an "embarrassment to women" and urging for more qualified female presidential candidates. She expressed disappointment in Harris's communication skills and her representation of women.
Musk recently switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party, citing relief from what she described as a "malicious and dishonest" political environment. She believes her son Elon Musk's political involvement is necessary due to regulatory challenges from Democrats.
Front Page Magazine: The Third Worldization of America
The editorial argues that prominent Democratic figures like Barack Obama and Kamala Harris, who are often labeled as representatives of the black community, actually stem from immigrant backgrounds that diverge from traditional African American experiences. It claims that their policies, particularly regarding immigration, align more with third world interests than with the needs of the black community.
The piece posits that the influence of these figures is leading to the "third worldization" of America, where foreign elites are reshaping American culture and politics, often at odds with the historical struggles of African Americans. It warns that this trend threatens the nation's unity and identity.
Breitbart: Eleven Races Will Determine Who Takes Control of the Next Senate
The upcoming elections for eleven key Senate races will significantly influence the control of the U.S. Senate. Currently, Democrats and independents hold a 51-49 majority, but Republicans aim to flip two seats while defending their own in Florida and Texas. If successful, they could secure a 52-seat majority.
Republicans are targeting blue seats in red states like West Virginia, Montana, and Ohio, where they have favorable polling. They are also eyeing swing states including Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. A strong performance could potentially yield a 55-seat majority, although a complete sweep is unlikely.
Forbes: ‘Blue Mirage’ And ‘Red Mirage,’ Explained: Why Tomorrow’s First Swing State Vote Counts May Be Misleading
Election Day voting trends show Republicans typically lead, while Democrats favor early voting, creating potential "red mirages" and "blue shifts" in results. This phenomenon was evident in past elections and may occur again, though changes in voting laws could alter its prominence.
States like Wisconsin and Michigan may experience red mirages, while Georgia and North Carolina could see blue mirages. The counting process has been adjusted in many states since 2020, possibly leading to quicker results. Trump's rhetoric around election integrity continues to shape the narrative.
The Mirror: Boris Johnson's Brexit blunder hampered small boats response, says Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer criticized Boris Johnson's Brexit deal for hindering the UK's ability to combat small boat trafficking. He plans to call for a new security pact with European leaders to regain access to intelligence networks and treat people smugglers as terrorists.
Starmer emphasized the need for tougher laws and increased funding for border security efforts. The UK has seen over 31,000 small boat crossings this year, with at least 58 fatalities. He aims to enhance operational leadership and intelligence sharing to address the crisis effectively.
Fox News: Biden-Harris EPA funding 'radical, left-leaning' environmental groups calling to end fossil fuels: report
A House report criticizes the Biden-Harris administration for allocating billions in taxpayer dollars to environmental groups promoting a transition away from fossil fuels. The report claims the EPA's funding, derived from the Inflation Reduction Act, supports organizations with radical agendas, raising concerns about oversight and potential misuse of funds.
The report highlights that some funded groups advocate for policies that align closely with the administration's energy agenda, suggesting a lack of nonpartisanship. The EPA defends its funding process, asserting that it maintains rigorous standards to ensure compliance with grant commitments.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Just one more sleep 'til Election Day
As Election Eve approaches, key political events unfold, including dueling rallies by Harris and Trump in battleground states. Polls indicate Democrats may flip two GOP House seats, while eight states will vote on measures to ban noncitizen voting.
Sen. Mike Lee warns that a Democratic sweep could lead to significant changes in governance, including eliminating the filibuster and altering the Supreme Court. With over 77 million early votes cast, the race remains tight, especially in crucial states like North Carolina.
Fox News: UN peace exhibit features slogan calling for Israel to be wiped off the map: 'Shameful'
A Global Peace Flag exhibit at the UN has drawn criticism from Israeli officials for featuring a map of Israel labeled with the phrase "From the River to the Sea," which many Israelis interpret as a call for the destruction of Israel. The exhibit does not address the ongoing hostage situation or condemn Hamas.
Israeli representatives have condemned the display as shameful, emphasizing that it promotes hate and fails to acknowledge the plight of Israeli hostages. The UN stated that some controversial panels were covered after being deemed inappropriate, but they were later uncovered by unknown individuals.
Front Page Magazine: Liz Cheney Pleads With George W. Bush to Take the Uniparty Plunge and Endorse Kamala
Liz Cheney has called for former President George W. Bush to endorse Kamala Harris, expressing confusion over his silence. While Bush and his wife have stated they won't endorse any candidate, their lack of support for Trump is notable amid a political realignment in the U.S.
This shift echoes the 1850s, as factions within both major parties are increasingly at odds, with many Republicans supporting Trump and Democrats facing defections. The emerging political landscape may redefine party lines around issues of freedom and sovereignty.
#economy
Le Monde: ASN, 'strategic' manufacturer of submarine telecom cables, nationalized by France
France is acquiring an 80% stake in Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN), the only European manufacturer of fiber optic submarine telecom cables, from Nokia for approximately €100 million. The French government aims to secure this strategic asset, which is crucial for global internet traffic.
ASN holds a significant share of the global market, producing cables essential for connecting continents. The acquisition will also involve taking on ASN's €250 million debt, with the potential for the French state to buy Nokia's remaining 20% stake in the future.
#military
Breitbart: Retired Colonel: GWOT Veterans Resent Kamala Harris, Cheney, and Democrats
A retired U.S. Army colonel criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party for fostering disdain among Global War on Terrorism veterans. He argues that Harris has united neocons, media, and generals who failed in the wars, leading veterans to feel betrayed by those who once supported them.
The colonel highlights the perceived failures of these groups, stating that many veterans feel their sacrifices were in vain due to the endless wars and lack of accountability. He concludes that this alliance has exposed the betrayal felt by veterans, who now favor Trump for his stance against such conflicts.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Chaos: The Gestating Principle of Civilization
The relationship between religion and society evolves as civilizations progress. Initially, religion provides support and unity, but as knowledge advances, it often clashes with outdated beliefs, leading to a decline in religious control over various societal institutions. This shift can result in moral chaos and a loss of faith, ultimately causing both society and religion to decline together.
However, from the ashes of this chaos, new beliefs and courage can emerge, paving the way for the rise of a new civilization. This cycle reflects the ongoing struggle between faith and reason throughout history.
#education
The Mirror: University tuition fees to increase for new students - see exact amount
University tuition fees will rise to £9,535 in 2025, the first increase in eight years, amid criticism from the University and College Union.
#crime
Fox News: FBI thwarts man’s alleged plan to attack Nashville power grid with explosive-laden drone
Skyler Philippi, a 24-year-old from Columbia, Tennessee, was arrested for allegedly plotting to use a drone loaded with explosives to attack an energy facility. The FBI intervened before he could execute the plan, which was motivated by a violent white supremacist ideology.
Philippi had previously discussed mass shootings and researched attacks on electric substations. He faces charges of attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction and attempted destruction of an energy facility, with a potential life sentence if convicted.
GB News: Aldi thieves set firework off inside store in 'smoke grenade' attack
Police in North Wales are seeking assistance after a group of youths set off a firework inside an Aldi store in Flint, attempting to steal an in-store display. The incident caused panic among shoppers and prompted a rapid response from emergency services.
Authorities have warned the young offenders that their actions were misguided, as display boxes do not contain actual fireworks. The police have received numerous reports of anti-social behavior in the area over the Halloween weekend and are urging witnesses to come forward.