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9 Nov 2023
#politics
PJ Media: It Must Be a 'Coincidence' That Nazis Picked Kristallnacht for Pro-Hamas U.S. School Protests
Thousands of American school students are cutting class to protest against Jews, coinciding with the anniversary of Kristallnacht. The protest is organized by pro-Hamas Nazis, who are calling for direct action against Zionist institutions supporting Israel. This echoes the violence and vandalism of the original Kristallnacht, marking a disturbing parallel in history.
GB News: Donald Trump compared to Hitler as Hilary Clinton sparks outrage with 'bitter' and 'foul-mouthed' rant
Allies of Hillary Clinton have criticized her for comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler, calling her comments "bitter" and "foul-mouthed." Clinton believes that Trump poses a threat to democracy and warns that he has dictatorial tendencies. Supporters of Trump have denounced Clinton, with one calling her a "kleptomaniac" and another stating that if people cared about what she thought, she would have been elected president.
Fox News: House GOP campaign arm blasts rhetoric of Dems for fueling 'Jewish hate': 'Cause and effect'
The House Republican campaign accuses Democrats of promoting "Jewish hate" and antisemitism in relation to the Israel conflict. The ad highlights quotes from Democratic representatives Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Pramila Jayapal expressing criticism of Israel. It connects these statements to recent attacks on Jews and Israel supporters in the U.S.
The ad criticizes Democratic leadership for failing to condemn these remarks and calls on them to address antisemitism within their ranks. It follows the House voting to censure Tlaib for false narratives and her alleged support for the destruction of Israel. Tlaib has defended her comments, arguing that criticizing the Israeli government is not antisemitic.
Flag And Cross: Judge Moves Forward With Trump Fraud Case With Cover From Facebook Fact Checker
Judge Engoron ruled that Donald Trump defrauded lenders by inflating the value of his Mar-a-Lago estate. However, numerous real estate industry leaders and publications have pointed out the flaw in Engoron's reasoning, as tax assessments are typically lower than market values. Trump has called the case a "witch hunt," and critics argue that Engoron's determination of value is inaccurate.
Newsbusters: Interviewing Tlaib, Hayes Calls Censure a 'Ludicrous Distraction'
Recently censured Rep. Rashida Tlaib joined MSNBC's Chris Hayes to discuss the censuring, Israel, and the phrase "from the river to the sea." Hayes called the censure resolution "ludicrous" and Tlaib claimed it is a call for coexistence. Tlaib blamed Netanyahu for the current state of affairs and insisted that Palestinians have always been for coexistence. Despite evidence to the contrary, Tlaib wanted to silence critics and accused them of distorting her words.
The Babylon Bee: Vivek Emerges As Frontrunner Of People Who Are Never Going To Be President
U.S. presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy impresses at GOP debate, despite not having a chance of becoming President. Pundits agree on his strong performance, while others favor DeSantis and Haley as future non-presidential candidates. Tim Scott gains attention for introducing his girlfriend who will never be First Lady.
The Economist: California is losing people, but this region wouldn’t know it
California's population growth has reversed, with the state losing people for the first time in 2021. However, not every place is shrinking, as inland areas like California's Central Valley are experiencing rapid development and population growth. The growth can be attributed to higher birth rates in these areas and internal migration within California, with many people leaving the coast for more affordable housing and opportunities inland.
Red State: The Republican Party Needs to Stop Blaming Their Failures on the Pro-Life Movement
After Republican losses, Ann Coulter criticized the party for not supporting the pro-life movement. However, many Republicans only show support when it benefits them politically. Pro-life activists called out Coulter and highlighted the lack of support from both Republicans and Democrats. Republicans need to prioritize and genuinely support the pro-life movement.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Fourth Republican Presidential debate hosted by NewsNation and here’s what we know
NewsNation, launched by Nexstar Media Group in 2021, will host the fourth Republican primary debate with Megyn Kelly as the main moderator. The debate will be aired on December 6th and will also feature Elizabeth Vargas and Eliana Johnson as moderators.
#society
Fox News: Adults and teachers 'pulling the strings' behind students protesting against Israel, author says
Students in New York City are organizing a walkout protest in support of a cease-fire in Gaza. Founder and CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools, Eva Moskowitz, criticized the walkout, claiming it's orchestrated by adults rather than driven by the students themselves. The walkout is organized by the Palestinian Youth Movement, who are expecting participation from high schools, college campuses, and workers. Moskowitz argues that students should be in school learning and that protests can be held after school hours.
Pro-Palestinian sentiment has been spreading on college campuses, raising concerns among Jewish students. Antisemitism has surged since the Hamas attacks on October 7th, prompting Congress to address the issue. Moskowitz believes that schools should educate students on differing perspectives rather than indoctrinating them and emphasizes the role of parents in shaping their children's thinking outside the classroom.
The Economist: Boston’s “cradle of liberty” was paid for with slavery profits
Boston's Faneuil Hall, known as the "cradle of liberty," has a dark history tied to slavery. Despite calls for a name change, the resolution is symbolic and lacks the power to rename the landmark. The debate over renaming historic sites tied to slavery continues across the United States.
National Review: The Corner: A Gutsy Young Woman
Sahar Tartak, a Jewish pro-Israel student at Yale, shares her experiences on my Q&A podcast. Being Jewish and pro-Israel on college campuses, including Yale, is challenging. Sahar's story is worth hearing.
PJ Media: Actors and Studios Reach a Deal Ending 118 Day Strike
The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and AFTRA reach a tentative deal with AMPTP after 118-day strike. Details remain sparse, but the agreement includes significant gains for the union, including wage increases and new provisions for streaming programs and artificial intelligence. The deal is valued at over $1 billion and includes higher caps on health and pension funds.
Breitbart: Star Sharon Stone Alleges Former Head of Sony Pictures Sexually Harassed Her
Sharon Stone alleges she was sexually harassed by a former head of Sony Studios in the 1980s. She shared her accusations during an interview on "Let's Talk Off Camera." Stone did not name the individual but described the incident where he exposed himself to her. She has previously hinted at experiences and stated that she will confront any harasser who apologizes to her. Stone has also criticized the movement, believing that due process is necessary before condemning someone.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Hamas tells NY Times it hopes war with Israel is ‘permanent,’ paper says Hamas not interested in governing
Hamas hopes for a permanent war with Israel, believing that violence is necessary to revive the Palestinian cause. The group's attack on Israel resulted in the deaths of many civilians, but they achieved their goal of shattering the status quo. Israel has responded with force, dividing Gaza as they root out Hamas.
#culture
Fox News: WI sees bipartisan push to declarethe brandy old fashioned as state cocktail
In Wisconsin, lawmakers want to declare the brandy old fashioned as the official state cocktail. It is traditionally made with brandy, cherries, orange slices, sugar, bitters, and topped with a lemon-lime soft drink. This resolution, if passed, would not have the same weight as a bill to become an official state symbol.
#health
Flag And Cross: Research Reveals Breast Cancer Patients Being Forced Out Of Jobs
Breast cancer patients are being forced out of work and "made homeless" due to the lack of labor laws protecting their employment. Many patients with advanced breast cancer are able to work but are retiring at age 49 due to circumstances beyond their control. A study conducted in Portugal found that only 38% of employed patients with advanced breast cancer were able to stay in their jobs. This issue is not limited to Portugal, as a US charity found that all 48 single mothers on low incomes with advanced breast cancer had to reduce their working hours or quit their jobs within six months. The financial burden faced by these patients, particularly African American women, highlights the need for long-term support. This problem also impacts the economy, as breast cancer costs Portugal millions of euros in lost productivity and government subsidies. By supporting patients with flexible work opportunities, it is estimated that the Portuguese economy could benefit by an extra €2,431,329 every three years. Overall, changes in labor laws are needed to protect the employment and financial stability of breast cancer patients.
GB News: Covid face mask return: US medical experts push for reintroduction of coverings
Specialists are recommending the use of face masks in healthcare settings to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. The draft proposal by the US CDC suggests that healthcare providers wear masks during routine care for contagious patients. However, there is concern that the proposal does not specify whether to use surgical masks or N95 respirators. Critics argue that the use of surgical masks does not provide enough protection against infectious aerosols.
#education
Fox News: Jewish billionaire resigns from Columbia board citing ‘moral cowardice,’ making Jews feel unsafe on campus
Jewish billionaire Henry Swieca resigned from Columbia Business School board due to their failure to address anti-Semitism on campus. He highlighted concerns about intimidation and hatred towards Jewish and pro-Israel students. Columbia University is forming a "Doxing Resource Group" to combat online harassment.
Fox News: US community college students struggle to pursue bachelor's degrees, study shows
Partnership programs between community and four-year colleges are helping more students earn degrees, but credit transfer issues hinder 87% of community college students. Black, Hispanic, and low-income students face greater obstacles.
#crime
The Blaze: Video: Texas store owner has big surprise for two armed, hooded thugs who walk through his door | Blaze Media
The owner of a Cash4Gold store in Mesquite, Texas, engaged in a shootout with two armed men who attempted to rob his store. Surveillance video captured the incident, showing the owner, Tien, reacting quickly and firing back. This was not the first time Tien had defended his store, and he has scared off intruders in previous attempts. The suspects are facing aggravated robbery charges if caught.
American Thinker: With knife attacks rapidly rising, German police offer ‘tips’ on how to confront your assailant
Knife attacks are increasing in Germany, but the government offers little solutions and instead advises citizens to escape or shout at attackers. The majority of suspects in these attacks are foreign nationals or migrants.
GB News: Lidl staff forced to wear bodycams as shoplifting soars - Liam Halligan analysis
Shoplifting in the UK is on the rise with Lidl employees resorting to wearing bodycams to combat the problem.
The Economist: The Supreme Court has found a gun-control measure it likes
United States Supreme Court considers a case involving an individual with a history of domestic abuse and gun ownership. The court debates the constitutionality of federal laws that prevent domestic abusers from possessing firearms, with conservative justices showing hesitancy to re-arm the individual in question.
#sports
PJ Media: The Last Thing College Football Needs Is for Government to Get Involved
Six former college football players and an ESPN anchor visited the White House to discuss issues in college football with President Biden. They talked about revenue sharing, health and safety standards, and giving players a voice in the NCAA. While Biden didn't make specific policy recommendations, the players felt that he showed a genuine interest in their concerns. However, the author is concerned that the involvement of the Biden administration could lead to unionizing college athletes, which would be detrimental to college sports.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Max Adds CNN and Loses 700K Streaming Subscribers
Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service, Max, lost 700,000 subscribers after adding CNN to its platform. This decline in subscribers is indicative of the poor quality and content offered by Max. The addition of CNN was a poor marketing decision.
Daily Wire: Female-Led Film ‘The Marvels’ Lowers Box Office Expectations To $60M Ahead Of Premiere
Expectations for "The Marvels" opening weekend have been lowered to $60-$65 million due to a lack of promotion and superhero fatigue. The film has three female leads and is directed by Nia DaCosta. It follows Captain Marvel as she deals with the consequences of a destabilized universe.
Fox News: Tourists flee popular Iceland spa after ‘earthquake swarm’ raises fears of volcanic activity
Tourists flee Iceland's Blue Lagoon geothermal spa after earthquakes. The spa temporarily closes due to volcanic eruption concerns.
Breitbart: Former Employee Sues Music Mogul L.A. Reid, Alleges Sexual Assault in 2001
Former music executive Drew Dixon has filed a lawsuit against Antonio "L.A." Reid, accusing him of sexual assault and hindering her career. Dixon alleges that Reid assaulted her in 2001 and later retaliated against her when she rejected his advances. She is seeking unspecified damages.
Breitbart: Nolte: Another Announced ‘Star Wars’ Movie Ain’t Happening
The announcement of another Star Wars movie, this time by Kevin Feige, has been scrapped, adding to the long list of planned Star Wars movies that won't happen. Feige confirmed that his Star Wars movie is no longer happening, which is not surprising considering the current state of both Star Wars and Marvel.
