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9 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Nikki Haley on Abortion: Find Consensus, 'Stop the Judgment'
Nikki Haley, 2024 Republican presidential candidate, emphasizes the unlikelihood of a national abortion limit and promotes consensus on the issue. She states that abortion is a personal matter and supports states having a say in the matter. Haley urges for a focus on banning late-term abortions, supporting adoptions, and providing accessible contraception. She calls for unity and an end to judgment on the topic.
Spectator USA: Actually, the 2023 elections show voters want divided government, not Democrats
Pundits blame various factors for the Republicans' underwhelming performance in off-cycle elections, including Trump's influence, congressional Republicans' removal of Kevin McCarthy, and cultural conservatives' failure to deliver in Virginia. Democrats see Republican setbacks as a result of Biden's unpopularity, but the real trend is towards divided government. The preference for divided government is evident in elections at all levels, as it forces compromise and appeals to a majority of voters. In Kentucky, Beshear's centrist politics and ability to work across party lines helped him win against Cameron's more partisan approach. The lesson for the 2024 election may be that the race will be won by the candidate who can appeal to the center.
Foreign Policy: Britain Has a Much Bigger Problem Than Brexit
An inquiry into the UK's response to COVID-19 reveals government dysfunction, incompetence, and a lack of contingency plans. The investigation exposes the arrogance and negligence of Prime Minister Boris Johnson, highlighting the erosion of the country's public services and the overarching weaknesses in governance and structures. The inquiry has yet to fully address these systemic failures, prompting calls for a thorough reconstruction of the UK's governance. The opposition Labour Party is preparing for government, focusing on overhauling government departments and addressing the country's shortcomings in preparation for future crises.
Le Monde: Top French court overturns ban on radical climate activist group
France's top administrative court overturns government ban on activist climate group SLT, ruling that no incitement to violence could be attributed to the group. The council stated that shutting down the group infringed upon freedom of association and was not proportional to the disruption caused to public order. The decision upholds the banning of three other groups.
PJ Media: Happy Anniversary to PJ Media VIP!
Big Tech continues to censor and suppress conservative speech, including articles by PJ Media. The VIP program helps sustain the publication and offers a special deal on new memberships. As the 2024 election approaches, support is crucial for PJ Media to continue providing essential news and commentary.
#society
GB News: Neighbour's 'strange and obsessive' behaviour sparks concerns for disabled mum
A disabled mother and daughter are concerned about their neighbor's "strange and obsessive" behavior over a parking space. The neighbor constantly stalks and snipes the space closest to their building, even though there are plenty of other open spaces available. The neighbor is aware of their disability but still insists on taking the front space, despite paying extra for a closer garage space. The mother and daughter find this behavior unsettling and bizarre.
GB News: Just Stop Oil: 'We don't BLOCK the ROADS! The POLICE do!'
A spokesperson for an activist group called Just Stop Oil criticizes the police for blocking the road during a protest, causing delay to an ambulance responding to a life-threatening emergency.
Breitbart: Nolte: Anti-Jewish Hate Crimes Surge 214% in Democrat-Run New York City
Hate crimes against Jews in Democrat-run New York City surged 214 percent last month. Most violence occurs where Democrats are in charge, while rural MAGA Land remains safe. Hate crimes against Jews in NYC increased by 214 percent in October. The rise is not exclusive to NYC and is seen in other Democrat-run cities and universities.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine: The Latest - "It's not just ridiculous but dangerous to hold an election right now"
The podcast discusses the latest updates from the Ukrainian frontlines and the country's journey towards EU membership. Aliona Hlivco, a regular guest, talks about the shift in Ukrainian society towards European values. The podcast also explores the implications of holding elections during the ongoing conflict and highlights the war crimes being committed in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Israel Will Allow Daily Humanitarian Pauses While It Attacks Hamas
Israel has announced daily four-hour pauses in its attack on Hamas in Gaza, suspending military operations during those hours. The Israeli Prime Minister has stated that there will be no ceasefire without the release of Israeli hostages. The US government has been pressuring Israel to implement these pauses.
Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy: China Must Pay for 'Unleashing Hell on the World' with Coronavirus Pandemic
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy accuses China of unleashing the coronavirus pandemic and calls for holding them accountable. He proposes measures such as banning Chinese government land purchases in the US and limiting American business operations in China. Ramaswamy also criticizes fellow candidates Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis and directs a message to Chinese dictator Xi Jinping. The origins of the pandemic have been a hotly debated topic, with Chinese officials initially blaming wet markets and later claiming it started at a US Army facility. The World Health Organization concluded that a laboratory leak was not the origin but failed to provide a concrete alternative.
National Review: Israel to Begin Implementing Daily Four-Hour Pauses in Northern Gaza Fighting
Israel will implement daily four-hour pauses in its fighting with Hamas militants in northern Gaza to allow Palestinian civilians to flee south. The pause will also be used to deliver humanitarian supplies and encourage the release of hostages held by Hamas. Despite this, there is no broader cease-fire in the region as it would benefit Hamas.
The Telegraph: CIA and Mossad spy chiefs in Qatar to broker hostage release deal
CIA and Mossad chiefs met with Qatar's prime minister to discuss a hostage release deal and pause in Israel's Gaza offensive. Qatar is trying to broker an agreement for the release of hostages in exchange for a temporary halt in Israel's assault on Gaza. Israel is facing international pressure for a ceasefire as it continues its campaign against Hamas.
Breitbart: America Last: GOP Debate Focuses on Foreign Policy Before Domestic
The Republican primary debate heavily focused on foreign policy, with little mention of domestic issues. Many on social media criticized the format, suggesting it was a deliberate avoidance of topics that would reflect unfavorably on President Biden. Some felt that the debate should have addressed recent election results and other important domestic concerns.
Red State: CNN and AP Do the Right Thing, Cut Ties With Photographer Who Embedded With Hamas
Several Gaza-based freelance photojournalists allegedly embedded with Hamas had advance knowledge of surprise attacks in Israel, implying their involvement. CNN and AP have cut ties with one of the photographers, Hassan Eslaiah, who was pictured with a grenade and embracing a Hamas leader. The outlets deny prior knowledge.
#military
Daily Wire: Air Force Requests Congressional Intervention Over Wind Turbines Near Nuclear Missile Sites
The Air Force wants Congress to pass legislation to protect nuclear missile sites from wind turbines due to safety and security concerns. The turbines, which can be as tall as 650 feet, pose physical obstacles and create hazardous turbulence for helicopters accessing the sites. The Air Force is proposing a 2-nautical-mile buffer zone around the missile sites.
The Federalist: Military Vets At Heritage Stand Behind Tuberville's Abortion Protest
Tommy Tuberville, a senator from Alabama, is facing criticism from his Republican colleagues for protesting the Pentagon's use of taxpayer money for abortion-related travel. Military veterans from The Heritage Foundation have expressed their support for Tuberville, stating that the Pentagon's policies are illegal and immoral. They also debunked claims that Tuberville's protest is impacting military readiness.
GB News: Manchester Poppy Day sees hundreds of volunteers take part in biggest street collection outside of London
Royal Navy, British Army, and Royal Air Force personnel and volunteers participate in Manchester's Poppy Day to raise money for the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal. Vicky Lawson, a former member of the Royal Artillery, was medically discharged but received help from the Royal British Legion. She now works as a Poppy Appeal Manager and is proud to support the cause. The event includes donation points, a Military Band, and tributes at the St Peter's Square Cenotaph.
#culture
Spectator USA: The Oaxaca old fashioned, America’s spirited new classic
The Oaxaca old fashioned, a drink that blends seasons, cultures, and flavors, captures the beauty of transitions. It combines the smokiness of mezcal with the charm of the classic old fashioned, creating a perfect balance between summer and fall. This cocktail is a testament to honoring tradition while daring to reimagine, reminding us that simplicity and subtlety can be just as beautiful as spectacle.
#health
Flag And Cross: Smartphones Could Use Your Voice To Detect If You're Drunk
Scientists have developed a smartphone app that can determine a person's level of alcohol intoxication by analyzing changes in their voice. In a study, participants were asked to read tongue twisters aloud before and after consuming alcohol, while their voices were recorded. The app accurately predicted alcohol intoxication with 98% accuracy by analyzing measures such as frequency and pitch. Lead researcher Dr. Brian Suffoletto hopes this technology will help prevent accidents and injuries caused by drunk driving.
#crime
The Blaze: 'Interesting': Steven Crowder points out the problem after Nashville PD puts seven officers on desk duty over manifesto leak | Blaze Media
Seven police officers in the Metro Nashville Police Department have been placed on administrative duty after pages of the Covenant School killer's manifesto were leaked. The department claims that this move is non-punitive and is intended to protect the integrity of the ongoing investigation. The leaked pages included the killer's schedule and hate-filled writings, sparking controversy and leading to calls for an investigation.
#sports
The Telegraph: Luis Diaz's father released by kidnappers in Colombia
The father of Liverpool football player Luis Diaz has been freed by the National Liberation Army guerrillas in Colombia after being kidnapped. The kidnapping disrupted the government's peace talks with the group, which has been involved in Colombia's 60-year conflict. The government's negotiating delegation said the kidnapping should never have happened and called for the liberation of all people held by the group.
#outdoors
Dirt Wheels Magazine: TOURING THE WILD WEST WITH YAMAHA
Colorado's Gateway Canyon Resort serves as the starting point for exploring diverse trails in the area. Yamaha provided Wolverine RMAX2 side-by-sides for a two-day adventure through canyons, mountains, and valleys. The rugged terrain, stunning views, and dinosaur tracks make this an unforgettable experience.
#technology
All Outdoor: The DISSIDENT Mk2 - A Rebellious Stripe from Munitionworks
Munitionworks introduces the DISSIDENT Mk2, a rifle with customizable options and high-quality components. It is a turn-key solution for shooters looking for a solid General Purpose Rifle.