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10 Nov 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: The Mindset of Our Anti-Semites
Protesters condemn Israel but ignore other refugee crises, like those in Cyprus and Germany. They accuse Israel of apartheid but ignore the freedoms and prosperity enjoyed by Israeli Arabs. They claim Israel's response to Hamas is disproportionate but ignore the threat posed by terrorist rockets. They accuse Israel of genocide but overlook the actual genocides happening in Sudan and China. The world holds Israel to a different standard, rooted in prejudice and bias.
The Blaze: Joe Manchin says he will not seek re-election, hurting Democrats' hope of retaining Senate control | Blaze Media
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia will not seek re-election in 2024. He plans to travel the country to gauge interest in creating a movement to bring Americans together. This puts pressure on Democrats to defend their control of the Senate.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Joe Biden Claims, 'No,' He's Not Losing in Key Battleground States
Verdict: False. Recent polls show Biden is trailing Trump in several battleground states.
Fox News: James Carville confronts MSNBC audience about Biden's age: What 'sane person' says it's 'not an issue?'
Democratic strategist James Carville expressed concern about President Biden's age and defended his right to voice those concerns. Carville acknowledged Biden's strengths but argued that his age is a valid issue. He dismissed critics who label him a "bed wetter" or "loser" and emphasized that doubts about Biden's age remain.
PJ Media: Why Are Some GOP Candidates Using the Left's Memes About the Pro-Life Movement?
After the 2023 election, GOP candidates at the presidential debate discuss abortion. Some want a federal ban, while others support state regulation. Nikki Haley advocates for moderation and reaching a consensus at the national level, while Ron DeSantis and Chris Christie acknowledge that the issue should be decided at the state level.
Breitbart: 'Suspicious' Envelopes Sent to Georgia, Washington Elections Offices
Authorities in Georgia and Washington are investigating "suspicious" envelopes sent to election offices, with some containing white powdery substances. The envelopes were described as acts of "terrorism" and prompted evacuations in several counties. Initial tests indicated that some of the substances were fentanyl, while others were determined to be harmless.
The American Spectator: Trump Wins GOP Debate
Former President Donald Trump dominated a Trump rally in Florida, with thousands of pumped-up supporters. Meanwhile, a GOP presidential debate featured five struggling candidates bickering and insulting each other, with the biggest news being the size of Nikki Haley's heels. Despite not being on stage, Trump won the night and is leading in the nomination fight, highlighting a revolt against the political establishment.
The American Spectator: The Spectacle Ep. 51: The Anti-American Legacy of Barack Obama
In this week's podcast episode, Scott McKay and Melissa Mackenzie discuss former President Barack Obama's funding of terrorists, promotion of racial division, and advocacy of the "Woke" movement. Scott's book, Racism, Revenge and Ruin: It's All Obama, explains how modern America is shaped by Obama's anti-American beliefs. They also discuss the potential outcomes of recent local elections and give Republicans advice for the next election.
Breitbart: FNC's Faulkner: Bitter Hillary Clinton Is 'Evil' for Comparing Trump to Hitler
Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner criticized Hillary Clinton for comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler during a show. Faulkner called it heartless, especially during Israel's conflict with terrorists. Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz also dismissed the comparison, stating that it diminishes the atrocities committed by Hitler. He praised Trump's presidency, highlighting a peaceful world, secure borders, and a strong economy. Faulkner agreed, adding that Clinton is bitter about losing the election.
Daily Wire: Richmond Mayor With Controversial Past To Run For Virginia Governor: Report
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney, a Democrat, plans to run for Virginia governor in 2025. A source leaked his candidacy to POLITICO, indicating a possible challenge to Governor Glenn Youngkin. Stoney has faced controversies in the past, including allegations of involvement in sexual assault claims and covering up vandalism targeting Republican voters. However, he has denied these allegations and won reelection as mayor in 2020.
#society
The Blaze: Is THIS what's incubating anti-Semitism in American universities? | Blaze Media
Pro-Hamas supporters attacked a Turning Point USA staffer at a pro-Israel event in Illinois, resulting in injuries. Mark Levin believes the rise in anti-Semitism on college campuses is due to Marxist professors. The Israeli regime is being blamed for the violence by over 30 student groups at Harvard.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Beijing-Friendly Nonprofit at the Center of Back-Channel Diplomacy with China
The National Committee on U.S.-China Relations (NCUSCR) is hosting a dinner with Chinese leader Xi Jinping during his visit to the U.S. This event, organized in conjunction with several prestigious organizations, aims to foster closer ties and mutual understanding between Beijing and Washington. NCUSCR president Steve Orlins has been actively engaging with top Chinese officials, emphasizing the importance of constructive U.S.-China relations. Despite some difficulties, including the Covid pandemic and increased congressional skepticism, NCUSCR continues to promote dialogue between Congress and Chinese entities.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Biden Interrupted by Protester Just Seconds Into His Speech
President Biden's speech to United Auto Workers was interrupted by a protester calling for a cease-fire in Gaza. The audience drowned out the protester, and Biden continued his speech.
National Review: American Troops Attacked Four Times since U.S. Strike in Syria
American forces have been attacked by Iranian-backed groups four times since the U.S. airstrike in Syria. Explosive drones and rockets were used. U.S. forces retaliated by striking an Iranian weapons facility. The conflict remains contained in Israel and Hamas.
Front Page Magazine: Tlaib and CAIR’s Awad Threaten Biden Where It Hurts
As tensions rise between the Biden regime and the leftist/Islamic alliance, pro-Hamas forces demand a ceasefire from Israel. Muslim leaders warn that support for the Biden regime and Democrat Party will be contingent on this. Rep. Rashida Tlaib accuses Biden of supporting the "genocide" of Palestinians, while the Anti-Defamation League tries to mitigate the situation. The Democrats face a difficult choice between losing support from Jewish and pro-Israel voters or angering the leftist/Islamic bloc. The outcome remains uncertain.
Newsbusters: On MSNBC, Lib Actor Defends Not Condemning Hamas Terror: I Don't Pay Them Taxes
MSNBC's Joy Reid gathered a panel of liberal entertainers who called for a ceasefire in Israel's war against Hamas. Actor Wallace Shawn, as a Jewish American, defended the need for Jews to protect themselves, while also advocating for protection against the darker side of human nature. Palestinian American comedian Mo Amer criticized the killing of innocent civilians and claimed Gaza residents lacked basic necessities, despite evidence of Hamas hoarding supplies. The panel also discussed disproven claims against Israel's military actions.
#military
Daily Wire: WATCH: U.S. Releases Footage Of Airstrikes On Iranian Facility In Syria
The U.S. Military released footage of airstrikes on an Iranian facility in Syria. The strikes were in response to attacks on U.S. forces by Iranian-backed terrorist groups.
#culture
Le Monde: Mourad Merzouki sets the Musée d'Orsay dancing
The Musée d'Orsay in Paris is participating in the Cultural Olympiad and the Olympic Games by hosting art and sport events. They will construct a stadium on Place de la Concorde for basketball, skateboarding, and breaking. The museum will also feature choreographic performances by Mourad Merzouki, taking advantage of the media boost for urban dance.
Fox News: What is Diwali, the Festival of Lights, and how is it celebrated in India and the diaspora?
Diwali is the most important festival in India, celebrated by over a billion people. The festival symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. It is observed by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists with traditions such as lighting oil lamps, worshiping deities, gambling, and exchanging sweets and gifts.
#health
Fox News: Arkansas military veteran receives world’s first whole-eye and partial-face transplant
A military veteran, Aaron James, underwent a groundbreaking whole-eye and partial-face transplant after a workplace accident in 2021. The surgery, led by Dr. Eduardo D. Rodriguez, was successful, making it the first-ever whole-eye transplant and the only successful combined transplant. While it is not yet known if James will regain sight in his transplanted eye, there are encouraging signs, and he expressed gratitude to his doctors, the donor and donor family, and his support system.
#crime
The Blaze: Alabama set to become first state to execute inmate with nitrogen gas after lethal injection attempt goes awry | Blaze Media
Alabama is preparing to execute an inmate using nitrogen gas after a failed attempt at lethal injection. In 1988, Kenneth Eugene Smith was hired to murder a preacher's wife, and he will now be the first person in the US to be executed by nitrogen hypoxia. The execution is scheduled for January 2024.
Breitbart: Police: NJ School Janitor Contaminated Kids' Food, Possessed Child Porn
New Jersey school janitor facing child pornography charges after allegedly contaminating food with bodily fluids and bleach. Investigators also testing for risk of infectious disease transmission.