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9 Nov 2023
#politics
PJ Media: Even CNN Appears To Be Panicking About Joe Biden’s 2024 Chances
The mainstream media is struggling to find positive aspects in the 2024 election polling for Joe Biden. He is losing support from nonwhite and young voters, who blame him for their economic troubles. A new CNN poll reveals that Republicans have an "enthusiasm advantage" and Trump has a lead over Biden among registered voters. Biden's support is weaker among key demographics of the Democrat coalition. There is still a year for Biden to turn things around, but the poll suggests he is starting at a significant disadvantage.
Le Monde: Spanish prime minister offers Catalan separatists amnesty to form majority
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has secured a controversial deal to remain in power by offering amnesty to Catalan separatists. The agreement has sparked tense protests and criticism from conservative opposition parties and members of Spain's judiciary.
Breitbart: White House Protests Biden Subpoenas as 'Nasty Personal Smears'
The White House objects to subpoenas for the Bidens to testify in the House impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Comer wants to question a family associate about a $3 million payment.
Newsbusters: Daily Show Insists Pro-Lifers Adopt Handmaid's Tale Label
Temp host Sarah Silverman and correspondent Grace Kuhlenschmidt discuss the pro-life movement's branding problem and suggest alternative names like "Pro-parents" or "Pro-girl power." They also propose unrelated slogans that might appeal to women, such as "Pro-shopping." Silverman disagrees and emphasizes that women are not stupid. Kuhlenschmidt suggests that pro-lifers consider brand sponsorships like sports teams do. Ultimately, Silverman and Kuhlenschmidt believe that ending life in the name of convenience is a fundamental right.
American Thinker: Why Elon Musk is right about George Soros
Observers question whether George Soros's actions align with a desire to destroy American civilization. Elon Musk agrees, criticizing Soros for eroding the fabric of society by supporting district attorneys who refuse to prosecute crime. Cities with Soros-backed D.A.s become ungovernable due to high crime rates. Soros's influence is seen in the political careers of figures like Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg and New York attorney general Letitia James. Soros has also funneled millions of dollars to groups supporting Hamas. His ultimate goal appears to be the transformation of politics and society, with a focus on destroying American values.
Red State: Megyn Kelly to Moderate 'Spicy' GOP Presidential Debate in December
Megyn Kelly will be moderating the next Republican presidential debate in Alabama. The debate will be hosted by conservative outlets, a welcome change for many conservatives tired of left-leaning hosts. The candidates who will participate are yet to be determined, but tougher qualification requirements have been implemented.
Breitbart: Jeffries: There Should Be No Abortion Restrictions, It's for 'a Woman and Her Doctor, Period, Full Stop'
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries responded to Republicans arguing for a difference between a total abortion ban and limited abortion access, stating that abortion care should be a choice between a woman and her doctor, with no interference from extreme politicians. He emphasized the importance of reproductive freedom and criticized Republican efforts to erode it. Jeffries pointed to recent election results as evidence that the American people are not fooled by these tactics.
Fox News: The big winner of Republican debate in Miami
Governors Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis stood out in the GOP primary debate by attacking absented front-runner Donald Trump. Haley criticized Trump's current presidency while DeSantis questioned his record. They also sparred with businessman Vivek Ramaswamy, with Haley defending her daughter and accusing DeSantis of supporting Chinese businesses in Florida. The two candidates battled it out for second place, overshadowing Chris Christie and Tim Scott.
Fox News: House Republicans move to ban Biden admin use of 'Latinx' with several Hispanic Democrats' support
A Republican proposal to ban the use of "Latinx" on federal paperwork passed with support from seven House Democrats, including four members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. The term "Latinx" emerged in progressive circles but only 4% of Hispanic Americans prefer it, according to a Gallup survey.
Fox News: Trump says opponents in GOP debate 'not watchable'
Former President Donald Trump criticized his GOP opponents in the 2024 debate, calling them "not watchable." He urged the Republican establishment to stop supporting weak candidates. Trump also spoke about defeating the corrupt establishment and his concerns about World War III, as well as addressing issues related to President Biden and college campuses.
Foreign Policy: Activists Keep Disappearing in Marcos’s Philippines
Activists Jhed Tamano and Jonila Castro reveal that they were abducted by the military and forced to falsely surrender, in response to their work aiding fishing communities affected by development near Manila Bay. This comes as 16 activists and community organizers have been abducted since President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. took office in June 2022, indicating a worsening human rights situation in the Philippines.
GB News: WATCH: Esther McVey discusses Suella Braverman as she blasts Met as biased
Esther McVey responds to Suella Braverman's article.
American Thinker: D.C. brothel bust: Where's the client list
Democrat Susanna Gibson, a candidate for the Virginia statehouse, lost her election after it was revealed she posted explicit videos online. Despite some Democrats still supporting her, the voters rejected her values. Another scandal surfaced with the arrest of those running a brothel network in Boston and the D.C. suburbs, catering to wealthy clients including elected officials. However, the influential client list remains protected, raising questions about the hypocrisy and morality of those in power.
Fox News: Woman arrested in Florida after allegedly threatening to kill TX judge over abortion pill ruling
Alice Marie Pence, a woman from Florida, was arrested for threatening to kill a federal judge in Texas who suspended approval of the abortion drug mifepristone. She faces charges of transmitting a threatening interstate communication and influencing a federal official by threat. Mifepristone is one of two pills used in medication abortions.
In March, Pence called the chambers of a federal judge in Amarillo and made the threat. The judge, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, had ordered a hold on federal approval of mifepristone, curbing access to abortion. The Biden administration is fighting the ruling and mifepristone remains available. ( )
The Telegraph: Like it or not, Suella speaks for the silent majority
The Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, is receiving criticism for her views on migration and her strong stance against pro-Palestinian protests. However, she speaks for the British public who are concerned about the marches and the police's response to them. Braverman is seen as politically useful and is filling a void by addressing the concerns of the majority. There are whispers that she is gunning for leadership, but her influence on current events is important for the Conservative Party. It is better to have her on the inside than outside, as her views resonate with the voters that the Tories need to win the next election.
American Thinker: Send declining America back to the future
Republican candidates reject looking back at Trump's presidency, but Americans want to reverse the country's decline. Trump is leading in the polls because voters prefer the past. Nikki Haley doesn't want to live in Trump's past, but she could serve as a useful Trump minion in the future. Let's go back to the future and Make America Great Again.
#society
The Right Scoop: [VIDEO] – Massive brawl happens outside of Gal Gadot showing film of Hamas atrocities
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A brawl erupted at a film screening on Hamas atrocities, attended by 150 people in Los Angeles. LAPD had to intervene to stop the fight. Some speculate it was a false flag operation by Israel for invading Gaza.
GB News: I have a real issue with the John Lewis Christmas advert. It's driving me crackers, says Stephen Dixon
The John Lewis Christmas ad is being hailed as the start of the festive season, but it's a new phenomenon and doesn't capture the true meaning of Christmas. The focus should be on spending time with family and celebrating love, not on commercial advertising.
Daily Wire: Judge Orders U.K. Baby To Be Taken Off Life Support As Parents Fight To Take Her To Italy For Treatment
An 8-month-old baby girl with mitochondrial disease in the UK must be taken off life support, despite her parents' wishes to bring her to Italy for treatment. The judge ruled that it would not be in the baby's best interest, stating that she has a limited quality of life and alternative treatments are unlikely to improve her condition. Italy's Prime Minister has offered support and a hospital in Rome is willing to provide treatment, but the UK government has not responded.
The Blaze: 'This ends today': Retired US lawyer stuck behind environmentalist blockade guns down two Panamanian protesters | Blaze Media
Western environmentalists and climate alarmists have been using illegal road blockades as a tactic in their protests against mineral extraction and affordable energy. During one such blockade in Panama, a 77-year-old U.S. citizen shot and killed two unarmed protesters. The incident, captured on tape, occurred near a copper mine site operated by a Canadian mining company, which has faced opposition from powerful unions. The retiree has been charged with aggravated homicide and illicit possession of a firearm.
GB News: CANCELLED?!: Carol Vorderman AXED from BBC due to social media guidelines
TV presenter Carol Vorderman fired from BBC for breaking social media policy.
The Economist: Antisemitism surges in France after the Hamas attacks on Israel
Antisemitism surges in France after Hamas attacks on Israel. Fear and distress among French Jews in Sarcelles, a suburb north of Paris. Tensions rise as incidents of antisemitic acts increase, and authorities worry about importing conflicts from the Middle East. French struggle against antisemitism becomes politically divisive, with some far-left leaders failing to denounce the attacks. Sarcelles strives for intercommunal unity through campaigns against racism and antisemitism. The recent attacks have shattered the perception of Israel as a safe haven for French Jews.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Politics | Nov 11th 2023 Edition
Israel conducted military operations in Gaza, targeting Hamas's underground headquarters. The Israeli Prime Minister announced that Israel will assume responsibility for Gaza's security after the war. The US Secretary of State called for a humanitarian pause and advocated for the unification of Gaza and the West Bank under the Palestinian Authority's control. The war in Gaza has resulted in a significant number of casualties, with many civilians fleeing the area. Democrats achieved victories in several state races in the US, while Donald Trump faced a civil fraud trial. Russia launched a large-scale drone attack on Ukraine, escalating tensions. The European Union recommended opening accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova. Portugal's Prime Minister resigned amid a corruption probe. Poland's President has tasked the Prime Minister with forming a government, despite the liberal opposition having the numbers to rule in coalition. Turkey's opposition appointed a new leader, promising a shake-up. The Australian Prime Minister visited China, signaling warming relations. India began a month of elections in five states. Nepal experienced a major earthquake, causing significant damage. Opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan has dramatically dropped since the Taliban banned the crop. Chile's President called for a referendum on a new constitution. Mediators failed to secure a ceasefire in Sudan's civil war. UN peacekeepers were attacked during their withdrawal from Mali. Britain's monarch delivered the government's agenda for the upcoming parliamentary year, including proposed bills on cigarettes, criminal sentences, and oil drilling. Possession of laughing gas was criminalized in the UK. Global wine production reached a record low due to rain and drought.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine to spend half of 2024 budget on defense, prime minister claims
Ukraine's parliament has approved the state budget for 2024, allocating half of all state spending for defense as the country continues to fend off Russian military aggression. The budget also includes plans to increase minimum wages, pensions, and funding for education and healthcare.
The Telegraph: Dozens of terrorists killed in ‘10-hour battle underground’, IDF says
Israel claims to have captured a Hamas bunker and found significant battle plans during a 10-hour battle in Gaza. They also report destroying 130 tunnel entrances since the start of the war.
Israeli airstrikes and street battles with Hamas continue in Gaza City, forcing more people to flee their homes. The UN condemns Israel for the bombardment and orders for civilians to evacuate, calling it a war crime.
The Economist: The outsize influence of small states is fading in the EU
The influence of small states in the EU is fading as power is concentrated in larger countries like France and Germany. Small states, despite their disproportionate power, are aware that their privilege is unearned and try not to push their luck. However, with the potential addition of more member states, the influence of small states may decrease further. The EU is considering rule changes that could restrict vetoes and appointment privileges, signaling a shift away from the tiddlers.
Newsbusters: Google Maps Openly Displays Israeli Bomb Shelters as War Rages
Bomb shelters in Israel are fully displayed on Google Maps, while no such shelters are shown in Ukraine. This reflects Google's lack of understanding and cultural bias towards Israel. Additionally, Google's AI chatbot refused to provide information about Hamas and the head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion made anti-Semitic statements. Some civilians in Israel say they don't need Google Maps to find shelters, as they already know where they are located. In Ukraine, Google Maps provided no answers when searching for bomb shelters. The barbaric onslaught by Hamas resulted in many deaths and atrocities. Google and Apple disabled live traffic data in response to the situation. Israel has invested millions in bomb shelters, while Hamas focuses on building underground tunnels.
Daily Wire: Mainstream Outlets Distance Themselves From Gaza Photographers That Embedded With Hamas
Mainstream news outlets, including The Associated Press, Reuters, and CNN, are distancing themselves from photographers who were found to have been embedded with Hamas terrorists during a recent attack on Israeli citizens. The outlets claim they had no prior knowledge of the attack and cannot vouch for the photographers they work with. CNN has cut ties with one of the photographers, Hassan Eslaiah, who was shown to have a close relationship with the terrorist group. The exposure of the photographers comes amidst scrutiny of anti-Israel bias in the media.
#economy
The Economist: Business | Nov 11th 2023 Edition
WeWork files for bankruptcy in America and Canada, marking a dramatic decline in value . American job growth in October falls short of expectations, signaling a possible decrease in interest rates .-
Flag And Cross: Disney CEO Bob Iger Reveals 4 Building Blocks For Reviving Mouse House: 'Move Beyond This Period Of Fixing'
Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed four building blocks for the company's growth: Parks and Resorts, Studio, ESPN, and streaming. The recent purchase of Hulu and the adjustment of Disney+ prices will help turn streaming into a growth business. Disney is also exploring strategic partnerships for ESPN and focusing on core brands and franchises in film studios. The company plans to turbocharge growth in the experiences business through strategic investments.
#health
GB News: Bruce Willis' daughter shares heartbreaking update on 'really aggressive' dementia
Bruce Willis, who has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, has been out of the public eye. His daughter, Tallulah Willis, spoke about his declining health but also mentioned that he is still the same and they can feel his love. Bruce's family has been providing updates on his condition and raising awareness about FTD, a rare form of dementia. While he has trouble speaking, he is still himself.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Universities Should be Viewpoint Neutral in Handing Out Money to Student Groups
Universities in UNC favor leftist organizations when distributing student fees. Proposed solution: student groups raise their own funds.
#crime
Fox News: Washington men beat up armed robbers and wrestle away their gun, wild home security video shows
Three men in a Washington garage fought off armed robbers who broke in and demanded their belongings. The victims managed to tackle the attackers to the ground and take away their gun. The robbers fled in a stolen car but were later arrested by the police.
Breitbart: Trump NY Trial Judge Posts Nude 'Bonus Torso Photo' on HS Alumni Blog
New York Judge Engoron, presiding over a fraud case against Trump, allegedly shares nude photos in alumni newsletter he edits. Engoron has a history of posting torso pictures in the newsletter. Trump and Engoron clashed during Trump's testimony in court. Fox News host Jesse Watters refers to Engoron as "Judge Nudie."
Fox News: Former Grammys CEO faces sexual assault allegations in lawsuit by musician
A woman filed a lawsuit accusing former Grammy Awards CEO Neil Portnow of sexual assault in 2018. She also filed against the Recording Academy for negligence. The woman, an internationally known musician, alleges that Portnow assaulted her after giving her a drink.
#sports
Red State: RedState Sports Report: When Your Favorite Team Is Really, Really Bad
The San Jose Sharks, my favorite team, are having a terrible season. They started with 11 straight losses and have been consistently outperformed by their opponents. Despite the disappointment, I remain a loyal fan, holding onto the hope that they will improve in the future.
#outdoors
Dirt Wheels Magazine: PRODUCT EVALUATION: AMS BLACKTAIL TIRE & ROLL’N 105 WHEEL
The AMS Blacktail is a high-performance all-terrain tire that provides excellent traction and handling in various terrains, including sand, rocks, and dirt. It has a rounded profile and open tread, similar to the OEM Carnivores, and offers stable and precise steering. The tire is non-directional and features beefy lugs and side lugs for extra traction and sidewall protection. It comes in various sizes and is available in 6-ply and 8-ply options. The tire performs well in testing, delivering impressive traction and control on different types of terrain. The tire/wheel combo is priced at $1,807.60, and more information can be found on the AMS Tires website or through Parts Unlimited dealers.
#technology
Breitbart: New York Gives Up on Electric Snow Plows: 'Insufficient for the Demands of Winter'
New York rejects electric snow plows due to lack of power and insufficient battery life. Diesel trucks will continue to be used for snow removal.
Flag And Cross: Elon Musk Weighs In As Google Waymo Faces Scrutiny Over Emergency Response
Waymo, Alphabet Inc's autonomous driving unit, is criticized for its response to an emergency situation involving a burning car, highlighting the need for improved AI in driverless technology. Elon Musk agrees that advanced AI is necessary. Waymo claims to have made improvements since the incident but faces ongoing scrutiny. Cruise, a rival company, also faces issues with its post-collision response and has issued a recall for its automated driving systems. California has ordered General Motors to stop using driverless vehicles due to safety concerns.
