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16 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Labour lambasted by farmer for 'digging heels in' on inheritance tax raid: 'Petulant toddlers!'
A British farmer criticized Labour for its stance on inheritance tax changes impacting agriculture, calling them "petulant toddlers." Charles Goadby expressed frustration over the government's refusal to reconsider the tax measures, which he claims will severely affect food security and inflation.
Hundreds of farmers are set to protest at the Business Property Relief Summit, aiming to convey the negative implications of the tax on their industry. Despite concerns, Labour insists that the changes will affect only a small number of estates, while the National Farmers' Union seeks a pause for further consultation.
#society
Le Monde: 'The probability of Mayotte, a small island, being hit by such a cyclone is extremely low'
Cyclone Chido struck Mayotte as an intense tropical cyclone, a rare occurrence for the region, with the last similar event recorded in 1934. The cyclone's trajectory spared Madagascar but resulted in wind gusts of up to 226 km/h and over 100 mm of rain in just 12 hours.
The cyclone's impact was significant, with waves reaching up to 7.3 meters, but its effects could have been less severe had it shifted slightly in its path. The event highlights the unusual meteorological patterns affecting Mayotte.
On The Water: A Christmas Snow
A group of old-timers at a boathouse found joy in camaraderie during winter, sharing meals and stories. A young boy, inspired by the Christmas spirit, helped dig clams for a holiday chowder, experiencing the warmth of friendship and community among those who had little.
The day culminated in a festive gathering filled with goodwill, where small gifts and shared meals brought joy to those without family. The boy left with not just food, but a sense of belonging and happiness.
Fox News: Satanic Temple's nativity display in New Hampshire destroyed, Dem rep calls for new display
A satanic nativity display featuring a Baphomet statue in Concord, New Hampshire, was vandalized shortly after its installation. Democratic Rep. Ellen Read suggested the Satanic Temple should replace it, arguing against the notion that only Christian displays should be permitted.
Concord's city council approved the display to avoid legal issues related to the First Amendment, despite opposition from the mayor, who claimed it promoted an anti-religious agenda. The city is reviewing its policy on holiday displays for future seasons.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Alleged Chinese Spy linked to Prince Andrew 'Tip of the Iceberg'
A suspected Chinese spy, referred to as H6, has been banned from the UK due to his potential to facilitate political interference for the Chinese government. Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith stated this incident is just the "tip of the iceberg" regarding China's espionage activities in the UK.
H6 had connections with high-profile figures, including Prince Andrew, and was involved in covert activities on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party. Following concerns about his actions, Andrew's office confirmed he ceased contact with H6.
Breitbart: Netanyahu Testimony Postponed; Hostage Deal, or Iran Strike, Imminent
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his trial has been postponed due to unspecified special circumstances, sparking speculation about a potential strike on Iran or a hostage deal with Hamas. The trial centers on allegations that he sought favorable media coverage.
Israel's defense minister indicated that a hostage deal with Hamas is closer than ever, as the group still holds 100 Israelis. Recent geopolitical developments, including U.S. threats and military actions in the region, have contributed to this situation.
#economy
Fox News: Majority of small businesses anticipate revenue spikes under Trump's 1st year in office: data
A recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce report indicates that 72% of small businesses expect revenue increases in 2025, up from 65% last year. Optimism is rising, with 32% of owners reporting a healthier U.S. economy compared to 25% last year, despite ongoing concerns about inflation and regulatory burdens.
However, 51% of business owners feel that red tape hinders growth, with many spending significant time on compliance. The overall Small Business Index score has dipped slightly, reflecting increased concerns over regulatory challenges even as owners express confidence in future opportunities.
#history
The Western Journal: Archaeologists Excavating Arizona Structure Find Oldest Gun in America - Believed to Have Been Coronado's
Archaeologists in Arizona have discovered a bronze cannon, believed to be the oldest firearm found in the continental U.S., dating back to the 1539-1542 expedition of Spanish explorer Francisco Vázquez de Coronado. The cannon, a "wall gun," was found under a Spanish structure in Nogales.
The 42-inch, 40-pound cannon was never fired and may have been abandoned during a retreat from Native American attacks. Its simple design suggests it was made in the Americas, unlike more ornate Spanish weapons. The find connects modern audiences to historical events.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Why Are They Called Hobo Pies?
Hobo pies, also known as pudgy pies, are a cost-effective and delicious camping meal made by placing ingredients between two slices of bread in a pie iron and cooking it over a fire. Originating during the Great Depression, they remain popular among campers for their simplicity and versatility.
To prepare hobo pies, one must properly grease the pie iron, assemble the filling, and cook it over hot coals for about five to ten minutes. The dish allows for endless customization, making it suitable for various tastes, and it has become a staple for outdoor cooking.
On The Water: Fishing with Line-Through Swimbaits
Line-through swimbaits are gaining attention among Northeast saltwater anglers. These soft plastics feature a molded channel for the line, allowing the bait to slide away from the fish when hooked, reducing damage and improving the hookup-to-landing ratio, especially with species like snook and tarpon.
The realistic design of these baits, such as the Z-Man Mulletron, mimics local fish species, enhancing their effectiveness. They come in various sizes and tail designs, each offering different actions to attract fish. Anglers can use varied retrieval techniques to target specific depths and improve their catch rates.