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17 Dec 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Rasmus Paludan’s Fight to Stop Islamization and Save the West
Rasmus Paludan, leader of Denmark's Hard Line Party, is a prominent figure in the fight against what he perceives as the Islamization of Europe. He has faced relentless persecution from Islamic extremists and Western governments for his outspoken views on immigration and free speech. Paludan's activism began during the European migration crisis, leading to his controversial Quran burnings and legal battles that challenge hate speech laws.
Despite the threats to his life and legal repercussions, Paludan remains committed to advocating for stricter immigration controls and the preservation of Western values. He warns that the demographic shifts due to mass migration pose a significant threat to European culture and freedoms. His call to action emphasizes the need for citizens to stand up for their rights and challenge the status quo.
#society
Le Monde: Detained French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal hospitalized again
Boualem Sansal, a French-Algerian novelist, has been hospitalized again while imprisoned in Algeria on national security charges. His health concerns have raised alarms, particularly as he was arrested amid rising tensions between France and Algeria.
Sansal, known for his critical stance on Islamism, has faced controversy, especially after visiting Israel in 2014. His works, while not banned in Algeria, reflect his views on the civil war in Algeria and the broader implications of Islamism in society.
GB News: 'I have too many stories' - Eamonn launches blistering attack on Prince Andrew: 'I don't like him!'
Eamonn Holmes criticized Prince Andrew for his absence from the Royal Family's Christmas gathering at Sandringham, following allegations linking him to a Chinese spy. Holmes expressed disdain for the Duke of York, stating he would not show him any respect.
The controversy surrounding Andrew adds stress to King Charles's reign, with Holmes and cohost Isabel Webster discussing the difficulties faced by the monarch. Andrew and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson are expected to stay at Royal Lodge during the holiday.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Syrian Islamist leader says rebel groups to be disbanded, minority rights protected
Abu Muhammad al-Julani, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), announced plans to disband rebel factions and integrate fighters into Syria's defense ministry, emphasizing protection for minority rights and a call for lifted sanctions to facilitate refugee returns. He stated that Syria needs a realistic approach to its ongoing issues, prioritizing unity among its diverse communities.
Julani condemned Israeli airstrikes in the wake of the Assad regime's fall, asserting that Israel's justification for military action has diminished. He called for a social contract to ensure justice for all religions in Syria and expressed intentions to reform the country's governance and constitution.
#economy
Fox News: Virginia Gov. Youngkin calls for end to taxes on tips ahead of legislative session
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is advocating for the elimination of taxes on tips, which could return approximately $70 million annually to workers in the state, particularly benefiting those in the food service and hospitality industries. Youngkin argues that this change would enhance financial stability and stimulate local economies.
The proposal, which aligns with similar calls from national leaders, requires approval from Virginia's General Assembly, currently controlled by Democrats. It comes as the state prepares for its upcoming legislative session and a gubernatorial race next year.
#military
Le Monde: Bomb explosion kills head of Russia's nuclear defense forces in Moscow
An explosive device detonated in Moscow, killing Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, head of Russia's Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Defence Forces, and his deputy. The bomb was reportedly planted in a scooter and triggered remotely, prompting an investigation by Russian authorities.
Kirillov had been charged by Ukraine's Security Services for alleged use of banned chemical weapons during the ongoing conflict. He faced sanctions from multiple countries due to his actions in Ukraine since the military operation began in February 2022.
Liberty Nation News: US Government Shrouds Drones in Mystery - Liberty Nation News
Unidentified drones have been increasingly spotted over U.S. military installations, raising concerns among lawmakers and the public. Despite government assurances that there is no threat, skepticism remains, with figures like Donald Trump questioning the administration's transparency and competence regarding these sightings.
Recent drone activity has prompted bipartisan calls for clarity from federal officials. While some defense experts argue against shooting down the drones, legal provisions allow for such actions if safety is at risk. The lack of credible explanations from the government continues to fuel public speculation.