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America One News
19 Dec 2023
#illegals
GB News: 'I've reached a regretful conclusion' - Michelle Dewberry opens up on migrant crisis woes
Michelle Dewberry criticizes the Prime Minister's failure to stop illegal migrants crossing the Channel.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Holiday Rush
Record number of migrant encounters at the U.S. southern border as thousands flood into Texas, overwhelming authorities. Over 12,600 encounters in one day, with facilities at 260% over capacity. Senators leave town for holidays while Biden's war on appliances faces legal challenge. Georgia Gov. Kemp announces $1K bonus for teachers.
#politics
Fox News: Texas slapped with lawsuit over new law allowing police to arrest migrants who cross the border illegally
Civil rights groups sue Texas over a new law giving police authority to arrest illegal migrants and deport them. The law is deemed unconstitutional and could lead to racial profiling and harassment. Republicans argue that the Biden administration is not doing enough to control the southern border.
The Federalist: Testimony: Americore Traded James Biden $600K Loan For Funding Promises
James Biden, brother of President Joe Biden, allegedly took a personal loan from a bankrupt investment company, promising to use political influence to secure Middle Eastern funding. The funds were then used to benefit his brother. Investigations suggest that James did not deliver on his promise and instead used company money for personal gain, leading to accusations of fraud and violation of the RICO Act. The House Oversight Committee is currently looking into the matter.
#society
GB News: Drakeford sparks fury over new pub tax hike as plans could be 'final nail in coffin'
Wales' First Minister is facing backlash over a pub and restaurant tax increase, seen as detrimental to the struggling industry. The government plans to divert funds to the health service, resulting in a reduction of business rate relief for hospitality businesses. The tough financial situation has forced difficult decisions, with funding prioritized for frontline services.
Breitbart: Black Israelis Defend Their Country in Gaza and on Social Media
Black Israelis have been actively defending Israel on social media and in the military operation against Hamas. They challenge anti-Israel narratives and show the impact of the war on Black Israelis. They also confront African-American critics aligned with Black Lives Matter.
Breitbart: Norman Lear Cause of Death Revealed
TV producer Norman Lear died from congestive heart failure at the age of 101. He was known for producing hit shows like All in the Family and was an outspoken left-wing activist.
#war
Le Monde: French sports retailer acknowledges secretly supplying Russia
French sports retail giant Decathlon secretly continued selling sportswear in Russia despite officially pulling out in protest at Russia's war in Ukraine. Decathlon supplied its flagship brands to a local Russian company, using a shell company in Dubai and a Singapore-based subsidiary to conceal the exports. The operation pushed the limits of legality.
The Telegraph: The American Left can’t hide its hatred for Britain
Brexit promised new opportunities for trade deals, including with the US. However, the change in US administration has led to the shelving of plans for a trade agreement, reflecting an anti-British sentiment within the Democratic Party. Despite this setback, trade between the two countries continues to grow, with American businesses recognizing the value of commerce with Britain.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Historian Jean-Jacques Kourliandsky: 'It is the economic weapon that is favored by the US in Latin America'
On December 2, 1823, President Monroe proclaimed the Monroe Doctrine to protect the Americas from European interference. Later, Roosevelt's expansionist policy paved the way for U.S. intervention in Latin America, and the doctrine evolved into a justification for global preemption. Latin Americans were initially concerned with U.S. intervention during the Mexican-American War and the unequal power dynamics that led to colonization and imperialism.
#economy
GB News: Biden's 'anti-American' policy is costing US $100bn a year as he clamps down on energy production
Biden's anti-energy policies are costing the US $100 billion annually due to decreased oil production and increased extraction costs. The policies could have long-lasting effects on the economy even if reversed. The situation is exacerbated by attacks on oil shipping in the Middle East.
#culture
The Blaze: 'Exemplum:' Christian thriller dares take evil seriously | Blaze Media
"Exemplum" is a gritty psychological thriller that follows a young Catholic priest who gains fame by sharing morally edifying tales from confessions. However, when he crosses the line by exploiting these recordings, he risks excommunication and damnation. As the pursuit of fame consumes him, he denounces his faith and engages in blackmail, threatening his undoing. This film takes Catholicism seriously, exploring guilt, temptation, and the struggle of maintaining one's vocation in the face of inner turmoil.
#other
Field & Stream: Ringneck Pheasant: "America's" Gamebird
The ringneck pheasant, a successful wildlife import, spread across the US but has seen a decline in numbers due to changes in land use. They thrive in grasslands and rely on waste grain and insects for food. Pheasants are preyed upon by predators but habitat destruction poses a bigger threat. Hunters primarily target male pheasants, and conservation efforts focus on preserving their habitat. Pheasant hunting is a game of forcing birds into the air, and dogs are essential for tracking down wounded pheasants. The birds make for excellent tablefare, similar to chicken.
