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23 Dec 2024
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: New York's Sanctuary State Let Illegal Alien Burn Woman to Death
Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, a Guatemalan illegal immigrant, allegedly set a woman on fire on the New York City subway after evading deportation. His presence in the city highlights issues related to sanctuary policies, which allowed him to remain undetected until committing the crime.
Calls for reform emphasize that all facilities receiving taxpayer funding should report illegal immigrants to federal authorities. This incident serves as a catalyst for potential changes in immigration enforcement under future administrations.
#politics
Times Of Israel: With gag order lifted, reservist charged in PM’s office leak case named as Ari Rosenfeld
Aaron "Ari" Rosenfeld has been charged in a scandal involving the theft and leak of classified documents from the Prime Minister's Office. He is accused of unlawfully removing sensitive information from the IDF's military intelligence database and sharing it with Eli Feldstein, who allegedly transferred it to a German tabloid.
Rosenfeld, who remains in custody, stated he made a mistake and wants to clear his name. His family is advocating for his release, arguing that he should not be held for potential future actions based on his knowledge. Feldstein has been placed under house arrest.
Breitbart: House Ethics Report Accuses Matt Gaetz of Illicit Drug Use, Paying for Sex with 17-Year-Old
The House Ethics Committee found substantial evidence against former Rep. Matt Gaetz for statutory rape, soliciting prostitutes, drug use, and other misconduct, despite his denials. The report claims he obstructed the investigation and violated multiple laws and House rules.
Gaetz allegedly had sexual encounters with a minor and accepted excessive gifts. While the committee did not find sufficient evidence for federal sex trafficking violations, the report details various ethical breaches. Some committee members opposed releasing the report post-resignation, citing concerns over its implications.
The Economist: Matt Gaetz vs the ethics committee
A congressional committee has released a 37-page report alleging ethical misconduct by former Congressman Matt Gaetz, detailing illicit activities. While such revelations would typically end a political career, his ongoing prominence raises questions about the shifting standards of acceptability in American politics.
Additionally, a study highlights a growing divide in American democracy, exacerbated by gerrymandering and voting policies. Amidst this, Congress has managed to reach a budget deal, reflecting the challenges of governance in the current political climate.
Breitbart: Rand Paul Festivus Report Highlights More than $1 Trillion in Waste: Millions Spent on Lonely Rat Cocaine Studies
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) released his annual Festivus report, revealing over $1 trillion in government waste, including absurd projects like funding for the Paraguayan border, studies on lonely rats and cocaine, and various magical initiatives. He criticized bipartisan spending that burdens taxpayers.
The report highlights egregious expenditures, such as $10 billion on empty federal buildings, $15.5 billion for electric vehicle promotion, and $12 million for a Las Vegas pickleball complex. Paul emphasized that while Congress spends on pet projects, taxpayers face high prices and interest rates.
#society
GB News: Blake Lively's sister sends clear message of support for sibling amid Just Baldoni lawsuit: 'Justice!'
Robyn Lively has expressed her support for sister Blake Lively, who has filed a lawsuit against Justin Baldoni for alleged sexual harassment and misconduct during the filming of *It Ends With Us*. Robyn shared her solidarity on Instagram, calling for justice and highlighting the claims made by Blake, including inappropriate behavior and a hostile work environment.
Blake's legal action aims to expose retaliatory tactics against those who report misconduct. Baldoni's lawyer has denied the allegations, labeling them as false and claiming that Blake had made demands during production. Robyn defended her sister's character, emphasizing her resilience and hope that Blake's actions will empower others.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump: U.S. Ownership of Greenland 'Absolute Necessity' for National Security, Freedom
President-elect Donald Trump emphasized the importance of American ownership of Greenland for national security, announcing Ken Howery as his ambassador to Denmark. Trump previously expressed interest in purchasing Greenland during his first term, which led to tensions with Danish officials.
Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Egede firmly rejected any notion of selling the territory, asserting its sovereignty and commitment to freedom. Trump's comments also followed his demands regarding Panama Canal fees.
#religion
Breitbart: Watch: Denzel Washington Baptized and Becomes a Minister -- 'It Took a While but I'm Here'
Denzel Washington was baptized and received his minister's license on Saturday at Kelly Temple in New York City, marking a significant spiritual commitment. The 69-year-old actor expressed his belief in God's transformative power and shared his journey of faith, emphasizing the importance of religion in his life.
Washington, who attended the church as a child, highlighted the challenges of discussing faith in the entertainment industry but remains unafraid to share his beliefs. His recent reflections demonstrate a deep commitment to his faith and a desire to inspire others.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: "I Have Dreams About Killing Their Kids": Biden Commutes Sentence of Child Killer
President Biden, following Attorney General Merrick Garland's recommendation, has commuted the death sentences of several inmates, including Jorge Avila-Torrez and Kobani Savage. Both individuals committed heinous crimes, with Savage, a notorious drug kingpin, responsible for multiple murders, including the firebombing of a family.
Critics argue that this decision reflects a pro-crime stance by the current administration, highlighting the violent histories of those whose sentences were commuted. The actions have sparked significant backlash regarding the implications for public safety and justice.
Breitbart: Nolte: NY Daily News Lies About Subway Murder Victim ‘Catching Fire’
A woman died after being intentionally set on fire while sleeping on a Brooklyn subway, with police arresting a suspect. The New York Daily News inaccurately reported that she "caught fire," prompting criticism for downplaying the act as accidental rather than a homicide.
The incident has sparked outrage over media bias, suggesting that the headline would differ if the suspect were from a different demographic. Critics argue that such reporting reflects a broader issue of the media's handling of crime involving illegal immigrants.
The Western Journal: Cartel Boss Dead After Cockfight Turns Into Bloody Disaster
A shootout at a cockfight in Mexico resulted in the death of Sinaloa Cartel boss Jose “El Chabelo” Isabel. He was killed by police after he and his gang opened fire on attendees, killing two men. As they fled, they encountered law enforcement and were engaged in a gunfight.
Isabel was already wanted for homicide, highlighting the ongoing violence associated with the Sinaloa Cartel, known for its significant role in the global drug trade. His death may lead to shifts in power dynamics within the cartel, potentially inciting further violence.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Commutes Sentence of Monster Who Raped and Killed 2 Little Girls
The Justice Department's recommendation to commute death row sentences has led to President Biden approving the release of inmates, including Jorge Avila-Torrez, convicted of heinous crimes such as the murders of two young girls. This decision has sparked outrage over the protection of violent offenders.
Critics argue that Biden's actions reflect a disregard for justice, labeling him as one of the worst presidents in history for prioritizing political motives over the victims' families.
The Western Journal: Illegal Immigrant Arrested in Connection with Woman's Nightmarish NYC Subway Death: Report
A 33-year-old illegal immigrant from Guatemala, Sebastian Zapeta, was arrested in connection with the death of a homeless woman who was set on fire in a New York City subway. The incident occurred on an F train in Coney Island, where witnesses described the horrific act.
Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch detailed that Zapeta allegedly used a lighter to ignite the victim's clothing. Mayor Eric Adams condemned the attack, emphasizing the need for swift justice for violent crimes in the city.