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26 Dec 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Killer People Smugglers: 10,000+ Died Trying to Reach Spain in 2024
Over 10,000 migrants died attempting to reach Spain by sea in 2024, averaging 30 deaths daily, according to Caminando Fronteras. This marks a 58% increase in fatalities compared to the previous year, with the Atlantic route being particularly perilous.
Spain has responded by pledging €210 million to Mauritania to combat human smuggling, as over 57,700 migrants successfully arrived in Spain by boat this year, a 12% rise from last year.
#politics
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Jobs: Miami-Dade Commissioner Kevin Cabrera and Billionaire Tilman Fertitta Among Latest Nominees
President-elect Donald Trump has announced several key appointments as he prepares to form his administration. Notable nominations include Miami-Dade County Commissioner Kevin Cabrera as ambassador to Panama, billionaire Tilman Fertitta as ambassador to Italy, and former football player Herschel Walker as ambassador to the Bahamas.
Trump's choices reflect a mix of political allies and business figures, with many appointments requiring Senate confirmation. Other significant nominations include Stephen Miran as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers and Kari Lake as director of Voice of America.
Breitbart: Trump Suggests Canadians Should 'DRAFT WAYNE GRETZKY' to Run for Prime Minister Amid Trudeau Upheaval
President-Elect Trump suggested that Canadian hockey legend Wayne Gretzky should run for Prime Minister, stating he would win easily without a campaign. This comment comes as Trudeau faces pressure to resign following the departure of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.
Trump criticized Trudeau's handling of the situation, calling Freeland's behavior "toxic" and implying that her resignation reflects poorly on the Prime Minister. Gretzky, a Trump supporter, reportedly showed no interest in a political run.
Fox News: Ousted Rep Cori Bush thinks she'll seek office again: 'I will always be Squad'
Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., plans to run for political office again after losing her Democratic primary this year. She emphasizes the continued fight of the "Squad" for their priorities, despite a reduced presence in Congress.
Outgoing Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., also hints at a future candidacy, focusing on community engagement and local power-building. Both lawmakers express their commitment to advocacy beyond their congressional roles.
Fox News: 'Squad' Dems demand end to US investigation into anti-Israel weapons embargo
A group of House Democrats, including Reps. Rashida Tlaib, Cori Bush, and Summer Lee, is calling for the cessation of a U.S. investigation into Spain's enforcement of an arms embargo against Israel. They argue that Spain's actions are legitimate and in line with international law, criticizing the U.S. for interfering.
The investigation was prompted by Spain's refusal of port access to vessels suspected of carrying weapons to Israel amid ongoing conflict. The lawmakers assert that the U.S. has no grounds to investigate Spain, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to uphold international obligations.
Times Of Israel: New Syrian regime declares crackdown in coastal region after 14 policemen killed
Syria's new authorities have initiated a security crackdown in Tartus province following the killing of 14 policemen, targeting remnants of the ousted Assad government. This marks a significant challenge for the Sunni Islamist-led administration that took power in December.
Protests have erupted, reflecting sectarian tensions, particularly among the Alawite minority. The government has imposed a media ban on sectarian content and enforced a curfew in Homs amid unrest. Iran's Supreme Leader has called for unity among Syrian youth, while the new foreign minister urged Iran to respect Syria's sovereignty.
The American Mind: DEI and the CIA
The imposition of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) ideology within the U.S. Intelligence Community, particularly the CIA, is seen as detrimental to its core mission. Promotions and assignments are increasingly based on adherence to DEI principles rather than merit, leading to a workforce distracted by grievance culture and identity politics.
This shift has created an environment where senior managers focus more on managing complaints than on mission effectiveness, ultimately compromising the agency's ability to confront foreign adversaries. Critics argue that dismantling the DEI framework could restore the CIA's operational capabilities.
#society
GB News: Multiple people injured including boy, 9, after New York cab driver crashes onto pavement
On Christmas Day, a taxi cab mounted the pavement outside Macy's in Herald Square, injuring seven people, including a nine-year-old boy. The driver reportedly suffered a medical episode, leading to the crash around 4 PM in a busy tourist area.
All injuries were non-life-threatening, with some victims requiring hospital treatment. The NYPD is investigating the cause of the incident, and no arrests have been made.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Europe is more than ever caught between Putin and Trump'
Europe is committed to supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression, especially as tensions rise with the potential return of Donald Trump to power in 2025. European leaders are increasing diplomatic efforts to ensure Ukraine's security, recognizing its importance to continental stability.
However, there remains a lack of consensus on how to bolster support for Ukraine, particularly regarding security guarantees and the possibility of NATO membership. The situation is complicated by the ongoing conflict and differing national perspectives on military involvement.
Breitbart: 'Terrorism Cannot be Ruled Out' Another Power Cable Cut in North Europe
An electricity interconnector between Estonia and Finland went offline on Christmas Day, prompting an investigation into possible sabotage. Two cargo ships were noted to have passed over the cable at the time of the outage, raising suspicions of intentional damage. Finnish authorities are examining the situation, with potential links to recent underwater infrastructure sabotage attributed to Russian-linked vessels.
While no power cuts occurred due to surplus energy, the Estlink-2 cable remains inoperative. Finnish police are exploring the possibility of terrorism or vandalism, particularly focusing on the oil tanker Eagle S, which is associated with Russia's 'dark fleet'. The incident reflects growing concerns over undersea sabotage in Europe amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Breitbart: Russia Tells Trump: You Must Move First to Improve Ties
Russia is prepared to cooperate with President-elect Trump's administration to improve relations, but insists that the U.S. must initiate the dialogue. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasized that a weak ceasefire is insufficient; Russia seeks a legally binding peace agreement to ensure security for itself and its neighbors.
Lavrov's comments come amid skepticism from NATO regarding the potential for fruitful U.S.-Russia negotiations, given the complexities of global relations with other adversarial nations. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has led to significant casualties and a severe deterioration in U.S.-Russia relations.
#religion
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Looks On with Reverence as Choir Sings About Jesus
President-elect Donald Trump hosted a choir at Trump International Golf Club during Christmas week, where they performed "Silent Night." His deputy chief of staff shared the event on social media, which received significant attention and positive reactions, emphasizing a pro-Christian message.
Many viewers expressed relief at Trump's return to the White House, contrasting it with the previous administration's treatment of Christians and pro-life advocates. The commentary highlights concerns over the Biden administration's actions against pro-life protesters and perceived attacks on Christian values.
#culture
The Western Journal: Flashback: Rush Limbaugh's Final Christmas Message - He Teared Up, And So Will You
Rush Limbaugh's final Christmas message, delivered shortly before his death, expressed deep gratitude to his audience for their impact on his life. He reflected on the warmth and connection he felt with listeners, emphasizing the importance of family and appreciation during the holiday season.
Limbaugh's legacy as a radio performer and conservative voice is remembered fondly, highlighting his ability to engage and resonate with people, even those who disagreed with him. His parting words serve as a reminder to cherish loved ones and the moments shared together.
#crime
The Western Journal: Illegal Accused of Killing Boy, 12, Gets Out of Jail Free for Christmas as Victim's Family Mourns
Endrina Bracho, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela, has been released from jail after a judge reduced her bond. She faces charges related to the fatal car crash that killed 12-year-old Travis Wolfe in Missouri. The decision has sparked outrage, with critics labeling it a miscarriage of justice.
Bracho's release allows her to spend the holiday season outside of prison, while Wolfe's family mourns his absence. Missouri Senator Josh Hawley has condemned the ruling, emphasizing the perceived injustice of allowing someone accused of such serious crimes to enjoy freedom during this time.