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4 Dec 2023
#politics
GB News: ‘We’ve got to scrap it now!’ Bev Turner calls for ‘line to be put through’ Rwanda plan
GB News presenter criticizes the Rwanda plan, opposing the strategy. The UK government is preparing to sign a new deal with Rwanda, with James Cleverly ready to finalize it.
The Federalist: To Win, Republicans Must Be Smarter Than Sen. James Lankford
Career Democrat George Stephanopoulos confronts Sen. James Lankford, challenging his support for Donald Trump and spreading propaganda. Lankford fails to defend himself and even praises Biden’s homeland security secretary. Republicans need strong leadership, not weak acquiescence. ,
#society
The Federalist: Your Daughter's Face Could Be Hijacked For 'Deepfake' Porn
Francesca, a fourteen-year-old girl, becomes a victim of image-based sexual abuse when her school alters her photos for explicit content. This issue affects everyone and can be created and shared easily. Online platforms must take more responsibility in preventing this abuse and implementing age and consent verification. Laws should be established to hold companies accountable for hosting explicit material. It is time to address this problem and protect human dignity.
Flag And Cross: Conflict With Hamas Delays The Opening Of $60 Million Desert Animal Park Near Gaza
The new Midbarium Desert Animal Park near Gaza, scheduled to open in November 2023, has been delayed due to the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The animals still require care and feeding, despite staff shortages and frequent air-raid sirens. The park is keeping most animals indoors for their protection, but they are being given regular access to the outdoors. The park also offers animal-assisted therapy and is babysitting displaced animals from petting zoos in southern kibbutzim.
GB News: BBC's woke meltdown is WORSE than Disney: BBC is the 'leader in cancel culture', says Steve Bannon
Steve Bannon criticizes the BBC, calling it a leader of cancel culture, even worse than Disney. He accuses the network of succumbing to left-wing pressure.
#war
Times Of Israel: Released hostage Aviva Siegel ‘went through hell,’ says twin sister
Aviva Siegel, who was held captive in Gaza for 51 days, has been reunited with her family in Tel Aviv. Her priority is her husband, who is still being held hostage. Aviva's sister, Fiona Wax, describes her as weak and nervous but determined to do everything she can to bring Keith home. The family is heartbroken and worried, and they are relying on US support to help secure Keith's release.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Dec 4: Day 59 – Now in south Gaza, IDF pressured to limit civilian deaths
The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing discusses day 59 of the Israel-Hamas war. IDF soldiers continue the ground operation in southern Gaza, while concerns about civilian casualties persist. There are tensions between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant. The podcast also highlights a project memorializing the victims of the war.
The Telegraph: Russian forces appear to execute surrendering Ukrainians in potential war crime
Russian forces accused of executing surrendering Ukrainian soldiers in potential war crime. Grainy footage shows soldiers being shot point-blank, without weapons. Ukrainian government launches investigation.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Venezuela approves referendum to take over neighboring oil-rich Essequibo region controlled by Guyana
Venezuela approves referendum to claim neighboring oil-rich Essequibo region controlled by Guyana. Results unclear. Guyana sees it as a step towards annexation. (1/2)
Le Monde: Israel-Hamas war: Macron urges Netanyahu to clarify aims and spare civilians
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed concern about the Israeli government's "war aims" and called for a more defined objective in the ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. Macron warned against the total destruction of Hamas, emphasizing the need to protect civilians and ensure humanitarian assistance reaches those in need. He stressed that lasting security for Israel cannot come at the cost of Palestinian lives.
GB News: Erdogan demands Netanyahu be tried as a war criminal as he blasts UK and US support of Israel
Turkish President Erdogan criticized Western countries for supporting Israel's offensive in Gaza and called for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to be tried as a war criminal. Erdogan accused these nations of giving "unconditional support to kill babies" and being complicit in Israel's crimes. He also mentioned the formation of a contact group of Muslim countries to hold talks on Gaza and called for reform of the United Nations Security Council.
Fox News: Turkey’s Erdogan says Netanyahu will face ‘war criminal’ trial after Israel-Hamas war
Turkish president Erdogan claims Netanyahu will be tried as a war criminal after Israel's war against Hamas. Erdogan criticizes UN Security Council and calls for reforms. Israel focuses on southern Gaza after cease-fire collapse. Fears of wider conflict rise due to attacks on trade ships in Red Sea.
The Telegraph: Venezuelans back government’s claim over oil-rich region of Guyana in referendum
Venezuelan voters overwhelmingly support claiming an oil-rich area of Guyana, causing tensions between the neighboring countries. The referendum, labeled a "pretext for annexation," saw 95% approval for establishing a new state in Essequibo. The dispute escalated after ExxonMobil discovered oil off Guyana's coast, with Guyana's estimated reserves surpassing Venezuela's.
#sports
Forbes: An Expanded College Football Playoff May Only Please Florida State Now
The College Football Playoff's expansion to a 12-team format will not eliminate controversy over who should play for the national championship. The expansion will lead to more complaints and disputes, especially for teams that finish just outside the top 12. The increased value of the playoff will only intensify the competition and complaints.
#outdoors
The Telegraph: Indonesian volcano eruption kills 11 hikers and a dozen remain missing
11 hikers dead, 12 missing after volcano erupted in Indonesia. Thick ash clouds reached 10,000ft. Search for missing hikers temporarily halted.
Tactical Bassin: Where Do Bass Go In Winter? ( And Best Baits To Catch Them ) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Winter bass behavior changes as they move towards deep water areas with abundant food sources. Look for them on deep points, steep slopes, and featureless lakes. Traditional methods like jigs and dropshots work, but big baits and reaction baits could also be effective. Check out the recommended baits and gear.
#technology
Fox News: Charging electric cars could be a lot easier with this new tech Detroit is testing to restore on the go
Detroit is testing a new technology that allows electric cars to charge while driving, using copper charging coils under the street. The system is being tested along a quarter-mile stretch in downtown Detroit and is produced by Electreon. The technology is still in its early stages but has received a five-year commitment from Michigan's Department of Transportation and Electreon.
#other
The Federalist: The Conservative, Pro-Life Case Against Surrogacy
Conservatives celebrate gay conservative surrogacy, but objections to surrogacy based on child defense. Three mothers, genetic, birth, and social, are essential for a child's well-being. Surrogacy harms children by depriving them of these relationships. Surrogacy involves IVF and selective reduction, not pro-life. Adoption focuses on the child's well-being, while surrogacy revolves around adult desires. Surrogacy is akin to child trafficking as direct payments are made to genetic and birth parents. Conservatives should object to straight couples using surrogacy as well. Children conceived via surrogacy struggle with identity and emotional issues. Conservative perspective acknowledges and critiques the circumstances of their conception.
Forbes: So You’re Getting A Divorce: Do You Need A Forensic Accountant?
A Virginia woman going through a difficult divorce hires a forensic accountant to uncover crucial financial information about her husband's business. The accountant's analysis helps her secure a better settlement. Forensic accountants are in high demand, not only in divorce cases but also in fraud investigations and corporate bankruptcies. Their expertise in analyzing assets and tracing financial transactions proves invaluable in uncovering hidden income and exposing fraudulent behavior.
Forbes: Marriott Resorts Turns To A Tiny Toy Retailer To Keep Kids Happy During Vacations
Marriott International is partnering with Camp, a toy store chain, to create kids clubs at their all-inclusive resorts. Marriott sees Camp as a "disruptor" and wants to expand this experience to as many resort destinations as possible. The partnership will run for five years for an undisclosed licensing fee. With the rise of leisure travel following the Covid-19 pandemic, Marriott is focusing on kids' offerings to drive growth in their all-inclusive business. The new kids clubs will feature popular Camp activities such as making slime and messy art.