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6 Dec 2023
#politics
GB News: Government’s latest Rwanda plan condemned as ‘bonkers’ by one of its own MPs
MPs from the centre-right Conservative party are collaborating to assess the government's proposal on Rwanda and its potential to reduce immigration into the UK. Dame Andrea Jenkyns spoke about their commitment to working together and expressed concerns about the details in the treaty. She mentioned the importance of the star chamber's assessment and emphasized the need for watertight measures to control immigration. Jenkyns stated that she couldn't support the current proposal and highlighted the delay in implementing measures to raise the earning threshold for immigrants. She called for immediate action and mentioned the individual MPs' role in the decision-making process. The potential membership of the ERG was estimated to be around 140 MPs, and Jenkyns expressed the goal of finding a successful solution to immigration while referencing France's approach to deportation.
The Federalist: Lifelong Climate Radical RFK Jr. Is No Friend Of The Right
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is gaining attention and support, particularly from conservatives and libertarians who are unhappy with another election featuring President Donald Trump. Kennedy's campaign has attracted voters with his libertarian-aligned stances on issues like Covid-19 lockdowns and vaccine mandates. However, Kennedy's policy proposals, particularly on climate change and economic issues, align him more with the left than with conservative or libertarian values. Despite some limited government and anti-establishment policies, Kennedy's overall stance leans towards the far-left.
#society
GB News: Planning row forces dad to demolish 'monster mansion' after nearly 100 complaints
Illegal construction of a "monster mansion" in Shortheath, West Midlands is being demolished after community complaints. Owner Gurwinder Singh replaced his house without permission, but faced over 95 complaints from neighbors. Walsall Council ordered the removal of the half-built property. []
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Zelensky abruptly cancels US congress appearance amid funding row
Republican senators walked out of a Ukraine briefing after President Zelensky cancelled his appearance. They demanded action on the US-Mexico border crisis alongside aid for Ukraine. If Congress refuses funding, US will be responsible for Ukraine's defeat.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: FBI Aware of "Numerous Cuban Spies Within the U.S. Government"
Former ambassador busted for spying for Cuba, praising Fidel Castro. Numerous Cuban spies within the US government. U.S. policy to Cuba effectively hijacked. Major housecleaning needed.
Le Monde: Venezuela orders the 'immediate' exploitation of oil, gas and mines in Guyana territory
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro orders state-owned companies to explore and exploit oil, gas, and mines in Guyana's disputed Essequibo region. This follows a referendum in which Maduro secured victory to claim sovereignty over the territory. The exact implementation of the jurisdiction remains unclear, but Maduro also creates a new defense zone for the contested strip.
#economy
Front Page Magazine: Biden Admin to Spend $3B on LA to Vegas Train That's 3X Slower Than Flying
The Biden administration announces $3 billion funding for a high-speed rail project from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Supporters hope it will improve transportation and reduce traffic, but critics argue it's unnecessary and wasteful. The project is set to be completed by 2027.
#sports
Forbes: West Indies Cricket Is Missing Its Days in The Sun As Money Talks
West Indies cricket, once a powerhouse, has fallen from grace. Ranked tenth in the world, they struggle to compete on the international stage. Internal problems, lack of financial stability, and the allure of T20 leagues have all contributed to their decline. While there are signs of recovery, the once dominant Caribbean kings may never regain their former glory.