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3 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Telegraph: Whisky bribes and a Peugeot 405 – how migrants are really smuggled into Britain
In Herat, Jamal runs a hotel that serves as a hub for a smuggling network facilitating the journey of Afghans seeking to reach Europe. From his establishment, he coordinates the transfer of individuals through Iran, Turkey, and ultimately to destinations like Germany and France.
This dangerous operation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by those fleeing Afghanistan, as they navigate a complex route fraught with risk in hopes of a better life in Europe.
#politics
Breitbart: Massie: I Won’t Vote for Mike Johnson Even if You Shove Bamboo up My Fingernails
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) stated he would not support House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) for another term, emphasizing he wouldn't change his mind even under extreme duress. The House is set to vote for Speaker on Friday.
#society
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: The Hilarious and Disgusting Reason Starbucks Closed Its Famed Pike Place Location
Starbucks has closed its location near Pike Place, prompting discussion about business challenges in areas with public urination issues. Alex Marlow suggested that business owners may consider relocating if they feel unable to address such problems effectively.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Joy Reid: America Is 'Numb and Terrorized at the Same Damn Time'
Joy Reid addressed the tragic New Year's Eve attack in New Orleans, where a pickup truck struck a crowd, killing 14 and injuring over 30. She highlighted the sense of fear and violence in America, contrasting it with the celebratory spirit of the holiday.
Despite a year-over-year decline in crime, Reid emphasized a pervasive feeling of insecurity, stating that Americans feel "numb and terrorized." The Sugar Bowl was postponed, and flags flew at half-staff, underscoring the somber mood.
Breitbart: ESPN Slammed After Skipping Moment of Silence for Terror Attack Victims During Sugar Bowl
ESPN faced backlash for not broadcasting a moment of silence during the Sugar Bowl for victims of a recent terror attack in New Orleans. The attack, which occurred on New Year’s Day, resulted in 14 deaths and 35 injuries. The game proceeded after security checks, but ESPN opted for studio coverage instead of airing the tribute.
Social media users criticized the network for its decision, with some calling for accountability from Disney, ESPN's parent company. Despite the omission, ESPN did show images of fans honoring the victims and shared a statement from President Biden expressing solidarity with New Orleans.
#science
GB News: 'Tingling moment!' 200 dinosaur footprints discovered at Oxfordshire limestone quarry in major breakthrough
A significant dinosaur trackway has been uncovered in an Oxfordshire quarry, revealing over 200 footprints dating back 166 million years. The tracks, created by both long-necked sauropods and meat-eating dinosaurs, span up to 150 meters and provide valuable insights into the behavior of these ancient creatures.
The discovery, made by a quarry worker, has attracted over 100 scientists and volunteers for excavation. The site features preserved footprints from the Jurassic period, and researchers are documenting the tracks extensively to ensure their preservation for future study. Ongoing discussions are in place regarding the long-term fate of the site.
#technology
Fox News: 'Shazam!' star Zachary Levi compares AI to biblical disaster
Zachary Levi warns that artificial intelligence could lead to a significant disruption in the entertainment industry, likening its impact to the biblical flood. He predicts that studios will soon offer tools for audiences to create their own movies, potentially replacing traditional jobs in the sector.
Levi emphasizes the importance of human creativity and the need for a niche market for human-made art. He believes that while AI will transform the industry, it should be guided carefully to preserve purpose and creativity in people's lives.