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17 Feb 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Trump Makes 'You're Fired' Great Again
Donald Trump has reinstated his catchphrase “You’re fired” as he revokes security clearances and intelligence briefings for several political adversaries, including former President Joe Biden and other officials linked to the Biden administration. He claims these individuals cannot be trusted with sensitive information and has also dismissed numerous federal employees, offering a buyout to two million workers.
In addition to targeting political opponents, Trump is reforming the Department of Justice, firing career prosecutors involved in cases against him and senior FBI officials linked to the January 6 investigations. His actions aim to reshape the federal workforce and restore what he sees as integrity to national security.
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About Draining the Swamp
Cicely Davis discusses on The Savage Truth podcast how Donald Trump and Elon Musk are addressing issues in Washington DC, focusing on the dismantling of USAID as part of their efforts to challenge leftist policies.
Listeners can access the podcast on platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
#society
Front Page Magazine: CBS: Free Speech Enabled the Holocaust
Michael Walsh claims journalism is dead, citing CBS anchor Margaret Brennan's controversial remarks linking free speech to the Holocaust during a discussion on Vice President JD Vance's speech about declining freedoms in Europe. Rubio countered her assertion, emphasizing that the Nazi regime suppressed free speech.
The exchange highlights a broader concern about censorship and the erosion of free speech in democratic societies. Critics argue that legacy media and political elites view free speech as a threat, leading to increased censorship in countries like Germany and the UK.
GB News: BBC offices splashed with red paint and windows broken as broadcaster targeted by pro-Palestinian protesters
Pro-Palestinian protesters vandalized the BBC's London headquarters, throwing "blood-red paint" and smashing windows to protest what they claim is the broadcaster's pro-Israel bias. Palestine Action accused the BBC of downplaying Israeli violence and complicity in the Gaza conflict.
This incident marks the second time the BBC has been targeted by Palestine Action, which argues that the media's portrayal of the conflict contributes to global complicity in violence against Palestinians. The Metropolitan Police are investigating the damage.
Times Of Israel: Freed hostage tells family David Cunio alive in Gaza, in first sign of life
David Cunio has been confirmed alive in Gaza after 500 days of captivity, according to his wife, Sharon Aloni Cunio. The news came from a recently released hostage who had been with him, providing hope amid ongoing fears for the well-being of Cunio and other captives.
Sharon expressed urgency for his return, emphasizing the need for immediate action from Israeli leaders. Released hostages have reported severe conditions, and families continue to seek updates on their loved ones, with many calling for a swift resolution to the hostage crisis.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Poland’s PM Donald Tusk says country will not send troops to Ukraine
EU leaders met in Paris to discuss military support for Ukraine amid ongoing tensions with Russia. Polish PM Donald Tusk stated Poland will not send troops, while Britain expressed willingness to deploy forces. Many leaders, including Spain's foreign minister, voiced reluctance to commit troops.
French President Macron called for a "reassurance force" to support any potential ceasefire, but consensus on troop deployment remains elusive. Tusk emphasized the need for humanitarian and military aid, urging the US to engage in peace talks with EU leaders.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newletter: Duffy Calls Out Clinton
President Trump has appointed a team of four to negotiate an end to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Meanwhile, Elon Musk raised eyebrows by claiming that millions in the Social Security database are aged between 100 and 159.
In other news, tensions are escalating as Iran asserts that the US and Israel cannot hinder its nuclear ambitions. Additionally, Trump’s administration is facing backlash over various policies, including cuts to research funding and education grants.
The Economist: The nightmare of a Trump-Putin deal leaves Europe in shock
European leaders are in shock following remarks from Donald Trump’s administration indicating that Europe would not be included in peace talks regarding Ukraine. The U.S. defense secretary emphasized that the focus would primarily be on American strategic interests, sidelining European security concerns.
This has prompted urgent discussions among European leaders, with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer labeling the situation a "generational challenge" for the continent. The divide over military support for Ukraine and the future of European security is becoming increasingly pronounced.
Breitbart: Macron's Ukraine Summit Fails to Produce Unified European Strategy
The recent emergency meeting in Paris highlighted the divisions among European leaders regarding their involvement in Ukraine peace talks, as the Trump administration remains hesitant to include them. While some leaders expressed willingness to send troops, others, like Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, rejected the idea, emphasizing the need for U.S. commitment.
The lack of consensus at the summit reinforces skepticism about Europe's role in the peace process, with U.S. officials advocating for direct negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow, excluding European voices. Concerns also persist about Europe's military readiness and capability to sustain a significant deployment in Ukraine.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Expands Reciprocal Tariff Policy to Include VATs, Non-Tariff Barriers
President Trump announced a new reciprocal tariff policy that will include foreign value-added taxes (VATs) and non-tariff barriers, aiming to level the playing field for U.S. businesses. This policy will impose duties equivalent to those of other countries, targeting tax structures seen as unfair.
The plan addresses VATs, which provide financial incentives for foreign exports while disadvantaging U.S. goods. It also considers non-monetary barriers like regulations and subsidies that hinder American competitiveness abroad. The administration believes this approach will boost domestic production and promote fairer international trade.
Breitbart: D.C. Housing Market Sees Increase in Homes for Sale Amid Gov. Layoffs
The Washington, DC, housing market is experiencing an uptick in listings as government layoffs and buyouts increase. The median home price is around $600,000, with homes now staying on the market for about 22 days. Nearby areas like Fairfax City and Montgomery County have also seen significant price increases.
Active listings in DC have surged by 23.8%, with Montgomery County up 33.5% and Fairfax County rising 24.8%. This trend follows the Trump administration's efforts to downsize the federal workforce, leading to over 65,000 buyouts.
#history
Breitbart: Pinkerton: Make Presidents’ Day Washington’s Birthday Again
Presidents’ Day has devolved into a generic holiday focused on mattress sales rather than honoring historical significance, particularly that of George Washington. The shift from celebrating Washington's Birthday to Presidents’ Day in 1968 diluted the holiday’s meaning, primarily benefiting non-essential federal workers.
The article advocates for reinstating Washington’s Birthday as a holiday, emphasizing his foundational role in American democracy and the importance of civics education. With Trump's revival of the 1776 Commission, there is hope for a renewed focus on American history and values, particularly as the nation approaches significant anniversaries.