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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Left Finally Finds Refugees It Won't Accept
The media has shown reluctance to accept Afrikaner refugees fleeing South Africa's violent, racially motivated government, despite their clear persecution. While millions of migrants with questionable backgrounds have been welcomed, the arrival of 54 Afrikaners has sparked concern, highlighting a racial double standard.
This situation raises questions about the legitimacy of refugee policies, as the Afrikaners face violence and land seizures under a government that promotes racial expropriation. The left's opposition to their asylum reflects a troubling bias against white refugees escaping a Communist regime.
#society
Front Page Magazine: From Eden to AI
Big Tech is likened to a modern false god, promising omniscience and control while ultimately enslaving humanity. While technology has brought significant benefits, such as medical advancements and global communication, it can also lead to dependency and manipulation, as corporations prioritize profit over truth.
The article warns that as Big Tech grows in power, it resembles the Tower of Babel, centralizing control and stifling dissent. People are encouraged to recognize the dangers of this digital dominion and the need to challenge the influence of these corporations to preserve freedom and integrity.
Front Page Magazine: This Will Fix Everything: Suspected Jihadi Ordered to Live at Mosque
A Yemeni man, Husam Taha Ali Al-Sewaiee, arrested for attempting to join a Middle Eastern terrorist group, has been granted bail to live under house arrest at a Toronto mosque. Critics argue this decision could allow him to deepen his extremist beliefs.
The judge's ruling raises concerns about the potential for Al-Sewaiee to further embrace jihadist ideology while in a religious environment. The mosque's teachings are unlikely to differ from those found globally, which include violent interpretations of Islam.
The Western Journal: Major Warning: Ford Recalls 247,000 Cars Due to Deadly Issue
Ford Motor Company has issued a recall for nearly 274,000 Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs due to a brake malfunction that could lead to a loss of brake function while driving. The defect, affecting model years 2022 to 2024, may cause brake fluid leaks, increasing crash risks.
Ford estimates that about one percent of these vehicles are impacted and has received warranty reports of front brake line leaks. The company will inspect and repair the affected vehicles free of charge, with owner notifications starting May 26.
GB News: Labour could roll out nationwide pavement parking ban amid growing 'nuisance' to vulnerable Britons
Labour is addressing the issue of pavement parking in the UK, with Transport Minister Lilian Greenwood promising new regulations soon. The government is reviewing feedback from local authorities and stakeholders to improve pedestrian safety, particularly for vulnerable groups.
Concerns over pavement parking's impact on safety have garnered cross-party support in Parliament. Currently, fines apply only in London and some Scottish cities. The government's upcoming response aims to outline measures to tackle this "nuisance" affecting public safety.
#economy
Times Of Israel: Full text of Trump’s speech in Riyadh: ‘Dawn of the bright new day for the great people of the Middle East’
In his address at the Saudi-US Investment Forum, President Donald Trump emphasized the longstanding partnership between the United States and Saudi Arabia, dating back to 1945. He highlighted recent achievements in the U.S., including a significant reduction in illegal border crossings and a surge in military enlistments.
Trump also touted economic successes, claiming the creation of nearly half a million jobs and historic investments from major companies. He praised Saudi Arabia's transformation under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, noting the impressive developments in the kingdom.
#crime
Le Monde: US singer Chris Brown charged with 'grievous bodily harm' in England, police confirm
Chris Brown has been charged with "grievous bodily harm" following an assault at a London nightclub in 2023. He was arrested at a hotel in Manchester and is currently in custody, set to appear in court on Friday morning.