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17 May 2025
#illegals
GB News: Ex-border chief reveals why Britain can’t stop the boats as migrants exploit shocking loophole
Former UK Border Force Director Tony Smith raised concerns about the fast-tracking of small boat migrants into Britain, noting that only one in 15 are questioned upon arrival. This lack of vetting allows individuals with criminal backgrounds to bypass checks, raising significant security issues.
Smith emphasized the need for thorough screening and suggested that a detention facility at Manston could improve the situation. He criticized the absence of a proper deterrent in the current system, which hampers efforts to manage illegal immigration effectively.
#politics
The Western Journal: We Have the Audio: Damning 2023 Biden Cover-Up Exposed - Stunning Cognitive Collapse Caught on Recording
A recent report reveals audio evidence of former President Joe Biden struggling with cognitive recall during an interview related to an investigation into his handling of classified documents. The recordings show Biden experiencing long pauses and slurring words, raising concerns about his mental acuity.
Despite these revelations, special counsel Robert Hur decided against prosecuting Biden, citing his presentation as a sympathetic elderly man with memory issues. The media landscape is shifting, with some outlets beginning to acknowledge Biden's cognitive challenges, contradicting earlier dismissals of such concerns.
Fox News: Biden admits keeping classified Afghanistan document 'for posterity's sake' in leaked audio
Former President Joe Biden admitted in leaked audio from an interview with special counsel Robert Hur that he likely kept a classified document related to Afghanistan for "posterity's sake." Initially, Biden claimed he did not recall having the document, but later acknowledged wanting to retain it due to its historical significance.
The audio, released after a lawsuit by the House Judiciary Committee, raises concerns about Biden's memory and mental acuity. Hur decided against charging Biden, viewing him as a "sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory." The investigation focused on Biden's handling of classified documents during his vice presidency.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says it is ‘seizing strategic areas’ as it launches first stages of major new Gaza offensive
US President Trump questions Iran's need for a nuclear program given its vast oil reserves, stating he prefers a non-violent resolution to the issue. He asserts that Iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons.
The IDF has launched a major offensive in Gaza named "Gideon’s Chariots," aiming to seize strategic areas and defeat Hamas while addressing the humanitarian situation. Meanwhile, the UN humanitarian chief criticizes alternative aid proposals for Gaza, emphasizing the urgency of existing plans.