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GB News: Shocking moment Patrick Christys finds ‘how to break into Britain’ manual stuck to water container in Calais
Patrick Christys discovered an instruction manual for migrants seeking to cross the Channel in Calais, detailing safety tips and advice on avoiding dangers during the journey. The manual, primarily in Arabic, highlights risks like traveling in trucks and provides emergency contact information.
During his visit, Christys confronted charity workers about their role in aiding migrants, questioning the line between humanitarian assistance and facilitating human trafficking. He faced hostility from migrants at a camp, contrasting with his previous visit, and struggled to obtain information about their plans to reach the UK.
Front Page Magazine: Wednesday Quick Takes
Sunny Hostin from The View claimed that Stephen Colbert's show cancellation signifies a threat to democracy and the Constitution, arguing that comedians are under attack. Critics counter that Colbert's show was financially unviable and his freedom of speech remains intact.
Hunter Biden, in a recent interview, expressed frustration over immigration issues, using profanity and claiming that immigrants contribute significantly to society. He suggested that white men are more likely to commit violent crimes than immigrants and criticized deportation policies.
#politics
The Western Journal: With Epstein Fires Flaring, House Schedule Abruptly Changes, 5-Week Vacation to Begin Early
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced an early recess for the House, citing pressures from the Jeffrey Epstein controversy and Democratic attempts to schedule votes on related files. He criticized Democrats for using the issue for political gain and emphasized the need for the Trump administration to handle the situation.
Johnson defended the Republican stance on transparency, arguing that the party should not be lectured by Democrats, whom he accused of orchestrating political cover-ups. The House is set to reconvene on September 2 after a five-week break.
Breitbart: Liberal Nonprofits Push Radical Agenda of Dem NC Governor Josh Stein
Leftist nonprofits, such as Dogwood Health Trust, are reportedly aiding radical Democrats like North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein in advancing their agendas. Recently, Stein announced $55 million in grants to support small businesses, while Dogwood has funded various leftist initiatives including DEI programs.
Critics argue that this partnership exemplifies a cycle where nonprofits support Democratic policies, which in turn secure funding for these organizations. The Dogwood Health Trust has allocated significant resources to groups promoting racial equity, immigrant rights, and LGBTQ+ causes, reflecting a broader strategy to embed leftist values within community support efforts.
The Western Journal: Remember How Comey Said They 'Up-Classified' 2,000 Hillary Emails? Well, Look What We Just Found in Newly Declassified Docs
A newly declassified report reveals discrepancies in former FBI Director James Comey's 2016 statements regarding classified emails on Hillary Clinton's unsecured server. Comey claimed 2,000 emails were "up-classified," but a report by Inspector General Michael Horowitz states that 2,063 emails contained classified information, including top secret content.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley criticized the handling of the Clinton investigation, asserting that the facts show Clinton violated the law and should have faced prosecution. The release of these documents raises questions about the accuracy of Comey's earlier claims.
Breitbart: Michael Rapaport Rips 'Zoron the Moron' Mamdani: 'Will Never Run Me Out of New York'
Michael Rapaport is urging New Yorkers to stay in the city if socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani wins the upcoming mayoral election. He criticized Mamdani, calling him “Zoron the Moron” and a “terrorist-supporting” candidate, while expressing determination to remain in New York despite potential challenges.
Rapaport emphasized the need for residents to take responsibility for the city's future, suggesting that if Mamdani wins, it would be a reflection of their choices. He called on other candidates, including Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa, to withdraw and support sitting Mayor Eric Adams to prevent Mamdani's victory.
Breitbart: Watch: Mahmoud Khalil Repeatedly Refuses to Condemn Hamas on CNN
Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil, recently released from ICE detention, declined to specifically condemn Hamas during a CNN interview, focusing instead on the plight of Palestinian civilians. He criticized what he termed "selective outrage" regarding condemnation and emphasized the importance of addressing root causes of the conflict.
Khalil expressed his commitment to advocating for the cessation of violence against Palestinians, framing his stance within the context of international law and human rights. He argued that asking for condemnation of Hamas while ignoring the deaths of Palestinians is disingenuous.
#war
Fox News: 'Wonder Woman' actress Gal Gadot praises 'strength' of freed Hamas hostages during emotional visit
Gal Gadot visited survivors of Hamas captivity in Israel, where she embraced and listened to their harrowing stories. The women expressed gratitude for her advocacy in bringing attention to hostages still held by Hamas, urging her to continue the fight.
Currently, 50 hostages remain in captivity, despite a previous agreement that released 33 individuals. Gadot's visit aims to raise international awareness for those still missing.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: U.S.-China Dual Citizen Pleads Guilty to Stealing Missile-Tracking Tech from L.A. Firm
Chenguang Gong, a 59-year-old dual citizen of the U.S. and China, pled guilty to stealing missile-tracking technology from a Los Angeles area firm. He downloaded thousands of proprietary files, including sensitive data on missile detection systems, while working as a design manager.
Gong had previously applied to China's Talent Programs, aiming to develop military-related technology. He faces up to ten years in prison, with sentencing set for September, while currently free on a $1.75 million bond.
Front Page Magazine: Iran - The Widening Cracks
The Iranian regime faces unprecedented challenges, including widespread protests and economic collapse, leading to a surge in organized Resistance Units advocating for regime change. The People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) is at the forefront, rejecting both the current theocracy and the monarchy, as calls for a secular democratic republic grow.
As the regime intensifies its brutality against dissenters, including recent violent crackdowns on prisoners, the PMOI/MEK continues to mobilize support across the nation. With Iran's leadership suspending cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog, the urgency for international support for the Resistance Units is critical to prevent the regime from advancing its nuclear ambitions.