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28 Jul 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Another Atlantic Hoax: False Claim That Trump Will End Elections
In a recent speech, Trump told Christian supporters that if elected in 2025, they wouldn't need to vote again, suggesting a drastic shift away from democratic norms. His comments echo authoritarian tendencies, drawing unsettling comparisons to leaders who consolidate power.
Amidst applause, he promised to secure elections with voter ID, framing it as a necessary step against alleged cheating. Yet, his remarks raise eyebrows, blurring the line between humor and a serious warning about future elections.
#society
Breitbart: Harris Claimed 'Climate Anxiety' has People doubting having kids
Kamala Harris sparked controversy by suggesting that “climate anxiety” might deter young people from having children. During a talk in Pennsylvania, she highlighted how this fear of an uncertain future is influencing decisions about family and homeownership.
Critics quickly seized the moment, branding her commentary as anti-family, with figures like JD Vance and Elon Musk weighing in harshly. As tensions mount in the run-up to the election, the outcry underscores the deep divides over climate change and societal values.
GB News: 'I'm ashamed for my country!' French MEP hits out after Paris Olympics opening ceremony - 'It is propaganda'
The 2024 Paris Olympics grand opening flaunted an extravagant mix of spectacle and controversy, blending biblical imagery with modern flair, drawing sharp critiques from a French MEP who dubbed it "woke propaganda." Drag queens and a Dionysian singer stirred the pot further.
In a city that thrives on revolution and art, the divide deepened as tradition collided with the avant-garde, leaving audiences grappling with what it all meant.
Breitbart: LGBTQI+ Leader Defends Paris Opening Ceremony: Bemoans Lack of Visibility for Community
In the shadow of the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony, criticism erupts over a contentious tableau of “The Last Supper” and a host of drag queens. Inter-LGBT President Leperlier defends the spectacle as a needed spotlight for France's LGBTQI+ community, citing persistent societal issues.
Yet, while some laud the representation, others decry it as a mockery of tradition and faith. Amidst this circus, one thing’s clear: the fight for visibility and acceptance in the LGBTQI+ arena is far from over.
Times Of Israel: Anger and grief mix as Majdal Shams buries 10 children killed in rocket strike
In Majdal Shams, mourners buried ten children lost to a rocket strike, with the community draped in black and businesses closed. The tragedy ignited profound grief and anger towards Hezbollah and resentment towards Israeli authorities for perceived neglect.
While some voices called for vengeance, others dared to question the narrative, suggesting a darker truth behind the attack. The Druze community stands at a crossroads, grieving and grappling with their fractured identity amidst the echoes of war.
The Telegraph: Mourners heckle Israeli ministers at funerals of 12 children killed by Hezbollah rockets
At the funerals of 12 children killed by a suspected Hezbollah rocket, Israeli ministers faced furious backlash from mourners who deemed their presence political. The Druze community, to which the victims belonged, had explicitly asked for a quiet farewell, free from politicizing tragedy.
Hezbollah denied involvement, yet tensions soared as the Israeli government promised retaliation. The aftermath painted a grim picture of sorrow overshadowed by political strife and deep divides within the community.
Fox News: 'Go to California': Oklahoma State Superintendent slams districts refusing to integrate Bible into curriculum
Oklahoma’s Superintendent Ryan Walters is pushing to integrate the Bible into public school curricula, claiming it’s essential for understanding American history. Several large districts are resisting, concerned about the legal and educational implications of this mandate.
Despite the pushback, Walters insists parents support the decision, arguing that the Bible's influence on U.S. history must not be ignored. Critics warn this could deepen the culture wars in education.
#military
The Telegraph: The US Navy should bolt missiles onto everything that floats
The US Navy's frigate program is delayed, crucial lawmakers demand immediate action to boost naval missile capacity as the fleet faces sinking firepower. Senators push for a plan to hasten delivery of new vessels and consider arming existing ships.
A dire need for missile strength looms, with Chinese naval power on the rise. Options on the table include rapid acquisitions and augmenting lightly-armed support vessels, but time is short, and the political winds are shifting.
#culture
GB News: 'Is it an insult to Christianity!' Debate gets FIERY over Paris Olympics opening ceremony - 'As a Muslim, I can't bear it'
The Paris Olympics opened with a twist on The Last Supper, featuring drag queens. Dr. Sheikh Ramzy called out the depiction, claiming it insulted Muslims, igniting a fierce debate amidst a backdrop of Christian outrage.
A cultural flashpoint in a charged society.
Breitbart: 'We Were Shocked': Olympic Sponsor C-Spire Pulls Ads After 'Mockery 'of Last Supper
The Paris Olympics opened with a drag queen parody of the Last Supper, igniting fury among American sponsors and religious leaders. C-Spire pulled its ads, citing shock at the "mockery," while Mississippi's Governor cheered the company's actions.
In the heat of backlash, artists defended their intent of promoting inclusion and diversity, arguing for the value of artistic freedom. Yet, discontent brewed among many, claiming it disrespected Christianity and the values of France.
#crime
The Telegraph: How the real Secret Service has let down US presidents and is far from Hollywood’s dramas
In a world where Hollywood paints the Secret Service as impenetrable guardians, the reality is bloodier and far less glamorous. From oversights during political events to a history of dismal security lapses, their record reads more like a crime novel than a hero's tale.
The agency, once synonymous with honor and efficiency, now appears mired in chaos, mismanagement, and a troubling culture that prioritizes cover-ups over accountability, all under the relentless spotlight of political scrutiny.
#sports
Forbes: Simone Biles’ Olympic Dominance Continues As She Qualifies For Every Event Final
Simone Biles has clinched finals spots in all five individual gymnastics events at the Paris Olympics, despite a minor leg injury. The American team is poised for gold in the team final, while Biles aims to add another skill named for her to her record.
The competition heats up with Biles and Suni Lee facing off for the first time in the all-around, a historic moment among American champions. All eyes are on Biles, the most decorated gymnast ever, as she looks to further cement her legacy.