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6 Jul 2023
#politics
Flag And Cross: Yolanda Díaz Slams Door On Catalonia Referendum, Urges Dialogue For Resolution
Yolanda Diaz, leader of Sumar, firmly states that there will be no referendum or consultation on Catalonia's independence from Spain. She emphasizes the need for dialogue and peace, accusing both the independence movement and Spanish unionism of creating noise. Despite recent changes and efforts by the Pedro Sánchez government, Sumar has yet to specify their proposal for Catalonia.
Daily Wire: RFK Raised $3 Million In Last 3 Days Before 2nd Quarter Filing Deadline: Report
Democratic presidential challenger Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. raised $3 million in the last three days of the second quarter, posing a threat to President Joe Biden's re-election plan. Kennedy's message, despite his reputation as a conspiracy theorist, is resonating with moderate Democrats. However, he faces an uphill battle for the Democratic nomination as Biden has the advantage of incumbency and the backing of the Democratic Party. Legacy media outlets also seem to be hindering Kennedy's message from reaching the public.
Fox News: Federal judge recommends US Supreme Court approve settlement on Rio Grande water management
Lawmakers in New Mexico express concerns over the conflict with Texas regarding the management of the Rio Grande. Leaving farmland barren is not a sustainable solution for Texas to receive its water allocation.
Daily Wire: U.K. Bank Refuses To Open Account For Conservative Parent Group: Report
Metro Bank, one of the largest banks in the U.K., refused to open a business account for Our Duty, a conservative parent group advocating against gender transitions for minors. The bank cited conflicts with its own culture and support for LGBTQ staff networks. This incident follows reports of British banks shutting down accounts based on political or moral views.
Flag And Cross: Former Secret Service Agent, Ex-WH Official Blow Lid Off WH Cocaine Story: Culprit Is Much Closer to Home
The suspicious white substance found at the White House was confirmed to be cocaine. Former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino believes it was someone in the Biden clan. The establishment media is avoiding investigating the source, possibly due to Hunter Biden's past drug addiction.
Fox News: Karine Jean-Pierre called out by McEnany for 'inexcusable' briefing on WH cocaine: 'She brought no answers'
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany criticized Karine Jean-Pierre for not providing new information during a briefing about cocaine found in the West Wing. McEnany deemed it "totally inexcusable." Jean-Pierre referred questions to the Secret Service and stated that the president and his family were not present during the incident.
Red State: Team DeSantis Thinks It Can Win by Painting Trump as ‘Pioneer’ of Woke Gender Ideology
Team DeSantis released a video attacking Trump's past support for the LGBTQ community. DeSantis claims that Trump introduced gender ideology into the mainstream. This attack has received criticism from GOP members, including LGBTQ Republicans, and risks alienating Trump's base.
DeSantis's strategy of being anti-woke and attacking Trump's stance on LGBTQ issues is not resonating with conservative voters. He needs to focus on policy and demonstrate his depth and understanding as a candidate. There are better areas to attack Trump, such as his response to COVID-19 and his immigration policies.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Marjorie Taylor Greene OUT of the Freedom Caucus
Marjorie Taylor Greene was voted out of the Freedom Caucus after a heated clash with fellow member Lauren Boebert. Greene's disrespectful remarks and tensions within the group were cited as reasons for her removal.
Washington Free Beacon: North Carolina Governor, a Democrat, Vetoes Bill That Would Protect Women's Sports From Biological Men
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has vetoed a bill that would have banned transgender women from competing in women's sports. Cooper argued that the legislation would harm vulnerable children and further ignite political divisions. The veto nullifies the Fairness in Women's Sports Act, but if overturned, North Carolina would join the growing list of states that have implemented similar bans.
The New American: The Biden White House: From Base of Freedom to Freebasing - The New American
This episode highlights the corruption within the Biden Administration, including the discovery of cocaine on the White House premises. President Biden's July 4th address calls for increased gun confiscation. Hollywood's new movie "Barbie" receives a critical examination for its support of Communist China.
#society
Newsbusters: Jimmy Lai: Jailed by Communist China While Fighting for Freedom in Hong Kong
Billionaire businessman Jimmy Lai chose to stay in Hong Kong and go to jail rather than leave when Communist China crushed freedom. He grew up in poverty in China and found hope in Hong Kong's prosperity. Lai became successful through his clothing business and later started a media company to deliver information and fight for freedom. Despite the loss of Hong Kong's freedom and his arrest, Lai does not regret his decision to stay. He remains a hero of freedom.
Fox News: Jessica Simpson reacts to rumors she’s on Ozempic: ‘Do people want me to be drinking again?’
Jessica Simpson, the singer and mother of three, addressed rumors about her weight and denied using the diabetes drug Ozempic for weight loss. She expressed frustration with the continued scrutiny over her body and the impact of social media on her and her children. Simpson also discussed her struggles with alcohol and how it affected her creativity and missed opportunities in her music career.
PJ Media: WEF Partner Aimed to ‘End’ ‘Private Car Ownership’ to Save the Planet
Arup Group, a partner of the World Economic Forum, released a 2019 report calling for an end to private car ownership and changes in consumption habits to combat climate change. However, scientific data challenges the idea that private cars contribute significantly to global warming. The report suggests that citizens should depend on the elites for travel and proposes a world with no private ownership. This plan would require government approval for all commodities and a digital ID/social credit score for individuals.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia’s missile attack on Lviv violated World Heritage Convention by targeting protected building, UNESCO says – CNN
A Russian missile attack on a historic building in Lviv kills six civilians and violates the World Heritage Convention, according to UNESCO. The attack is the largest on civilian infrastructure since the invasion began.
#economy
Forbes: Powering Sustainable Transport: VAT Challenges In The E-Mobility Industry
The adoption of electric vehicles is increasing as businesses and consumers aim to reduce carbon emissions. New business models have emerged to assist drivers in finding and using charging stations. However, there are unanswered questions about the tax treatment of transactions between charge point operators, e-mobility service providers, and electric vehicle owners. The EU VAT Committee has provided guidelines, but they are non-binding and lack legal certainty. A recent court decision confirmed that all services provided by a company operating charging stations are considered a single supply of electricity for VAT purposes. The EU's "VAT in the Digital Age" initiative aims to simplify VAT compliance for e-mobility service providers.
Forbes: U.S. Economic Activity Moves South As Northeast’s Decline Continues
The South's economy has surpassed the Northeast's, thanks to population growth, lower taxes, and a lower cost of living. This shift has been decades in the making, as people have been drawn to the South's warmer weather and better economic conditions. High taxes and restrictive regulations in the Northeast have led to an exodus of people and businesses to the South.
#crime
Fox News: No charges in Buffalo blaze that killed firefighter: 'stupid but not criminal'
A fire in a Buffalo costume shop that killed a firefighter has been ruled accidental. The fire began when a blowtorch ignited bags of clothing. Despite two explosions, no criminal charges will be pursued. The firefighter's body was recovered after 3 1/2 hours.
Washington Free Beacon: FACT CHECK: The Secret Service Can't Determine Who Brought Cocaine to the White House
The Secret Service may struggle to identify the person who left cocaine at the White House. It is suggested that the drug was found in the living quarters where Hunter Biden is rumored to be staying. A former Secret Service agent believes that the agency has the ability to find the culprit but questions whether they have the willingness to do so.
Fox News: WV officer fatally shoots unarmed Detroit man who claimed he had gun, threatened to blow up house
A West Virginia police officer fatally shot an unarmed Detroit man who threatened to shoot someone and blow up a house. The officer is on administrative leave while an investigation takes place.
Flag And Cross: Grocery Store Employee Reveals Thieves' Identity with One Smooth Move, Gets Ugly News at Start of His Next Shift
An employee at a Colorado grocery store recorded a group of shoplifters stealing nearly $500 worth of laundry detergent. Despite helping catch the thieves, the employee was suspended and later fired by the company for violating their policy against dealing with shoplifters. The incident highlights the issue of rampant retail theft and the negative consequences faced by those who try to do the right thing.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Get Ready to Get Itchy: A “Mosquito Surge” Is Hitting the California Mountains
A spike in temperature and high Sierra snowpack have led to a surge of "snowmelt mosquitoes" in California's Sierra. Mosquitoes are hatching en masse due to the abundance of standing water and warm temperatures. The increase in mosquitoes could pose health risks and discomfort for hikers and outdoor adventurers.
Outdoor Life: Rapala R12 vs Bubba Lithium: Fillet Knife Shootout
The Bubba Lithium Ion Cordless Electric Fillet Knife and the Rapala R12 Heavy-Duty Lithium Fillet Knife are both powerful and efficient cordless fillet knives. The Bubba is better suited for saltwater and larger freshwater fish, with longer blades and a lower price. However, the Rapala R12 has more torque and is ideal for freshwater species, with the option to invest in additional blades. Ultimately, it depends on personal preference and intended use.
Outdoor Life: Camping Hacks: 51 Tips and Tricks for Your Next Camping Trip
Whether you're a hardcore backpacker or a casual camper, these camping tips and hacks will help you out this summer. Keep gear light for backpacking, pretreat for ticks, don't use stuff sacks, and don't worry about soap. Consider trekking poles, pack only what you're going to eat, bring dry clothes for sleeping, and have a down jacket. Protect your feet, use powder in hot weather, and bring paracord. Use your shirt as a towel, carry an emergency transponder, have a safety plan, and bring two ways to purify water. Poop responsibly and always pack an extra meal.
#technology
Daily Wire: Zuckerberg Says Instagram Threads Has 30 Million Sign Ups
Facebook's new Twitter competitor, Instagram's Threads, gained 30 million sign-ups in its first 24 hours, making it a serious rival. Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, aims to reach one billion users and plans to grow Threads before considering monetization. However, Twitter is threatening legal action due to the alleged misuse of trade secrets by Meta, the parent company of Facebook.
The Epoch Times: Suncor Cyberattackers Obtained Petro-Points Members' Contact Information
Suncor Energy Inc. experienced a cyberattack, resulting in the leak of customer data from its Petro-Canada retail chain. The cybercriminals accessed the Petro-Points rewards program and acquired members' basic contact information. Suncor is investigating the incident and will notify affected parties if further information was obtained.
#other
Fox News: Princess cruise ship from Alaska with thousands onboard damaged after hitting San Francisco pier
A cruise ship crashed into Pier 27 in San Francisco, causing damage to the ship and pier. No injuries were reported and passengers were asked to disembark. The ship had just completed a 10-day journey to Alaska.
Fox News: Investigation under way after Wisconsin teen killed in alleged sawmill accident
A 16-year-old boy died at a Wisconsin sawmill in an industrial accident. Lawmakers in several states, including Wisconsin, are considering legislation that would allow children to work in more hazardous occupations. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the incident for possible child labor violations.
Field & Stream: Watch an Elephant Pin Down and Stab a Charging Rhino with Its Tusks
In a viral video, an epic showdown between an elephant and a charging rhinoceros ends with the elephant pinning down the rhino. The elephant may have gored the rhino, leaving it with massive internal bleeding.
The Epoch Times: With a Shared Love of Entertaining and Recipes, Two Lifelong Friends Have Turned a Party Hit Into a Growing Business
Sara Doherty and Britt Jungerberg, best friends and business partners, started selling their popular pickle dip at farmers markets in 2017. The dip, now known as Plucky Pickle Dip, has four varieties and can be used in various ways. It is widely available locally and in Target stores nationwide.