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Jul 28, 2025 |
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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Daniel Greenfield Calls for More Deportations at LAX Terror Attack Memorial
Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, spoke at the annual memorial at LAX for victims of the first Islamic terrorist attack on the West Coast. The event commemorates the lives lost, including Victoria Hen, and emphasizes the need for vigilance against jihadism and illegal immigration.
Greenfield highlighted the ongoing threat of jihadist violence and the importance of deporting illegal alien terrorists. The memorial serves as a reminder of the dangers posed by unchecked immigration and the necessity for security measures to prevent similar attacks.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Third Parties Don't Work
Many Americans express dissatisfaction with the political duopoly of Democrats and Republicans, yet alternatives like multi-party systems often lead to instability and shifting political centers, as seen in countries like the Netherlands and Israel. The lack of viable third parties in the U.S. stems from redistricting, financing issues, and a preference for established candidates.
Despite widespread discontent with both major parties, voters often opt for them over third-party candidates, fearing wasted votes. Attempts at creating a fiscally conservative, socially liberal party have repeatedly failed, as current dynamics favor spending-driven political power.
#society
Times Of Israel: Toll in Texas floods rises to at least 51 amid desperate search for missing campers
A historic flash flood in Kerrville, Texas, has resulted in at least 43 fatalities, including 15 children, with 27 girls from Camp Mystic still unaccounted for. Rescuers are utilizing helicopters, boats, and drones in a desperate search amid ongoing rain and flash flood warnings.
The floodwaters rose dramatically, catching many by surprise despite prior warnings. Local officials are facing scrutiny over preparedness and response, as the area is known for its susceptibility to flooding. Recovery efforts are underway, but the situation remains dire.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: The 'Ceasefire' Deal Means Victory for Hamas
Negotiating with Islamic terrorists is fraught with risks, with the first rule being to avoid negotiations altogether. Current ceasefire talks led by Qatar and others have increasingly favored Hamas, despite its military losses, and include demands for Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
This approach, which legitimizes Hamas's goals, poses a danger as it undermines Israel's security. A "permanent ceasefire" is a misleading concept, as Hamas remains committed to its destructive agenda against Israel. The U.S. should refrain from endorsing such deals.
#health
GB News: Doctors spend four times more on paperwork than patients, new study reveals
A new study from Imperial College London reveals NHS doctors spend 70% of their time on administrative tasks, leaving only 18% for patient care. This excessive paperwork could lead to burnout and poorer health outcomes, undermining the quality of training for future doctors.
Experts call for reducing administrative burdens to enhance patient care and improve training experiences. The study highlights the need for systemic changes to ensure doctors can focus more on direct patient interaction, drawing lessons from successful reforms in other countries.