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10 Aug 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Technology, K-9s, Persistence Lead to Arrest of Would-Be Migrant Got-Aways near Border in Texas
Three migrants from Coahuila, Mexico, crossed into Texas near Quemado. Alerts triggered by surveillance cameras set off a manhunt involving Texas DPS, National Guard, and Border Patrol. They were apprehended after using heat-masking clothing to evade detection.
The trio now faces enhanced charges for criminal trespass under a state emergency declaration, highlighting the ongoing pressure to deter illegal crossings.
#politics
Breitbart: Microsoft Warns of Iranian Hackers Targeting U.S. Officials During Presidential Campaign
Hackers with ties to the Iranian government have ramped up cyberattacks on U.S. officials during the presidential campaign, aiming to stir political discord, according to a Microsoft report. Their methods include creating fake news sites and spear-phishing attempts against key campaign figures.
While Russia remains a significant threat, Iran's operations have become more prominent, blending traditional tactics with cyber warfare. The ultimate goal appears to be chaos, especially targeting perceived enemies like Donald Trump as the election looms.
Fox News: Washington Post chief fact-checker slams Tim Walz’s claims of carrying weapons ‘in war’: ‘Sloppy and false’
Glenn Kessler of the Washington Post debunked Gov. Tim Walz's boast of carrying weapons "in war" during his military service, confirming he had no combat experience. Walz handled weapons but not in battle, leading to criticism across the political landscape.
His claim, made during a gun control town hall, was labeled as "sloppy and false" by Kessler. GOP figures seized on the opportunity, questioning Walz's integrity over his military narrative.
The Western Journal: Audio: Dem Insider Says ‘Republicans For Harris' Was Created By Kamala’s Campaign
In a twist worthy of a detective's notebook, "Republicans for Harris" emerges as a potential smoke screen, orchestrated by Kamala Harris's campaign. Insider whispers hint it’s less a bipartisan coalition and more a cherry-picked gaggle of disenchanted liberals dressed as Republicans.
While genuine support for Harris raises eyebrows, a Democrat insider spills the beans on a possibly astroturfed operation, populated by lobbyists and ex-critics of the GOP. It suggests a calculated scheme to sway voters, leaving truth in the shadows.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: ‘We’re not going to stop talking about stolen elections and stolen momentum’
Jack Posobiec dissected Trump’s Mar-a-Lago press conference, contrasting the lively reality of Trump joking and engaging the press with the media’s portrayal of chaos. Trump tackled issues from the FBI to abortion, leaving attendees entertained, not confused.
Despite claims of a lack of campaign presence, Posobiec highlighted Trump’s Zoom call with Pennsylvania, dismissing media narratives and asserting that election integrity remains a hot topic. The aspirations for change and challengers like Kamala Harris won't cut it; the fight is far from over.
Breitbart: The Curious Case of the Media’s Failure to Secure an Interview with Kamala Harris
In a twist of political fate, Vice President Kamala Harris remains a ghost in the media landscape, avoiding unscripted interviews since June 2024. As her campaign steers clear of tough questions, the press grows restless, its need for newsworthy content clashing with Harris's strategy of silence.
With elite media struggling to stay afloat, the absence of a Harris interview highlights the widening gulf between ambition and accountability. As the clock ticks, her avoidance may bolster her standing—but it's a high-stakes gamble in the unforgiving world of politics.
#military
Breitbart: Russia Launches 'Counter-Terror' Operation Against Ukraine Incursion
Moscow launched a "counter-terror operation" in three border regions as Ukraine mounted a bold offensive, crossing into Russian territory. Troops and equipment surged into the area, amidst evacuation efforts for civilians caught in the fray.
Both sides claim heavy losses but remain tight-lipped about their actual gains. Ukraine aims to pressure Russia while its leaders tout successful strikes; meanwhile, the humanitarian cost rises as civilians face violent repercussions.
The Telegraph: Tim Walz ‘misspoke’ about using weapons ‘in war’
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor, faced backlash for claiming he carried weapons "in war," despite not serving in combat. His remarks resurged after criticism from JD Vance, a veteran, who accused him of "stolen valor."
The Harris-Walz campaign clarified the misstatement, emphasizing Walz's belief that only trained military personnel should handle such weapons.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Israel slammed globally after Hamas claims at least 90 dead in strike on Gaza school
In a deadly airstrike on a Gaza school, Israeli forces claimed to target Hamas operatives, but the civilian toll was catastrophic, with reports of over 90 deaths, prompting international outrage. Diplomats condemned the attack, calling for a ceasefire amid ongoing chaos.
The backdrop is a relentless conflict, where the lines between combatants and civilians blur amidst strategic military objectives. Accusations fly from various nations, framing Israel's actions as war crimes while it defends its tactics as counterterrorism.
The Western Journal: Biking Cowboy Uses His Ride to Stop Street Beat Down, Shames Men Who Stood By and Did Nothing
On the Venice boardwalk, Zackory Foster, a pedi-cab driver, intervenes in a violent street fight, showcasing a rare act of courage against a backdrop of complacency. His actions go viral, highlighting society's troubling tendency to stand by during chaos.
In a world steeped in fear of backlash, Foster's bravery raises questions about accountability. As he reflects on the apathy of onlookers, the specter of media sensationalism looms, hinting at why many prefer to do nothing at all.
GB News: Benefit fraudster confesses to failing to inform DWP he was earning money as musician
In a world where honesty is a rare commodity, Stewart Gray, a 49-year-old from Onchan, confessed to pocketing nearly £2,000 in benefits while earning as a musician. He painted himself into a corner with his lies, now waiting for a judge's gavel to drop on his fate.
Fraud is a two-way street, as Brian Thomas Mingins and Tracy Ashbridge show. Mingins hid over £33,000 in savings while playing the victim, while Ashbridge cashes in on a fabricated family of disabled kids, only to face little consequence. The system's broken—who's really getting played?