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1 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: US-Russian prisoner exchanges through the years: See the list
Four Americans, including journalist Evan Gershkovich and ex-Marine Paul Whelan, were freed in a major U.S.-Russia prisoner swap, the largest since the Cold War. Biden hailed it as a diplomatic triumph, underscoring the ongoing tug-of-war between the two nations.
This exchange echoes a long history of political prisoners traded between the U.S. and Russia, showcasing the persistent undercurrents of espionage and ideological strife.
Fox News: Flashback: Harris fumed at Americans for saying 'Merry Christmas' before illegal migrants got protections
In a 2017 press conference, Kamala Harris decried the insensitivity of saying "Merry Christmas" while illegal immigrant children faced uncertainty after the DACA program's end. She called for swift passage of the Dream Act to secure their status amid ongoing political battles.
Years later, she remains embroiled in border issues, branded the "border czar" by critics, with her administration pushing comprehensive immigration reform as Republicans resist. Harris maintains that her approach is about genuine solutions for the nation's immigration challenges.
Fox News: Whistleblower accuses acting Secret Service director of reducing counter surveillance before Trump shooting
In Butler, Pennsylvania, a whistleblower accused Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe Jr. of slashing the Counter Surveillance Division's staff, directly compromising security at a Trump rally where an assassination attempt occurred. If protocol had been followed, the gunman could have been apprehended beforehand.
Senator Josh Hawley's report highlighted failures in security assessments and retaliation against those who raised alarms about inadequate protection measures, painting a grim picture of the agency's oversight in safeguarding high-profile events.
The American Mind: American Maoism
Protest movements of the last decade echo Maoist tactics, with ideologies converging around causes like “Black Lives Matter” and “Free Palestine.” These actions often shield violent extremists, reflecting a long-gestating insurgency aiming to destabilize liberalism, not just the state.
Inspired by Mao, this insurgency employs strategic violence and infiltration, aiming to dismantle liberal compromise and erode institutional structures. As the conflict evolves, the survival of liberalism hangs in the balance, poised against a relentless assault on its very essence.
The Telegraph: St Andrews rector ousted from key roles after accusing Israel of committing genocide
The clash brewed in the hallowed halls of St Andrews, where the rector was ousted for her incendiary claims against Israel, branding its actions in Gaza as genocide. Her defiance of an investigative report showed she cared little for campus unity, igniting a firestorm instead.
The university's governing body, caught between ideals and reality, decided her words caused too much division. Ms. Maris vowed to battle the dismissal, proclaiming her unyielding stance on the Palestinian plight—a stance that risked the safety and comfort of others on campus.
#society
Times Of Israel: Far-right MK: Justice officials who go after soldiers will be ‘prosecuted as traitors’
Limor Son Har-Melech, a far-right MK, unleashed a chilling warning that any judicial officials who prosecute Israeli soldiers for war crimes will be treated as traitors. Demonstrations erupted in support of arrested reservists accused of severe abuse during the Gaza conflict.
Justice Minister Yariv Levin echoed the calls for judicial overhaul, insisting the legal system needed "foundational change" amid ongoing tensions. As the government grapples with these divisions and military conflicts, the cracks in Israeli society deepen, overshadowing critical legal reforms.
GB News: Bev Turner hits out at 'lazy' MSM over Southport protests as she delves into REAL reason behind UK's social unrest
Bev Turner criticized the media's lazy labels of protestors as "far-right," arguing that strong emotions should not equate to political affiliation. Amid civil unrest following the tragic stabbings of three girls in Southport, she condemned the violence but emphasized the need for calm.
She praised educator Katharine Birbalsingh for her approach to fostering unity in a diverse school, challenging the failures of multiculturalism. Turner insists on the importance of clear community identities without resorting to restrictions and surveillance as societal solutions.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: White House takes full credit for freeing Americans wrongfully detained in Russia: 'Vintage Joe Biden'
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan praised President Biden for orchestrating a successful prisoner swap with Russia, returning Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and others held unjustly. The deal underscored Biden's diplomatic skill and commitment to American citizens.
Despite concerns about potential future detainee scenarios, Sullivan argued that freeing innocents remains a priority outweighing the risks involved. The administration emphasized that no financial concessions were made as part of the exchange.
The Western Journal: Biden's Attempt to Mock Trump After Prisoner Trade With Russia Blows Up in His Face
Biden’s latest attempt to jab at Trump over a prisoner swap backfires when the facts reveal only one American was detained during Trump's presidency. The White House smirk fell flat, exposing the administration's shaky grip on foreign policy and its chaotic dealings with Russia.
Biden's façade of diplomatic prowess crumbles as his record morphs into a parody, reminiscent of a tiresome noir film where the protagonist can't seem to see the shadows closing in. The public’s gaze shifts from flashy bluster to the crumbling edifice of his foreign affairs legacy.
#culture
Le Monde: Olympics 2024: Composer Victor Le Masne says 'the rain was a key character in the ceremony'
Victor Le Masne, a vibrant French composer, crafted the soundtrack for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games' opening ceremony, ignited by discussions with stage director Thomas Jolly. He integrated diverse influences, avoiding clichés while celebrating France's musical heritage with playful, emotional flair.
His eclectic style, shaped by a rich musical background, reflects his unbound creativity—melding genres from techno to symphonic, capturing a joyful essence in the grand tableau of the Olympics.
#crime
The Western Journal: Illegal Immigrant Who Had Previously Been Deported Charged with Horrific Crime Against Young Relative
In Michigan, a deported illegal immigrant, Joel Quintana-Dominguez, faces charges of sexually assaulting his young daughter, igniting public outrage. Authorities fear more victims may emerge, raising questions about border security and the implications of illegal immigration.
Police chief Shelide criticized the system that allowed Quintana-Dominguez to return, noting the ongoing threat illegal immigrants pose. As investigations unfold, the case reminds us of the grim realities of crime intertwined with immigration policy.
GB News: Huge 150ft superyacht worth £150k-a-week sinks off Greek island after crew 'left side door open'
A 150ft superyacht called Ethos ran aground off Kefalonia after a crew member neglected to secure a door as the weather worsened, flooding the vessel. Fortunately, all aboard disembarked safely, while divers now assess the damage.
The luxury charter, priced at over €180,000 a week, faces public ridicule as viral footage circulates, showcasing the vessel's plight. Local authorities are overseeing damage control while officials at YachtCharterFleet hold their breath.
#sports
The Western Journal: Brazilian Swimmer Panics After Being Banished from Olympics After Brutal Mistake - 'I'm Helpless'
Ana Carolina Vieira, a 22-year-old Brazilian swimmer, got the boot from the Olympics for sneaking out of the athletes’ village and other misconduct. Left stranded without gear and support, she claims harassment and promises to take legal action.
While her teammate Gabriel Santos, who also left the village, escaped banishment, Vieira's defiance of a technical ruling sealed her fate. The swim team leader emphasized the seriousness of representing Brazil.
#technology
Forbes: Apple Reports Record June Earnings Despite Worst iPhone Sales In Years
Apple dodged a bullet this quarter, posting $1.40 per share and $85.8 billion in revenue, defying the trend of sagging iPhone sales. The promise of AI enhancements fueled optimism, but the drop in China shows vulnerability beneath the gloss.
While rivals falter, the tech giant's stock dances with allure ahead of the anticipated iPhone 16 release, reminding everyone that in this game of chance, even a titan trembles.