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12 Aug 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Stop the War calls for halt to Ukraine’s ‘terrifying escalation’ in Russia
The Stop the War Coalition stands against Ukraine's recent offensive into Russia, labeling it a “terrifying escalation” of the conflict. They argue that military aid from NATO prolongs the violence and advocate for a ceasefire to prevent further consequences and refugees.
Social media backlash highlights a polarized opinion, with some asserting Ukraine's actions are a rightful defense against Russian aggression. The coalition, led by figures like Jeremy Corbyn, insists on the need for peace amidst rising tensions.
Fox News: FDNY hooks new boss after commissioner threatened to 'hunt' firefighters who booed Letitia James
New York City's fire commissioner Laura Kavanagh steps down amid backlash from firefighters after controversy involving Attorney General Letitia James. Reports indicate Robert Tucker, CEO of T&M USA and experienced in high-rise security, is set to take her place.
The change comes as tensions rise within the FDNY, following Kavanagh's rocky tenure marked by lawsuits and public heckling at events. Tucker, a board member of the FDNY Foundation, aims to stabilize the department without a prior firefighting background.
Human Events: Elon Musk responds to threat of legal action over comments that former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf ‘loathes white people’, says ‘make my day’
Elon Musk doubled down on his explosive claim that Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf is “super racist” against white people, daring him to sue. Yousaf called Musk “one of the most dangerous men on the planet,” citing concerns over disinformation on his platform, X.
Yousaf's lawyer warns that free speech has limits, and Musk's statements have put his client in a precarious position. The feud’s growing intensity seems set to escalate, as both sides prepare for a legal standoff.
Fox News: The Atlantic's David Frum shut down on CNN after he attempts to psychoanalyze Trump: 'Self-hatred'
David Frum suggested on CNN that Trump’s behavior reveals clinical narcissism, rooted in deep self-worth issues. Frum contended that Trump's ideology serves to mask his insecurities, resulting in aggression when challenged. His remarks were met with immediate pushback from the host.
Frum also criticized JD Vance, implying his online persona distorts reality and fuels unfounded allegations against rival politicians. Their exchange reflected the chaotic, often absurd nature of today’s political discourse, where facts risk getting lost in the noise.
CNSNews: Gov. Walz STILL Hasn’t Retracted False Claim About Military Rank on Website
Democrat candidate Kamala Harris adjusted her running mate Gov. Tim Walz's military bio after accusations of false claims about his rank. Despite a retraction on the campaign site, Walz's official government bio still implies he retired as a command sergeant major when he did not.
Public scrutiny grows as Walz's embellishments remain live, even as the campaign attempts to clarify the truth. The governor's refusal to amend his official record speaks volumes about political accountability.
The Western Journal: Trump Hits Biden DOJ with Enormous Lawsuit, Alleges Protocols Violated Amid ‘Political Persecution’
Trump's lawsuit against the DOJ for $100 million alleges political persecution stemming from the August 2022 raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate, claiming violations of legal protocols. His attorney argues that this isn't just Trump's fight but for all Americans against government overreach.
The filing accuses officials of targeting Trump for political motives, claiming their actions were unconstitutional and harmful to him, while the Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity complicates the DOJ's position.
Fox News: Former leader of Walz's battalion publishes scathing message aimed at governor's military career: Report
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor and VP candidate, faces fierce accusations of "stolen valor" as his military service is scrutinized. A battalion commander slammed him for falsely claiming the rank of Command Sergeant Major, claiming he didn't earn it and didn't complete essential training.
With this military controversy heating up, Kolb's critique stings, questioning Walz's honor and integrity in a campaign built on a veneer of valor. Meanwhile, the Harris campaign scrambles to reshape Walz's narrative amidst growing backlash.
#society
GB News: ‘Can you believe this?’ Andrew Pierce has head in hands as he despairs at NHS asking men if they are pregnant: ‘It’s madness!’
The NHS has introduced a new rule requiring staff to ask men if they are pregnant, sparking outrage over its logic. Critics call it a symptom of "woke ideologies" invading public health, arguing it leads to confusion and wasted resources.
The debate highlights the clash between biological facts and evolving gender discussions, leaving some patients frustrated and health services strained.
Forbes: Children Handed Tablets Early In Life Are Angrier Later On, Research Finds
Handing toddlers tablets may lead to anger issues later, as research finds a correlation between early use and emotional outbursts. The study suggests a damaging cycle where increased tablet exposure hampers emotional regulation in young children.
Future research needs to explore the context of tablet interactions, highlighting the potential benefits when used appropriately with parental involvement. Growing concerns about screen time's impact necessitate reevaluating children's digital engagement.
Breitbart: Musk Dares 'Scumbag' Yousaf to Sue Him over Anti-White Racism Claim
Elon Musk laid down the gauntlet, calling former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf “super racist” against whites, while daring him to sue over it. Yousaf, facing backlash and a potential lawsuit, claims Musk incites division in a fragile political climate.
As tensions rise in the UK post-riots, Yousaf contemplates leaving the country, underscoring the fractious atmosphere fueled by polarizing rhetoric.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Fire at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant extinguished, Russia, Ukraine exchange blame
A fire at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant sparked accusations between Moscow and Kyiv, each blaming the other amid fears of a meltdown. The IAEA confirmed smoke and explosions but reported no nuclear safety risk, calling for a halt to reckless attacks in the area.
Zelenskyy alleges Russia is using the nuclear site as a bargaining chip, while the IAEA insists on urgent access to understand the incident. The geopolitical game continues, with the shadow of catastrophe lurking amid the flames.
#military
The Economist: America prepares for a new nuclear-arms race
The Pentagon is sweating bullets, fearing a new nuclear arms race. With threats from Russia, China, and North Korea looming, America wrestles with the possibility of juggling multiple wars at once—an explosive jigsaw puzzle of crises that could ignite.
In this shadowy dance of diplomacy and dread, the clock ticks down to 2026. Can the U.S. navigate the treacherous waters of an increasingly hostile world?
The Western Journal: US Military Quietly Fighting a 'Hidden Campaign' Against a New Iteration of ISIS: Report
In the shifting sands of Syria, ISIS is rising again like a phantom, with U.S. forces caught in a shadowy fight to quell its rebirth. Despite claims of power reduction, 153 attacks this year signal a dangerous resurgence, causing increasing alarm among military officials.
As American support bolsters Syrian Democratic Forces against this deadly tide, fears mount that a withdrawal could unleash chaos and reignite dormant sleeper cells. The clock ticks as the fight continues in the dark.
Breitbart: IDF Releases Names of 12 More Terrorists Killed at School-turned-Military Post
The IDF reports a precision airstrike killed 31 terrorists at a school-turned-military base in Gaza, countering Hamas claims of high civilian casualties. They assert efforts were made to minimize harm, dismissing the group's narrative as propaganda.
Officials criticize Hamas's tactics of using civilian sites for military purposes, likening their claims to past misinformation incidents. Claims of civilian casualties remain contentious in the ongoing conflict.
#culture
The Western Journal: Olympic Viewers Left Stunned After Bizarre Breakdance Performance by Raygun; Judges Weren't Having It Either
In a spectacle that would make a saint weep, the 2024 Paris Olympics showcased a performance by Australian breakdancer “Raygun” that was less dance, more chaotic display. She flopped spectacularly, failing to score and overshadowing gold medalist Ami Yuasa’s triumph.
The Games became a comedy of errors, with Raygun’s antics emblematic of a culture that rewards the absurd. As the dust settles, the Olympics might have to reckon with the travesty of glorifying mediocrity over merit.
#crime
Breitbart: Texas Cop Gets Prison Time for Smuggling Drugs in Police Vehicle
A crooked ex-cop put on the badge only to haul dope and launder cash, thinking his uniform would shield him. In a twist of irony, the law caught up, and Mohammed “Alex” Kassem is looking at a decade behind bars for the treachery he thought he could get away with.
Federal prosecutors made clear: betrayal of trust won’t go unpunished. This former peace officer learned the hard way that crime doesn't pay—especially when you're the one wearing the badge.
Fox News: Man stabbed at NYC migrant encampment by Randall’s Island shelter weeks after deadly shooting nearby
A stabbing outside the Randall's Island migrant shelter, a week after a fatal shooting incident there, underscores the violence brewing within. Police find themselves in a quagmire, overwhelmed by illegal activities while migrants camp out, feeling unsafe and ignored.
Despite police sweeps, the situation worsens, with no arrests made so far. Migrants express a desire for help and stable conditions, but the city walks a tightrope, trying not to come down too hard.
Le Monde: Authorities investigate British man who climbed Eiffel Tower
A British man caused a scene at the Eiffel Tower during the Paris Olympics, climbing the iconic structure shirtless, sparking an evacuation. He was arrested and released but faces charges for trespassing and endangering others at the cultural site.
Police ramped up security for the Olympic finale, but the man’s stunt stole the spotlight from the closing ceremonies.