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13 Aug 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Veterans Will Not Be Fooled By Tim Walz
Kamala Harris’s choice of Tim Walz as a running mate is a desperate move rooted in fear, sidelining smarter competition like Josh Shapiro. Walz’s military record is dubious, and veterans see through the facade—he’s the kind of opportunist they resent, not the leader they need.
Her pick reveals more about her insecurities than his strengths, as she seeks a compliant figure to affirm her decisions rather than challenge them. As the truth surfaces, veterans will hold nothing back in expressing their disillusionment.
The Western Journal: CNN Host Dana Bash Caught Editing Trump-Musk Conversation and 45's Team Lets Her Have It
CNN once again played fast and loose with the truth, selectively editing a Trump-Musk interview to misrepresent their discussion on nuclear energy. They twisted their words to make it sound like the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were downplayed, when in fact, context showed otherwise.
The Trump team swiftly rebutted the distortion, revealing that Musk and Trump were discussing the viability of nuclear energy, not trivializing historical tragedies. The media's old tricks won’t work anymore in a world that’s finally awake.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and KENNY CODY: Tim Walz is ‘no country boy’
In a recent episode of Human Events Daily, Kenny Cody slammed Democratic VP nominee Tim Walz as a "fake country boy," underscoring his alleged stolen valor and phony outdoor persona designed to attract rural voters. He equated Walz’s inauthenticity to that of Kamala Harris.
Cody argued that both are chameleons in a political game, misrepresenting their identities for appeal. Walz’s attempts to resonate with hunters and blue-collar workers fall flat, betraying a deeper deceit that rural Americans will see through.
Fox News: Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer recovering from 'mild' stroke, will resume normal schedule next week
Rep. Steny Hoyer, 85, suffered a mild ischemic stroke over the weekend but is recovering well, with no lingering symptoms. He plans to return to his duties next week and has expressed a desire to continue serving his constituents and running for re-election.
Despite stepping down as House Majority Leader last year, Hoyer remains a significant figure in Congress since 1981, committed to completing his work for Maryland and the nation.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Harris and the Civilizational Jihad of Democratic Street Thuggery
In the tumult of 2017, the Women’s March morphed from protest to chaos, painting a vivid picture of political unrest. Kamala Harris, amid her rise, embodied a blend of radical feminism and anarchy, intertwining with subsequent upheavals led by Antifa and BLM, establishing a new era of Democratic mobilization.
As she plots her path amid a chaotic political landscape, Harris stands as a testament to the Democratic Party's intricate dance between elite politics and street-level upheaval. The lines blur, revealing a collective force propelling a bold, if tumultuous, vision.
The Western Journal: Sheriff Who Was Shown in Kamala Harris Ad Reveals Truth About Featured Clip: 'Deceiving, to Say the Least'
Sheriff Mike Boudreaux of Tulare County called out a Kamala Harris campaign ad as deceptive, criticizing her for exploiting a law enforcement photo op without genuinely supporting their work. He declared that law enforcement does not back Harris, positioning Donald Trump as the true ally.
Democrats’ manipulative tactics are laid bare, with Boudreaux’s assertion revealing the disconnect between political image and reality. The ad aimed to paint Harris as tough on crime while masking her radical past.
#society
Fox News: Yemen’s Houthis seized UN rights office in Sanaa, UN official says
Yemen's Houthi rebels have stormed the U.N. Human Rights Office in Sanaa, seizing its assets amidst a broader crackdown on international organizations. This aggressive move coincides with escalating violence tied to the ongoing conflict fueled by the Israel-Hamas war.
The Houthis have been detaining U.N. workers and suppressing dissent, claiming to uncover an "American-Israeli spy network." The situation underscores the deepening crisis in Yemen, where humanitarian conditions worsen amid a civil war that has claimed over 150,000 lives.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Biden: Iran expected to push off attacking Israel if Gaza ceasefire deal clinched
US President Biden hints at a possible delay of a retaliatory Iranian attack on Israel, contingent on upcoming ceasefire talks. However, the chances of a deal are fading as Hamas remains hesitant to participate without Israel's concessions, escalating regional tensions.
With both sides entrenched and deadlines looming, talks could either pave the way for peace or ignite further conflict. The clock is ticking, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Fox News: Pentagon says an attack by Iran is 'certainly possible' this week: ‘We need to take it seriously'
Tensions are escalating as the Pentagon warns an Iranian attack on Israel is "certainly possible" this week. The U.S. military is repositioning forces, including the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group, to bolster support for Israel’s defense.
With threats brewing, the focus remains on de-escalation while ensuring U.S. force protection in the volatile region. Pentagon spokesperson Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder insists the U.S. will respond firmly to any aggression aimed at Israel.
#military
Human Events: Putin, Zelensky blame each other for fire at Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
Putin and Zelensky are trading accusations over a fire at Europe's largest nuclear power plant, each blaming the other for the blaze amid heightened military tensions. As Ukrainian forces launch a significant incursion into southern Russia, fears of nuclear safety loom large.
Amidst chaos, the IAEA observes the situation closely, confirming no radiation spike but acknowledging the severity of the conflict. Trust wavers as the specter of blackmail and misinformation hangs in the air.
GB News: Putin vows to 'kick enemy out' as Russia evacuates second border region following Ukrainian invasion
Putin's fury boiled over after Ukraine's unexpected invasion of Kursk, flipping the chessboard and rattling nerves in Moscow. He promised a "worthy response," declaring the incursion an attempt to sow chaos amid callous claims of heavy Ukrainian losses.
Across the lines, Zelensky cemented his resolve, leveraging captured Russian troops for exchange and issuing a clarion call that Ukraine could achieve its aims despite the turbulence. Amid accusations flying at the UN, both sides stood firm, locked in a deadly dance of power and pride.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Alien: Romulus': A space-killing game with the air of a juvenile SF
In "Alien: Romulus," director Fede Alvarez attempts to revive a fading franchise with a new cast and setting, echoing themes familiar to the series since its inception. Set on a mining colony, the film plunges into the chaos of an abandoned space station harboring deadly secrets.
Yet, despite its promising start, it falls prey to formulaic horror tropes, recycling motifs from the original films without delivering fresh terror. Alvarez's homage feels more like an overdone rehash than a bold rebirth.
#crime
Fox News: Texas dad allegedly fed 4-month-old infant gasoline in attempt to kill baby: police
In Paris, Texas, a father faces attempted capital murder charges for allegedly giving his four-month-old infant gasoline to drink. After fleeing police, he was captured and admitted to his horrific deed, with bond set at $255,000.
The child is currently receiving medical care as the investigation unfolds.
#sports
The Western Journal: Colin Kaepernick Claims He's Working on an NFL Return - And a Run at the Olympics
Colin Kaepernick, the former 49ers QB, claims he's training for an NFL comeback after nearly eight years away and eyeing a spot in the 2028 Olympics for flag football. Critics deem his aspirations delusional and suggest he should let go of the idea.
Once a symbol of protest, Kaepernick's hopes to return to the gridiron resonate with some but raise eyebrows among many who view his claims as a stretch for relevance.