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16 Aug 2024
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GB News: Martin Daubney condemns 'unacceptable' behaviour of left-wing counter protesters in Aldershot
Martin Daubney, the sharp-tongued presenter of GB News, threw down the gauntlet, inviting counter-protesters to share their views on his program. The streets of Aldershot buzzed with tension as activists from the Socialist Workers Party rolled in from London, ready for a brawl of words.
In the gray dawn of dissent, lines were drawn, and the clash of ideologies brewed in the air, as Daubney aimed to give the anti-immigration narrative a platform.
GB News: Martin Daubney challenges leftist protesters calling veterans 'fascist' in scolding rant: 'Come debate me!'
In Aldershot, GB News host Martin Daubney challenged counter-protesters from the Socialist Workers Party to a debate after they clashed with locals at an anti-immigration demonstration. Tensions flared as accusations of "racism" were exchanged, with veterans feeling particularly affronted.
Daubney condemned the counter-protesters' behavior, emphasizing the hurt it caused to those who had lost family fighting actual fascists. He urged them to engage in a civilized dialogue on air, dismissing claims that the local protesters were far-right, asserting they merely seek a safe community.
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Another Ivy League president bites the dust
Under the shadow of growing antisemitism, Minouche Shafik has stepped down as president of Columbia University, her short tenure eclipsed by rising tensions and criticism. The campus may soon ignite with threats of "armed rebellion" from anti-Israel factions.
As colleges brace for turbulence, Jewish communities are urging better protections for their students. In an era of racial politics and protest, the fires of division continue to smolder, threatening to consume the very fabric of academic discourse.
The Federalist: You Don't Need To Be Beyoncé To Sing With Your Friends
Art and community have faded as families now binge movies instead of sharing tunes or tales, under the heavy burden of perfectionism. The drive for excellence has stifled the simple joys of creation and connection that once thrived in close-knit settings.
Reviving local customs and embracing mediocrity could heal our fractured communities. Small expressions of joy shared among friends may restore the very fabric of society, reminding us that art doesn’t need a stage, just an audience.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: As an Afghan veteran, I say Joe Biden’s legacy is one of betrayal and weakness
As Biden's presidency nears its twilight, he's been lauded by allies, yet his tenure is marred by the chaos of Afghanistan's withdrawal. The rapid Taliban resurgence left a legacy of betrayal and shattered Western credibility, revealing a stark failure of resolve in global leadership.
The echoes of this reckless exit resonate beyond Kabul, emboldening adversaries like Putin and undermining hope across a fractured liberal world order. Biden may be a "history-making president," but it is a legacy steeped in the shadows of lost honor.
#crime
Times Of Israel: As residents of Jit assess damage, White House condemns ‘unacceptable’ settler rampage
The White House condemned a brutal rampage by Israeli settlers in the West Bank that left a Palestinian dead and sparked international outrage. U.S. officials and the EU called for accountability, emphasizing that such violence is unacceptable and must be stopped by Israeli authorities.
Amid the chaos in Jit, local leaders described the incident as "organized state terrorism" while some Israeli officials distanced themselves from the extremists. A community mourned the loss of a young man who died protecting his home, highlighting the deepening divides in the region.