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17 Aug 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Immigration Most Important Issue for Britons for First Time Since 2016
For the first time since Brexit, Brits rank immigration as their top concern, overtaking healthcare and the economy. A recent poll reveals that 34% of respondents prioritize this issue, mirroring a surge in fears over crime and race relations after recent riots.
The rising discontent reflects historic highs in net migration and illegal crossings, leaving the public restless. As tensions mount, questions linger over how the current government will manage this brewing storm.
#politics
Fox News: Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz says Biden 'war criminal' post was 'obvious meme' after claiming it was edited
Washington Post columnist Taylor Lorenz stirred the pot after calling President Biden a "war criminal" in a now-deleted Instagram post. Initially claiming it was edited, she later admitted it was real but argued it was just a joke or meme.
The post, shared with a limited audience, sparked online speculation and calls for accountability amidst her history of controversy. The Washington Post is investigating the incident, which taps into the ongoing criticism Biden faces over his Israel-Hamas war stance.
Breitbart: Mexico Complains to Biden over Financing Opposition NGO
In the smoky haze of morning pressers, Mexico's President Lopez Obrador is swinging his pen, drafting a letter to Biden over U.S. funds going to NGOs that dare to question his integrity. This isn’t the first dance; complaints have been filed before, all unanswered.
Lopez Obrador's ire is fueled by a $5 million flow to the anti-corruption group that once had his back. Now, he's flipping the script, hinting at sovereignty violations while revealing private donor info—dancing dangerously close to legal lines.
GB News: Physical fight erupts in Turkish parliament after opposition lawmaker demanded inclusion of convicted colleague
Yesterday, the Turkish parliament erupted into violence when an opposition MP demanded the inclusion of his imprisoned colleague. Fists flew as ruling party members descended on Ahmet Sik, blood staining the floors amid chaos—a stark reminder of the political tensions brewing in Ankara.
The clash highlighted deep-seated fractures in Turkey's political landscape. Opposition leaders accused the ruling party of silencing dissent through intimidation, as lawmakers engaged in physical altercations that left Parliament shaken.
The Economist: Checks and Balance newsletter: Choosing party candidates
In a city where ideals clash like cheap suits, San Francisco Democrats are pinning their hopes on "law and order." Meanwhile, the presidential race brews with the specter of Trump and shifting Arab-American loyalties haunting Harris’s campaign.
The Chicago convention looms, a stark reminder that history often plays tricks, and the sacred classroom debates twist in the winds of politics.
#society
Breitbart: UK Man Jailed After Mocking Muslims at Non-Violent Anti-Migration Protest
Phil Hoban, 48, was sentenced to eight months for inciting hatred at an anti-migration protest in Leeds, where he mocked Muslims and made slurs against Allah. His behavior, part of a broader unrest following a tragic stabbing, cost him his position in the Predator Exposure group he founded.
Alongside him, James Gettings received the same sentence for similar actions, while Simon Scott faced ten weeks for a grossly offensive social media post. The courts signal a zero-tolerance stance against such racially aggravated offenses in England.
#war
Breitbart: Ukrainian City Hit With Russian Missile Strike Amid Kursk Incursion
In Sumy, a Russian missile hit, igniting chaos and injuring two. Amidst escalating violence, Ukraine pushes deeper into Kursk, causing Russian civilian evacuations and intensifying military skirmishes. The front lines steady as drones fall from the sky.
Ukrainian forces capture Russian troops, fueling hopes of exchanging them for their own held captive. President Zelenskyy commends his soldiers, fortifying the momentum in a war no one expected to reach these heights.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel-Gaza negotiations: Washington steps up efforts to reach agreement
In a tense meeting in Doha, U.S. mediators sought to revive a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, hoping to prevent a broader conflict involving Iran and Hezbollah. President Biden claimed the talks edged closer to an agreement, despite lingering objections from Hamas regarding new Israeli demands.
Diplomatic efforts are ramping up, but obstacles remain as Hamas rejects what they view as American impositions. Netanyahu’s insistence on troop presence along Gaza's border complicates prospects for peace and highlights the fragile nature of these negotiations.
#crime
GB News: ‘The Police force basically openly admitted to two-tier policing!’ FUMES Lee Harris
Lee Harris seethes over West Midlands Police's admission of two-tier policing, claiming it undermines public trust. The force defended its response to the chaos in Bordesley Green, rooted in prior intelligence, but the community feels let down.
Fox News: NYT reporter leaked info of WhatsApp group for Jewish businesses, leading to doxxing and harassment
The New York Times has disciplined a reporter for leaking personal data from a private WhatsApp group of Jewish business owners in Melbourne. The leak led to online threats and vandalism, prompting outrage and calls for new doxxing laws in Australia.
The reporter, Natasha Frost, claimed she only shared the information with one person. The fallout has highlighted the dangers of misuse of sensitive data and the need for legal protections against such actions.