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18 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Lindsey Graham: ‘Donald Trump the Provocateur, the Showman May Not Win This Election’
Senator Graham warns that Trump's personal attacks could cost him the 2024 election to Harris, advocating for a focus on policy over provocations. Haley agrees, emphasizing the need for a serious campaign strategy rather than trivial critiques.
The clock's ticking, and the stakes are high in a game where the rules of engagement could decide the fate of a nation.
#society
Le Monde: Wildfires engulf French town outside of Montpellier, with evacuations ongoing
In Frontignan, the flames are dancing through pine forests, forcing dozens of residents from their homes as firefighters scramble with water bombers and choppers. With 300 hectares scorched, the blaze creeps inland, fueled by stubborn winds and uncertainty.
Emergency plans are activated, streets sealed, and evacuees find refuge in a sports hall. As homeowners empty pools to quench the inferno, the fight against nature's blaze becomes a desperate standoff.
Human Events: STEPHEN DAVIS: Camping World retailer refuses to remove American flag from property after being ordered by CA county to do so
Camping World stands defiant, refusing to take down its massive American flag despite a Northern California county's order over permit issues and safety concerns. CEO Marcus Lemonis insists no danger exists, holding the flag as a symbol of gratitude and patriotism.
With the situation escalating, the county walked back its stance, now promising a permit review. The flag remains a hot topic, a testament to loyalty in tumultuous times.
Le Monde: Immigration: In Spain, the fate of unaccompanied minors fuels tensions
In a small Spanish village, tension brews between locals and unaccompanied foreign minors from Morocco, accused of crime yet defended by some as victims of prejudice. Divided opinions spark protests and a sense of insecurity, laying bare the simmering conflict beneath the surface.
As political factions weigh in, the struggle over these young migrants reveals a deeper cultural rift, with fear and misunderstanding morphing into a contentious battleground. Tensions threaten to rupture the fragile peace of El Vellon.
#crime
Human Events: UK man faces jail time for ‘instigating’ riots, supporting protests in X posts after school girls killed
In a move resembling a dystopian novel, a UK judge sentenced Wayne O'Rourke to three years behind bars for online posts that allegedly incited riots and racial hatred. O'Rourke, with a sizable following, had called for protests against immigration policies, blurring the line between free speech and incitement.
As the clamps tighten on dissent in the UK, the judiciary is treating social media as a vector of violence, targeting those who rock the boat with incendiary words. The atmosphere is thick with tension, reminiscent of a city that has forgotten how to breathe easy.