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20 Aug 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Panama deports 29 Colombians on first US-funded flight
Panama deported 29 Colombians, marking the first U.S.-funded flight under a new agreement. They’d slipped through the Darien jungle, part of a larger tide of migrants—mostly Venezuelans—while Panama remains unable to send back Venezuelans due to strained relations.
President Mulino signaled a crackdown on migration, shunning the idea of voluntary repatriation for those with criminal pasts. Talks with other nations for coordinated deportations are underway, but the political undercurrents remain turbulent.
GB News: Scotland’s shame: ‘Shocking’ report shows drug deaths surge by 10% - SNP legacy causing ‘huge harm’
Scotland's drug-related deaths rose by 10% in 2023, claiming 1,172 lives. Despite a glimmer of hope in 2022, the reality is stark: addiction ravages the most deprived areas, and opioids remain the deadliest threat, as families grieve the losses.
The SNP government's promises to combat this crisis ring hollow amidst rising statistics. Critics point to years of inaction as pain deepens in vulnerable communities, leaving a bleak legacy of despair.
#politics
Breitbart: Gov. Beshear Appears to Wish JD Vance's Relatives Get Raped, Impregnated
Kentucky's Governor Andy Beshear sparked uproar by suggesting Senator JD Vance should endure the trauma of rape-related pregnancy to grasp its severity. His remarks, made during the DNC and aired on MSNBC, drew swift backlash from Republicans and critics alike.
Beshear's comments reflect the heated clash between Democrats and Republicans over abortion rights, especially following a referendum in Ohio that protected access to abortion. The fallout highlights the deep ideological divides shaping the upcoming election.
The Western Journal: Tim Walz Caught in Sinister Lie Regarding the Conception of His Children
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor, has been caught spinning lies about his family's conception, claiming he used IVF while he actually turned to IUI. This deception seems a calculated move to bolster Democratic defenses of reproductive health in his vice-presidential campaign with Kamala Harris.
His fabrications expose a troubling pattern—using personal narratives for political gain, showing a blatant disregard for truth. This hunger for power aligns him with his running mate, both willing to gamble with their integrity.
The Federalist: Tim Walz Lied About IVF For Years To Attack Pro-Lifers
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz faces backlash after claiming his family was conceived using in vitro fertilization. The truth emerged: he used intrauterine insemination. This twist is fueling controversy amid his Democratic VP run, raising questions about honesty in political narratives.
As he links personal stories to broader political issues, Walz's deception is symptomatic of a deeper divide in the abortion and reproductive health debate, complicating his stance as Democrats grapple with their own definitions of life and ethics.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Democrats Claim Kamala Harris Is from ‘Middle Class’ and ‘Working Class’
At the DNC, Kamala Harris was touted as a champion of the working and middle class. Yet, critics hammered that her upbringing in an affluent Montreal enclave painted a different picture—one of privilege rather than the struggle she now claims.
While the rhetoric sugared the truth, shadows of economic segregation linger, exposing the chasm between narrative and reality. The union's narrative clashes with historical roots, laying bare the gritty street fights of politics.
Breitbart: Fact Check: DNC Claims Donald Trump 'Abandoned' Auto Workers in Lordstown, Ohio
The DNC claimed Trump "abandoned" auto workers after GM closed the Lordstown plant, but the truth is murkier. Trump actively lobbied for the plant's survival and later efforts to reopen it, making promises that ultimately unraveled amid corporate maneuvering.
A tangled web of accusations and counterclaims; the streets of Lordstown tell a different tale than the DNC's narrative.
Fox News: Kamala Harris, DNC undertaking 'largest gaslighting operation' in history of politics, says House speaker
Mike Johnson slammed Democrats for their optimism at the DNC, calling it "the largest gaslighting operation" in U.S. politics, while predicting Trump's return. Despite claims of economic progress, he pointed to inflation and global tensions as stark realities.
VP Harris praised Biden at the convention, celebrating his leadership and the Democratic platform's commitment to a progressive agenda. Biden's speech also targeted Trump and addressed the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
The Economist: Joe Biden’s place in history depends on Kamala Harris’s success
At the Democratic convention in Chicago, Joe Biden's political tenure was laid to rest, overshadowed by doubts about re-nominating the aging leader. Once hailed, now he's an afterthought as party insiders wrest control away with gritted teeth, leaving his legacy in limbo.
As party optics shift, Kamala Harris finds opportunity amid a fractured landscape, potentially aided by the rise of third-party candidates. The Democrats brace for a new chapter, leaving the past's failures behind while clinging to visions of a renewed political hope.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Phillips: Harris Needs to Answer Tough Questions, Most 'Do Not Know What She Stands For'
Rep. Dean Phillips remarks on Kamala Harris's uncertainty as 2024 candidate, stressing the need for her to define her own vision apart from Biden. He emphasizes the vice presidency's challenge in gaining prominence and calls for competent leadership to uphold American values.
Van Susteren concurs, suggesting Harris must face tough questions post-convention. Both agree clarity on her policies is essential for voters to truly know her.
The Federalist: Dems Want To Ruin America More Than GOPers Want To Save It
At the DNC, Democrats flaunt radical policies, from free medical procedures to legal maneuvers against foes, while Republicans drift during August recess, missing chances to counter the chaos. Their lack of action reveals a disinterest in genuinely opposing Democrat extremism.
With voters indifferent to their failures, Republicans feel no pressure to fight back. The DNC showcases a reality where Democrats aren’t held accountable, pushing their agenda further without fear, leading America towards a dystopia where effective opposition is all but non-existent.
#society
Fox News: Minnie Driver's swimsuit photo shoot had actress questioning her 'sanity'
Minnie Driver posed in a revealing swimsuit against a green-screen beach that made her question her sanity but not her looks. The actress received praises for her photo, blending humor with style, reminding fans of her appeal.
Driver also reflected on her tumultuous family history, which has shaped her views on relationships and led her to nearly make a life-altering mistake with a past engagement.
Fox News: Colorado home built into 200 million-year-old red rocks hits market, brings 'the outdoors in'
In Larkspur, Colorado, a unique home melds with ancient red rocks, boasting modern amenities and 2,500 square feet of outdoor-inspired living. Listed at nearly a million, it features stunning views, a private garden, hot tub, and an enclosed yoga space, designed for those who crave nature.
Wildly modern with a dash of the organic, this home captures the soul of Colorado's landscapes. It’s not just a house; it’s a retreat in rock, where inside feels like outside, all wrapped up in the comfort of contemporary living.
#economy
GB News: Exclusive: Missing superyacht owner Mike Lynch is a 'hero' and a 'freedom fighter', says business partner
David Tabizel paints Mike Lynch as a hero and a resilient freedom fighter amid a turbulent fraud trial. He describes Lynch’s brilliance, character, and unparalleled intellect, emphasizing the need for economic sovereignty and the celebration of entrepreneurs to uplift society.
Lynch’s potential legacy hangs by a thread, yet Tabizel believes miracles can happen. He urges that without nurturing entrepreneurial spirit, the country risks slipping into obscurity.
#military
The Telegraph: Russians in Kursk told not to use dating apps
In a twist of wartime irony, Russia's residents are urged to ditch dating apps, fearing Ukrainian spies might mine lonely hearts for intel. Meanwhile, Kyiv gains ground in Kursk, with soldiers facing shell rationing as battles intensify, leaving both sides looking for love and survival.
As casualties pile, Putin draws grim parallels between the Kursk assault and past terrorism, while Ukraine bans Russian-linked religious groups, claiming it’s for spiritual independence. The conflict rages, with hearts and borders in turmoil.
#culture
The Western Journal: Disney Pulls the Plug on Wokest Star Wars Project Ever After Fans Revolt
Disney’s latest venture into the Star Wars universe, “The Acolyte,” has been scrapped after just one season, despite an initial splash. Fans recoiled at its perceived agenda and poor storytelling, a lesson learned too late about mixing politics with escapism.
In a world craving classic tales of heroism, viewers weren’t buying a script laced with divisive ideologies and forced representation. Disney now faces the cold truth: go woke, go broke.
#crime
Le Monde: King Charles III meets survivors of child stabbings that sparked riots
King Charles III expressed sorrow for the tragic loss of three young girls in a knife attack during a dance class. His visit to Southport included meeting survivors and community members, following intense anti-immigration riots triggered by the incident.
The violence has led to over a thousand arrests, as misinformation about the assailant stoked unrest across multiple cities. While the king refrained from direct political commentary, he acknowledged the compassion that countered the chaos.