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30 Aug 2023
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#illegals
American Thinker: More from Joe Biden's open borders: Mexican cartels reportedly behind organized retail thefts
Mexican cartels are behind the spike in organized retail thefts in the United States, causing billions of dollars in losses for retailers. These cartels are involved in various criminal activities, including human trafficking, narcotics trafficking, and weapon trafficking. The open border policy and lax enforcement of immigration laws under Joe Biden's administration have allowed the cartels to thrive and expand their criminal operations. This has resulted in the closure of businesses, a rise in violent attacks, and a deteriorating societal and economic situation.
#politics
Fox News: Virginia Gov. Youngkin calls lawmakers to reconvene for special session on long-delayed state budget
Virginia lawmakers will convene next week to consider a compromise on the state budget. Governor Glenn Youngkin has called for the session to address issues of affordability, job creation, community safety, and educational opportunities. A compromise budget proposal has been reached, which includes increased education spending and some tax relief.
Red State: Biden's Deterioration Is Concerning During Photo-Op With Costa Rican Leader
The Democrats are ignoring Biden's deteriorating state and potential problems with Kamala Harris. His recent speeches and confusion highlight his struggles, raising concerns about elder abuse. Despite public opinion, he is still the Democratic candidate for 2024.
Breitbart: Nolte: Disgraced New York Times Chief Mark Thompson to Head CNN
CNN has appointed Mark Thompson, formerly of the far-left New York Times and BBC, as its new chief. Thompson was involved in the Jimmy Savile child abuse scandal during his time at the BBC. The appointment reflects how having the correct political views can protect individuals, even in the face of serious allegations.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Reportedly ‘Fumed’ About Being ‘Treated Like a Toddler’ by Staff
President Joe Biden complained that his staff treated him like a toddler. The incident was triggered by his remark about Russian president Vladimir Putin.
Fox News: Push to block Trump from New Hampshire ballot received coldly by state GOP leaders
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, a vocal critic of former President Trump, is not supporting an effort to keep Trump off the presidential ballot in the state. Attorney Bryant "Corky" Messner, a prominent Republican, is considering a lawsuit based on the 14th Amendment to disqualify Trump from running due to alleged insurrection or rebellion. Sununu, who is campaigning with Trump's rivals, is not involved in Messner's actions.
The push to keep Trump off the ballot has gained momentum after his recent indictments. A legal advocacy group has sent letters to officials in nine states, and some legal scholars argue that Trump is disqualified. Messner met with the New Hampshire Secretary of State to discuss the issue, and the Attorney General's Office is reviewing the legal issues. The New Hampshire GOP disagrees with Messner's efforts and is confident that all candidates will be on the ballot.
Newsbusters: Surprise! MSNBC Shocked as Reporter Zings Trump During DeSantis Hurricane Briefing
Politics are momentarily set aside as the Biden administration and Governor DeSantis work together to respond to Hurricane Idalia in Florida. However, during a live briefing, a reporter asks DeSantis about Trump's lack of comment on the hurricane. DeSantis responds by prioritizing the safety of the people of Florida and avoiding politics.
#society
Breitbart: Belgium to Block Single Male Asylum Seekers
Belgium is imposing a ban on providing shelter for single men seeking asylum in order to prioritize families, women, and children. Aid organizations have criticized the move, accusing the government of neglecting its international commitments. The influx of asylum-seekers has filled the shelter centers to near capacity, leading to long lines of tents outside the main processing center in Brussels. The move has been met with scathing criticism from human rights organizations.
The Right Scoop: Florida man strikes again! – [VIDEO]
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Amidst the chaos of Hurricane Idalia in Tampa, two men on a duck float go by a CNN reporter. Florida Man strikes again.
Forbes: High Job Dissatisfaction? Don’t Believe It
Job satisfaction among workers is generally positive, with high levels of satisfaction in areas such as physical safety, relationships with colleagues, and job security. Gallup data shows that more than three-quarters of workers have been satisfied with various aspects of their jobs. While some groups, such as younger workers, may be less satisfied, overall job dissatisfaction is not as widespread as it may seem. The perception of widespread job dissatisfaction may be influenced by the overall negative public mood and pollsters' focus on measuring workplace happiness.
Skilled Survival: Military Sleep System: A Proven Way To Get Rest In Chaos
Failure to have a plan for sleep during a crisis can have grave consequences. Sleep deprivation can lead to physical and psychological side effects, impairing judgement and decision-making. It is essential to prioritize sleep and develop a sleep plan, especially for those in leadership roles.
Red State: CNN Went to Bat for a Pedophile, Then the Community Note Dropped
CNN is being criticized for its tweet that appears to defend two men charged with "aggravated homosexuality" in Uganda. The network's article focuses on criticizing Uganda's laws but fails to mention that one man is charged with having sex with a disabled person and the other with a sexual act involving a 12-year-old boy. The framing of the story raises questions about CNN's agenda and its stance on pedophilia.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 553: Prigozhin is buried in “private” funeral
Russo-Ukrainian War. Ukrainian soldiers raise flag in Kherson. Russian occupation authorities leave Tokmak. Ukrainian forces advance near Bakhmut and Robotyne. Russia plans to produce 1,300 Shakhed drones by year-end. US announces new military aid package for Ukraine. Ukraine launches agency to make defense procurement more efficient.
Breitbart: Only Trump Can End Ukraine War, Hungarian PM Orbán Tells Tucker
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán believes that former President Donald Trump is the only one who can end the war in Ukraine and save the Western world from World War III. According to Orbán, Trump's foreign policy was the best in recent decades and he engaged with various countries respectfully. Orbán also criticized the strategy of pushing Ukraine to join NATO, saying it is counterproductive and that Western leaders misunderstand the mindset of the Russian people. He believes that the Russians will not surrender, no matter how much military aid is provided to Ukraine.
Washington Free Beacon: Russia Acknowledges Prigozhin May Have Been Assassinated
Russian mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin may have been assassinated in a plane crash, according to the Kremlin. The cause of the crash is still unknown, but investigators are considering the possibility of deliberate sabotage. Prigozhin, known for his involvement in the Ukraine war, recently took control of the city of Rostov.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: '2SLGBTQI+' travelers to US warned to be cautious of some state laws: 'Not all countries have the same values'
Canada warns LGBTQ travelers that they may face risks in certain U.S. states due to laws and policies that affect them. The advisory urges travelers to follow local laws, even if they infringe on human rights.
Several states have introduced legislation to ban drag shows and restrict healthcare access for transgender minors. Canada issues travel advice based on consular trends observed by diplomats in the field.
Foreign Policy: China Is Closing in on Itself
China's recent reopening to foreigners after the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed a significant absence of non-Chinese people in the country. This lack of diversity raises concerns about China's growing insularity and restrictive control. The decline in foreigners, along with increased surveillance and censorship, reflects a shift towards a more closed and security-driven vision for China's future.
#economy
Skilled Survival: How To Prepare (& Survive) The Comping Economic Collapse
The economy of the United States operates on the principle of supply and demand. When the government prints excess dollars, inflation occurs. The US dollar is the world's reserve currency and, although the system is risky and corrupt, most other currencies are even less reliable.
Breitbart: U.S. Economy Grew At Slower Pace in Second Quarter—But Consumers Spent Even More
U.S. economy grows at a revised 2.1% in Q2, with weaker business spending offsetting stronger consumer spending. Economy still outpaces long-run potential. GDP expected to grow 2.5% in Q3 despite survey indications of a slowdown.
#military
PJ Media: Cry Lockheed a River
Lockheed Martin, a defense contractor, is protesting the Army's decision to choose Bell Helicopter/Textron for the development of the next-generation attack and transport vehicle. Despite losing the bid and filing a protest with the Government Accountability Office, Lockheed Martin's efforts have been unsuccessful. They should accept the decision and move on.
#health
Daily Wire: The Law Of Unintended Consequences Can’t Be Repealed
The Biden administration will subject 10 prescription drugs to price negotiations with Medicare, potentially forcing companies to withdraw from Medicare and Medicaid or face a 95% excise tax. While touted as a win for taxpayers, the policy overlooks the high cost of drug development and the burden on Americans. The regulations could lead to a decline in drug development and investment in the sector.
#education
The Blaze: Mom secures parental rights victory after school ‘transitioned’ child without consent
A California mother settled a lawsuit with a school district after her daughter underwent a social transition without consent. The school allowed the 11-year-old to use boys' bathroom and male pronouns. They now advocate for parental rights.
#crime
Red State: Meanwhile, Chicago TV News Crew Get Robbed at Gunpoint While Reporting on... String of Armed Robberies
- A Spanish-language TV news crew was robbed at gunpoint while reporting on a spate of armed robberies in Chicago. This is the second robbery of a news crew in the city this month. The growing safety threats to journalists have prompted local unions to take additional safety measures.
- Despite electing a new Democrat mayor, Chicago continues to struggle with high crime rates. The mayor is even suing automakers, blaming them for making cars easy to steal. The revolving doors on jail cells and the lack of focus on local issues by Democratic leaders contribute to the problem.
Fox News: Murder charges dropped against jailed Colorado man after autopsy determines girlfriend's actual cause of death
After spending over three weeks in jail on murder charges, Miles Kirby has been cleared after evidence shows his girlfriend had actually hanged herself. The initial investigation accused Kirby of staging the scene, leading to his arrest and multiple charges. The case was dismissed after a forensic pathologist ruled the death as suicide by hanging.
Fox News: Alabama Republican Rep. David Cole arrested on felony voter fraud charges
Alabama legislator David Cole, a Republican and Army veteran, was arrested on felony voter fraud charges for voting in an unauthorized location. The Alabama attorney general's office is prosecuting the case.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: The Legend Behind the Cactus Cat
The Cactus Cat, a legendary creature that roams the American Southwest, is a mythological feline-like creature with supernatural abilities. Sightings of the Cactus Cat date back to the 1800s, and it is known for its sharp claws, agility, and ability to blend in among cacti. While encounters are rare, it's important to stay alert and educated about potential dangers in the desert.
#other
Forbes: Idalia Causes More Than 12,000 Flight Delays
Hurricane Idalia hits Florida as a Category 3 storm, causing over 12,000 flight delays and cancellations across the U.S.
Forbes: One Last ‘One Piece’ Trailer Channels Netflix’s Hopes And Dreams For A Hit
Netflix's live-action adaptation of the popular manga/anime series One Piece has garnered positive attention and excitement. The show, praised for its faithful and good portrayal, even received approval from the reclusive creator Eiichiro Oda. With a promising cast, including a star-making performance from Luffy actor Iñaki Godoy, this adaptation might finally make a breakthrough for Netflix in the anime adaptation format.
Fox News: New Mexico Supreme Court to hear arguments in challenge to abortion-ban ordinances
Local governments in eastern New Mexico have passed abortion-ban ordinances, sparking a legal battle with the state's Attorney General who argues that they violate the state constitution. New Mexico's Supreme Court will hear arguments in December to decide if these local laws should be overridden.
Fox News: Judge blocks New Jersey ‘sanctuary’ law banning ICE migrant detention in win for contractor, Biden admin
A federal judge struck down New Jersey's sanctuary law that blocked private migrant detention contracts with federal agencies. The judge ruled the law unconstitutional, stating that it deprives the federal government of its chosen method of detaining individuals for violating federal law. The ruling could impact ICE's ability to detain noncitizens and may result in increased costs and transportation needs.
American Thinker: Democrat senator accuses Mike Pence of ‘little’ understanding on ‘gun violence’
Both sides are clueless about preventing mass shootings. Mike Pence suggests more institutions for the mentally ill and expedited appeals for mass shooters. Connecticut senator Chris Murphy disagrees, stating that most shooters intend to die. Pence is a gun-grabber who supports red flag laws. The debate raises questions about due process and the definition of mental illness. Neither Pence nor Murphy has a real solution.