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31 Aug 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Corner: The Political Parties That Hate Their Customers
Marketing campaigns, including those by Bud Light, are pushing away customers, causing them to abandon the brand. This trend extends to political parties, with Republicans dismissing non-Trumpists and Democrats dividing people based on immutable characteristics. The parties' favored candidates, Trump and Biden, are popular despite public disapproval. This rejection of impurity is driving people to become independents.
The Economist: Political dysfunction in Northern Ireland is the new normal
Political dysfunction in Northern Ireland has become the norm, with civil servants running the government instead of elected officials. The collapse of the government, caused by disputes over Brexit, has led to dire consequences for public services, such as healthcare and education. The prospects for devolved government returning to Northern Ireland are bleak, as the main unionist party refuses to accept the proposed arrangements.
Daily Wire: Biden, Again, Lies About Small Kitchen Fire In Response To Hurricane Idalia
President Joe Biden, in his recent addresses, compared the devastation caused by Hurricane Idalia and the wildfires in Hawaii to an incident in which lightning struck his own house. However, the reality is that it was just a small kitchen fire. Biden's repeated false comparisons demonstrate his tendency to exaggerate and misrepresent the severity of situations.
Fox News: ‘Cowboy up’ – dark horse GOP presidential candidate doesn’t let leg injury derail him on campaign trail
North Dakota Republican Gov. Doug Burgum continues his presidential campaign trail despite a leg injury. He participated in the first Republican debate with crutches and is now using a scooter. Burgum is capitalizing on his injury, selling T-shirts and gaining support. He aims to qualify for the second debate but criticizes the nationalization of the contest.
The Economist: Can Scotland help Labour form Britain’s next government?
Can Scotland help Labour form Britain's next government? The by-election in Rutherglen could be a crucial test for the Labour Party, which is hoping for a revival in Scotland. The Scottish National Party (SNP) has seen a decline in support, providing an opportunity for Labour to gain seats in the region. If successful, this could boost Labour's chances of winning a general election and reduce the risk of a hung Parliament.
#society
PJ Media: Don't Tread on the Gadsden Flag!
A 12-year-old boy named Jaiden was sent home from school in Colorado Springs for wearing a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack. The school claimed that the flag was associated with slavery. The incident gained attention after Jaiden's mother recorded the encounter and shared it online.
#war
American Thinker: Our racist military
Just back from Normandy, where 9,387 Americans who lost their lives in the D-Day invasion and its aftermath are interred. Our fighting men had to cross wide expanses of open beach under direct frontal and flanking fire. Our Rangers at Pointe du Hoc employed lines connected to grappling hooks to scale sheer-vertical 90-foot cliffs as German soldiers shot down at them and dropped grenades from above. Still, the allied forces prevailed. My Uncle Sal, a scout, went in at Normandy on the second day.
Today's military and its academies have been thoroughly corrupted by wokeness; anti-Americanism; and, yes, homegrown communism. Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity (DIE); Critical Race Theory; mandatory white self-criticism sessions; and transgender indoctrination are front and center in the services. Soviet-style political commissars ("respect officers") keep tabs on cadet companies and combat units alike; step out of line politically, and your career is ruined. Flag officers (generals and admirals) who, like me, took a solemn oath to defend the U.S. Constitution "against all enemies, foreign and domestic" now salute smartly and carry out illegal orders from Washington so that they might retire with highly lucrative positions in the Military-Industrial Complex that President Eisenhower warned us about.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Deconstructing the firestorm of Vivek Ramaswamy's Israel comments
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has been accused of wanting to "defund" foreign aid to Israel. Ramaswamy denies this and emphasizes the importance of negotiating new agreements, such as the Abraham Accords 2.0, to strengthen Israel's position in the Middle East. He also states that he will continue to provide aid to Israel until they no longer need it and hopes to achieve economic independence for Israel. Critics accuse Ramaswamy of flip-flopping on the issue, but he asserts that his stance remains consistent and blames establishment politicians for spreading misinformation.
#economy
The New American: China's Economy Is Struggling. Still Want to Emulate it? - The New American
China's struggling economy post-COVID-19 includes slower growth, high youth unemployment, and a housing crisis. The belief that implementing China's top-down economic policies would lead to American prosperity is debunked.
The Economist: Economic data, commodities and markets | Sep 2nd 2023 Edition
Economic and financial indicators show promising signs on Aug 31st 2023, indicating potential growth in the economy. The data presents positive trends in commodities and markets.
Forbes: Asia Is Too Complacent As Fed Warns More Pain Coming
Central bank gurus got it all wrong about interest rates. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell warns of further tightening, BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda won't be "tapering" anytime soon. China's weak economic data complicates decisions in Japan. Asia should be more concerned about the risks of a U.S. recession.
#religion
American Thinker: Why Muslims hate dogs so much
Muslim girls in black burqas are seen dancing to a song praising Islam and cursing non-Muslims in a video recorded at an Indian women's college campus. This highlights the indoctrination and hatred toward non-Muslims present in religious minority institutes. Dogs are disparaged in Islam, further emphasizing the cultural differences between the West and Islam.
#history
Red State: Why the Long Face: Woke University Cancels Robert E. Lee's Horse
Washington and Lee University, in an effort to be more inclusive, has removed plaques and a headstone dedicated to General Robert E. Lee's horse, Traveller, from the campus. The items will be placed in an indoor museum as part of a permanent exhibit. Critics argue that the actions disrespect history and suggest a possible name change for the university.
#education
The New American: California Sues School District for Notifying Parents of Kids’ In-school Gender Switches - The New American
California Attorney General is suing a school district for its gender change policy that informs parents, arguing it violates privacy rights and discriminates against LGBTQ+ students. The school district believes parents should be involved.
Red State: NEW: Gadsden Flag Kid Has Some Final Words - Good and Bad - About Results of the Fight
12-year-old Jaiden was temporarily expelled for displaying a Gadsden Flag, considered offensive due to its slavery origins. Backlash on social media led to his reinstatement.
#crime
Fox News: Woman who fatally shot 4-year-old at point-blank range says it was a 'firearms safety' lesson: police
A woman in Tennessee allegedly shoots and kills a 4-year-old girl in her girlfriend's custody with a handgun. The woman claims it was an accident during a firearms safety demonstration, but witnesses dispute her story.
Fox News: Shooting in Illinois neighborhood injures 5, 2 critically
Five people were shot in an Illinois neighborhood, two in critical condition. Police are investigating the shooting.
#sports
Forbes: Manchester United Remain Behind Rivals Manchester City On And Off The Field
Manchester United is struggling to compete with their rivals, Manchester City, in the summer transfer window. While City has signed top players to strengthen their squad, United's transfer business appears to be scattered and lacking a complete system. This reflects their overall struggle in bridging the gap to their rivals and planning for success. The club's ownership troubles with the Glazers further hinder their ability to move forward.
Boating Magazine: On Board With: Capt. Boomies | Boating Mag
Capt. Boomies, a 200-ton master and delivery captain based in Baltimore, uses social media to offer boating insight and guidance. She has been a captain for over 15 years, and started teaching sailing over 20 years ago. Capt. Boomies also helps people operate their boats privately and still enjoys boating for fun on her recently purchased Bayliner.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: This Mini Camping Lantern Has a Built-In Power Bank—And It's Only $25 Right Now
The LE LED Mini Camping Lantern is a compact and waterproof lantern that also functions as a power bank. With five light modes and a long battery life, it is perfect for camping trips.
#other
The Economist: Britain’s smaller cities desperately need better transport
Britain's smaller cities are in desperate need of better transport, particularly when it comes to their bus networks. Since deregulation in the 1980s, bus journeys have declined significantly, causing rising fares and reduced services. One solution proposed is to switch to a London-style franchise system, bringing bus services back under public control. Greater Manchester has already made the shift, and other cities may follow suit, although there are concerns about the cost and legal challenges from existing operators. The government hopes that by improving bus networks, more people will choose to use them, alleviating congestion and reducing emissions.
Forbes: Summer Roses: The Italian Job
Italian wines for the end of summer: Capezzana Conte Contini Bonacossi "Vin Ruspo" 2022, Feudo Maccari Oasi di Feudo 2022, Feudo Montoni Nerello Mascalese Rose di Adele 2021, Frescobaldi Alie Ammiraglia 2022, Garofoli Komaros 2022, Masseria Li Veli Susumaniello "Torrerose" 2022, Mezzacorona Pinot Grigio rose "Delisa" 2021, Pasqua "11 Minutes" Trevenezie IGT, Scaia Rosato 2022.