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9 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Fact Check: Author Stephen King Spreads Lie Claiming Trump Didn't Want to Be Photographed with Amputee Veterans
Stephen King, a prominent supporter of Kamala Harris, claimed Trump avoided photos with amputee veterans, a falsehood easily debunked by evidence of Trump meeting such individuals. Despite backlash, King’s misleading post remains online, amassing millions of views.
Critics haven't held back, labeling King a serial purveyor of misinformation, citing previous inaccuracies about GOP figures. His penchant for weaving fiction into reality raises eyebrows, leaving many to question the truth in his narrative.
The Western Journal: Another Tim Walz Scandal Erupts: Disturbing Ties to Pro-Hitler, Pro-Hamas Muslim Cleric Come to Light
Governor Tim Walz faces scrutiny for his ties to Imam Asad Zaman, who supported Hamas and has a history of questionable affiliations. Critics argue that Walz's relationships could endanger national security if he were to serve as Vice President.
The implications are troubling, with experts warning that embracing extremist figures may invite more dangerous influences into U.S. politics under a Harris-Walz administration.
Breitbart: Report: Tim Walz Met with Muslim Cleric Who Promoted Pro-Hitler Film
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has been criticized for his association with Asad Zaman, a Muslim leader who has expressed support for Hamas and shared antisemitic content online. Zaman's radical views intensified in light of recent events, with calls to sever ties with Israel.
The Anti-Defamation League urges distance from Zaman, highlighting that his statements do not recognize the pain caused to the Jewish community. Walz's connections have spurred division, particularly among Democrats, complicating the political landscape.
The Federalist: First Responders Help GA County Secure Ballots' Chain Of Custody
DeKalb County, Georgia, is tightening election security by involving first responders in transporting ballots after 2020’s trust issues. New protocols ensure that SD cards are securely managed, reducing vulnerability in the chain of custody.
Both parties have rallied behind the initiative, aiming for efficient and trustworthy elections. This bipartisan effort seeks to bridge the gap of skepticism, ensuring each vote counts.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Deploys Fake Southern-Fried Twang with Auto Workers in Michigan
Kamala Harris, once again slipping into a borrowed Southern drawl, rallied auto workers in Detroit, evoking skepticism about her authenticity. This isn’t new; she’s played this tune before, leaving voters wondering if she's the real deal or just another politician spinning tales.
With echoes of past candidates, her performance raises eyebrows, reminiscent of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 accent antics. In a world weary of facades, Harris's twang only feeds the doubts lingering in the hearts of the electorate.
Fox News: Venezuela's Maduro bans X for 10 days following exchange with Elon Musk
Nicolás Maduro just gave X the boot in Venezuela for ten days, claiming Elon Musk's platform stirred unrest after a shaky election. He declared himself the victor, but the opposition's got evidence to say otherwise.
Maduro's finger's itching on the censorship trigger, citing Musk as a villain inciting chaos. The battle's raged from ballots to bytes, with trust stretched thinner than a cheap suit.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Struggles to Answer Questions About Stolen Valor Accusations Against Tim Walz
Vice President Kamala Harris dodged questions about Governor Tim Walz's alleged military misrepresentations during her first official presser as a presidential nominee. Instead of addressing accusations of "stolen valor," she deflected to generic praise for military service.
Harris, under pressure, hinted at an upcoming interview while grappling with internal party conflicts and a reluctance for impromptu scrutiny. The situation leaves unanswered questions as both she and Walz remain silent on the allegations.
Front Page Magazine: Gov. Walz Posed With 'Godfather of Campus Antisemitism'
Tim Walz's connections with CAIR raise eyebrows, especially as he mingles with figures like Hatem Bazian, a notorious anti-Semite. Despite past condemnation from the Biden administration, relations with groups linked to Hamas appear cozy, igniting controversy in Minnesota.
While Walz promotes a civil rights agenda against Islamophobia, his ties to CAIR and Bazian blur the lines. Critics charge he’s enabling a culture where anti-Semitism festers, casting shadows over his political integrity and commitments.
#society
Breitbart: Civil Rights Org: Tim Walz Should Drop Out – 'Enemy of the Italian American Community'
The Italian American Civil Rights League is furious at Minn. Gov. Tim Walz, calling him an "enemy" for allowing rioters to topple a Columbus statue. They accuse him of erasing Italian culture and urge him to withdraw from the 2024 election, labeling it outright racism.
Crispi blasted Walz for inaction during the unrest, claiming his governorship has become a disgrace. In the face of intensified cultural cancelation, the IACRL argues that Italian Americans endure modern mob rule aimed at their heritage.
GB News: British Muslim communities feeling ‘deeply unsettled’ in the UK
In the UK, simmering tensions erupted into riots following the tragic Southport stabbings of three young girls, fueled by incendiary misinformation targeting Muslim communities. As conspiracy theories spread, violence spiraled toward mosques and asylum seekers, leaving many feeling unnerved.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper promised a robust police response amidst the chaos, while Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed to enforce the law against the rioters. The situation underscores a troubling climate of division in society.
Fox News: Camping World's massive US flag praised by former boxer on California board that greenlit display
In a tense dance over permits, Camping World’s giant flag flies proud again in French Camp, California, after a year of bureaucratic wrangling. County officials relented, citing "great marketing," as local veterans rallied behind the display.
With a 130-foot pole now legally sanctioned, the showdown became a testament to patriotic fervor, leaving some questioning the necessity of permits at all.
Times Of Israel: UK preparing for more far-right riots after murder of three children
In London, Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned of a potential resurgence of far-right riots, following the first jail sentence for inciting violence online. While a lull calmed many English cities, Northern Ireland continues to wrestle with unrest fueled by loyalist paramilitaries.
With nearly 600 arrests since the disturbances began, Starmer emphasized the urgent need for community safety. He hinted at stricter social media scrutiny as the chaos surrounding the tragic knife attack that killed three kids still ripples through society.
GB News: Plane crash horror: 62 feared dead after passenger plane loses control and erupts into enormous fireball
A passenger plane plummets in Brazil, leaving 62 souls onboard. Smoke ascends from the wreckage near Vinhedo, stirring fears of multiple fatalities. Authorities haven't yet pieced together the tragic puzzle.
Voepass Linhas Aéreas pledges support as rescue crews scramble to respond.
The Western Journal: Three Columbia Deans Resign After Their 'Deeply Upsetting' Text Messages Leak
Three Columbia Deans resigned after leaked texts revealed their derogatory views on Jewish students, raising alarms about campus safety and administrative accountability. Columbia's president condemned the comments as unacceptable, igniting further tensions.
Security measures may need a rethink, but faculty fears of escalated responses loom large. The campus buzzes with unrest, a sharp divide echoing through its hallowed halls.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Report: Iran’s new president fighting with IRGC to prevent strike on Israeli cities
New Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is caught in a deadly chess game, resisting hardliners who demand a full missile strike on Israel after the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. Instead, he suggests targeting alleged spy bases to avoid open warfare.
While Pezeshkian's strategy reflects a cautious approach, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps remains committed to a more aggressive stance, with whispers of undermining the president's authority. The stakes are rising, as both Iran and Israel brace for a potential clash.
Times Of Israel: US will not impose sanctions on IDF unit for alleged rights violations — report
The US has backed off from sanctioning Israel's Netzah Yehuda battalion over alleged human rights abuses against Palestinians. Secretary of State Blinken informed Israeli Defense Minister Gallant that the probe is closed, despite past controversies and calls for accountability.
The battalion, linked to extremism, faced scrutiny after its soldiers were implicated in a Palestinian man's death. Pressure from Israeli leaders ensured Washington wouldn't impose sanctions, even as allegations of misconduct linger in the shadows.
#economy
The Western Journal: Elon Musk Lays Out Exact Cause of Inflation: Harris/Walz Would Exacerbate the Problem
Elon Musk argues that inflation stems from government overspending, outpacing the output of goods and services, and warns that Kamala Harris's plans for price controls would only worsen the situation, drawing parallels to historical failures in economic policy.
He believes the solution lies in reducing spending while increasing production, contending government regulation hinders market responses to demand.
#crime
Le Monde: In Brazil, a plane carrying 62 people crashed near Sao Paulo
A plane with 62 souls on board crashed in Brazil's Sao Paulo state, leaving no apparent survivors, according to President Lula. The flight was heading from Cascavel to Guarulhos International Airport when it nosedived and erupted in flames over a residential area.
Voepass, the airline, stated it was investigating the circumstances surrounding flight 2283. Local media captured the harrowing scene as firefighters responded to the disaster, smoke billowing from the wreckage.
Forbes: Plane Carrying 62 People Crashes Outside São Paulo
A plane headed for São Paulo took a nosedive into a Vinhedo neighborhood, its fiery wreck scattering across the homes below. VoePass said it carried 58 passengers and four crew, but survival remains a mystery amid the smoke and ashes.
As the sun sets on the calamity, the fate of those aboard lingers in the air like a ghostly whisper.
GB News: 'It's a bit farcical!' Prison Governor claims that rioters 'will meet the criteria' for early prison release
A former prison governor whispers sweet nothings about reform, suggesting rioters might strut out early. Meanwhile, the harsh hand of justice slams a few down with sentences that could stretch to three years—time that might put their restless spirits on ice.
#sports
GB News: 'It's unfair and unsafe!' Campaigner claims next Olympics 'has to change rules' in boxing
In the smoky haze of a boxing ring, a campaigner raises a ruckus over gender rules as the Olympics loom. Imane Khelif, pushed out of last year’s World Championships, now eyes a gold medal in the women’s final, proving that the fight is never just in the ring.
The stakes have never been higher, and the rules must change.