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18 Sep 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Struggle of Jimmy Lai
Jimmy Lai, a legendary businessman and champion of liberal democracy in Hong Kong, has chosen to stay and face the consequences of his activism, even as the Chinese government tightens its grip on the city. Lai, who is currently in prison, has become a symbol of resistance against oppression and a testament to the struggle between freedom and tyranny. His inspiring life story, from escaping persecution in mainland China to building successful businesses in Hong Kong, has captured the attention and admiration of people around the world.
Newsbusters: Bozell Letter Slams Network News for ‘Election Interference,’ Zero Coverage of 9 Biden Scandals
Media Research Center (MRC) President calls out NBC, ABC, and CBS news for not covering Joe Biden's scandals, highlighting their bias. Bozell emphasizes that if these scandals had involved Republicans, the networks would have considered them breaking news. He accuses them of interfering in the 2024 elections and reminds them of how their lack of coverage affected voters in the 2020 presidential election, ultimately influencing the results.
Liberty Nation: Liberty Lost Under the Biden Administration
Progressives and the left prioritize the community over the individual, which has led to oppressive government overreach in the US. The loss of liberties includes freedom of speech, parental rights, economic freedom, and the ability to make personal choices. The Biden administration's actions, such as restricting political discourse, promoting progressive indoctrination in schools, and imposing regulations on shower heads and light bulbs, have eroded individual liberty.
The Federalist: Ken Paxton Acquitted While Austin Swamp Creatures Shriek
The Texas Senate votes to acquit Attorney General Ken Paxton, rejecting the impeachment charges against him. The Senate criticizes the House for its mishandling of the impeachment process.
Fox News: No clear spending deal as Congress inches closer to government shutdown
Lawmakers are returning to Capitol Hill to hash out a deal on government funding in order to avoid a shutdown. GOP groups are considering a 30-day stopgap measure with border security measures attached. The talks are ongoing, but a shutdown is likely, although it may not last long.
National Review: Why Biden Lies
Joe Biden's tendency to lie and exaggerate is not simply a matter of falsehoods, but rather a display of bullshitting. Unlike a liar, the bullshitter does not concern himself with the truth or falsity of his statements; he simply picks or makes up whatever suits his purposes. Biden's purpose, it seems, is to depict himself as a hero, constantly overcoming challenges and righting wrongs. However, as he ages and declines, his malarkey becomes more obvious and damaging.
The Federalist: Biden Takes Free Speech Assassination Attempt To Supreme Court
The Biden administration argues that federal officials should have the power to censor Americans online for "national security." They claim that limiting their freedom of speech endangers national security, but this is a misinterpretation of the First Amendment. The government's abuse of power and coercion is evident in its pressure on social media companies to censor ideas they don't like. This misuse of power goes against the purpose of the First Amendment, which is to protect citizens from government abuse. The Biden administration's arguments are a dangerous attempt to silence political opponents and further centralize power.
#society
Liberty Nation: The Bizarre Antics of Climate Protesters Miss the Point
Self-righteous climate activists continue their trend of protesting fossil fuels and climate change by gluing themselves to various objects, including works of art and now tennis courts. However, these actions are increasingly seen as clownish and attention-seeking. In contrast to historic American protests, such as those for labor unions and civil rights, these stunts lack substance.
While climate activists glue themselves to tennis courts, they ignore the environmental disaster of the war in Ukraine and the greenhouse gases it produces. The conflict in Ukraine, fueled in part by American cluster bombs, poses a significant threat to the planet. However, protesters remain silent on this issue. The lack of action from world leaders and the focus on trivial matters like cow flatulence and meat consumption raise questions about their priorities.
#war
Fox News: World War I-era plane flips on its roof while trying to land at Massachusetts museum
A World War I-era plane crashed while attempting to land at a military history museum in Stow, Massachusetts. The pilot of the vintage aircraft escaped without injuries. The crash was caused by a failure in the front landing gear. The American Heritage Museum was hosting an aviation event at the time of the incident.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation: Should the US Be Concerned in What Is Happening in Niger?
A military coup has taken place in Niger, causing significant concern for the US. Niger's strategic location in Africa makes it important for the US in its fight against jihadist terrorists, as well as a potential economic and military target for China. The country has a history of government instability, with military coups occurring in the past. The coup leaders claim it was prompted by President Bazoum's inability to establish security in the face of rising Islamist groups. The US-Niger relationship and humanitarian initiatives are now at risk, and the US has established UAV bases in Niger as part of its counterterrorism operations.
#economy
Forbes: The Retail Sales Outlook For Now Till Christmas 2023 Is Modest
DTC companies experience modest sales gains, with apparel showing a 13% increase in August. September revenues overall are down 6%, but apparel is up 4%. Back-to-school purchases contribute to the rise in apparel sales. Gasoline prices and food prices remain high, likely impacting consumer spending. Holiday sales forecasts are modest due to inflation and eroding consumer buying power. Retail sales are projected to increase 3.5% to 4.6%, with e-commerce sales growing 10.3% to 12.8%. Non-store sales are expected to grow 90%, but overall holiday sales growth will be sluggish at 1.0%. Shoppers are advised to shop early.
National Review: UAW Is Singing the Blues Because of the Greens
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union strikes against President Biden's green agenda, causing conflict between environmentalists and blue-collar workers. The UAW demands higher pay and benefits, while the greens prioritize the ban on internal-combustion-engine vehicles. The shift to electric vehicles threatens the future of the UAW and the Democratic Party's support from blue-collar workers.
Liberty Nation: Nuclear Appalachia – Can Converted Coal Plants Be the Region’s Rebirth?
The conversion of retired coal plants in Appalachia to small nuclear power plants could revitalize the region's economy. The existing infrastructure of coal plants would help reduce costs significantly. The conversion would create new jobs, increase economic activity, and contribute to a carbon-neutral future by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Military drone landed on Black Sea resort of NATO’s Bulgaria
Military drone found in Bulgarian Black Sea town of Tyulenovo. Special unit sent to deactivate it. Debris from Russian drone found in Romania.
#health
Fox News: Indiana AG sues state hospital for violating privacy of girl who traveled from Ohio for abortion
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita sues state's largest hospital for violating patient privacy by leaking the news that a 10-year-old girl had an abortion after crossing state lines. Lawsuit alleges the doctor wrongfully disclosed the information without authorization.
#outdoors
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#other
Forbes: Bocconcino Has Soft-Launched In Soho, Marking Major Expansion
Bocconcino, an Italian restaurant in London, has gained popularity for its refined menu and dedication to authentic Italian cuisine. Led by executive chef Marco Corsica, Bocconcino offers dishes like Tagliatelle with Wild Boar Ragu and Seafood Risotto. The restaurant recently opened a new location in Soho, featuring Venetian-inspired cicchetti dishes. With its commitment to quality and authenticity, Bocconcino is becoming a staple in London's Italian culinary scene.
Fox News: Crews in Turkey search for helicopter that crashed into lake while fighting forest fire
Underwater teams search for missing crew members from a crashed helicopter fighting a forest fire in western Turkey.
Forbes: Fixing Concrete & Steel Part Of Short List Of Climate Actions That Will Work
Concrete and steel, two major industrial products, have a significant climate footprint due to their high greenhouse gas emissions. The manufacturing process for cement, the gray glue in concrete, releases carbon dioxide, contributing to global emissions. Electric heating and carbon capture are potential solutions, but alternatives are more expensive. Overusing concrete can be reduced by building to engineering requirements. Steel manufacturing also emits greenhouse gases, but low-carbon processes, such as using synthetic gases and electric arc furnaces, are already in use. Decarbonizing these industries is crucial and can be achieved by including the externalities of emissions in their costs and implementing carbon pricing.