• OCT 9, 2020
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1. FIXED POLLS Exposed | Rudy Giuliani with Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie| Ep. 75
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by Lauri B. Regan and Asaf Romirowsky, Newsweek

While colleges and universities across the country have expended immense resources, in particular over the past several months, addressing unsubstantiated claims of systemic racism on their campuses and within American culture and institutions more broadly, there are other minority groups that face discrimination but go largely ignored. With millions of dollars in initiatives to hire diversity officers, develop required curricula demanding equity and inclusion, and expand bulging bureaucracies to meet Black Lives Matter demands, universities seem solely focused on their Black students at the expense of all members of their campus communities. We believe, however, that all minorities matter.

The sad reality is that Jewish students across the United States have been facing growing, ugly and violent anti-Semitic attacks that have gone unabated and ignored by college administrators for far too long. In a report on campus anti-Semitism during the 2019 school year, the AMCHA Initiative documented increasing and disturbing trends they anticipate continuing and growing worse in the coming year.

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By Joey Pietro, WESTERN JOURNAL

During the first presidential debate of the 2020 election, moderator Chris Wallace asked President Donald Trump to disavow white supremacy — again.

“Are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence?” the Fox News host asked.

Trump responded, “Give me a name. Who would you like me to condemn?”

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T. Belman. As always, Black is on the money.

His vice president has done all he could to regain the initiative for the administration. It is up to Trump to raise his game, hammer home his argument, and sweep Biden aside in the last two debates.

By Conrad Black, AM GREATNESS

The vice presidential debate was a refreshing upgrade on the cacophonous fiasco last week between the presidential nominees.

The incumbent, Mike Pence, was an easy winner on substantive points and general demeanor. The only question he did not really answer was how the administration is going to protect people with pre-existing medical problems if it succeeds in a judicial rejection of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare). He effectively replied to the customary Democratic falsehoods about the failures of this administration’s management of COVID-19. More importantly, as the evening wore on, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, Senator Kamala Harris, was more and more frequently reduced to the default page of the Democratic campaign: defamatory mudslinging against the president.
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T. Belman.  This agreement augers well for peace in the Middle East. It sets the template for all future agreements with countries like Saudi Arabia.

The seven-page deal avoids any topics that may be controversial, such as a Palestinian state or American weapons sales to Abu Dhabi.

By LAHAV HARKOV, JPOST 

L to R: Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, U.S. President Donald Trump, Bahrain’s Foreign Minister Abdullatif Al Zayani and United Arab Emirates (UAE) Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed wave and gesture from the White House balcony after a signing ceremony for the Abraham Accords. Septembe

The cabinet will hold a vote on Israel’s peace treaty with the United Arab Emirates on Monday, the Prime Minister’s Office announced on Monday.

There has not been a full cabinet meeting since Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned from the signing ceremony at the White House, almost a month before the planned vote. The agreement is expected to get unanimous support from the ministers. Read more…

The complexity of the dispute has implications for many other similar conflicts • The Golan Heights is part of Syria not because of some ancient connection, but because France and the UK decided so.

By SETH J. FRANTZMAN, JPOST Oct 8/20

People supporting Armenia protest against the military conflict with Azerbaijan over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh, in Brussels, Belgium October 7, 2020

Over the past week major countries, such as Russia and Iran, have indicated their desire for the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia to de-escalate. At the same time, both countries have said they stand by international law and that Azerbaijan’s claims to Nagorno-Karabakh, where most of the fighting is taking place, are legitimate.

The complexity of the dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh has implications for many other similar conflicts. However, the stances of the various countries involved are not consistent. It shows how countries use claims of international law when it benefits them, and disregard other parts of international law when it doesn’t.

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EMERGENCY REQUEST to PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP:

Governor Cuomo had decreed that every single one of our synagogues will be fined $15,000 if we dare to assemble for prayer, starting this coming Friday.

This is a blatant violation of our First Amendment right to freedom of religion.

The death rate from COVID in New York State is now essentially zero. There is no justification for this suspension of our civil liberties.

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By Burak Bekdil, BESA October 8, 2020

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: After the infamous Mavi Marmara incident of May 2010, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdo?an and then foreign policy tzar Ahmet Davuto?lu (later PM and now an Erdo?an opponent) pledged to internationally isolate Israel. This was intended to help them advance their Islamist agenda and augment an emerging unity in the umma, preferably under Turkish leadership. A decade later, pragmatic Arab states are lining up to normalize relations with Israel, leaving state actors Iran and Turkey as well as non-state actor Hamas in a punishing position of international isolation—exactly where Turkey wanted to push Israel.

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Erdogan’s Jerusalem threats shouldn’t worry Israel. But the Islamist’s aggressive moves are signs that America’s approach to Ankara is a mistake.

By Jonathan S. Tobin 10-07-2020 18:40

Does it matter that Turkey appears to think that it can relitigate the outcome of World War I? That’s the question observers were forced to confront last week when its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, opened that country’s parliament with a speech about the status of Jerusalem.

The Islamist government Erdogan leads is among the leading boosters of the Palestinian war against Israel’s existence, as well as an ally of the Hamas terrorists in Gaza. But the Turkish leader’s remarks weren’t framed as a response to American recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital or the peace and normalization agreements reached between the Jewish state and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. Rather, it was an argument that Jerusalem belongs to the Turks, rather than the Jews or the Arabs.
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The Left’s ‘Mostly Peaceful’ Revolution/Coup

By William L. Gensert, AMER THINKER

Since the advent of the Trump presidency, the left engaged their greatest minds in planning the “Russia Hoax Coup” and then the impeachment farce. Having failed miserably at both, they are now carrying out an information operation to sell maundering Joe Biden as inevitable in his attempt to win the coming Presidential Election.

They insist that Joseph Biden is leading Trump in the polls by an insurmountable 16%. Before the end of October, the New York Times and the Washington Post both will run articles using anonymous sources in the Trump Administration expounding on how they believe Biden will deservedly win in a landslide but fear the president is planning on stealing the election with the help of Vladimir Putin. CNN and MSNBC will have on ex-generals and other retired military officers expressing lugubrious concern for the future of the republic.

Or… something like that.

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By Nandita Bose and Diane Bartz, REUTERS

A U.S. House of Representatives panel looking into abuses of market power by four of the biggest technology companies found they used “killer acquisitions” to smite rivals, charged exorbitant fees and forced small businesses into “oppressive” contracts in the name of profit.

The antitrust subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee recommended that Alphabet Inc’s Google, Apple Inc, Amazon.com and Facebook should not both control and compete in related businesses, but stopped short of saying a specific company should be broken up.
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President Donald Trump, who is currently hospitalized after testing positive for the coronavirus, leads Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden with likely voters in eight battleground states and with the national popular vote.

The monthly Democracy Institute Sunday Express poll released on Monday found that 46 percent of likely voters nationwide support Trump while 45 percent support Biden.

That represents a statistical tie, as it is within the poll’s margin of error of plus or minus 2.5 percentage points with regard to the national popular vote.

A national lead four weeks before the Nov. 3 election is good news for Trump, but there is more good news for the president.

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VP Pence was masterful and unflappable. He got his message out on every question and was not deflected in any way. He was very prepared. He has mastered the art of finishing what he wanted to say even though his time was ended. He had mastered the art of avoiding the question and instead giving the statement he wanted to give.

He even interrupted Harris in a gentleman like manner and dominated her in the exchange. He really threw her off her game.

If only Trump, was able to do the same. Three cheers.

Six Women Create A Song and Video to Inspire a Wave of Women Voters in the Presidential Election

Their message to millions of women everywhere is simple: “We Need You!” (WATCH VIDEO.)

Brittany, Dahlia, Jessenia, Soleil, Virginia and Ximone are not bandmates. They never formally worked together on any musical projects until they realized that 50 Million women who were registered to vote in the 2016 Presidential election did not.

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