Supreme Court unanimously supports TRUMP | HAKE NEWS Tue 3-5-24
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End of Hour 1: Telecom cables cut in the Red Sea! By who? // Trump won in Supreme Court //
End of Hour 2: Israel-Palestine women’s victimhood drama; Biden hates Bibi; Kamala met w/ Benny Gantz //
NOT READ: Ukraine propaganda // Haitians overrun by their gang members // France makes aborsh a constitutional right //
JLP Show Notes | Tue 3-5-24
Hake notes from JLP…
Tue 3-5-24 Hr 1 Thoughts. Observer of life. Super Tuesday w/ Trump.
Country & Western Tuesday. Biblical Question (we got it reversed since yesterday) — Do you know God? Who is God? // Daniel in GA realized something about thoughts. Great call. // It’s Super Tuesday // A call or two, and Super Chats… //
Tue 3-5-24 Hr 2 Calls. Trump not winning? Didn't change locks, now she's 'pregnant.'
Super Chats // Great calls… Bible Thumper caller (not great). Tony from CA: Trump is not winning? Polls mean nothing? // Larry in IN, 18, update on 19yo girlfriend (from Friday 3/1/24) who now says she’s pregnant after he tried kicking her out. …
Tue 3-5-24 Hr 3 Calls: Forgave father in front of his wife. Women calls!
Great calls… A caller asks about politics, if Trump can bring the country back … // Scott in IL (1st-timer) forgave father in front of his stepmother, drove 500 mi, got thrown out … asks about politics // Russ in NJ (1st-timer) asks about epidemic / demon (someone in “chat” [off-air] joked he sounds like an eco-fascist, but too old for that) //
Great calls with women… Juana… Camila crying …
HAKE NEWS, Hr 1 | Tue 3-5-24
Telecom cables cut in the Red Sea! By who? // Trump won in Supreme Court //
Submarine telecommunication (Internet) cables damaged!
(CNN or theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) There’s cutting cable and then there’s literally cutting cable: Telecom cables running along the bottom of the Red Sea have been damaged, disrupting an estimated quarter of internet and communications between Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Israel said the Houthis might do it — one Houthie denied doing it and blamed US and England.
Trump wins in the Supreme Court, obv
(CNN or theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) The Supreme Court unanimously sided with former President Trump.
One day before Super Tuesday, the Supremes agreed that states don’t have the authority to take Trump or anyone running for federal office off ballots. This is in response to the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to boot Trump from the state’s presidential primary for violating the 14th Amendment — specifically the “insurrection clause” — due to his actions on Jan 6. Now, the country’s highest court says only Congress holds the power to bar presidential candidates from running for office.
The justices said giving states the power to kick federal candidates off ballots would lead to national chaos during election years — with a candidate being ineligible in some states but not others. However, the three liberal justices wrote in a concurring opinion that the ruling goes too far and could “insulate all alleged insurrectionists from future challenges.” Trump-appointed Justice Amy Coney Barrett said in a one-page opinion that the court reached its decision unanimously and “that is the message Americans should take home.” Worth noting: The Court made no mention of whether Trump's involvement on Jan 6 constitutes an insurrection, it only clarified whether states had the power to remove federal candidates per the 14th Amendment.
Challenges to Trump’s ballot eligibility across more than 30 states now have no legal basis. This is especially important in Illinois and Maine, where officials already barred Trump from primary ballots. Trump hailed the SCOTUS ruling as a “big win for America.” However, this isn’t the end of the legal road for Trump. Next month, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether Trump can claim presidential immunity in federal cases against him.
Not since Bush v. Gore in 2000 has the Supreme Court played such a big role in an election. Monday’s decision is a big win for the GOP: Their frontrunner gets to stay on the ballot ahead of a likely rematch with President Biden. Today's Super Tuesday races are a big step towards whether that rematch will happen or not. If you're in one of the 16 states taking part, don't forget to vote (UNLESS YOU’RE A DUMB LIB aka COMMUNIST / RINO).
HAKE NEWS, Hr 2 | Tue 3-5-24
Israel-Palestine women’s victimhood drama; Biden hates Bibi; Kamala met w/ Benny Gantz //
NOT READ: Ukraine propaganda // Haitians overrun by their gang members // France makes aborsh a constitutional right //
Israel-Palestine war drama
(CNN & theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) Violence Against Women: Yesterday, the UN reported it has “reasonable grounds” to believe that Hamas committed rape and “sexualized torture” against women during its Oct 7 attacks on Israel (SLOPPY REPORTING*?). The team visited Israel and the West Bank to collect information for the UN’s annual report on sexual violence in conflict. They reviewed more than 5,000 photos, 50 hours of footage, and spoke with survivors and witnesses of the attacks as the basis of their findings.
The report is part of a larger UN initiative and the envoy involved recommends that Israel work with the UN to carry out a more formal investigation into Hamas' actions. Hamas has previously denied allegations of sexual violence.
*CNN: A United Nations team has found “clear and convincing” information that hostages in Gaza were sexually abused, and the UN special envoy on sexual violence said there were “reasonable grounds” to believe such violence is ongoing.
However, the UN team was not able to meet with any victims of sexual violence from Hamas’ October 7 attack, and most of the evidence was circumstantial.
Pramila Patten (Wikipedia) / (Google), the activist-lawyer UN special envoy, said a lack of survivors or witnesses made firsthand accounts difficult to collect.
Meanwhile, The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has accused Israel of detaining and torturing some of its staffers, coercing them into making false confessions about its alleged ties to Hamas.
Meanwhile, there are growing divisions between the Biden administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over its handling of the war. Since the Oct 7 attack, more than 30,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. The Biden admin is getting pressure to push for a permanent cease-fire, but Netanyahu has remained steadfast in his goal of eliminating Hamas. Yesterday, VP Kamala Harris met with Benny Gantz — a member of Israel’s wartime Cabinet and a “centrist” (usu. MEANING FAR-LEFT LIBERAL) rival to Netanyahu — to discuss the humanitarian situation in Gaza amid military operations. Netanyahu did not authorize the visit and reportedly said Israel has "just one prime minister."
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Ukraine propaganda
(CNN or theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) Ukrainian investigators are demanding answers after a Russian drone strike on the city of Odesa left 12 dead, including five children. Odesa, a strategic city in southern Ukraine on the Black Sea, is no stranger to Russian strikes, but the Saturday attack was particularly deadly. Now, investigators are trying to determine what type of drone was used. Given the damage, some speculate the drone might have been modified to cause a bigger impact.
What’s wrong with the Haitians?
(CNN or theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) Haiti has been gripped by gang violence and its citizens are at a breaking point. Since last week, a wave of highly coordinated gang attacks has rocked the capital of Port-au-Prince, with armed groups burning down police stations and freeing prisoners in what one gang leader described as a direct challenge to Haiti’s unpopular Prime Minister Ariel Henry. Gangs control 80% of the capital, according to UN estimates, and are fighting to seize the rest. Frequent civilian protests reveal a populace deeply unhappy with the country’s leadership. Many Haitians blame Henry for rapidly ceding ground to the gangs and refusing to hold elections that could give the country a fresh start.
Far-left France is calling aborsh ‘freedom’ (by constitutional corruption)
(CNN or theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) Who’s saying ‘my body, my choice’... France. Yesterday, it became the first country in the world to enshrine abortion rights in its constitution, making it a “guaranteed freedom.” Ahead of the vote, France’s prime minister said, “we are sending the message to all women: your body belongs to you and no one has the right to control it in your stead.” The change was spurred by threatened abortion rights across the US in the wake of the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. But the historic move also highlights the widespread support for abortion in France, where it has been legal since 1975, and a successful campaign by feminists and lawmakers from several parties. The amendment faced little pushback, with Catholic groups among the few to oppose it.
…Oh and speaking of “reproductive health” (sic), Opill, the first over-the-counter birth control pill approved in the US, will make its official debut in the coming weeks. It's expected to increase access to birth control since it does not require a prescription. But it's not likely to be covered by insurance and will cost around $20 a month.
Liberal FAA vs Liberal Boeing (doubt we’ll get solutions)
(CNN or theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) The FAA has found multiple problems with Boeing’s production practices following a six-week audit triggered by the January 5 door plug blowout on an Alaska Airlines’ 737 Max 9. In a news release, the FAA said it “identified non-compliance issues in Boeing’s manufacturing process control, parts handling and storage, and product control,” but did not provide additional detail. Boeing said it is prepared to do what is needed to improve quality. Several agencies are investigating the aftermath of the Alaska Airlines incident, including the National Transportation Safety Board and the Justice Department. When concluded, this FAA audit will likely be used in future congressional hearings involving the company.
Apple vs EU
(CNN or theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) Who’s coughing up the cash… Apple. Yesterday, the European Union fined the iPhone maker about $2 billion for preventing other apps, like Spotify, from promoting cheaper music subscriptions outside of Apple’s App Store. The EU said that’s illegal under its antitrust rules. Spotify said the ruling sent a “powerful message” that “not even a monopoly like Apple, can wield power abusively to control how other companies interact with their customers.” Apple said it will appeal the decision.
Autism
(CNN not theSkimm Tue 3-5-24) QUOTE: “When we’re talking about a spectrum, there’s an infinite number of ways a person can be autistic, so there are also endless possibilities for how a person can be seen or portrayed.” — André Felipe de Medeiros, a neurodivergent podcaster and journalist from São Paulo, Brazil, on the challenges of autism representation in media.
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