Charlamagne Tha God salutes DeSantis and Abbott for sending migrants

Charlamagne Tha God salutes DeSantis and Abbott for sending migrants to the Blue States of Sanctuary City

Famed Breakfast Club host Charlamagne Tha God expressed his approval of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sending busloads of migrants to Blue State cities, calling the move “brilliant.” “.

The longtime radio host gave a panel on Comedy Central’s Hell of a Week and told his panelmates he thinks the idea is a good way to expose the hypocrisy of Democrats who don’t want migrants in their areas.

Abbott has sent about 2,500 migrants to New York City, while DeSantis pulled off a stunning stunt by flying 50 Venezuelan migrants to Martha’s Vineyard in an unannounced attempt to relocate the asylum seekers.

“Personally, I think it’s brilliant,” Charlamagne said, “but I wish governors like Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott would give Democratic governors and mayors more forewarning.”

“Because that would expose the hypocrisy of the Democrats, who don’t want immigrants here either,” he said.

Breakfast Club host Charlamagne Tha God expressed his approval of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sending immigrants to Democrat-run cities

Breakfast Club host Charlamagne Tha God expressed his approval of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sending immigrants to Democrat-run cities

Charlemagne called the Democrats hypocritical because

Charlemagne called the Democrats hypocritical because “they don’t want immigrants here either”

Angela Rye, center left, pushed back on Charlamagne's approval, saying she wanted to know

Angela Rye, center left, pushed back on Charlamagne’s approval, saying she wanted to know “what kind of Christianity” the GOP governors practice

The first to push back on Charlamagne’s opinion was Angela Rye, a special correspondent for ESPN who covers race and social justice for the sports network titan.

Rye began her speech with an eye roll, saying she wanted to “dig deeper into the fact that these people take pride” in sending immigrants to places they “didn’t expect.”

Charlamagne pointed out that they will be sent to cities of refuge, to which Rye replied: “It doesn’t matter. If you haven’t talked to these people about your plans… It’s a political game for them.’

Rye called Abbott and DeSantis “Bible-beating Christian governors” and further wondered “what kind of Christianity they practice.”

Author and intellectual Malcolm Gladwell then joined the discussion and agreed with Rye, asking: “How are we in a situation in our country when we treat people who want to come here as props in some kind of political stunt? ‘

Comedian Roy Wood Jr. was the last to chime in, and made a poignant point when he said Democratic cities are “the same cities that ship their homeless people to the outskirts,” with which Rye agreed.

Wood Jr. went on to say that cities are “already intentionally hiding people,” making their complaints about Abbott and DeSantis’ moves seem hypocritical.

Rye then pleaded that we have some “humanity and compassion about this conversation,” saying “the country has missed immigration for a very long time.”

She also said Abbott and DeSantis were “terrified” if there was a “browning of their conditions,” and Charlamagne agreed with the analysis.

According to Democratic Mayor Eric Adams, New York’s migrant housing facilities have been marginalized in recent months — 23 shelters have already opened in the city.

Adams said 38 more shelters will be created to help address the growing problem.

Migrants are loaded onto MTA buses in Manhattan after arriving by bus from Texas to the Port Authority Bus Terminal this morning

Migrants are loaded onto MTA buses in Manhattan after arriving by bus from Texas to the Port Authority Bus Terminal this morning

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (pictured) has been blasted over his plan to ship migrants across the country.  NYC Gov. Eric Adams has now said his team is taking legal action against him

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (pictured) has been criticized for his plan to ship migrants across the country

The city’s immigration commissioner says many of the migrants picked up on buses by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott are from Venezuela.

Manuel Castro claims that the majority of illegal immigrants who have arrived in New York want to go to Florida because of its large community of Venezuelans.

“We help them get to their actual destination. We do our best. All states and all cities have a role to play here, not just New York and Chicago and other places.’

New York City law requires the city to provide housing to anyone who requests it, with Castro adding that there are currently around 7,300 asylum seekers in the system.

The system is so overwhelmed that City Hall has had to contract hotel rooms to accommodate the thousands coming into the city.

Migrants arrive from Texas by bus at Port Authority Bus Station, Manhattan, New York

Migrants arrive from Texas by bus at Port Authority Bus Station, Manhattan, New York

GOP officials say they are keen to give liberal haven cities a glimpse of the strain uncontrolled illegal immigration is putting on border communities.

Abbott has sent buses to New York, Chicago and DC, including to the vice president’s doorstep, and this week DeSantis sent a plane carrying 50 migrants to Martha’s Vineyard, the affluent island of Massachusetts.

The White House has condemned the Republican governors’ efforts, saying the migrants, mostly from Venezuela, are being used in a political stunt.

“They were children. They were mothers. They fled Communism. And what did Governor DeSantis and Governor Abbott do to them? They used them as political pawns, treated them like chattels,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said at a news conference Friday.

She said: “This is an inhumane and abhorrent problem and we should not use people, migrants, fleeing communism as a political pawn.”

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FAA rejects Republic Airways proposal to cut hours it takes

FAA rejects Republic Airways proposal to cut hours it takes to become a co-pilot

(CNN) – Federal regulators have firmly rejected an airline’s controversial request to halve hiring standards for commercial pilots to address the global pilot shortage.

In April, regional carrier Republic Airways petitioned the Federal Aviation Administration to allow graduates from Republic-owned LIFT Academy to become airline co-pilots with 750 hours of flight experience, not the typical 1,500 hours required for new airline pilots.

On Monday, the FAA said it denied Republic’s request after the agency “determined that the airline’s new training program did not provide an equivalent level of safety as the rule requiring 1,500 hours of flight experience before a pilot is allowed to work for an airline.” .

Republic is an Indianapolis-based regional airline that claims to operate 1,000 daily flights for American Eagle, Delta Connection and United Express.

What Republic Airways wanted

Republic, in its first request to the FAA, claimed that its internal training program met the rigorous requirements of military flight training. Therefore, the airline said, an FAA regulation allowing military pilots to be hired by airlines with less experience should be extended to the Republic.

“Through its rigorous curriculum and structure, this program will exceed military R-ATP safety standards [training program]’ Republic argued, adding that its program would ‘provide a higher level of security’.

The curriculum includes instruction and flight time, mentoring and frequent exams. Failing a test, Republic suggested, would put a student on the normal path to a 1,500-hour license.

Graduates who would have received a special pilot license under this program would then have received a full license upon reaching 1,500 hours.

Republic argued its program would increase diversity in the ranks of pilots. Accumulating the 1,500 hours typically involves a college degree, low-wage work, and hiring planes to fly — an expense that can cost anywhere from $170,000 to $220,000, according to Republic.

“The cost of a four-year degree can be a significant barrier for some high-quality students, making pilot training unattainable, particularly for those in socioeconomically disadvantaged communities,” Republic’s proposal reads.

The Regional Airline Association, which represents the Republic and its partner airlines, had supported the Republic’s proposal. Approving the program would recognize “that flight time is not the only component to developing a safe and skilled pilot.”

Faye Malarkey Black, CEO and president of the association, issued the following statement Monday in response to the FAA’s decision:

“We are still reviewing the FAA’s decision. It is the mission of all airlines to have robust safety programs and continually improve flight training.

Safety must come first. Expanding structured training pathways would improve access for people who don’t have access to a pilot’s career today.”

Union rejects plan

The Air Line Pilots Association, the largest pilots’ union, had strongly opposed the Republic’s program.

“This decision is a huge win for aviation safety and for the flying public,” ALPA President Capt. Joe DePete said in a statement Monday afternoon.

“The FAA’s findings confirm what we have been saying all along about the Republic’s request – that it is not in the public interest and would compromise safety.”

“Furthermore, in its official denial of the petition, the FAA reiterated its support for the existing regulatory requirement to facilitate pilot qualification — the Air Safety Act, which has reduced aviation fatalities by 99.8 percent since its inception.”

The US requirement of 1,500 hours is far higher than the entry level in many other countries. The Department of Transportation’s inspector general wrote in a report earlier this year that 18 out of 29 countries it reviewed require first officers to have just 240 hours.

The United States used to have a lower requirement for co-pilots – 250 hours – but lawmakers raised the bar after the 2009 Colgan Air crash that killed 50 people. Investigators said the pilots of the commuter plane failed to properly recognize and respond to the plane, which stalled a few miles from Buffalo-Niagara International Airport.

Opponents of reducing first officer hours include Sully Sullenberger, the retired airline captain who famously landed a US Airways jet on the Hudson River in New York.

“There are no shortcuts to experience. There is no shortcut to safety. The standards are the standards because they are necessary,” he told a congressional panel in 2015.

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Police are investigating allegations a fan smacked Cardinals QB Kyler

Police are investigating allegations a fan smacked Cardinals QB Kyler Murray after beating Raiders in overtime

LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas police said Monday they are investigating allegations that a fan in the stands punched Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray amid celebrations of Arizona’s 29-23 overtime win over the Raiders.

Murray gave the front row viewers a high-fiving at Allegiant Stadium after Byron Murphy’s fidgety return on Sunday when a man appeared to reach out and slammed Murray in the face with his open hand.

Video showed Murray appearing stunned but not hurt, then attempted to identify the attacker in the mostly happy crowd.

Officer Larry Hadfield, a Las Vegas police spokesman, confirmed that a battery complaint was filed at the stadium around 6:30 p.m. The report was not immediately available.

Hadfield did not name Murray as a reporter but did confirm the claim that “a spectator at the stadium punched a professional football player”.

Hadfield said a suspect was not immediately identified and an investigation is ongoing.

Cardinals spokesman Mark Dalton declined to comment Monday.

Murray had an excellent game, leading the Cardinals (1-1) to two touchdowns and two 2-point conversions in the last 8:13 of the rule to force overtime.

The win was Arizona’s first since Murray agreed to a $230.5 million five-year contract extension. He was the No. 1 pick in the 2019 draft after winning the Heisman Trophy in Oklahoma in 2018.

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In Britain anti monarchists struggle to make their voices heard

In Britain, anti monarchists struggle to make their voices heard

On September 16 in South London, an anti-monarchist put up a poster calling for demonstrations on the day of Elizabeth II’s funeral. OLI SCARF/AFP

DECROSSING – Several Republican protesters have been arrested during mourning ceremonies, while 62% of Brits support the regime.

From our special correspondent in London

Coming out of Mass on Sunday September 11, Symon Hill, a 45-year-old history teacher, found himself walking the streets of Oxford in the official procession of King Charles III’s proclamation. Annoyed, the man who describes himself as a “peace activist” yells, “Who voted for him?” “I doubt many in the crowd heard me,” he said in a blog posting the event. But several security guards tell him to be quiet and lead him aside. When he questions the legitimacy of their reaction, police officers come in for backup, handcuff him and put him in the back of a police car. “It seems that I was arrested just for expressing my opinion publicly,” Symon is outraged. He was eventually released without charge.

During the numerous ceremonies celebrating the new monarch, several isolated incidents of this kind occurred, breaking with the spirit of harmony on display. In Edinburgh, a young…

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Funeral of Elizabeth II This was the UKs farewell to

Funeral of Elizabeth II: This was the UK’s farewell to the Queen BBC News World

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This Monday, the United Kingdom said goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II, the monarch who reigned for more than 70 years, for the last time.

It was a day full of emotions and ceremonieswhich began at 11am local time with a state funeral at London’s Westminster Abbey and ended with a private family ceremony at St George’s Chapel in Windsor.

At BBC Mundo, we explain the symbology, history and key aspects of this latest tribute to the monarch in a special hosted by BBC Mundo’s Ana María Roura, together with journalist Fernán González, who specializes in British monarchy affairs.

Other personalities also attended, including painter Miriam Escofet, who portrayed Queen Elizabeth II in 2020; and the current Honduran Ambassador to London and Dean of the Latin American Diplomatic Corps, Iván Romero Martínez, hosted the funeral and subsequent acts in honor of the monarch.

Let us review this historic moment.

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On the anniversary of the disaster 74 magnitude earthquake shakes

On the anniversary of the disaster: 7.4 magnitude earthquake shakes Mexico

Ironically, on the anniversary of the two devastating earthquakes in 1985 and 2017, a magnitude 7.4 tremor shook western Mexico. The center of the earthquake was 59 kilometers south of Coalcoman, in the Pacific coast state of Michoacan, the National Seismological Institute announced on Monday. The tremors were also felt in the capital, Mexico City.

“We hope with all our hearts that nothing bad has happened,” President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said on Twitter. Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said no damage had been reported so far.

An earthquake drill had ended in the Mexican capital half an hour before the earthquake. Residents immediately left their homes.

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“We thought it couldn’t be true! But. It’s amazing that the earth is shaking again today,” said Karina Suárez, 37, in the center of the capital.

On the anniversary of the two major earthquakes of September 19, 1985 and 2017, Mexico City authorities regularly hold an earthquake simulation. On September 19, 1985, an 8.1 magnitude earthquake in Mexico City killed more than 10,000 people and destroyed hundreds of buildings. On September 19, 2017, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake killed around 370 people, mostly in the capital.

The tsunami warning agency predicted dangerous tsunami waves. These can reach a height of one to three meters in some stretches of the coast of Mexico.

Mexico borders the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and is one of the countries with the highest seismic activity in the world. The national territory extends over a total of five tectonic plates.

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Hamburger dies in paragliding accident during flight in Spain Jornal

Hamburger dies in paragliding accident during flight in Spain Jornal NH

A 43yearold man (17) died this Saturday after suffering a paragliding accident in Spain. Born in Novo Hamburgo, André Grohs was practicing the sport with five other people in a park when he fell into the Grillons Gorge in the town of Áger, about 200 kilometers from Barcelona. According to the Catalan fire brigade, the hamburger fell in a hardtoreach place.
Rescue teams were mobilized to locate the athlete after the fallRescue teams were mobilized to locate the athlete after a fall. Photo: Firefighters of Catalonia Shortly before 2 p.m. (local time), emergency teams were called, searched the ground and located the athlete in a rocky area. The rescue also required the mobilization of EMS and a helicopter with members of the Special Action Groups.

In a statement released to the press, the Catalan firefighters report that they have already found the victim “unconscious and without vital signs”. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation measures were carried out, but without success. There is no information about other injuries.

The causes of the accident are being investigated by the Catalan police.

This Sunday (18), family and friends complained about André’s departure: “Voe Dé, fly under the angels now,” wrote a godmother on social media.

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Elenoire Ferruzzi are your very long nails real The truth

Elenoire Ferruzzi, are your very long nails real? The truth is scary show only show only

Elenoire Ferruzzi is a transgender showgirl and artist who defines herself on her Instagram profile as “public figure, showgirl, actress, singer and gay icon”. And in fact it has been able to live out all these facets on the web. Now she’s ready to become the star of the new edition of Big Brother Vip directed by Alfonso Signorini.

Assigned to male at birth, she began to suffer from gender dysphoria during puberty and from the age of 16 she turned to Cosmetic surgery to feel more comfortable in your body. Then he chose a new name, which he soon became his stage name and for which she is famous today.

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The Ferruzzi has literally depopulated and continues to depopulate Social, who shares on his profiles personal shots, musical performances and sketches, but above all his thoughts collected in short writings and / or videos. This is where the showgirl’s true personality shines through and can be defined as demolition, irreverent, but also infinitely sarcastic. With those she herself defined during an interview with Mr. Ponza Blog (2017)”Allegorical Videos tearing a smile”, she gives us infinite pearls of wisdom about current events, about her own transition path, about the struggle for LGBT+ rights against the clichés that are attributed to him almost every day.

In this way, Elenoire quickly became something of an authenticity landmark for many people and, as she detailed in the interview mentioned above, she also felt a sense of fulfillment when her fans, who are very numerous, thanked her for it the strong effect that affected her life.

The decision to become a social diva

Despite his success, Ferruzzi continues to only appear on social media because, as he told Rolling Stones magazine in 2019, he fears it on TV He wouldn’t be able to express himself as openly as on the web, even declaring, “On TV, they don’t go beyond my character. The TV world is a little mafia, they invite whoever they want and as long as they say what they want.”

In 2018, however, she makes an exceptional appearance on screen when she makes her cinema debut as herself. Christian De Sica and Massimo Boldi really wanted to have them on the set friends like beforea comedy that defines the couple’s return after 13 years apart.

In December 2020, her name hits the headlines when the idea of ​​her being one of the future guests of the house is raised Big Brother. Then the 2020 edition will not be made, but in September two years later, when Alfonso Signorini shares the clues to the contestants in the seventh edition of Big Brother Vip, again the showgirl is included among the possible competitors. And – indeed – now it will. That they – therefore – changed his mind on the small screen?

Elenoire’s nails, how long are they?

However, Elenoire is also very famous for her nails that must not go unnoticed! They are often painted red and are good for a long time 20 centimeters! Many argue that they cannot be Is correct but she guarantees they are! They’ve clearly become one of her trademarks, along with her platinum blonde wigs and brightly colored lipstick.

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Elenoire Ferruzzi She doesn’t like talking about her age or wishing her a happy birthday. Therefore, the year in which she was born is not known, only the day and month: June 23. In fact, her mother Giovanna Arfili sends her best wishes in the mail every year on this day Facebook. It is unknown her real name (or rather the name assigned to her at birth) which is not available online and the artist has said several times that she is available to discuss her transition path and the person She’s been able to speak prior to this electionApparently he never wanted to reveal who he was before. It will – maybe – al GF?

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