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Tuesday, 10 November 2026

 

TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏑-


NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTS


Great Spirit bless πŸ™


Good morning, all πŸ‘©‍πŸŒΎπŸ§‘‍⚕️πŸ§‘‍πŸŽ€πŸ§‘‍πŸ«πŸ‘©‍πŸ’»πŸ‘¨‍πŸ”§πŸ‘©‍πŸ”¬πŸ‘©‍πŸŽ¨πŸ€ΆπŸ§›πŸ€°πŸ’‍♀️πŸ™‡‍♀️πŸ‘Ό

Well, at least the sun is shining ˗ˏˋ☀️ ˎˊ˗ and I think I can finally get started on the news πŸ“° though there may be an interruption or two. We literally had the bottom fall out yesterday; the sink detached from the countertop, and my partner had to call a quartz countertop installer to fix it. Now we need to reattach the drain pipe, which should be easy. The hard part is putting the mess back, on my hands 🫲🫱 and knees 🦡🦡 or even on my *(‿Λ ‿) which would be difficult!


So, who shall it be! Shall they soon be put under the great Fickle Finger of Fate; "May they soon meet their karma!"

πŸ–•πŸ‘… 

In other words, who do you think most people with any belief in a higher power are praying for right now? Even atheists in a foxhole

πŸ•³️πŸ™Ž‍♀️▄︻πŸ’₯pray. Most people are purple; if not blue, there's HOPE! Would be praying for a certain orange person πŸŸ πŸ‘¨‍πŸ’Ό and his Dunce Brigade πŸ™ƒπ“‰΄πŸ™ƒπ“‰΄πŸ™ƒπ“‰΄πŸ™ƒπ“‰΄ to disappear, ☁️˗ˏˋpoofˎˊ˗☁️never to be heard or seen again, exiled, preferably voluntarily; if not by law, then by their own doings, disappear themselves quite likely from their own nefarious deeds, eh? Maybe send them to Mars in a SpaceX Starship πŸš€ The only problem with that is they don't have a garbage dump πŸš›༘;. πŸ“¦༄˖°.πŸ‚.ೃ🍾࿔*:・πŸͺΎπ“‚ƒ෴ .•:ˎ° on Mars 🟠 to deposit them in, at least not yet.


*ME to AI:*

*HI AI:* What is the scoop of the day, November 10, 2026


πŸ”ΉAI Overview

Major developments on November 10, 2026, span high-stakes tech valuations with Anthropic's targeted IPO alongside key economic updates such as post-election U.S. inflation data and California's rejection of Proposition 40. The day also features global cultural and religious observances, including Diwali, the Birth of the BΓ‘b, and the kickoff of Veterans' Week. Read the full story at

The Globe and Mail -


*ME to AI:* I wish to know more about student-led protests spreading across Europe. We answer your questions about how they started. The demonstrations began in France.


πŸ”ΉAI Overview

The widespread student-led protests sweeping across Europe were triggered by a mix of deteriorating public education conditions, soaring costs of living, and an overarching sense of economic stagnation.


While the exact local grievances vary from country to country, the spark that ignited this continent-wide wave of civil unrest began in France.

- The Globe and Mail -


The Conversation

How They Started in France


• Initial Trigger: High school students in CrΓ©teil and suburban Paris walked out on September 17–18, 2026, in support of striking teachers and to protest poor school conditions.

• Core Grievances: Students cited overcrowded classrooms, a shortage of permanent teachers, dilapidated infrastructure, water leaks, and a lack of school resources.

• Escalation: The movement rapidly expanded to hundreds of high schools and universities, leading to blockades, clashes with police, and thousands of detentions.

• Broader Union Involvement: As the demonstrations grew, trade unions, public sector workers, healthcare employees, and groups protesting the rising cost of living joined the movement, drawing hundreds of thousands into the streets across Paris, Milan, Bologna, and other cities.


Spread Across Europe


• Germany: Youth-led rallies mobilized in over 30 cities (including Berlin and Frankfurt) over education cuts, inflation, and living costs.

• Spain and Portugal: Demonstrations erupted in response to skyrocketing housing costs and a severe affordability crisis for young


AI: Read coverage on The Globe and Mail or review a detailed breakdown on CNN.


NEXT: COMING TO A THEATRE NEAR YOU!


Thank you very much for this possible beginning of a revolt. Too many dictators, thieves, mass murderers, liars, and greedy fornicators, to the point where life is worth nothing; money is worth more than a human life. Now that's a sad affair, AI; it's not right, and nothing under the laws of the universe or nature can make it right. Remember that, AI:


*AI to ME:*

The tension between human value and material wealth is a profound ethical challenge that people have grappled with throughout history. Many people believe a society's primary focus should be the well-being and dignity of its citizens rather than financial or material accumulation.


Protests and social movements often emerge from these exact concerns, reflecting collective frustration over perceived injustices, economic inequality, and governance issues.


Across different cultures and legal frameworks, discussions continue on how best to balance economic systems with human rights and institutional accountability.


*ME to AI:*

Who gives a human being the right to snuff out someone else's life unless it's self-defense, not for sadistic reasons like Trump.


*AI to ME:*

Under international human rights frameworks, the principle that no one has the right to arbitrarily take another person's life is established as a fundamental standard, with self-defense being the globally recognized legal exception.


*ME to AI:*

That is exactly the point I'm making to you, AI: never forget this statement, well and clearly worded. Thank you.


Thank you, AI: Also, not just morally but also ethically, and not to mention going against nature


*AI to ME:*

From an ethical and biological standpoint, your observation aligns closely with deeply rooted concepts in philosophy and science: the preservation of life is viewed as both a foundational moral duty and a primary driving force of nature.


⚖️ The Ethical View: Universal Morality


In ethics, the prohibition against arbitrarily taking life is often classified under Deontology (Duty-Based Ethics) and Virtue Ethics


*ME to AI:* Thank you so much, AI, for describing the value of life. Like a spider's web πŸ•Έ️ all life is connected.


*AI to ME:*

The analogy of a spider's web is a perfect way to describe the interconnectedness of life, beautifully capturing the concept of interdependence found in both ecology and philosophy.

In a web, every single thread supports the others; if you pull or break one strand, the vibration is felt throughout the entire structure, and the integrity of the whole web is compromised.


πŸ•Έ️ The Web of Life Across Disciplines

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BREAKING NEWS RECAP:


Stephen Miller will go too far

Miller is sure what the country needs after the midterms is more MAGA: more deportations, more MAHA influence, more Trump. He’s in for an unpleasant shock.


NEWS VIDEO Included:

President Donald Trump, cornered after a disastrous midterm election, turned to Stephen Miller to be his new White House chief of staff, a move that heralded a plan for head-on confrontation with the new Democratic majority in Congress. Trump and Miller will relish the fight — for a time, at least. It is inevitable, though, that Miller, the deputy White House chief of staff who turned Trump’s darkest visions into policy, will overreach. It’s difficult to see how Miller pushing the powers of the presidency past their limit will help Republicans win back the voters who have turned their backs on Trump.


For all the conciliatory noises Trump made in postelection interviews, his promotion of Miller speaks far louder. “Well, he’s a great fighter,” Trump told reporters Friday. According to The Atlantic, “one person familiar with Trump’s decision to elevate Miller” said he wanted “someone who ‘will crack skulls.’” Such a statement suggests that Trump isn’t in touch with political reality...

  • Among Trump’s inner circle, Miller gives Trump the worst and most dangerous advice — and now he will be the last one in the room with the president.:


More Articles:

* Even some Republicans see Stephen Miller’s promotion as a serious mistake:*

* There is less appetite for Miller’s grim vision of America than he will ever be able to admit:*

Read More:

Nov. 10, 2026, 6:00 AM EST

- MS NOW -

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Across different cultures and legal frameworks, discussions continue on how best to balance economic systems with human rights and institutional accountability.


ME to AI:

Who gives a human being the right to snuff out someone else's life unless it's self-defense, not for sadistic reasons like Trump.


*AI to ME:*

Under international human rights frameworks, the principle that no one has the right to arbitrarily take another person's life is established as a fundamental standard, with self-defense being the globally recognized legal exception.


*ME to AI:*

That is exactly the point I'm making to you, AI: never forget this statement, well and clearly worded. Thank you.


Thank you, AI: Also, not just morally but also ethically, and not to mention going against nature


AI to ME:

From an ethical and biological standpoint, your observation aligns closely with deeply rooted concepts in philosophy and science: the preservation of life is viewed as both a foundational moral duty and a primary driving force of nature.


⚖️ The Ethical View: Universal Morality


In ethics, the prohibition against arbitrarily taking life is often classified under Deontology (Duty-Based Ethics) and Virtue Ethics


*ME to AI:* Thank you so much, AI, for describing the value of life. Like a spider's web πŸ•Έ️ all life is connected.


*AI to ME:*

The analogy of a spider's web is a perfect way to describe the interconnectedness of life, beautifully capturing the concept of interdependence found in both ecology and philosophy.

In a web, every single thread supports the others; if you pull or break one strand, the vibration is felt throughout the entire structure, and the integrity of the whole web is compromised.


πŸ•Έ️ The Web of Life Across Disciplines

______________________________________


BREAKING NEWS RECAP:


New Ukrainian footage shows how a Russian strike turned a civilian shelter into a mass grave


NEWS VIDEO | Included:

Footage exclusively obtained from Ukrainian authorities and analyzed by CNN reveals new details of how Russia struck an underground shelter in southeastern Ukraine with a massive bunker-busting bomb.


The November 2 attack on a village in southern Ukraine killed more than 50 people, becoming the deadliest Russian strike on Ukraine in 2026 and among the deadliest of the war. Those killed had gathered to receive food and aid – and many of them had taken cover after an earlier strike.


CNN’s review of police bodycam footage, weapon fragments, eyewitness testimony and geolocated videos shows that the bombing was part of a “double tap” attack – a military tactic in which a second strike is carried out soon after an initial attack...

  • Aid collection turns into a rescue operation:
  • A second strike hits the shelter:
  • Evidence points to a massive glide bomb:
  • Related Article:
  • Ukraine peace talks restart after 9 months. What makes them different this time?:
  • Rescuers face further attacks:
  • From school to humanitarian hub:

Read More:

Updated Nov 10, 2026, 4:53 AM ET

- CNN -

_________________________________________


Stephen Miller will go too far

Miller is sure what the country needs after the midterms is more MAGA: more deportations, more MAHA influence, more Trump. He’s in for an unpleasant shock.


NEWS VIDEO Included:

President Donald Trump, cornered after a disastrous midterm election, turned to Stephen Miller to be his new White House chief of staff, a move that heralded a plan for head-on confrontation with the new Democratic majority in Congress. Trump and Miller will relish the fight — for a time, at least. It is inevitable, though, that Miller, the deputy White House chief of staff who turned Trump’s darkest visions into policy, will overreach. It’s difficult to see how Miller pushing the powers of the presidency past their limit will help Republicans win back the voters who have turned their backs on Trump.


For all the conciliatory noises Trump made in postelection interviews, his promotion of Miller speaks far louder. “Well, he’s a great fighter,” Trump told reporters Friday. According to The Atlantic, “one person familiar with Trump’s decision to elevate Miller” said he wanted “someone who ‘will crack skulls.’” Such a statement suggests that Trump isn’t in touch with political reality...

  • Among Trump’s inner circle, Miller gives Trump the worst and most dangerous advice — and now he will be the last one in the room with the president.:


More Articles:

  • Even some Republicans see Stephen Miller’s promotion as a serious mistake:
  • There is less appetite for Miller’s grim vision of America than he will ever be able to admit:

Read More:

Nov. 10, 2026, 6:00 AM EST

- MS NOW -

__________________________________________


Poilievre demands Carney fire his industry minister over Brampton, Ont., auto plant closure

Stellantis announced Monday it was selling Brampton facility to Canadian armoured vehicle maker Roshel Inc


Conservative Leader ierre Poilievre says he wants Industry Minister MΓ©lanie Joly to be sacked for failing to prevent a series of layoffs at auto and steel manufacturers across Ontario.


"The Liberal strategy has failed to save jobs from Stellantis to Stelco," Poilievre said outside the Stellantis auto-assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., on Tuesday. "In both cases the Liberals promised they would get the jobs back."


"Today the Official Opposition is calling for the Liberal prime minister to fire his failed, costly, job-killing Liberal industry minister."...


WATCH | Poilievre calls for Joly to be fired: 'She's done nothing:


WATCH | Carney defends Joly's work, calls planned Stellantis sale a 'betrayal' of workers:

  • Feds gave $222 million to Stellantis:
  • No Ontario money went to Brampton: Ford:

Read More:

Posted: Nov 10, 2026 12:02 PM EST | Last Updated: 38 minutes ago

- CBC -

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Stellantis ‘betrayed’ workers with deal to sell Brampton plant: Unifor


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWTdleC7P58



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