Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 11/11

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Twice-Deported Illegal Alien Tries to Storm Plane’s Cockpit, Claims He Has Bomb

https://pjmedia.com/catherinesalgado/2026/11/10/twice-deported-illegal-alien-storms-planes-cockpit-with-bomb-threat-n4959240

An illegal alien with two prior deportations on his record was somehow allowed to fly United, and he enlivened his flight by storming the cockpit and claiming he had a bomb.

Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto must have had a government-issued ID adequate for getting through airport security, which raises its own host of questions. He was taking a United Airlines flight from Newark, N.J., which is a sanctuary state, to New Orleans, La. The Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office arrested Gomez-Alberto when the flight landed in New Orleans after his crazed hijacking attempt. Oh, yes, and Gomez-Alberto barely speaks any English, because why bother to learn the language of the country you’ve invaded three times?

Gomez-Alberto now faces charges of terroristic threats, disorderly conduct, and felony bomb threat, according to Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin. The New York Post reported that the bomb threat turned out to be a hoax. Local authorities also confirmed that Gomez-Alberto changed into all-black before making his run for the cockpit to lend credence to his threat.

As of Tuesday, Gomez-Alberto is in jail without bail. He is a Honduran illegal alien who spent over a decade repeatedlycrossing into the United States, being arrested, and then receiving either deportation or temporary release.

My emphasis.

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Unhinged anti-Israel activists hurl objects at the Bidens during Ireland visit, shout ‘Genocide Joe’

https://nypost.com/2026/11/10/us-news/unhinged-anti-israel-activists-hurl-objects-at-the-bidens-during-ireland-visit/

A mob of anti-Israel activists surrounded former President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, during a stop in Ireland on Tuesday, throwing objects at the couple and clashing with police.

The frightening scene unfolded outside Trinity College Dublin, where former first son Hunter Biden was honored for his “Outstanding Contribution to Public Discourse.”

The 83-year-old former president was being escorted to his waiting vehicle when the demonstrators began pelting his security detail with what appeared to be cartons of milk, footage of the incident posted on social media shows.
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Chants of “blood on your hands,” “Genocide Joe” and “shame on you” were reportedly heard at the demonstration.

The elder Biden, who is of Irish descent, made the surprise trip to Ireland amid a battle with prostate cancer that has spread to his bones.

The antisemites give LIEden too much credit for Hamas's depletion.

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Housing expert blasts 'absurd' California red tape keeping affordable homes out of reach

https://www.foxbusiness.com/media/housing-expert-blasts-absurd-california-red-tape-keeping-affordable-homes-out-reach

California’s push to make housing more affordable is facing a familiar obstacle: getting new homes built, even as state laws seek to encourage development.


Macro Trends Advisors founding partner Mitch Roschelle told FOX Business’ Stuart Varney on "Varney & Co." about the bureaucratic hurdles facing California builders and how the state’s approach compares with Florida's.

Roschelle said he had invested in a company working to build affordable housing in Los Angeles. The project sought to use legislation signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom that allowed additional housing units on certain properties without rezoning, but Roschelle said regulatory obstacles made the effort difficult.

"The reason why that company had a really, really hard time is the amount of red tape, which we should probably call blue tape because there’s nothing red about it, right? The amount of blue tape that takes place in California, especially in Los Angeles, especially post the fires is absurd," Roschelle said.

While allowing more units on a property can create opportunities for development, it does not guarantee new homes will be built. Builders still face regulatory hurdles before construction can begin.

Roschelle argued that bureaucracy, including decisions made by unelected officials, has made construction especially challenging in Los Angeles. He contrasted those hurdles with Florida, where he said potential property tax changes were encouraging some prospective buyers to act before the end of the year.