From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
This is what returning to school will look like in Quebec on May 19th. My friends there have decided not to return their kids because they have at least one parent working from home. I would make the same decision under these conditions. Continue reading “What school will look like”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
In a newly released report, the Anti-Defamation League defamed Valve Corporation’s Steam as a platform full of violent “extremists” and pushed for gaming companies to sever ties because they’re not doing enough to censor their users and suppress free speech. Continue reading “ADL Threatens Steam For Not Censoring Gamers’ Speech, Pressures Companies to Sever Ties”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Devner, CO — In the land of the free, if a police officer sees you in your own car and you do not have your seat belt on, or all your lights working, or dark tint, they will claim the right to detain and extort you. If you refuse to be extorted, they will then claim the right to kidnap and cage you. If you resist this kidnapping over a stop for a minor traffic violation, you can and will be shot or killed. As the following case illustrates, you can and will end up savagely beaten and left disfigured for not wanting to be detained or extorted. Continue reading “Cop Leaves Man Grotesquely Disfigured After Traffic Stop for Not Having His Lights On”
Old-Thinker News – by Daniel Taylor
UK Ministry of Defense 2010: “Choosing to be disconnected may be considered suspicious”
Brigadier General Robert S. Spalding said in a 2019 interview that humans will not be able to opt out of the pervasive 5G system: Continue reading “5G Will Enable Nightmare Surveillance Grid That Humans Won’t Be Able To Opt Out Of”
More than three-in-four college students want “safe spaces” on their campuses that are free of “threatening actions, ideas, or conversations,” even as a majority support President Trump’s threat to withhold taxpayer dollars from universities that restrict speech, according to a new poll. Continue reading “Poll: 78 Percent of College Students Want to Restrict ‘Threatening’ Ideas”
The father of a student at George Washington University has filed a federal class-action lawsuit, claiming the school’s closure during the coronavirus pandemic resulted in less-rigorous online tuition, and deprived her of other aspects of college life. Continue reading “Parent of George Washington University student sues, says online classes inferior”
If there was any doubt those refusing to download the COVIDSafe app are the new anti-vaxxers just listen to their language.
It’s all “I, I, I and me, me, me.” Continue reading “People who refuse to download the COVIDSafe virus tracing app are the new anti-vaxxers”
23 young people from the UK, Ireland and Romania have formed a new group to root out misinformation and fake news about COVID-19 in a bid to stop it spreading online and doing harm. The Youth Against Misinformation group will help track and record evidence of misinformation to help analyse emerging trends and create a real-time picture of how fake news about COVID-19 is spreading online, as well as report these posts to social media platforms to have them removed. Continue reading “Youth Against Misinformation launches to tackle COVID-19 infodemic”
This is awesome! It is in Venice, CA. One patriotic woman breaches. The cops go to arrest, and then everybody breaches! They can't arrest them all! This is the way it's done. pic.twitter.com/PpPPFx6UQC
— Susan St. James (@SusanStJames3) May 5, 2020
Police in Quebec are investigating whether recent fires at three cellphone towers north of Montreal are connected and if they have anything to do with global conspiracy theories linking COVID-19 with 5G technology. Continue reading “Quebec police probing 3 cellphone tower fires, possible link to conspiracy theory”
New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. City of New York – Case Summary
New York City officials act as if the Second Amendment does not apply to them. They made it illegal to transport a licensed, locked, and unloaded handgun to a home or shooting range outside of city limits. This regulation is inconsistent with the text, history, and tradition of the Second Amendment. New York City’s transportation ban is unconstitutional and it must be overturned. Continue reading “New York’s Second Amendment Showdown”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Los Angeles, CA — A disturbing video was submitted to the Free Thought Project Monday night that shows an unidentified LAPD officer whaling on an innocent man. The video has since prompted an internal investigation for misconduct and excessive use of force. Continue reading “Cop Checks Her Phone Before Stepping In to Stop Partner’s Attack on Innocent Man”
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Elan Carr, the State Department’s anti-Semitism monitor, wants to get people in other countries to love their Jews more as a means of countering anti-Semitism. Continue reading “US will push countries to love their Jews more, anti-Semitism monitor says”