From the Trenches World Report
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What is wrong with the [below] picture? A lot.
The picture shows just how complicit the mass media has become in convincing Generation Z (Gen Z) adults into accepting TSA-style checkpoints at public venues. Continue reading “Gen Z Adults Encourage Each Other To Sign Up For Facial Recognition At Music Festivals”
Jim Ficken left his home to take care of his recently deceased mother’s estate. While away, the man he paid to cut his lawn died. The grass in Ficken’s yard grew more than 10 inches long.
The City of Dunedin has an ordinance against long grass. The Florida city fined Ficken $500 a day. Over time the fines added up to almost $30,000. Continue reading “Stossel: Mow Your Lawn or Lose Your House!”
“It’s a disgusting insult to democracy and exactly why people are so suspicious of the EU – and rightly so.”
Brussels correspondent Joe Barnes added that there was outrage among many MEP’s that their candidates had been disregarded thanks to a series of secretive backroom deals. Continue reading “The most powerful people in Europe are simply being APPOINTED like Game of Thrones”
JTA — When the ushers locked the door to the sanctuary, and the congregants prepared to flee the synagogue in preparation for a mass shooting, Rabbi Neil Cooper made sure it all happened before they had to take the Torahs out of the ark.
Ten minutes later the worshipers were back in the pews, doors unlocked, and getting ready to hear the weekly Torah portion. The first active shooter drill at this suburban Philadelphia synagogue was over. Continue reading “Synagogues are now conducting active shooter drills during services”
DETROIT (FOX 2) – A police officer in an unmarked SUV ran a stop sign before getting struck by a car on Wednesday.
The crash happened at the corner of Livernois and Cadet Street in southwest Detroit. Video surveillance from a neighbor’s house shows a Michigan State Police officer in a silver SUV ignoring a stop sign and driving through the intersection. Continue reading “MSP officer runs stops sign, hit by car, arrests other driver”
Earlier this month, in one devastating algorithmic stroke, Google removed many of the top natural health and health freedom websites from their organic search results — some losing as much as 99% of their traffic. In fact, the term “organic” should no longer be used to describe Google’s referral traffic, as a jaw-dropping undercover investigation by Project Veritas reveals: Google surreptitiously manipulates its search results and auto-suggestions to conform to a very specific set of sociopolitical and economic agendas intended to manipulate elections and promote private interests.
We live in amazing times, albeit intense, filled with incredible darkness and light.
The video platform Vimeo has banned Project Veritas and Natural News on the same day, taking part in the criminal collusion among tech giants who are systematically silencing independent journalism that keeps exposing the criminality of the tech giants themselves.
Two days ago, Project Veritas released a bombshell video showing a Google executive named Gen Jennai who admitted on camera that Google is engaged in a massive criminal scheme to alter election outcomes and silence conservative speech. Google’s video platform YouTube, to the surprise of no one, banned that video in a desperate effort to silence the explosive revelations. (Yes, Google censored a video that exposed Google’s censorship, thus proving the video’s merits yet again.) Continue reading “Vimeo bans Project Veritas, Natural News on the same day as criminal tech giants collude to silence independent journalism”
The Mind Unleashed – by John Vibes
A Google Maps mishap last weekend resulted in nearly one hundred people driving their cars into the middle of a muddy field, where many of them became stuck. Some of them even caused damage to their cars trying to get through the rough terrain.
It all started on Sunday with an accident on Pena Boulevard in Aurora, Colorado. Hundreds of motorists traveling nearby checked Google Maps for a detour and found an alternative route that would cut their travel time in half. Continue reading “Nearly 100 Cars Got Stuck in a Remote Field After Blindly Following GPS”
The New York Times has publicly acknowledged that it sends some of its stories to the US government for approval from “national security officials” before publication.
This confirms what veteran New York Times correspondents like James Risen have said: The American newspaper of record regularly collaborates with the US government, suppressing reporting that top officials don’t want made public. Continue reading “NY Times admits it sends stories to US government for approval before publication”
Forget backseat drivers, hell forget annoying front seat passengers, because soon your car will force you to stop at a red light.
BMW’s NextGen cars will be equipped with the industry’s first ever adaptive cruise control system that recognizes traffic lights. Continue reading “Big Brother To Force You To Stop At A Red Light”
GRADY CO., Okla. – The Chief of Police in Cement has been arrested by Grady County officials after allegedly offering a 16-year-old girl money for sex.
“It’s embarrassing… it’s a shame. I read that- it’s just embarrassing,” said Cement resident Dan Moody. Continue reading “Cement Police Chief arrested on soliciting child prostitution charges”
One of the NFL’s premiere franchises, the New England Patriots is using “Evolve Edge” millimeter wave/facial recognition scanners to identify fans before they enter Gillette Stadium.
According to Evolv Edge’s brochure, their scanners use facial recognition to identify everyone. Continue reading “Gillette Stadium’s Facial Recognition Can Identify Fans Before They Enter The Stadium”
The Ledger – by Kathy Leigh Berkowitz
LAKELAND — A 32-year-old woman was arrested on June 15 when she gathered her husband’s guns to turn them over to the Lakeland Police Department.
According to Courtney Irby’s arrest affidavit, she told police her husband had been taken to jail for trying to run over her with a car. Irby said she went to Joseph Irby’s apartment on Village Center Drive in Lakeland and searched for the guns she knew he had. Continue reading “LPD: Woman arrested for turning in husband’s firearms to Lakeland police”
Reno Gazette Journal – by Jennifer Kane
No shocker here: Burning Man is deeply concerned about the possibility of federally-sanctioned screenings for weapons and drugs at the event.
On Thursday, the Burning Man organization responded to a more than 300-page report from the Bureau of Land Management that will largely determine future conditions of the 80,000-person event in Northern Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. Continue reading “Burning Man: Drug searches ‘gravest’ concern from BLM report, urges better trash disposal”
The Intercept – by Murtaza Hussain
FOR OVER 17 years, Moath al-Alwi has been held at Guantánamo Bay without charge. A Yemeni citizen, al-Alwi is one of Guantánamo’s “forever prisoners,” those whom the U.S. government has not charged with a crime but is unwilling to release. On June 10, the Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal in his case, the latest setback in al-Alwi’s long effort to obtain due process rights. Even though the court wouldn’t take al-Alwi up, Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote that it would only be a matter of time before the court had to grapple with the forever prisoners and the scope of the government’s power to hold them. Continue reading “In Guantánamo Case, U.S. Government Says It Can Indefinitely Detain Anyone — Even U.S. Citizens”
Six years ago, I predicted that Knightscope robots (Daleks) might replace police officers and it appears, that I was right.
According to CBS Los Angeles, the Huntington Park Police Department is using a Knightscope K5 robot to patrol public areas like parks and city buildings. Continue reading “Spying Police Robots (Daleks) Coming To A City Near You”
U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va.) has joined Senators Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) to introduce a bill that would outlaw the online distribution of blueprints and instructions that allow for the 3D printing of firearms. Kaine has been pushing the Senate and Virginia’s General Assembly to pass gun safety legislation in the aftermath of the Virginia Beach shooting, including bills to close loopholes in the background check system. He recently held discussions on gun violence prevention in Springfield, Charlottesville, Richmond, and Fredericksburg. Continue reading “Kaine Bill Would Ban Distribution Of 3D Printed Gun Blueprints”
CHATSWORTH, Georgia (WTVC) – Defense attorneys for an 87-year-old Syrian refugee have released police bodycam video of an incident that made national headlines last August.
Chatsworth Police arrested Martha Al-Bishara after officers said she would not drop a knife that she was holding. Officers eventually used a stun gun on Al-Bishara, who did not speak English and was unable to understand the officer’s commands. Continue reading “Defense attorneys release video of Georgia officers using stun gun on 87-year-old woman”
RICHMOND, Texas (KTRK) — A Fort Bend County family is demanding answers after they say a Texas state trooper punched the front windshield of their car during a traffic stop.
“To me, this here is totally unjustifiable for the trooper who did it,” said Marcie Creek, the couple’s daughter. Continue reading “‘F***ing go’: DPS trooper screams after allegedly punching elderly couple’s windshield”
SAN ANTONIO – Twenty-four Bexar County Sheriff’s Office staffers have now been arrested this year, more than double the total from 2017. And there are still four weeks left in the year..
With 1,374 deputies in the county, that is an arrest rate of 1.7 percent. Continue reading “Astounding Bexar County Sheriff’s deputy arrest rate continues to skyrocket”