From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
Suppose a reporter interviewed players behind the scenes re the question: who really runs the US government? Who really sets national policy?
A legit interview. Actual people. Actual quotes. Not just a circumstantial case.
And suppose these players answered the big questions directly and unmistakably? Continue reading “Media: the most shocking interview that “never happened””
Gun Watch – by Dean Weingarten
On 15 January, Police Chief Louis Ross was loaned a bullet resistant vest before he and other officers broke into a home in Sentinel, Oklahoma. Ross was shot three times in the chest, and once in the arm. Three of the bullets were stopped by the vest. The police had no warrant for the raid. The homeowner, Dallas Horton, was not hurt and has not been charged, and it seems unlikely that he will be. He and his wife Esther Marie, were both interviewed.
There are many things about this case that have not been widely reported. Continue reading “OK: Man Shoots Police Chief; No Charges”
Political Pistachio – by JASmius
Not so much a case of ham-fisted censorship in this instance as it is the devil’s advocates simply out-smarting educrats and the Brethren (via Newsmax Insider):
A Florida school district have banned the distribution of Bibles in area high schools after an anti-religious group and a Satanist organization announced plans to pass out their own materials. Continue reading “Florida Schools Ban Bibles To Appease Atheists, Satanists”
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Florida (AP) — Two teenage sweethearts suspected in a crime spree of stolen vehicles and pilfered checks across the U.S. South have been taken into custody in Florida, Kentucky authorities said Sunday.
Grayson County Sheriff officials said in a statement that 18-year-old Dalton Hayes and his 13-year-old girlfriend, Cheyenne Phillips, were arrested without incident about 12:10 a.m. Sunday in Panama City Beach. The two had eluded police in multiple states while raising concern about their increasingly bold behavior. Continue reading “US teens on alleged crime spree captured in Florida”
A shooting Saturday morning at a mall in central Florida left two people dead and one other injured, police said.
After responding to reports around 9:30 a.m. of multiple shots fired inside the Melbourne Square Mall, police tweeted that the “shooter is contained” and that officers were clearing the mall store by store.
It wasn’t immediately clear whether the suspect was dead or injured, Cmdr. Vince Pryce said. Continue reading “Florida police say 2 dead, 1 injured in mall shooting”
Occidental Dissent – by Hunter Wallace
It sure is a great thing that we are so blessed to live in a “republic” with a Supreme Court that has a 5-4 “conservative majority.” Striking down this “gay marriage” nonsense ought to be a snap, right?
“The swing vote remains Kennedy, who has authored the last three major rulings advancing the cause of gay rights. On one hand, he has defended voter-approved constitutional amendments, most recently in a Michigan case last year that upheld the state’s ban against racial preferences in university admissions. But he struck down the federal same-sex marriage ban as an affront to the constitutional rights of gays and lesbians.”
Continue reading “US Supreme Court To Decide “Gay Marriage” In 2015”
Truthstream Media – by Melissa Melton and Aaron Dykes
They Live, We Sleep: How the Control of Data Allows an Invisible Government to Rule in Secret
In the prescient and unsettling-but-realistically-surreal alter-reality 1988 cult classic They Live
Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings
Federal bureaucrats are pressuring banks and credit unions to close accounts for gun shops and other law-abiding businesses in an attempt to shut down those enterprises. That is the charge a US Congressman and others are making about a US Department of Justice effort called Operation Choke Point.
“They figured that if they could cut off legal businesses’ ability to bank they could put those businesses that they don’t like out of business,” US Representative Sean Duffy (R-Wisconsin) said of Choke Point. Continue reading “The Underhanded Way Feds Are Closing Hundreds Of Gun Shops”
While most Americans discount the possibility of a major conflict with Russia, Europeans who have seen two great wars in the last century know better.
The country of Lithuania, much like its neighbors, is preparing for a full-out invasion by Russian forces and their government is issuing a survival manual to its citizens. Though the complete details have yet to be released, the manual, among other things, advises citizens to “keep a sound mind, don’t panic and don’t lose clear thinking.” Continue reading “Report: “Russian Invasion Survival Manual” To Be Issued To Citizens In European Union”
Yahoo News – by GREG KELLER and RAF CASERT
PARIS (AP) — City officials in Reims say one of the terrorists responsible for attacks last week that killed 17 people was buried in the eastern French city over their objections and despite concerns that the grave could become a shrine for extremists.
Said Kouachi, the elder of the two brothers who together gunned down 12 people Jan. 7 in their attack on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, was buried at the demand of the French government, officials in Reims said in a statement Saturday. Continue reading “Anonymous burial for 1 of 3 terrorists behind France attacks”
Hundreds of officers, including SWAT teams, scoured a Central Florida neighborhood for armed and dangerous men after a suspected robbery, high-speed chase and double homicide overnight.
All four suspects are now in custody, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said this morning. Continue reading “Mother, Daughter Dead After Violent Armed Robbery Spree in Central Florida”
The Daily Caller – by Chuck Ross
MSNBC host and civil rights activist Al Sharpton is calling for an emergency meeting of his eight-member diversity task force to discuss action against the Academy Awards after the movie “Selma” received only one Oscars nomination.
“The movie industry is like the Rocky Mountains, the higher you get, the whiter it gets,” Sharpton said with usual flair in a statement released Thursday after the announcement of Oscar nominations. Continue reading “Al Sharpton Calls For Emergency Diversity Task Force Meeting After ‘Selma’ Oscar Snub”
Fishing? How, exactly would that work?
Illinois legislators obviously don’t have enough to worry about. Instead of … Oh, never mind. Sheesh.
Using drones to gain an advantage when hunting or fishing might soon be illegal under a bill proposed by state Sen. Julie Morrison. Continue reading “(?) “Proposed Illinois bill would outlaw drones for hunting, fishing””
LANSING, MI — Gov. Rick Snyder on Thursday vetoed legislation that would have overhauled the concealed pistol permit application process in Michigan, citing a provision he said could jeopardize existing protections for domestic abuse victims.
Senate Bill 789 and 790, backed by the National Rifle Association but opposed by prominent gun control groups, would have lifted a blanket restriction preventing the subject of any personal protection order from obtaining a CPL. Continue reading “Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder vetoes concealed gun bill, cites risk for domestic abuse victims”
Before It’s News – by VirusGuard
A gunman claiming to be armed with a Kalashnikov and grenades has taken two people hostage at post office in a Paris suburb.
Police have surrounded the building in Colombes, around seven miles from the centre of the French capital. A helicopter was flying overhead.
The gunman reportedly phoned police to confirm that he had taken hostages in the post office on 158 boulevard du general de Gaulle. Continue reading “Another attack in Paris or false flag”
The irony is almost worse than 9/11.
Then, President Bush responded by stating, with bravado, that they attacked us because they hate our freedoms.
This time, the attack against the publication of satirical Mohammed cartoon, was not only an act of terrorism, but an attack on the spirit of free speech.
And the government response this time? After staging a photo op of world leaders, various heads of state have proposed new waves of surveillance and repressive attempts to ban encryption and violate the freedom of speech in communication devices through new spy policies and laws. Continue reading “Now We Know The Plan: More Surveillance and a Patriot Act For Europe”
Human Wrongs Watch – by Neil Clark
Last week 17 people were killed by terrorists in France. The events were shocking and quite rightly the murders were subject to unequivocal condemnation. At the same time, considerably more people were reported to have been killed by gunmen in Baga, Nigeria, with figures ranging from 150 to over 2,000.
But it’s the French victims who we focus on, showing our solidarity with them by declaring ‘Je suis Charlie’, and holding vigils in Trafalgar Square and elsewhere- while the African victims of violence have – certainly until the last day or so – been ignored. Continue reading “Terrorism in Africa: A bigger threat than in Europe, but much less coverage”
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SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo
ABC News – by Matt Gutman
The Real Revo – by Jim22
MLive – by Jonathan Oosting
SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo