From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
Former US Vice President Dick Cheney said on Sunday that military action in Iran is likely unavoidable in order to stop Iran’s nuclear energy program.
Cheney, who served from 2001 to 2009 under President George W. Bush, made the remarks after George Stephanopoulos, host of ABC’s ‘This Week’ program, asked him, “is military action against Iran inevitable?” Continue reading “Cheney: Military action in Iran unavoidable”
A beloved World War II veteran and pillar of his local community was brutally killed in a violent mugging by four teenagers on his driveway.
Terrance Morgan and Edward Johnson, both 19, and Leslie Litt and Geblonski Murray, both 18, have been arrested for the violent death of Lawrence E. ‘Shine’ Thornton of Greenville, Mississippi on October 18. Continue reading “Beloved veteran, 87, killed by four teens during violent mugging”
Think Progress – by RYAN KORONOWSKI
Al Gore had been up all night for his organization’s third annual 24 Hours of Reality event before taking the podium at the Center for American Progress’ 10th Anniversary Policy Conference. True to form, he explained the imperative of acting to reduce carbon pollution.
But Gore was fired up, more so than many had ever seen him. Continue reading “Al Gore On Solving The Climate Crisis: ‘You’re Damn Right I’m Passionate About This’”
Politico – by PAIGE WINFIELD CUNNINGHAM
Trying to sign up for Obamacare the old-fashioned way — paper, pen or telephone?
Good luck with that.
With the supposedly state-of-the-art $600 million HealthCare.gov portal malfunctioning, President Barack Obama is urging Americans to go ahead and try to get health coverage by mailing in a paper application, calling the helpline or seeking help from one of the trained “assisters.” Continue reading “‘Glitches’ hit Obamacare paper, phone applications too”
Guns and Gear Reviews – by Ryan Michad
You can get many accessories for this gun, including a belt buckle holster and a folding grip/pocket clip to carry the revolver.
If you live in an area where snakes are prevalent, you can load the revolver with shotshells to take care of those if the need arises.. Continue reading “North American Arms .22 LR Mini-Revolver”
Excerpted from Politico: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is medically “fit to serve” and is working to get his weight in check, his doctor said in a medical report released on Friday.
“He has no medical limitations and is fit to serve as the Governor of the state of New Jersey,” wrote Dr. Rachana Kulkarni, a cardiologist who has taken care of Christie since January 2012. Continue reading “Doctor: Christie Not Too Fat To Serve”
Before It’s News – by Susan Duclos
In the video below by videographer BeautifulGirlByDana, a very good point is made about how with every earthquake that is strong enough to shake buildings hundreds of miles away, video after video is uploaded with hours and throughout the first day afterward, yet for some odd reason, the 7.3 magnitude quake that hit Fukushima this week, there were very few videos published, but quite a few copying them then reuploading, so it was the same videos, other than news reports, over and over again. Continue reading “Fukushima Goes Into Stealth Mode On The Internet”
Of course, they don’t have a problem with Fukushima and chemtrails poisoning the environment.
SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 26 (UPI) — Students in San Jose, Calif., can no longer hold car washes to raise for money for school events because city officials say they endanger the environment.
Cheerleaders at Lincoln High School had to cancel a scheduled Oct. 20 car wash after a visit from the city’s Environmental Services Department, the San Jose Mercury News reported Friday. Continue reading “Student Fundraising Car Wash Banned over Environmental Concerns”
Excerpted from Campus Reform: The Kansas University (KU) professor who was placed on administrative leave after calling for the death of NRA members’ children returned to work today — but not to teach.
KU announced Thursday that Peter Guth would return to work, but not to the classroom.”We do have a lot of work to do on assessment as we prepare for various levels of accreditation, and that’s some of the work he will be doing,” said William Allen White School of Journalism Dean Ann Brill, according to the University Daily Kansan, KU’s student newspaper. Continue reading “Leftist Professor Who Wished Mass Shooting On NRA Families Returns To Work”
Guns and Ammo – by S.P. Fjestad
If you’re interested in older and unusual European revolver variations, this Apache centerfire revolver might be exactly what you’re looking for. This single action six-shot is chambered for 7.6 mm cal., and when the bullet leaves the chamber, it passes through a hole on the left side of the upper frame—eliminating the need for a barrel.
This gun’s ability to protect someone isn’t just measured in firepower, however. The retractable knuckle duster grip could come in handy if a hand-to-hand fight ensues, and if that isn’t enough, the folding triangular blade can also be used for cutting and stabbing an adversary. Continue reading “Three Weapons in One: Apache Centerfire Revolver”
Is there any point in public debate in a society where hardly anyone has been taught how to think, while millions have been taught what to think? –-Peter Hitchens
What started off as Arab Spring has turned morbidly into Arab Fall. What began as a seasonal description became directional and self-destructive. Continue reading “Israel Benefits as World Loses”
Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings
We unfortunately live in the age of surveillance, when agencies like the NSA and FBI push and cross the boundaries of unconstitutional actions.
This means that everybody needs to take steps to protect their data and. Obviously, there is no such thing as total protection, and a determined individual or organization with a lot of time and money on their hands can break any security if they want. Continue reading “3 Ways To Avoid NSA Detection On The Internet”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
Mike and Chantel Sacket, from Priest Lake, Idaho, were preparing an 0.63 acre plot of land for the construction of their new home when an order by the EPA was issued to remove piles of fill material and replant the vegetation that they had removed from their property. The couple paid $23,000 for their property.
The order from the EPA was issued after the couple had gone through the process of acquiring all of the necessary permits to begin construction. Failure to comply with the EPA order would have resulted in a daily fine of up to $37,500. Continue reading “The EPA Legally Controls All Water, Food Production and Private Property”
A moose hunter in Norway found himself inadvertently pursuing a different type of game this week when an errant bullet missed its mark and broke through the wall of a nearby cabin.
According to local reports, the hunter accidentally shot a man who was on the toilet Thursday. The bullet darted straight through the wooden wall of the Vesteroy cabin and pierced the man in his abdomen. Continue reading “Hunter Accidentally Shoots Man On Toilet While Aiming For Moose”
Political Outcast – by Mark Horne
Some blog called “Armed With Science” decided to be a propaganda mouthpiece for the NSA for at least one post (perhaps that’s the blogs regular shtick; with a .mil domain, that wouldn’t surprise me). They interviewed General Keith Alexander and let him tell us whatever least untruthful statements he could devise.
“We [the NSA] collect foreign intelligence for our country, and we provide information assurance for national security systems,” Gen. Alexander says. “We have two great missions, and those missions provide us with some tremendous capabilities.” Continue reading “NSA Sypymaster: We Need a Way to Violate First Amendment”
NBC Bay Area – by George Kiriyama
You see officers giving breathalyzer tests for alcohol at DUI checkpoints all the time. How about roadside breath testing for marijuana for those who are “DWS” (Driving While Stoned)?
It could happen if California legalizes cannabis. Continue reading “Pot Breathalyzers May Come if California Legalizes Marijuana”
A ban on armed school employees was lifted by the St. Helens school board in Oregon this week, following a 4-to-1 vote during a district meeting Wednesday.
Last March, school employees including volunteers and contractors were banned from bringing licensed and concealed firearms onto school property. Now, with the ban removed, members of the community are taking sides, with some even offering free training to eligible teachers. Continue reading “Oregon School District Removes Ban On Armed Teachers”
Two giant American firms Boeing and Lockheed Martin are to cooperate on a new long-range bomber project for the US Air Force as the military is seeking to replace its aging bomber fleet.
The companies said in a statement on Friday that Boeing would be the prime contractor and Lockheed would be its primary subcontractor.
“Boeing and Lockheed Martin are bringing together the best of the two enterprises, and the rest of industry, in support of the Long-Range Strike Bomber program, and we are honored to support our US Air Force customer and this important national priority,” Dennis Muilenburg, chief executive of Boeing, said. Continue reading “Boeing, Lockheed Martin to team up on new US bomber program”
Press TV
Daily Mail
Pat Dollard 
Pat Dollard
Intifada – by Paul Balles
Huffington Post
Press TV