From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
The Daily Beast – by Spencer Ackerman
For the 18-year lifespan of the war on terrorism, an obscure provision of the PATRIOT Act permitting the indefinite detention of non-citizens on U.S. soil has gone unused. But to keep a Palestinian man behind bars even after he finished serving his sentence, the Trump administration has fired this bureaucratic Chekhov’s gun. Continue reading “Trump Is First to Use PATRIOT Act to Detain a Man Forever”
A senior citizen brought home the prize of her life this week after a hunting trip with her son in Phillips, Wisconsin.
Bill Teeters said his 104-year-old mom, Florence, told him last year she wanted to get a hunting license. This week, she got her wish and accompanied him during a hunt on their land in Price County, according to NBC 15. Continue reading “104-Year-Old Wisconsin Mom Bags Her First Buck”
Zero Hedge – by Gordon G. Chang
On January 1, China’s Cryptography Law becomes effective. The legislation follows the December 1 implementation of the Multi-Level Protection Scheme 2.0, issued under the authority of the 2016 Cybersecurity Law.
Together, these measures show Beijing’s absolute determination to seize from foreign companies all their communications, data, and other information stored in electronic form in China. Continue reading “China Adopts Malicious “Cybersecurity” Rules”
Where are the REAL social justice warriors? Who’s willing to tackle the big problems in our world? The discrimination is blatant and cruel. The injustice is obvious. The unfairness has no place in a civilized society, and yet Americans continue to ignore the undeserved privileges that our barbaric culture has granted to beautiful women at the expense of everyone else.
To prove our claims scientifically, we gathered a team of experts from various topless bars and strip clubs. We asked them to determine exactly what characteristics define a woman as “beautiful”, and only then were we able to begin crunching the numbers. Continue reading “Pretty Privileged”
Johnnie Ridgeway III, a former Miami-Dade police officer who served two years in federal prison for a civil-rights violation, worked hard to put his life back together.
The 51-year-old drove a tanker truck, delivering fuel overnight to gas stations. A few years ago, he’d finally saved up enough money to buy a home in Sunrise for him and his longtime wife, Sonia. Continue reading “Ex-Miami-Dade cop rebuilt his life after prison. Then, a nephew had him murdered, police say”
Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador warned Friday he would not allow the United States to conduct cross-border armed operations, after Donald Trump vowed to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist groups.
The U.S. president has been talking tough on the powerful drug cartels since one was allegedly responsible for the massacre of nine women and children from a U.S.-Mexican Mormon community in northern Mexico on November 4. Continue reading “Mexico: We Will Not Allow US Military Operations Against Cartels”
A fundamental pillar of true free markets is the existence of choice; the availability of options from production to providers to purchase mechanisms without interference from governments or corporate monopolies. Choice means competition, and competition drives progress. Choice can also drive changes within society, for if people know a better or more secure way of doing things exists, why would anyone want to stay trapped within the confines of a limited system? At the very least, people should be allowed to choose economic mechanisms that work best for their particular situation. Continue reading “The Rush To A Cashless Society Only Serves Globalist Interests”
Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns
Alexandria, LA — A therapy dog was shot and killed by inept police officers in Rapides Parish after they served a no-knock search warrant on the wrong address. The family pet, a boxer, served as an alert dog for the family’s son when he was having seizures.
Laura Lavergne posted on Facebook the news her family’s beloved boxer was shot and killed by overzealous Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Department deputies who could not even find the correct home to invade. Not only was the family’s dog shot but they were all detained for several hours, imprisoned in their own home. She wrote: Continue reading “Autistic Boy Heartbroken After Cops Raid Wrong Home, Kill His Boxer Service Dog”
The American billionaires who think that they are somehow important to America should re-think, hard. You keep billions of American dollars in offshore banks, hire traitors to America while off-shoring your business, gravely hurting Americans and you think you’re wanted here?
I have news for you American traitors, it’s time you pack your bags and get the hell out! American Nationals have been decimated by your greed and consider you nothing more than enemy pond scum. Continue reading “American Billionaires Who Offshore American Jobs And Offshore American Money – Get Out Of America, You’re Not Wanted Here”
NEWTON, N.J. — NEWTON, N.J. — New Jersey investigators were looking into a routine complaint from a woman who said her ex-boyfriend was harassing her, when they uncovered something far more dire: The 25-year-old man had stockpiled weapons and far-right propaganda and had talked about shooting up a hospital.
Two months later, New Jersey State Police responding to a crash in the same county discovered illegal assault weapons in the back seat of a car. Later, they found 17 more firearms, a grenade launcher and neo-Nazi paraphernalia in the driver’s home. Continue reading “New Jersey Grapples With Far-Right Extremism After Arrests”
As many of my readers know, I wrote a book called The Secret Behind Secret Societies (included as a bonus in Exit From The Matrix and Power Outside The Matrix). This article adds a few pieces to the puzzle.
Bilderberg Group, CFR, Trilateral Commission—I called these and other such groups Architects of Reality. Among their actions, they try to build our perception of the world. Continue reading “Secret Societies Revisited”
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – At least 27 demonstrators have been shot dead and 152 others had been injured amid increasing protest violence in the south of Iraq and the country’s capital of Baghdad, media reported, citing sources.
Al Arabiya reported that those wounded were registered in the city of Nasiriyah on Thursday. Continue reading “At Least 45 Protesters Shot Dead, 152 Others Wounded in Escalating Iraqi Unrest – Reports”
The current issue of the Atlantic magazine, founded itself in the years just before the Civil War, is ominously titled, “How to Stop a Civil War.”
If we are, indeed, on the brink of a second Civil War, it’s already being waged as a “cold war,” with the occasional armed skirmish being provoked by the so-called alt-right movement. And, as in the past, this will be a war by the very, very rich against the rest of America. Continue reading “Will America’s billionaires start a second Civil War to protect their wealth and power?”
Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns
Chicago, IL — Police entering the wrong residence in search of suspects is, unfortunately, quite a common occurrence. Sadly, most of the time the residents do not receive so much as an apology for the sheer terror they experience when it happens. Case in point, one Chicago woman was not only terrorized when cops raided the wrong address, they actually handcuffed her completely naked while they figured out how they screwed up. Continue reading “Innocent Woman Handcuffed Naked and Terrorized by Cops Raiding the Wrong Home”
PJ Media – by Michael Van Der Galien
Now that former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced his candidacy for president, he is — of course — fair game. And yes, that’s great for us with a working memory. After all, there have been many times when Bloomberg proved himself to be an extremely arrogant member of the Know-It-All elite. Case in point? Just watch this video in which Bloomberg basically explains that it’s a great idea to tax the poor because higher taxes mean they have less money to hurt themselves. Or something. Continue reading “Bloomberg: Taxing the Poor is Good Because They’ll Have Less Money to Hurt Themselves”
PORT NECHES, Texas (AP) — More than 50,000 people in East Texas remained under a mandatory evacuation order Thursday as a fire continued to burn at a chemical plant, one day after two massive explosions there.
Jefferson County Sheriff Zena Stephens said the evacuation order and a 10 p.m. curfew order remain in effect. Officials don’t know when people will be able to return to their homes.
Continue reading “Fire continues at Texas plant; 50K under evacuation order”
La Paz (AFP) – Bolivia said Thursday it is restoring diplomatic relations with Israel, which it severed in 2009 under then president Evo Morales over Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip.
Foreign Minister Karen Longaric made the announcement in a meeting with foreign reporters, without giving a date for the establishment or giving any other details. Continue reading “Bolivia restores relations with Israel”
Collective Evolution – by Arjun Walia
With Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew making headlines across mainstream media around the globe, many people who weren’t aware of elite level pedophilia have now had their minds blown wide open. Despite the fact that there has been strong evidence of this activity for decades, many people dumped this topic in the conspiracy theory category, and many professionals actually categorized victims who came forward as having schizophrenia. Continue reading “Ex Chief Adviser For A UN Children’s Program Has Been Convicted & Jailed For Pedophilia”
US and Israeli military officials met on Sunday and discussed the Iranian threat to Israel, an Israeli military source told the Anadolu Agency.
The source, who preferred to remain anonymous, gave no further details but Israeli newspaper Haaretz published an article by Amos Harel revealing the essence of the discussions. Continue reading “US worried Israel may attack Iran to save Netanyahu”
Jaynes passed away Monday, November 25, 2019. She was born October 30, 1972 in Minot, North Dakota.
Since graduating from Old Dominion University with a B.S. in Health Sciences and a minor in Management, Jennifer Jaynes has made her living as a content manager, webmaster, news publisher, editor and copywriter. Continue reading “Jennifer Jaynes death, Obituary : USA Today Author Found Shot Dead”