From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
The FBI is seeking to recruit victims with giant billboards written in Haitian Creole encouraging people to “report hate crimes” in Springfield, Ohio. Continue reading “FBI Puts Up Billboards in Haitian Creole Encouraging People to Report ‘Hate Crimes’ in Springfield”
Venezuela has announced the arrest of three Americans, two Spaniards and a Czech citizen, accusing them of plotting to assassinate President Nicolas Maduro. The arrests were first announced Saturday by the country’s Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, who said that one of the Americans is Wilbert Joseph Castañeda Gomez – a Navy SEAL – who state television said served in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Colombia. Continue reading “Venezuela Arrests Navy SEAL Among Several Foreigners Behind Alleged Maduro Assassination Plot”
Murders on New York City’s subway system have risen by 60 percent in 2023, approaching the highest level in 25 years. Continue reading “Murders on New York City subways surge by 60%, approach 25-year high”
By Jon Michael Raasch – Dailymail.Com
A conservative law firm is highlighting gender ideology in schools around the U.S. by taking action against many districts they claim are overstepping their boundaries with parents.
The Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative Christian legal advocacy group, held a press call Thursday with clients they represent from around the country who are embroiled in legal action against their local school districts. Continue reading “Gender identity and transgender issues continue to haunt U.S. schools as parents and teachers sue districts”
A disturbing new deadly and untreatable “vaccination syndrome” has emerged in people who have received Covid mRNA shots, scientists are now warning. Continue reading “Scientists Sound Alarm as Untreatable Deadly ‘Syndrome’ Emerges in Covid-Vaccinated”
September 9, 2024
On Thursday, the US State Department approved a potential arms deal for Israel for tank trailers that’s worth about $165 million in the latest US show of support for the Israeli military amid the genocidal war in Gaza. Continue reading “State Department Approves $165 Million in Tank Trailers for Israel”
What do you think of these questions given to seventh-grade students at the Middle Village Prep Charter School in Queens County, New York? These are questions they were told to ask one another. And they were asked to write about them. Continue reading “Sick Writing Assignment Gets Teacher Fired In New York City”
By Nicole Kelly – Campus Reform
Florida State University’s Pride Student Union and Student Life Cinema are organizing a “Western Drag Show” for students later this month. Continue reading “Florida State University groups to host ‘cowboy themed drag show,’ Brokeback Mountain viewing”
By James Bovard – The Future of Freedom Foundation
To serve and protect, police are allowed to slander and destroy. Cops in many states and localities have acquired the right to lie about their shootings, searches, and practically anything else. Police have routinely planted drugs, guns, and other evidence to incriminate innocent people, while police labs have engaged in wholesale fraud blighting tens of thousands of lives. Continue reading “Police Have the Right to Lie and Slander”
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday strongly warned the US against allowing Ukraine to use NATO missiles in long-range strikes inside Russian territory, saying the move would put the Western military alliance “at war with Russia.” Continue reading “Putin: Supporting Long-Range Strikes on Russian Territory Would Put NATO ‘at War With Russia’”
By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has penned a letter to major social media and “AI” companies. And Bonta’s not urging them to “do better” on innovation, competition, and the like. Continue reading “California Attorney General Bonta Pressures Top Social Media and AI Executives to Address “Misinformation””
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
McGregor Metal CEO Jamie McGregor of Springfield told PBS he “wishes” he could have even more Haitian migrants working at his factory because they “work everyday,” “stay at their machines” and don’t have drug problems like the struggling Americans in his local community. Continue reading “Springfield Factory Owner Revels in Replacing American Workers With Haitian Migrants”
The European Union’s Operation Aspides naval force announced on X that a “new salvage operation” is set to begin in the coming days to tow the burning oil tanker Sounion in the Red Sea to safety, with hopes of preventing an environmental disaster. Continue reading “Urgent Salvage Operation Planned To Avert Environmental Disaster From Burning Houthi-Hit Oil Tanker”
The homeless man who slaughtered UCLA student Brianna Kupfer in 2022 by stabbing her 46 times and recording audio of the horrifying moment was “hunting for a woman alone” on the day Kupfer was killed, prosecutors said. Continue reading “Homeless California man who stabbed UCLA student to death was ‘hunting for a woman alone’ before he attacked: prosecutors”
About a quarter of the people wounded in Israel’s war on Gaza – at least 22,000 Palestinians – have injuries that are “life-changing”,… read full story
Flashlights in the hands of rescue workers break the dense darkness over the sand in al-Mawasi, the tent encampment sheltering displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis. A group of men with shovels struggle to remove sand in the middle of a giant crater in the Israeli-designated “safe zone.” In video testimony collected for Mondoweiss, rescue workers pull out half-buried blankets from the sand and explain that they are trying to dig people out of the crater, which was caused by an Israeli airstrike. Continue reading “‘Everything around me was getting torn apart’: Israel commits another massacre in Gaza ‘safe zone’”
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken was in Kyiv and announced $700 million in fresh aid for Ukraine, including funds for repairing the country’s battered energy infrastructure. Continue reading “Blinken Announces $700 Million in New Aid for Ukraine”
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken strongly hinted that the US was preparing to lift restrictions on Ukraine’s use of US and NATO missiles to support long-range strikes inside Russian territory, which would mark a significant escalation of the proxy war. Continue reading “Blinken Signals US Will Allow Long-Range Strikes in Russia With NATO Missiles”
By Ari Hoffman and Jonathan Choe – The Postmillennial
The city of Denver funneled federal COVID funds through area non-profits to house thousands of illegal immigrants in shelters, according to a new report. Many illegal immigrants have ended up at the troubled Edge at Lowry and Whispering Pines Apartments in Aurora, Colorado. Continue reading “Denver funneled federal Covid funds through area non-profits to house thousands of illegal immigrants in shelters”
