From the Trenches World Report
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ATLANTA — Atlanta police said they arrested a 79-year-old woman accused of selling marijuana.
Norma Cheren may look like someone’s grandmother with her glasses and silver hair, but investigators said they were surprised when they found nine pounds of marijuana and $130,000 in cash in her home. Continue reading “79-year-old charged after police find pounds of pot, $130K in home”
We cannot win the war against disease by trying to eradicate microoranisms in a misguided attempt to make certain viruses and bacteria extinct. It doesn’t work that way! When there was an attempt in the past century to kill certain bacteria with widespread use of antibiotics in animals and humans, what happened? The bacteria found a way to mutate and survive and now we have a serious problem with antibiotic resistant bacterial infections. Continue reading “Chemtrails make flu into a killer by depriving people of Vitamin D”
Vatic Note: I am putting this up now since they are getting very close to taking over our communities and nation. Its becoming more and more important than ever that we fully understand our enemy and what he is capable of doing, how long he has been at this, and how deeply committed he is in destroying Christianity and most of the goyim, except those they will genetically engineer into compliance with their slave status as assets and cattle for the edomite Khazars. That is the future they have planned for your offspring and progeny. Continue reading “Racial origin of the “Jews”; not Israelites, but descendants of Khazars, Edomites, Canaanites, Cain, and ultimately Satan”
Government Security News reports that a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has produced results: the list of U.S. organizations that have applied to fly drones over America:
The new drone authorization list, said EFF, includes law enforcement agencies and universities across the country, and the first Indian tribal agency to apply. In all, EFF said the list includes more than 20 new entities over the FAA’s original list, bringing to 81 the total number of public entities that have applied for FAA drone authorizations through October 2012. Continue reading “Freedom of Information Request: FAA forced to release list of U.S. groups who say they need to fly drones over America”
Business Insider- by Judith Aquino and Abby Rogers
Lawyers are the second most “psychopathic” profession in the world after CEOs, according to Kevin Dutton’s book “The Wisdom of Psychopaths.”
In his book, Dutton interviews a cold-hearted lawyer who embodies psychopathic tendencies. Continue reading “20 Signs That You Are A Psychopath”
A defiant North Korea has conducted its third nuclear test, prompting a wave of international criticism from governments and other organization. It also said that more “measures” may follow, raising concerns that more nuclear devices may be exploded.
Track LIVE UPDATES on the fallout of the North Korean nuclear test. Continue reading “N. Korea conducts 3rd nuclear test, warns more ‘measures’ may come”
The Tenth Amendment Center – by Kelli Sladick
Representative Brett Hildabrand of Kansas’ 17th district has introduced a bill, HB2161, to nullify the so-called “indefinite detention” powers of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). HB2161 has many co-sponsors including Representatives: Bradford, Claeys, Garber, Grosserode, Hedke, Houser, Howell, Montgomery, O’Brien, Peck, Petty, Read and Rothlisberg. This bill is currently in the Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice.
This bill is different from and quite a bit stronger than previous bills introduced around the country to nullify NDAA indefinite detention. It includes kidnapping charges for federal agents attempting to arrest people in Kansas without due process. This concept stands on a strong leg, because when you remove due process from the equation, “indefinite detention” is little more than government-sanctioned kidnapping. Continue reading “Resistance to NDAA Kidnapping Powers is our Duty”
Yahoo News – by ANDREW MIGA and MICHAEL MELIA | Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — Several people whose lives have been shattered by gun violence will be watching from the packed House gallery as President Barack Obama gives his State of the Union speech.
But not Bill Sherlach, whose wife, Mary, was killed in the school shooting in Newtown, Conn., on Dec. 14. Continue reading “Gun victims family emerge as advocates”
Daily Finance – by John Grgurich, The Motley Fool
In January, 11 European countries moved significantly closer to implementing a financial transaction tax, known informally as a “Robin Hood” tax, which would be levied on stock, bond, and derivatives trades, with the proceeds potentially used to fight poverty and climate change. Continue reading “Investors, Take Note: The Robin Hood Tax Might Be Coming to America”
NEW YORK — Lovers of the unusual are getting another chance to impress their Valentines this year in New York City.
The Department of Environmental Protection is again offering Valentine’s Day tours of the Newtown Creek sewage treatment plant in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint section. Continue reading “NYC Valentine’s Day Sewage Tour Back By ‘Demand’”
While the rest of the developed world is scrambling here and there, politely prodding its central bankers to destroy their relative currencies, all the while naming said devaluation assorted names, “quantitative easing” being the most popular, here comes Venezuela and shows the banana republics of the developed world what lobbing a nuclear bomb into a currency war knife fight looks like: Continue reading “Venezuela Launches First Nuke In Currency Wars, Devalues Currency By 46%”
LA Times – by Andrew Blankstein and Wesley Lowrey
Faced with two massive law enforcement situations — security for the Grammy Awards and a manhunt for an ex-cop wanted in three slayings — the Los Angeles Police Department declared a tactical alert Sunday night.
The LAPD did not detail its Grammy security arrangements, but the department regularly sends a large contingent of officers to awards shows. Continue reading “Dorner manhunt, Grammys have LAPD calling in troops”
The National Patriot – by Craig Andersen
Tomorrow night, ON LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY,the Dictator will deliver his State of Tyranny speech to his American subjects and to a joint session of the congress he fully intends to subvert.
We need to hear from the Great ENSLAVER on the birthday of the GREAT EMANCIPATOR like Lincoln needed to go to the theater.
There will be bowing and scraping, wild applause, cheering, head nodding and all other manner of ring and ass kissing throughout by the collective of elected socialists. Continue reading “The Dictator’s State of Tyranny Address”
St Louis Today – by Denise Hollinshed
HIGHLAND • Debi Keeney says she last fired her gun 15 years ago, when she took shooting lessons.
The gun was a gift from a friend but it mostly stayed in a side-table drawer, she said, gathering dust. Then, early Sunday morning, Keeney pulled the trigger again — this time, she said, to save her sister’s life. Continue reading “Highland woman says she had no choice but to shoot intruder”
Nine more hospital trusts are to be investigated over their mortality rates, health officials said.
The NHS Commissioning Board (NHS CB) said the nine trusts have stood out on the Hospital Standardised Mortality Ratio (HSMR) for two years in a row.
Last week medical director Sir Bruce Keogh announced five hospitals would investigated. Nine more have now been added, which are: Continue reading “Nine more hospitals to be investigated over death rates”
Syrian oppsition fighters on Monday seized control of the largest dam in Syria, a vital barrier along the Euphrates River in the northern province of Raqa, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
“The [opposition] took control of the dam, which is still in operation. They are guarding both entrances but have forbidden the fighters from staying inside for fear the regime will bomb it,” Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP. Continue reading “Opposition fighters seize Syria’s largest dam: watchdog”
US security officials have approved the first known use of drone man-hunting on American soil, with fugitive Christopher Dorner, who has a $1mn bounty on his head after killing three people, being chased by the remote-controlled tech. Customs and Border Control confirmed to Express that eye-in-the-sky technology – which is equipped with thermal-imaging cameras – had been deployed to monitor the Mexican border, where Dorner is believed to be headed. Continue reading “Drones deployed in Dorner man-hunt”
Common Dreams – by Bruce Friedrich
If you’re one of the 91 percent of Americans who opposes genetically engineered (GE) meat, you may have limited time to act: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has proposed approval of the first-ever GE animal, called “AquAdvantage Salmon.” If this first approval proceeds, the process is likely to become top secret in the future: we won’t find out about new GE animals until after they’re approved for human consumption, and they won’t be labeled. Welcome to the new world of genetically engineered meat — unless we act now. Continue reading “Genetically Engineered Meat, Coming Soon to a Supermarket Near You”
