From the Trenches World Report
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Reclaim the Net – by Dan Frieth
The government, on both the federal and state level, is increasingly trying to police online speech – despite several lawsuits and complaints of First Amendment violations.
The White House has now created a task force that is set to combat “online harassment,” with a particular angle of addressing what it calls “gender-based” violence. The group met today. Continue reading “Vice President Harris launches task force to shut down “online harassment””
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Joe Biden on Thursday signed the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022 in an effort to fix the supply chain issue he caused.
After signing the bill into law, Joe Biden stared blankly as a reporter who asked him why he hasn’t sanctioned Elena Baturina, the Russian oligarch who wired his son Hunter Biden millions of dollars. Continue reading “Biden Stares Blankly at Reporter Asking Why He Hasn’t Sanctioned Russian Oligarch Who Wired Hunter Biden Millions of Dollars”
Attorneys for Ghislaine Maxwell have requested the British socialite be sentenced “well below” the 20 years recommended by authorities in her federal sex-trafficking case.
In court papers filed in Manhattan federal court, they said Maxwell deserves leniency. Continue reading “Ghislaine Maxwell asks for sex trafficking sentence ‘well below’ recommendation”
Brownstone Institute – by Aaron Kheriaty
For two decades scientists have been quietly developing self-spreading contagious vaccines. The NIH funded this research, in which either DNA from a deadly pathogen is packaged in a contagious but less harmful virus, or the deadly virus’s lethality is weakened by engineering it in a lab. Continue reading “Contagious Vaccines: A Warning”
The Truth About Guns – by Dan Zimmerman
Apparently not content with its efforts so far to make gun ownership more difficult and expensive for America’s 100 million firearm owners, a source tells TTAG that the Biden administration is taking steps to reduce the availability of .223/5.56 ammunition available to the average shooter. Continue reading “Biden Administration Moves to Cut Off Lake City .223/5.56 Ammo From the Commercial Market”
New York Post – by Alex Mitchell
There’s no strategic olive oil reserves to tap into here.
A slew of ongoing issues have been drizzling trouble over the olive oil industry for the better half of the past decade, according to experts in the field, and things are getting increasingly dire. Chief among the problems is a rapidly spreading olive tree-killing bacteria. That coupled with COVID-related production problems and supply issues stemming from the ongoing war in Ukraine, are wreaking havoc with supplies of the world’s favorite healthy oil. Continue reading “A terrifying olive oil shortage could be in the future”
There’s nothing like the sweet smell of Building Back Better…
Pennsylvania farmers are being “crushed” by the record cost of diesel – so much so, that questions about a food crisis are starting to loom, the Morning Call reported. Continue reading ““We Are Teetering On The Edge”: Food Shortage Worries Mount As PA Farms “Crushed” By Record Diesel Prices”
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
On Wednesday, Abbott, the company halted for months by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), is again stopping production of baby formula at a recently reopened Michigan facility, this time due to damage from severe weather. Continue reading “Abbott’s Baby Formula Plant In Sturgis Michigan Closed Again, This Time Due To Weather Damage”
Uganda just announced a major gold deposit worth $12.8 TRILLION! Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni recently announced the find in a speech at the UN General Assembly. This discovery has the potential to completely redefine everything in the global economy from the balance of geopolitical power to the foundation upon which the world’s monetary system is built. Continue reading “$12.8 Trillion In Gold Deposits Discovered In Uganda”
The World Health Organization said Tuesday it will rename the monkeypox virus after concern that it could stoke racism and stigma. Continue reading “WHO Will Rename Monkeypox To Combat Racism And Stigma”
LINDEN, Tenn. – A sheriff’s office in Tennessee is warning residents against picking up folded dollar bills after several were found containing a white, powdery substance that later tested positive for fentanyl. Continue reading “Don’t pick up folded dollar bills, Tennessee sheriff’s office warns”
COLLEGEVILLE, PA — A man had to be treated for a self-inflicted gunshot wound earlier this week after he accidentally shot himself while trying to adjust his handgun inside his waistband, according to police.
Continue reading “Montco Man Accidentally Shoots Himself While Adjusting Gun In Pants”
The U.S. Food and Drug advisory committee on Wednesday voted in favor of authorizing the use of Moderna’s experimental Covid-19 vaccine for children 6 months through 5 years of age. Continue reading “FDA Advisors Recommend Emergency Authorization for Moderna’s Covid-19 Shot in Young Kids 6 Months to 5 Years of Age”
Excerpts from “The Great Reset: Turning Back the Clock on Civilization,” by Birsen Filip
Like their predecessors across history, the social engineers of the WEF believe that “there must be no spontaneous, unguided activity, because it might produce results which cannot be foreseen and for which the plan does not provide. It might produce something new, undreamt of in the philosophy of the planner.” Continue reading “Their “forward” is really “backward”
Breitbart – by Charlie Spiering
President Joe Biden announced Wednesday he would consider using his emergency war powers to increase gas production in a letter to oil companies. Continue reading “Joe Biden Threatens to Use Emergency War Powers in Letter to Oil Companies”
Progressive Farmer – by Victoria G. Myers
The current heat wave blazing through Kansas feedlots has killed an estimated 10,000 head of fat cattle.
Final death numbers continue to come in, but that early estimate was shared with DTN by livestock experts, who put the geographical center point for those deaths at Ulysses, Kansas. Continue reading “Heat Stress Kills Estimated 10,000 Head of Kansas Feedlot Cattle”
(Reuters) – Two police officers in southern California were shot and killed while responding to a possible stabbing at a local motel where they were ambushed by the suspect who was fatally wounded himself during the shootout, authorities said. Continue reading “Two police officers in California killed in ambush, authorities say”
On Monday, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks said Pentagon leaders believe the state of Ukraine will survive Russia’s invasion and that the US is preparing to arm the country for years to come. Continue reading “Pentagon Says Ukraine Will Survive and the US Will Arm It for Years to Come”
At a moment Ukrainian forces are on the brink of total defeat in Luhansk province in the country’s east, and with the Kremlin now claiming almost 100% control of the region, given its army has the final key city of Severodonetsk completely surrounded and Russian troops have reached the town’s center, the White House is rolling out yet another new high price tag weapons transfer to Kiev. Continue reading “Biden To Announce Nearly $1BN More In Arms For Ukraine, Including Anti-Ship Missiles”
Law enforcement in Kansas raked in $21 million through civil asset forfeiture over the past two years, according to a report released this week by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFPF). Continue reading “Kansas Seized $21 Million From People Over the Past Two Years. Most Were Never Convicted of a Crime”