From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
They are desperately in fear of the simplicity that cannot be bullshitted away by the phony children’s stories and they know it is the 9th Article that will destroy them.
Here is a link to an article I was sent that I would not put up and my explanation to the fella who sent it as to why I would not put up this administrative admiralty bullshit. Continue reading “A new push for the lie we were taught as children as to the meaning of the 9th Article”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
Patricia McCloskey’s gun was a “prop” she used in a trial and the firing pin was on backwards when police seized it so one of Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s prosecutors ordered the gun be reassembled to declare it “readily capable of lethal use.” Continue reading “Patricia McCloskey’s Gun Was Inoperable, Prosecutor Ordered It Be Reassembled to Claim It Was ‘Lethal’”
Beckers Hospital Review – by Ayla Ellison, April 14, 2020
HHS recently began distributing the first $30 billion of emergency funding designated for hospitals in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. Some of the states hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic will receive less funding than states touched relatively lightly, according to an analysis by Kaiser Health News. Continue reading “State-by-state breakdown of federal aid per COVID-19 case”
Western Journal – by C. Douglas Golden
If you’re going to count someone among those who’ve tested positive for COVID-19, it helps if he’s been tested in the first place.
This goes without saying, one would think. However, the case of Brock Ballou shows how bureaucratic sloppiness has infected our COVID-19 response. Continue reading “Gov’t Says Man Has Tested Positive for COVID, He Says He Has Never Been Tested”
Just the News – by Alex Nitzberg
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser on Wednesday issued an order mandating that people in the district wear facial coverings when they are outside, while carving out large exceptions for city and federal workers on the job.
The order requires people to don the face coverings outdoors if they will ever come near other people, even briefly. Continue reading “D.C. mayor exempts many city and federal government workers from strict new mask order”
This is a very good video. The guy successfully invokes a ‘religious exemption’ for face masks & refers to the 1964 civil rights act (a federal law). This gentleman serves as a very good example for others on how to deal effectively with store management. He successfully asserted his rights confidently, yet calmly, without getting into a volatile confrontation. Continue reading “Man Invokes ‘Religious Exemption’ To Refuse Mask At Kroger”
“SOCIAL DISTANCING”, “SHELTERING IN PLACE” AND MASKS have done nothing to stem the spread of C19 infection. Here’s the data supporting this assertion:
During the three month period prior to March 16, when the first “social distancing” and “shelter in place” and “mask-mandate” nonsense began, fully a billion people flew on airplanes from everywhere to everywhere— including tens of millions to all points in the USA from places like Wuhan, Italy, EVERYWHERE. Continue reading “Social Distancing Has Done Nothing”
Why did mega-corporations accept the Covid lockdowns?
Airlines, hotel chains—you name it, they all folded when the lockdowns were imposed. They closed up shop, they took a knee, they opted for bailouts. Why? Continue reading “Dispatches from the War: Three men who control corporate America”
AKRON, Ohio – As federal prosecutors announced charges Tuesday against Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and others, accusing them of accepting more than $60 million in bribe money from FirstEnergy Corp., one name was noticeably absent from the indictment – FirstEnergy. Continue reading “Why isn’t FirstEnergy charged (yet) in the Ohio nuclear bailout bribery case?”
The city of Seward became the center of Alaska’s two largest coronavirus outbreaks on Wednesday, with a factory trawler and a local seafood-processing plant where a combined 181 people had tested positive.
The American Seafoods ship carrying 85 infected crew members arrived in Seward from Unalaska on Wednesday afternoon.
Business Insider – by David Choi
Retired US Army Gen. Russel Honoré, the three-star general who commanded the military’s and Federal Emergency Management Agency’s response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005, sharply criticized the Department of Homeland Security’s controversial methods to quell to the ongoing protests in Portland, Oregon. Continue reading “‘Get the hell out of our uniforms’: It’s getting hard to tell who are the real law enforcement as camouflaged Feds crack down on protests”
Coronavirus testing in Connecticut returned at least 90 false positives due to a “flaw” in the state’s testing system, Connecticut’s Department of Public Health announced Monday.
A total of 144 people tested positive using a system developed by Massachusetts-based Thermo Fisher Scientific in the period between June 15 and July 17, the department said. Nearly all of the tests affected by the flaw were taken from residents of nursing homes or assisted living facilities, according to acting Public Heath Commissioner Deidre Gifford. Continue reading “Connecticut discovers at least 90 false positive coronavirus tests”
In this research, we show that 5G millimeter waves could be absorbed by dermatologic cells acting like antennas, transferred to other cells and play the main role in producing Coronaviruses in biological cells. DNA is built from charged electrons and atoms and has an inductor-like structure. Continue reading “5G Technology and induction of coronavirus in skin cells”
After a New Jersey Starbucks employee was charged Monday for spitting in police officers’ drinks, the Park Ridge Police Department is looking for answers.
In a Wednesday interview on “Fox & Friends,” Park Ridge Police Department Lt. James Babcock said that while the investigation into 21-year-old Kevin Trejo is still ongoing, the incident had been confirmed. Continue reading “NJ officer on Starbucks employee’s arrest for spitting in cops’ drinks: ‘Unnerving’ amid a pandemic”
Dave Kopel – by Stephen P. Halbrook[a1] and David B. Kopel [aa1]
7 William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal 347 (1999).
Copyright (c) 1999 by the Publications Council of the College of William & Mary; Stephen P. Halbrook and David B. Kopel *347 Continue reading “Tench Coxe and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, 1787-1823”
If you don’t wear a mask in Miami, it’ll cost you — $50 for the first offense, $100 for the second, and $500 every time after that.
Miami-Dade County has the state’s most COVID-19 infections reported per 100,000 people and the highest death toll, The Miami Herald reports. To try to slow the spread of the coronavirus, people in Miami must wear face masks while in outdoor and indoor public settings, with few exceptions. Continue reading “39 Miami police officers to form mask enforcement unit”
Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard
The gun industry has never seen anything like 2020, and the explosion in sales driven by the concerns over rising crime, protests, the coronavirus crisis, and the presidential election are expected to continue.
“Bottom line is that there has never been a sustained surge in firearm sales quite like what we are in the midst of,” the National Shooting Sports Foundation, an industry trade group, said in a report shared with Secrets. Continue reading “Arms industry: Gun buys up 95%, ammo 139%, sales to blacks jump 58%”
Global Research – by John Whitehead
“I don’t need invitations by the state, state mayors, or state governors, to do our job. We’re going to do that, whether they like us there or not.”—Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf’s defense of the Trump Administration’s deployment of militarized federal police to address civil unrest in the states
This is a wake-up call. Continue reading “The Federal Coup to Overthrow the States and Nix the 10th Amendment Is Underway”
Alert to citizens, governors, mayors, presidents, prime ministers, and public health officials—
You want science. You always state that. Well, here is your very own science. Continue reading “Dear humans: face masks don’t work; the study-review was published by your very own CDC”
ARKANSAS — Members of the Arkansas National Guard have been called to active duty by order of the governor.
Governor Asa Hutchinson ordered 14 medics from the Army National Guard to transport positive COVID-19 patients from locations around the state to an isolation facility near the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, a release stated.
Continue reading “Arkansas National Guard transporting COVID-19 patients to isolation facility”