From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
I apologize for my absence. It has been necessary and I still have a lot of work I have to get done.
Via the contacts I have made in the last week I have found out that the mentally ill homeless from the cities are being shipped in to our peaceful rural areas. I have security I have to install at my brother’s property as other members of my family are fortifying the house with steal bolted doors. Continue reading “Trencher Alert”
Center for Immigration Studies – by John Miano
The Supreme Court’s decision in DHS v. Regents of the University of California will likely decide the face of the DACA program and that opinion is expected in weeks. Continue reading “Judge Rules American Companies Can Be Sued for Preferring U.S. Workers”
DOG walkers should make sure their pets observe social distancing so they don’t catch coronavirus, a US health agency has warned.
The Food and Drug Administration issued new guidance saying pooches should stay at least 6ft apart from other animals and their owners outdoors. Continue reading “Keep your DOG socially distanced 6ft from other pets and owners to avoid it catching coronavirus, US agency warns”
Previously is was only in the realm of speculation whether the White House would actually move forward with recent confirmed “discussions” over resumption of live nuclear testing, which hasn’t been done in nearly thirty years, since the close of the Cold War and implementation of arms reduction treaties. Continue reading “Senate Panel Approves Funds For Live Nuclear Testing “If Necessary””
Brisbane Times – by Raff Ciccone
As if the bushfires weren’t bad enough, we’ve since had the world economy shut down, millions infected with COVID-19 and hundreds of thousands dead. This pandemic feels like we’re in the middle of a real-life Hollywood blockbuster. Continue reading “New COVID-19 restrictions will be needed for anti-vaxxers”
The elites are doing their best to cut the food supply chains in order to weaponized food. At the end of the day, if they succeed, you will be trading your freedom for a small morsel of food. Continue reading “Weaponization of Food: Starvation to Manufacture Compliance”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
Virginia has now provided the nation with a blueprint on how to mandate a COVID vaccine, or any vaccine for that matter, even if the public is 100% against it.
Hand over the decision to unelected medical authorities, and let them make the decision, even if it is not supported by the electorate, for the sake of the “greater good.” Continue reading “Virginia Has Provided the Nation with the Template for Mandatory Vaccines: Democracy Sacrificed for Medical Tyranny”
Jerome Powell burst the stock market bubble by publicly acknowledging there will not likely be a “V”-shaped economic recovery. He indicated that it will take years for the economy to return to the recent levels … we experienced just a mere four months ago.
Continue reading “Papa Powell Sees “Tremendous Human and Economic Hardship” (No V-Shaped Recovery)”
The city of Seattle and protesters occupying the “Capitol Hill Organized Protest” have reached an agreement that will remove temporary roadblocks and replace them with concrete barriers, Fox News has been told.
The Seattle Department of Transportation is installing concrete barriers in the middle of Pine Street, running East and West, which will split the road for both pedestrian and vehicle traffic. This will allow for emergency service vehicles to pass through the area. Continue reading “Seattle reaches deal with ‘CHOP’ to remove temporary roadblocks, replace with concrete barriers”
American Thinker – by Jack Cashill
On the evening of June 10, in the midst of an impromptu desecration festival in Portsmouth, Virginia, the statue of a Confederate soldier was yanked off its pedestal and crowned the unfortunate Chris Green, who stood underneath.
Green, now in a medically induced coma, coded twice on the way to the hospital. He may not survive. Erasing the past is a dangerous business. It has been since the communists got involved in rewriting history a century ago. Continue reading “The Floyd Riots Mark a Century of Communist Agitation”
News anchor Elex Michaelson of Los Angeles’s FOX affiliate tweeted Monday that he had been told by an executive at ABC News that he could not become a network correspondent because ABC was not hiring white men for the job. Continue reading “TV News Host Says He Was Denied Job at ABC News Solely for Being White”
Under pressure to take action in the wake of the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order aimed at encouraging police departments across the country to adopt stricter standards on the use of force. Continue reading “Trump signs executive order to reform policing, encourages ban on chokeholds”
An Oxford University (UK) biolab associated with The Pirbright Institute (Monarch’s Golden Share controlled) is injecting human lab rats with an unproven AstraZeneca COVID-19 “vaccine” and has already negotiated mass global distribution deals in anticipation. Continue reading “British Plan to Poison Humanity”
Three NYPD cops were hospitalized Monday night after drinking milkshakes from a Lower Manhattan Shake Shack that they believe may have been spiked with bleach, law enforcement sources said.
The officers immediately noticed a funny taste when they sipped the drinks from the chain’s location on Broadway near Fulton Street shortly after 9 p.m., the sources said. Continue reading “3 NYPD cops hospitalized after complaining of bleach taste in milkshakes”
Jeffrey A. Shivley, age 57 years, passed away in the early morning of Sunday, June 14, 2020. Jeff fought a hard battle with a very aggressive form of esophageal cancer.
He was born at the Queen of Angels Hospital, Los Angeles in 1963 and shortly thereafter relocated to Oregon with his family where he was a lifelong resident of Chiloquin. He attended Chiloquin schools to the 7th grade, then worked his first job at a truck stop in Bly. Continue reading “Obituary – Jeffrey Allen Shivley”
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A man was shot Monday night as protesters in New Mexico’s largest city tried to tear down a bronze statue of a Spanish conquistador outside the Albuquerque Museum, prompting the city to announce that the statue would be removed until officials determine the next steps. Continue reading “Man shot during protest over Spanish conqueror’s statue”
New York Post – by Tina Moore and Craig McCarthy
The NYPD is disbanding its undercover anti-crime unit — nearly six years after one of its plainclothes cops killed Eric Garner with a chokehold, sparking the rallying cry of “I can’t breathe” for the Black Lives Matter movement.
Police Commissioner Dermot Shea announced the change Monday afternoon at police headquarters, describing ending the unit as “seismic” shift culturally in the NYPD. Continue reading “NYPD disbands anti-crime unit after ‘disproportionate’ number of shootings”
Breitbart – by Alana Mastrangelo
After being pulled, the classic 1939 film Gone with the Wind will be returning to HBO Max — but this time, the film will feature a disclaimer, as well as an introduction from scholar and university professor Jacqueline Stewart. Continue reading “‘Gone With The Wind’ Returning to HBO Max with ‘Historical Context’ Introduction from Professor Jacqueline Stewart”
Amid the tumult over police brutality allegations across the country, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to reexamine the much-criticized, modern-day legal doctrine created by judges that has shielded police and other government officials from lawsuits over their conduct. Continue reading “Supreme Court Will Not Reexamine Doctrine That Shields Police In Misconduct Suits”
Americans remember Benjamin Franklin as one of our founders. That is fitting because he was not just our most famous citizen at our country’s birth, but he was also so much a central part of that birth that he has been called “The First American.”
As a member of the Second Continental Congress, Franklin helped draft the Declaration of Independence. As a member of the Constitutional Convention, he helped draft the Constitution. Both documents bear his signature. Continue reading “17 Benjamin Franklin Quotes on Tyranny, Liberty, and Rights”