From the Trenches World Report
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CHICAGO, IL — Department of Homeland Security agents searched bags at the Addison Red line station on the CTA Tuesday morning.
DHS officers, along with Chicago Police, “were conducting random bag checks at CTA Addison Red Line station today,” according to an emailed statement from Chicago Police, which went on to say that such checks occur at random places around the city multiple times a week as officers swab bags for explosives. Continue reading “DHS Checking Train Commuters Bags in Chicago”
Ammon Bundy’s former lawyer Marcus Mumford was in court in Portland Wednesday, where he faces misdemeanor charges for failing to comply with and impeding federal police last fall.
U.S. marshals tackled and used a stun gun on Mumford at the conclusion of the first Malheur occupation trial. Continue reading “Bundy Lawyer Mumford Seeks Charge Dismissal, Jury Trial”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
One of the least talked about war crimes committed by the United States is the use of depleted uranium — a highly controversial radioactive waste that’s been dumped into Iraq by the ton. In spite of multiple international watchdog groups and health organizations pointing out the dangers of using DU, and in spite of the Pentagon claiming they wouldn’t use it, the United States just admitted to using it in Syria.
For those that aren’t familiar with the radioactive waste that is DU, it is the byproduct of the production of enriched uranium for use as fuel in nuclear reactors and in the manufacture of nuclear weapons. It is also the US military’s preferred material to use for armor plating and armor-piercing projectiles. Continue reading “US Admits Using Radioactive Weapons in Syria that Left Thousands of Iraqi Babies Deformed”
A year after the largest methane leak in U.S. history was sealed in Porter Ranch, California, residents are continuing to experience significant adverse health consequences. As SoCalGas — the company responsible for the blowout — uses fabricated gas shortages to justify reopening the Aliso Canyon gas storage facility, which has been shut down indefinitely since the leak occurred, a local doctor is now speaking out. Continue reading “Mystery Illness Plagues Residents One Year After Historic US Gas Leak”
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No bag, no keys, no wallet and no ID. A move of the hand simply opens doors.
Welcome to the future, or what is the present for a group of employees at NewFusion near Brussels.
Staff members at the marketing and technology company voluntarily agreed to have Radio Frequency Identification chips placed inside their hands. Continue reading “Chips in the hand to identify who we are”
A retail store in St.Louis called Motomart is demanding customers submit to having their faces scanned before they’re allowed entry!
Think about what that means, police are identifying every single customer using DHS’s REAL ID’s. Continue reading “Retail store demands everyone submit to cop run facial recognition before gaining entry”
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Two Michigan public school teachers and the secretary to the district superintendent have resigned after being caught on video at a bar with a group of other teachers who were playing the “MFK” game — in which participants are given three names then choose who they’d marry, have sex with and kill.
Robert G. Huber, attorney for Bangor Public Schools, on Wednesday told TheBlaze that nine staff members were named in the “MFK” game but denied that students were mentioned as part of the game, contrary to media reports. Continue reading “Teachers resign after video secretly shot at bar shows school staffers named in crude ‘MFK’ game”
REFUGIO, Texas – A natural gas pipeline explosion and fire in Refugio shook homes up to 60 miles away early Wednesday morning.
The flames from the explosion shot more than 200 feet into the air and could be seen from miles around.
“The area was lit up as if it were daylight for miles around,” the Refugio County sheriff said in a statement. Continue reading “Pipeline explosion felt 60 miles away”
President Trump’s gonna need a taller wall.
Following up on a tip by the U.S. Border Patrol, Mexican authorities in the border town of Agua Prieta seized a catapult being used to throw bundles of marijuana and possibly other drugs over the border to Douglas, Arizona. Continue reading “Drug catapult found attached to Mexican side of US border fence”