From the Trenches World Report
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Thousands of people fled a deadly wildfire burning across 4,000 acres in Oklahoma, officials said early Monday.
Some 30 fire departments battled the blaze overnight.
A 56-year-old man died after he chose not to evacuate his home near Guthrie, Okla., the city’s Fire Chief Eric Harlow said. Continue reading “Oklahoma Wildfires Turn Deadly, Destroy Homes”
Have you ever chased a slick-skinned, sixteen inch bullfrog around the kitchen while your mama’s hollering, “get that frog out of my house”? Fried frog legs were a staple when I was growing up. Not the whole frog, just the back legs. Nothing better – nothing tastier, more succulent than fried frog legs. Yep, its true. Those legs would twitch and sometimes jump clean out of the pan. Always keep the lid on. The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County had nothing on these big boys once they warmed up from the ice chest. Continue reading “Fried Frogs and Commissars”
The people in Bunkerville do support the Bundy’s contrary to what media and represent.
BUNKERVILLE, NV (FOX5) – An emotional crowd gathered for a town hall meeting on Thursday evening in Bunkerville.
Residents and council members praised militia members gathered there in support of embattled rancher Cliven Bundy, but had nothing but vitriol for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie and the local and national media. Continue reading “Bunkerville residents sound off about BLM, police, media”
Nanny State doesn’t want us having any fun.
The National Park Service is warning potential amateur pilots that drone aircraft are “prohibited within park boundaries” of Yosemite National Park.
The park service is referring to small “Unmanned Aerial Vehicles,” like the DJI Phantom. Officials say, in recent years, the park has experienced an increase in visitors using drones inside the park to film climbers and views above the treetops in the national park. Continue reading “Drones Banned at Yosemite, Park Service Says”
Personal Liberty Digest – by Sam Rolley
Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy’s unfortunate racially-charged remarks have overshadowed the Federal show of force that descended upon his cattle operation last month. But as many lawmakers have scrambled to distance themselves from the rancher, one Republican Congressman from Utah remains focused on the bigger picture: too much Federal power. Continue reading “Congressman Mulls Legislation To Defund Armed Federal Bureaucrats”
Activist Post – by Amanda Warren
Brandon Carpenter is from Maine, but will remain in Sulphur, Louisiana until he gets justice for his dog, Arzy. It was there, while traveling with a friend, that they sought temporary shelter from rain in an open box truck in a parking lot belonging to the local city paper. Arzy was a Lab-mix dog that was tied by a 3-foot leash.
Soon after, Officer Brian Thierbach pulled in and began arresting them for trespassing. While they were under arrest Carpenter heard his dog get shot and watched it die as he was in handcuffs.
Continue reading “Officer Shoots Tied Dog After Playing With It, Lies About Attack”
NBC News – by Alexander Smith
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