From the Trenches World Report
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KDVR Fox 31 Denver – by Matt Farley
DENVER — A man who took a woman hostage at a Denver 7-Eleven Monday morning was shot by an officer, police said.
The incident started when police got a call about a suspicious person inside the store at West Colfax Avenue and Perry Street shortly before 9 a.m. Continue reading “Police shoot barricaded suspect who used woman as human shield”
Puzzles and games for enthusiasts is nothing new, and dates back hundreds of years. I modern times, however, corporations and spy agencies have deployed riddles into the public sphere as ‘hiring filters’ to snag promising talent. Advert s in newspapers, magazines and online, messages on billboards – all these have been used by Silicon Valley tech firms, CIA, GCHQ and MI5.
Is Cicada 3301 such a tool? Continue reading “Spook Recruitment Games: What is ‘Cicada 3301′?”
Huffington Post – by Aaron Brophy
Few bands throughout history have better represented the fight between good and evil than heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath.
The group even had an album and song titled “Heaven And Hell” during one of the periods when the late Ronnie James Dio had replaced Ozzy Osbourne as the band’s lead singer. That song’s main refrain of “Oh, it’s on and on and on/ It goes on and on and on, Heaven and Hell” pointedly captured that sense of an eternal struggle. Continue reading “Black Sabbath’s Eternal Struggle Between Good and Evil”
Before It’s News – by Josey Wales
The American people have started to wake up. Watching everything from weekly police shootings of innocent people across the nation, to ATF running another Fast and Furious program right here on American soil.
Recently a string of ATF operations around the country have been exposed for their rogue tactics exploiting the mentally handicapped, turning out armed felons onto America’s streets. While the ATF was setting up storefront sting operations in at least six American cities nation wide, they recruited mentally disabled people to bring in business to their stores. Continue reading “Manufactured Crisis: Fast and Furious Quietly Expanded To 6 American Cities”
In 2008, President Obama said he would “bankrupt” coal plant owners and force energy prices across the U.S. to “skyrocket” as part of his plan to combat global warming – and now a new EPA rule on power plant emissions promises to do just that, slashing as much as 40 percent of the nation’s power supply and possibly even doubling Americans’ energy bills.
“So if somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can; it’s just that it will bankrupt them, because they’re going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that’s being emitted” Obama told the San Francisco Chronicle editorial board in January 2008. Continue reading “Obama plot: Black out ‘40% of U.S. power supply’”
Before It’s News – by Lyn Leahz
Over the years, the United Nations has gradually purchased most of our precious National parks in the United States of America, and now they are working on buying all major U.S. cities. But why? What is the bigger picture? What is coming to America?
As the Obama ‘Regime’ childishly uses our National Parks and Monuments as weapons against it’s own veterans, citizens, and especially to threaten the Tea Party, and it’s values (The Constitution), few people are aware of the fact that we the people, United States citizens, do not control our own treasured landmarks. Continue reading “Why Has the United Nations Purchased Most National Parks and Targeting Major Cities in the USA?”
Activist Post – by Jeff Roberts
The single most articulate and passionate advocate of citizen action to remedy the nuclear and environmental crises, Dr Helen Caldicott, has devoted the last forty two years to an international campaign to educate the public about the medical hazards of the nuclear age and the necessary changes in human behaviour needed to stop environmental destruction. Continue reading “Take 10 Minutes To Inform Yourself On The Fukushima Crisis”
In a quickly reached verdict, jurors found two former Fullerton police officers accused in the 2011 beating death of a 37-year-old homeless man not guilty on all charges on Monday.
Former Officer Manuel Ramos and ex-Corporal Jay Cicinelli were accused of causing the death of Kelly Thomas in a violent struggle in the Orange County college town, prompting angry protests and closely watched criminal proceedings. Continue reading “Ex-Officers Found Not Guilty in Kelly Thomas’ Beating Death”
Prison Planet – by Steve Watson & Paul Watson
Illustrating once again how many Americans’ knowledge of the Bill of Rights is virtually non-existent, Californians signed a petition to repeal the Third Amendment and allow U.S. troops to commandeer their homes.
The unbelievable footage was captured recently in California by activist prankster Mark Dice, a regular Infowars contributor. Continue reading “Californians Sign Petition Allowing U.S. Troops to Commandeer Their Homes”
COLUMBIA, SC (INTELLIHUB) — This week the east coast has been hit with a number of chemical and radioactive disasters that contaminated local communities. A chemical spill in West Virginia this week left hundreds of thousands of people without water, and thousands sick. Now it has been reported that a radioactive plume is leaking from a site in South Carolina.
The Barnell Nuclear site occupies about 235 acres of land originally owned by Chem-Nuclear Systems (CNS). Disposal of waste began at the facility in 1971 and Chem-Nuclear Systems (CNS), currently owned by Energy Solutions, has been the sole operator since that time. Continue reading “Nuclear plant leaks radioactive plume in South Carolina”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
A 42-year-old inmate died early Saturday morning prompting all visitations this weekend at the McPherson women’s prison in Newport to be canceled. Additional doctors and nurses have been called in to treat others with symptoms and to screen the nearly 900 inmates at the facility.
Corrections officials say the illnesses are happening in housing area three. We’re told 240 inmates living there are under quarantine and are being kept away from the general population. Continue reading “Mystery Illness Hits Woman’s Prison, 1 Dead, 240 Quarantined, Medical Emergency”
Following Japan’s proclamations that it will take over another 280 ‘disputed ownership’ islands, it appears the increasingly dis-approved of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s path of militarism and provocation is working. As China Daily Mail reports, citing experts, China intends to take back Zhongye Island – ‘illegally’ occupied by the Philippines, according to the Chinese. The Chinese navy has drawn a detailed combat plan to seize the island and the battle will be restricted within the South China Sea. Philippines military is building up on the island and the Chinese see as ‘intolerable’ the “arrogance” relying on US support. It seems the Obama administration may have to ‘not take sides’ in another fight soon. Continue reading “China Plans To Seize South China Sea Island From Philippines, Says “Battle Will Be Restricted””
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Intellihub – by John Vibes 
Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden