From the Trenches World Report
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Sun Sentinel – by Wayne K. Roustan
South Florida is not under attack, according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office.
The U.S. Department of Defense will be conducting routine training March 24-27 inBroward County, officials said. A low-flying aircraft was heard in downtown Fort Lauderdale around 8 p.m. Monday. Continue reading “Military to train in Broward, Florida this week”
Lots of solid and fascinating info in the piece linked below, and it utterly debunks all of the tinfoil hat nonsense, especially with regards to the runway requirements of a 777. You can’t just land a plane like that anywhere.
Bottom line, pilot and co-pilot cold-jacked the plane, flew it out over the open ocean, demanded their imprisoned Malaysian political cult leader be released and when he wasn’t, they nosedived the thing into the ocean at 550mph whereupon it all but atomized (kinetic energy, non-compressability of water, laws of physics, etc.) Hence the shiftyness from the Malay government. The deployment of the USS Kidd is the most persuasive piece of data, though. I’m with the author – the subs heard the impact. Subs can hear whalefarts. Continue reading “On the 777, Vinegar, and Oscillating Fans”
Agencies Have Gone Rogue … With No Oversight
In 2007, reporter Charles Davis asked then-Chairman of the Senate Intelligence committee – Jay Rockefeller – about clandestine U.S. operations against a foreign government.
Here’s the exchange (listen to the minute plus recording or just listen to the 20-second money quote): Continue reading ““Do You Think That Because I’m Chairman of The Intelligence Committee That I Just Say “I Want It”, and They Give It To Me? They Control It. All Of It. ALL of It. ALL THE TIME. I Only Get – and My Committee Only Gets – What They WANT To Give Me.””
This video has multiple parts. The relevant part for this site is between the 0:37 – 3:30 time. Summary – Senator Pat Roberts (Kansas) is standing up for citizen’s rights (pilots in this case), and the Constitution. He is being stonewalled by the feds.
As a pilot and a citizen myself, I follow the theme on this site (thanks for educating me!), and have not succumb to the aggressive nature of the police. I’m tested often, and my only crime is being sued for a divorce. Now I’m having to fight to see my kids. I have 50/50 shared parenting, and still have trouble seeing my children – and I was the stay at home Dad! Continue reading “Even Pilots are made to Bow Under the Thumb of Aggression”
While the NSA is busy justifying its spying of every American its existence thanks to famous Moscow resident Edward Snowden, its Russian counterparts have been busy intercepting even more phone Ukrainian conversations.
After a month ago a leaked phone call between US assistant secretary of state Victoria Nuland and the US envoy to the Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt confirmed that it was the US that was pulling the strings in what was about to be a violent coup overthrowing Ukraine’s president Yanukovich, “someone” has just leaked another phone conversation, this time between parliamentarian Nestor Shufrych and former PM and ideological leader of the Ukraine “revolution” Yulia Tymoshenko and most probable future president of West Ukraine, in which Tymoshenko is makes the following threats, “It’s going too far! Bugger! Continue reading “Ukraine Leader In New Leaked Recording: 8 Million Russians In Ukraine “Must Be Killed With Nuclear Weapons””
The Telegraph – by Colin Freeman
Fears that Russia could claw back a second chunk of former Soviet territory in Europe grew on Sunday night after Nato warned that Moscow’s troops were poised to move into a pro-Russian enclave of Moldova.
Nato’s top commander said that Russian troops massed on Ukraine’s eastern border were well placed to take Transdniester, a Russian-speaking enclave that has declared independence from the rest of Moldova. Continue reading “Russian troops poised to ‘run’ into Moldova, Nato commander warns”
The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Melton
Officials have announced that the 9/11 museum dedicated to the September 11, 2001 attacks which has been in the process of construction for years now at the foundation of the twin towers is finally set to open for the first time this May.
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum will display tributes to each of the nearly 3,000 victims, and a large collection of artifacts from the attacks. A three-part exhibition will recreate the official story of that morning, complete with an exploration of what supposedly led up to the attacks that day. Continue reading “9/11 Museum Set to Open at Ground Zero Will ‘Educate Future Generations’”
The Daily Sheeple – by Kimberly Paxton
Nobody seems to play good cop, bad cop anymore. It’s gotten to the point where it’s just bad cop, worse cop.
A homeless man camping in the Sandia Foothills in the outskirts of Albuquerque had the misfortune to become the subject of a standoff with the trigger-happy Albuquerque PD. Continue reading “Warning: In Albuquerque the Penalty for “Illegal Camping” is Execution by Cop”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
Every journalist, if they write long enough, will experience the “I told you so” experience. Many who have written about the travails of President Obama must experience this feeling on a near-daily basis. This man has had his finger in seemingly every pie that has served to degrade the lives of all middle class Americans. Rather than run through the litany of transgressions, please allow me to ask you one question:
Can you name even on legitimate thing that Obama has done which has served to improve the status of the American people? Continue reading “Putin, Xi Jinping and Obama Are Tightening the Noose Around America’s Neck”
Barnhardt
Washington’s Blog 
Cop Block- by Michael 
Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden