From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
A military veteran with more than two decades of service was asked to leave a Houston restaurant this week because of his service dog — and law enforcement upheld the restaurant’s decision.
Aryeh Ohayon, an Army and Navy veteran, told KHOU-TV that his service dog, Bandit, helps him cope with post-traumatic stress disorder. Continue reading “Military Vet With Service Dog Kicked Out of Texas Restaurant…and Got Outrageous Response From a Cop”
DHS’ solicitation for bids had nothing to do with asking a contractor to build a nationwide license plate tracking database. Such a database already exists. The solicitation was more than likely merely a procedural necessity towards the goal of obtaining large numbers of agency subscriptions to said database, so that ICE agents across the country could dip into it at will, as many have been doing for years already. There was never a plan to “build” a plate database. Continue reading “DHS has been using a national license plate tracking system for years”
Today the White House releases this video of the two of them. It’s just about as well produced as the anti-Muhammad video that caused the attack in Benghazi.
So you can see that they are really good buddies. Continue reading “Yesterday Joe Biden Complained About Obama Giving Him, “Every S*** Job In The World””
A man who woke up in a body bag at a funeral home after being pronounced legally dead in what the coroner described a ‘miracle’.
Walter Williams from Lexington, Mississippi, was zipped up in a body bag while funeral home workers prepared to embalm him, but instead they soon found him kicking to get out, according to WAPT. Continue reading “I’m alive! Man wakes up in a BODY BAG as funeral home prepares to embalm him after being declared dead”
A video posted online Wednesday appears to be the first-ever footage of the US Supreme Court debating an issue to have gone public.
The court has long prohibited the use of cameras inside the chamber during court proceedings and the quality of the video published seems to be evidence of that strict policy. The video barely exceeds two minutes in length and is shaky throughout, with subtitles making up for the poor audio recording. Continue reading “For the first time video emerges of US Supreme Court proceedings”
I posted this piece on 23 February 2008. The information it contains seems relevant to Putin’s potential to shock the world. Here is an extract.
The American Meteor Society is investigating reports that around 200 meteors went shooting across the sky in just one night.
One report from Northern Virginia said a brightly colored fireball appeared in the night sky over Washington: “It was a beautiful greenish white with a long tail,” an observer told Inside Nova. Continue reading “American Meteor Society Investigating 200 Meteorite Reports in One Night”
The First Lady is in the news again, and for all the wrong reasons…
This week, Michelle Obama appeared on The Tonight Show, hosted by Jimmy Fallon, to discuss her challenges of ‘life in the White House’ and also to plug her new “Let’s Move” campaign. Then came the train wreck – her suicidal gaff insinuating that America’s youth are stupid, can’t cook for themselves, spend their time drunk dancing on bar stools and in her eyes – are a bunch of “knuckleheads”. Yes, she did actually say that. Continue reading “Michelle Obama and The Revenge of the ‘Knuckleheads’”
He is starting to sound more like McCain every day.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) told a gathering of Tea Party conservatives that those affiliated with the movement need to watch what they say, alluding to his recent criticism of right-wing rocker Ted Nugent.
“In order for us to be a bigger party, we have to reach out to more people, not just those of us here. It has to be a bigger party, it has to be a bigger movement,” Paul said at a Tea Party Patriots event in Washington, D.C. Continue reading “Rand Paul to Tea Party: Watch what you say”
New York Daily News – by PHILIP CAULFIELD
Surveillance video has emerged showing a Connecticut principal dragging two kindergarten students through the halls of the school by their arms and legs.
Carmen Perez Dickson was suspended from Tisdale Elementary School in Bridgeport for six months late last year after an investigation into the incidents, which occurred in February and March of 2012. Continue reading “Video emerges showing Connecticut principal dragging students through halls”
The Blaze – by Liz Klimas 
MassPrivateI
The Real Revo
Daily Mail – by LUKE GARRATT
RT News
The Tap 
IB Times – by Hannah Osborne
21 Century Wire