From the Trenches World Report
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Prison Planet – by Paul Joseph Watson
Homeland Security to purchase “riot expansion kits” & 240,000 pepper spray projectiles as agency prepares for domestic unrest
The Department of Homeland Security is increasing its preparations for domestic unrest by spending half a million dollars on fully automatic pepper spray launchers and projectiles that are designed to be used during riot control situations. Continue reading “Riot Control: DHS Spends $500,000 on Fully Automatic Pepper Spray Launchers”
Medical mistakes are now estimated to kill up to 440,000 people in U.S. hospitals each year, making preventable errors the third leading cause of death in America behind heart disease and cancer.
Wrong doses of drugs, undetected tumors, objects left behind in patients’ bodies: Such errors — and many more — are an “everyday occurrence,” experts say.
But eliminating errors has proven difficult, especially in a health care culture where doctors and other providers are reluctant not only to admit their own lapses — but also to report when others mess up as well. Continue reading “When docs make mistakes, should colleagues tell? Yes, report says”
Argues Spying Okay As Long As Government Doesn’t Get Caught
The chair of the House Intelligence Committee – Mike Rogers – said yesterday in an NSA spying hearing which he led that there is no right to privacy in America.
Constitutional expert Stephen I. Vladeck – Professor of Law and the Associate Dean for Scholarship at American University Washington College of Law – disagreed. Continue reading “Head of Congressional Intelligence Committee: “You Can’t Have Your Privacy Violated If You Don’t KNOW Your Privacy Is Violated””
ABC takes a glimpse into The Trenches. LOL
What was going on in Slidell last Friday? A lot of folks were freaking out on social media about the military presence in the Eden Isle area. Continue reading “Navy conducts training exercise in Louisiana: social media erupts with rumors of military takeover”
This is getting way out of control, it seems Florida and Texas are hot spots for police thuggery or is this “To Serve and Protect” at its finest. This seems to be more and more frequent in the news and make me wonder how much of this is really going on?
A man with special needs is speaking out after he was left badly bruised by police. Twenty-two-year-old Gilberto Powell, who has Down Syndrome, is left with horrible bruises and scars on his face after he had an encounter with police outside his home. Continue reading “22 Year Old With Down Syndrome Beaten By The Police For “Bulge In Pants” That Was His Colostomy Bag”
A parent of a ten year old was shocked to discover a grammar and writing test paper that their child brought home from school reads more like document from an authoritarian country such as China.
The parent sent a portion of the test paper to Infowars, revealing that it contains sentences such as “The commands of government officials must be obeyed by all.” Continue reading “School Test Teaches Kids: “Commands Of Government Officials Must Be Obeyed By All””
New York Post – by Joe Tacopino
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly was shouted off the stage at Brown University Tuesday by more than 100 protesters angry over the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk policy.
Kelly was attempting to give a lecture on “Proactive Policing in America’s Biggest City” when angry students at the Ivy League college in Providence, RI, forced him to cut the talk short. Continue reading “Ray Kelly booed off the stage at Brown University”
Off the Grid News – by John Evans
Crooks in three different robbery attempts got more than they bargained for when they ran into gun-wielding citizens.
All three demonstrate what gun rights supporters call the “equalizing” power of firearms.
In the first incident, the owner of a jewelry store in Alcoa, Tennessee, shot one of two suspects attempting to rob his store, according to the news station WBIR. Continue reading “Wheelchair-Bound Storeowner Stops Two Robbers With His Gun”
The alleged shooting at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut in December of last year has caused quite a bit of friction and disagreement amongst the staff at American Free Press. Here I will attempt to explain my views on this controversial subject, which stand in stark contrast to the position taken by Michael Collins Piper in his recent article entitled, “Internet Rife with Disinformation: “Cyber Shills” working to misdirect, embarrass legitimate conspiracy researchers,” published on page 18 in issue number 43 of AFP’s print edition. Continue reading “Sandy Hook shooting: Where’s the proof?”
Natural Blaze – by Catherine J. Frompovich
Concerned healthcare consumer Jon Kopel provided me with links about the October 23, 2013 public hearing held in Long Island City, New York, regarding the proposed rule by New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and for which I thank him very much: Continue reading “New York City-Style Vaccination Mandates for Children Under Five”
Before It’s News – by N. Morgan
In this new Police State, even the police are thugs. They will abuse you, rob you, take your property, all in the guise of protecting and serving us! This twisted logic has us at the point of no return. The People will either rise up against this abuse or they will comply and be slaves. Police officers are forcing people to choose between time behind bars or turning over their money and property — all without ever making an arrest. Fight civil asset forfeiture abuse. Continue reading “A Question: When Did “Serve And Protect” Become “Seize And Profit”?”
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