From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
Daily Caller – by Christian Datok
Republican strategist Karl Rove said on “Fox News Sunday” the only way to stop gun-related violence, like the Wednesday massacre at Emmanuel African Methodist Church in Charleston S.C., was to repeal American citizens’ Second Amendment rights. Continue reading “Karl Rove: Only Way To Stop The Violence Is To Repeal Second Amendment”
The Justice Department will fast track the sending of $29 million to South Carolina to help families of victims of the mass murder of nine churchgoers at a historic black church in Charleston, a Justice Department spokesman said on Friday.
An unspecified portion of the money, allocated under the government’s national Crime Victim Assistance Formula Grant program, can be used to provide services to the families of victims of the shootings at Emmanuel AME Church, spokesman Kevin Lewis said. Continue reading “U.S. to fast track $29 million to help Charleston shooting victims’ families”
I have to tell you that I like this sheriff! Fulton County, New York Sheriff Thomas Lorey volunteered his county to participate in a pilot program that asked gun owners to go online and register each of the guns they own. However, Lorey did so with a specific purpose and that was to send a message to the bureaucrats in Albany, including the governor. What message did he want to send? “We will not comply.”
“I’m asking everyone that gets those invitations to throw them in the garbage because that is where they belong,” Lorey said to a group of conservative activists. “They go in the garbage because, for 100 years or more, ever since the inception of pistol permits, nobody has ever been required to renew them.” Continue reading “New York Sheriff on Gun Registration Letters: Toss Them in the Trash”
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LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4)– The Larimer County Health Department confirmed that a teen died from the plague earlier this month.
Taylor Gaes died on June 8, most likely from fleas on a dead rodent or other animal on the family acreage.
The Larimer County Health Department said this is the first Larimer County resident confirmed to have contacted the plague since 1999. Continue reading “Plague Confirmed In Larimer County Teen’s Death”
OWASSO — Officer Mike Denton has been confirmed to have beat a citizen with a shotgun over and over again after new footage was released from a dashcam.
He has been placed on paid suspension.
The Police Chief said — amazingly yet not surprisingly — “We were within our policies and guidelines in this pursuit.” Continue reading “Cop Pounds Man With Shotgun After Man Complied”
A state board revoked the license of a former U.S. Army doctor on Friday, finding that he plied students with hypnotic drugs during battlefield-trauma training and performed dangerous procedures, including intentionally inducing shock.
The doctor, John Henry Hagmann, was cited for training he provided in 2012 and 2013 in Virginia, North Carolina, Colorado and Great Britain. Students testified on Friday that Hagmann also performed penile nerve blocks and instructed them to insert catheters into one another’s genitals. Continue reading “U.S. doctor sanctioned for ‘abhorrent and abnormal’ troop training”
Global Research – by James Tracy
An open-access website called fotoforensics.com analyzes digital images to detect potential alteration. One of the techniques offered at the site is Error Level Analysis.
According to the site’s tutorial on ELA:
Error Level Analysis (ELA)permits identifying areas within an image that are at different compression levels. With JPEG images, the entire picture should be at roughly the same level. If a section of the image is at a significantly different error level, then it likely indicates a digital modification … Continue reading “South Carolina Church Shooting: Were Photos of Dylann Storm Roof Digitally Altered? Disturbing Forensic Evidence”
Officer Down Memorial Page
Police Officer Daryle Holloway, New Orleans Police Department, Louisiana
Police Officer Daryle Holloway was shot and killed at approximately while transporting a prisoner to the Central Lockup at approximately 8:00 am.
The prisoner had been arrested for aggravated assault earlier during the previous shift. He had been handcuffed behind his back but managed to maneuver his arms to the front of his body. He then crawled through the vehicle’s partition and began struggling with Officer Holloway. Officer Holloway was shot during the ensuing struggle, causing his vehicle to crash into a utility pole near the intersection of North Claiborne Avenue and Elysian Fields Avenue. Continue reading “Cops down”
The Guardian – by Paul Lewis, Amanda Holpuch, and Jessica Glenza
The FBI is investigating a website that appears to contain a manifesto by the white supremacist Dylann Roof, who is suspected of shooting dead nine black churchgoers in South Carolina.
The provenance of the website, which contains a cache of photographs of the 21-year-old, some in which he holds firearms and others in which he stands beside the Confederate flag, has not been confirmed. Continue reading “FBI investigates website and manifesto linked to Charleston shooting suspect Dylann Roof”
In the prepper world, everyone always talks about “strategic relocation
We’re preparing for what I hope is my final move ever. We have a nice little farm awaiting us, with a deep well, a greenhouse, and a barn: everything we need for self-reliance heaven. Continue reading “Strategically Relocating? Here’s How to Move All That Prepper Stuff”
Free Thought Project – by Eva Decesare
Columbus, OH — A four-year-old girl in the Whitehall neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio is in stable condition at a hospital after being shot by a police officer.
According to 10 TV, a police officer was responding to a call around 3pm Friday when a family in the vicinity started calling for medical help.
A woman had apparently cut herself and was in need of medical assistance. Continue reading “Ohio Police Officer Attempts To Shoot A Dog, Shoots a 4-Year-Old Girl Instead”
Sacramento Bee – by Jim Miller
A subplot to the vociferous debate over the student vaccination bill moving through California’s Capitol is opponents’ allegations that the effort reflects the influence of the pharmaceutical industry.
Critics of Senate Bill 277, which would eliminate the personal belief and religious exemptions for schoolchildren, accuse the measure’s supporters in the Legislature of doing the bidding of donors who make vaccines and other pharmaceuticals. Continue reading “Drug companies donated millions to California lawmakers before vaccine debate”
Filming Cops
