From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
I have everything that I wanted as a teenager, only 70 years later.
I don’t have to go to school or work.
I [do NOT] get an allowance every month; I still have to work for consideration.
Continue reading “I am a Seenager (Senior teenager)”
Law is contract, universally and in the U.S., so we must follow the progression of contractual agreements which constitute the underlying U.S. Law. (We cannot address all individual laws and cases or you would not have time in a life to review it, even though ignorance of the millions of laws, statutes, codes, etc… is no excuse in Private Admiralty Jurisdictions.)
In basically chronological order, the following progression of contracts, and our interpretation of them follows: Continue reading “U.S. Law is Private Merchant Law, leaving the people as Surety and Debtor on the bankruptcy.”
The Daily Sheeple – by Piper McGowen
The daughter of a police shooting victim has brought a federal lawsuit for wrongful death, municipal liability, and failure to train and supervise against police who she claims shot and killed her naked mother for complying with their request to show the officers where she kept her handgun.
Fifty-four-year-old Deanne Choate was shot dead by Gardner police after they responded to a 911 call that she had been drinking and was suicidal. Police arrived, arrested Choate’s boyfriend, then entered Choate’s bedroom where she was asleep, naked. Continue reading “Cops Shoot And Kill Naked Woman In Her Bed After They Order Her To Show Them Where She Keeps Her Gun”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Parkersburg, WV — Last year, the Free Thought Project broke the story and the video of a courageous mother, Tiffanie Hupp who stepped in front an officer who was about to shoot her dog.
Randall Hupp, Tiffanie’s father-in-law explained to the Free Thought Project what happened that day, Continue reading “Mom Arrested for Saving Her Dog From Being Murdered by a Cop Found NOT GUILTY”
Green and white signs posted at the entrances to Greenleaf, Idaho, warn would-be criminals, “Welcome to GREENLEAF IDAHO: This Is Not A Gun-Free Zone.”
There are a total of five such signs, including two on state highways leading into the community. A Greenleaf city council member said the signs on Highway 19 were approved the Idaho Transportation Department. Continue reading “City Signs Warn Would-Be Criminals, ‘This Is Not a Gun-Free Zone’”
Self-Reliance. It’s a revolutionary word these days and I thought it deserved a manifesto.
Manifesto: noun man·i·fes·to \ˌma-nə-ˈfes-(ˌ)tō\
A declaration of the intentions, motives, or views of the issuer.
After years of delay, military pilots finally tested new F-35 warplanes with real bombs, bringing a trillion-dollar Pentagon program centered on the Lockheed Martin stealth jets one step closer to combat readiness.
“This is significant because we’re building the confidence of our pilots by actually dropping something off the airplane instead of simulating weapon employment,” Lt. Col. George Watkins said in an Air Force release on Tuesday. Continue reading “Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II deploys bombs during tests, nears combat readiness”
The nanny accused of beheading a four-year-old girl in Moscow and waving her severed head outside a Metro station told journalists before a court hearing that ‘Allah ordered’ her to murder the child.
Gulchekhra Bobokulova from Uzbekistan appeared in court on Wednesday over the gruesome murder of the girl in her care. She was detained on Monday near Oktyabrskoye Polye Metro station in northwestern Moscow, where she was waving the child’s severed head and shouting “Allahu Akbar, I am a terrorist, I am a suicide bomber.” Continue reading “‘Allah ordered me’ to kill child: Beheading nanny appears smiling in court”
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of Indonesia, killing an unconfirmed number of people. The country has issued a tsunami warning, the National Meteorological Agency reported.
The shallow quake led to multiple deaths, according to Indonesia’s search and rescue agency. Continue reading “Deaths reported after 7.8 quake strikes off Indonesia, tsunami warning issued”
A group of military buddies, all in their 40’s, discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed they would meet at Hooters restaurant because it wasn’t far from the golf course; and the waitresses were young, good looking, had big boobs and wore short shorts.
Ten years later, at age 50+, these buddies once again discussed where they should meet for lunch. It was agreed that they would meet at Hooters because the food and service was good, they had many televisions to watch the ball games, and the beer selection was excellent. Continue reading “Getting to close to home”
The Intercept – by Kelly Davis
AS THE FBI and Apple fight a media war over whether the federal government can force the computer company to hack an iPhone, in California a new privacy law is raising questions over how deeply government should be allowed to peer into a convicted criminal’s digital life. Continue reading “California Courts Demand Total Access to Email and Social Media Accounts”
Pipeline giant Kinder Morgan’s plans to lay 210 miles of petroleum pipes across East Georgia were thwarted Tuesday when a Fulton County judge ruled the Texas company can’t use eminent domain to take property from unwilling landowners.
Superior Court Judge Kimberly Adams upheld a Georgia agency’s surprising May 2015 decision denying Kinder Morgan a certificate of “public convenience and necessity,” a permit which allows the pipeline builder to secure its route. Adams, in her ruling, said the decision by Georgia’s transportation commissioner is “supported by substantial evidence and must be affirmed.” Continue reading “Judge denies east Georgia Palmetto pipeline”
DHS’s never ending war to keep Americans in fear shows no signs of waning, as hundreds of thousands of people sign up to receive emergency alerts on their smartphones..
DHS’s fear-mongering “CAPTAIN CHAOS” is so ridiculous words escape me. Watch DHS use a man in a cape to encourage people to give them their info. Continue reading “DHS uses “CAPTAIN CHAOS” and CodeRED to keep America scared”
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department’s Bomb Squad was called to a Southwest Side neighborhood Saturday after dozens of rounds of ammunition were found underneath a home.
The ammunition was discovered on the 7900 block of Dempsey Drive, near Old Pearsall Road and Southwest Military Drive, around 2:45 p.m. Saturday. Continue reading “75 rounds of ammunition found underneath house, nearby homes evacuated”
The Latest on a freight train derailment in western New York (all times local):
8:15 a.m.
Authorities say dozens of homes have been evacuated after 16 cars on a Norfolk Southern freight train carrying hazardous liquids derailed in far southwestern New York. Continue reading “50-Plus Homes Evacuated After Train Derailment”
SAN FRANCISCO – Two Northern California sheriff’s deputies and a former colleague were charged Tuesday with involvement in setting up jail inmates fights to gamble on them.
Former San Francisco Sheriff’s deputy Scott Neu was charged with eight felonies and nine misdemeanors, including assault by an officer and criminal threats. Deputy Eugene Jones, 45, was charged with two felony counts of assault by an officer and three related misdemeanor counts. Continue reading “2 California sheriff’s deputies charged with organizing inmate fight club”
More than a third of people hit by Los Angeles police officers’ gunfire last year had indications of mental illness, double the prior year, according to a report on the use of force released on Tuesday by the Los Angeles Police Department.
The report, which analyzed shootings involving police officers and other uses of force over a five-year period from 2011 to 2014, comes amid increasing concern in Los Angeles and across the United States about police tactics. Continue reading “More Than A Third Of People Shot By LAPD In 2015 Were Mentally Ill”
Courthouse News Service – by Pamela Baker
In its first annual report after the convictions of top state politicians, a government watchdog group found $2.4 billion of “opaque funds” in the New York budget at risk for corruption.
Citizens Union released a report Monday detailing 78 “ambiguous pots” of funding within the Empire State’s proposed $145 billion budget for the 2017 fiscal year. Continue reading “Watchdog Sees Risk of Corruption in NY Budget”