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The German government is unable to say where more than half of the one million asylum seekers allowed into the country have ended up, MailOnline can exclusively reveal.
Government statistics show that Germany registered 1.1million applications by the end of last year under its EASY system, which does not record much more than an applicant’s country of origin. Continue reading “German government admits it cannot account for 600,000 of its 1.1million asylum seekers”
Waking Times – by Arjun Walia, Collective Evolution
One of the largest studies of its kind recently examined the link between diet drinks and cardiovascular issues such as heart attack and stroke in healthy, postmenopausal women. The research took place at the University of Iowa, and the findings were presented at the American College of Cardiology’s 63rd Annual Scientific Session in Washington, D.C.
60,000 women participated in the study, and it found that women who consumed two or more diet drinks a day are 30 percent more likely to experience a cardiovascular event, and 50 percent more likely to die from a related disease. (source) Continue reading “The End Of Diet Soda? Huge Study Links Aspartame to These Major Health Problems”
United States — On Tuesday a federal judge ruled President Obama cannot use executive privilege to deny Congress access to records related to failed gun running scheme, Operation Fast and Furious.
U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled that the Department of Justice’s prior release of information related to Fast and Furious invalidated President Obama’s claim that releasing details of the program would cause harm. Continue reading “Obama is Trying to Keep Program that Armed Drug Cartels Secret, Judge Says Otherwise”
Two U.S. Marines, Kevin, 22, and Coltin, 19, say that they and others in the U.S. Marine Corps will not follow unlawful orders if given by their superiors and will uphold their oath to the Constitution at all costs.
The two brave young men went on camera recently to share what they would do if given such orders. Continue reading “Two U.S. Marines say they will not kick in doors of Americans, will uphold oaths, say others in Corps will do the same”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
It’s official – global stocks have entered a bear market. On Wednesday, we learned that the MSCI All-Country World Index has fallen a total of more than 20 percent from the peak of the market. So that means that roughly one-fifth of all the stock market wealth in the entire world has already been wiped out. How much more is it going to take before everyone will finally admit that we have a major financial crisis on our hands? 30 percent? 40 percent? This new round of chaos began last night in Asia. Japanese stocks were down more than 600 points and Hong Kong was down more than 700 points. The nightmare continued to roll on when Europe opened, and European stocks ended up down about 3.2 percent when the markets over there finally closed. In the U.S., it looked like it was going to be a truly historic day for a while there. At one point the Dow had fallen 566 points, but a curious rebound resulted in a loss of only 249 points for the day. Continue reading “Global Stocks Enter Bear Market: One-Fifth Of All Worldwide Stock Market Wealth Is Already Gone”
With the biggest number of refugees per capita in Europe, the Swedish government’s goal to have the lowest unemployment level in the EU in 2020 is unfeasible, says a government analyst.
“It’s not realistic. It will be very hard to reach that target,” Mats Wadman, head of analysis at the Swedish Public Employment Service told Bloomberg. Continue reading “Immigration surge pushes up Swedish unemployment”
WEB Notes: This is big news. When someone connected or formerly connected with the Bank of International Settlements says something of this magnitude you want to pay attention. They set monetary policy for the entire world. When he starts mentioning debt jubilees it reminds me ofSatan’s coming reign and his beast system we will see. If you accept it, not only will you be free from your debt and obligations, but you will be able to partake in that system. As hard as it will be you do not want to do that, instead you stand strong for the Lord.
Continue reading “World Faces Wave Of Epic Debt Defaults, Fears Central Bank Veteran”
Courthouse News Service – by Nick Rummell
TRENTON, N.J. (CN) – A New Jersey state legislator wants to ban news organizations and the public from accessing 911 recordings and transcripts, as well as recordings from police body and cruiser cameras.
The bill, sponsored Jan. 12 by Sen. Paul Sarlo, D-Bergen, would add the police and 911 recordings to the list of government records excluded under the New Jersey Open Public Records Act. Continue reading “NJ Bill Would Ban The Public From Seeing ALL Police Documents”
WEB Notes: Another attempt by Israel to make friends. They are one of the only nations who can blatantly break International Law and still get away with it. Their nation was founded by International Law.
Israel confirmed on Thursday it was planning to appropriate a large tract of fertile land in the occupied West Bank, close to Jordan, a move likely to exacerbate tensions with Western allies and already drawing international condemnation. Continue reading “Israel Says Will Seize West Bank Land; Demolishes EU Structures”
A former Hendricks County deputy provided security for a massive synthetic drug operation that stretched from China to a farm near New Palestine, prosecutors said Friday.
Former Hendricks County Deputy Jason Woods was charged Thursday in Hancock County with six felonies including corrupt business influence, dealing a synthetic drug and other crimes. Continue reading “Ex-deputy charged in ‘spice’ ring”
A disturbing new app called ‘I’ve-Been-Violated‘ promises to SECRETLY report alleged domestic abuse to the authorities. Apps that SECRETLY report on citizens are Un-American and are the exact opposite of a democratic government. Continue reading “New ‘I’ve-Been-Violated’ app. SECRETLY reports alleged abuse to police”
Florida report finds red light cameras generated $150 million in revenue along with a 15 percent increase in accidents.
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles reports that accidents increased at intersections where red light cameras are in use. State law requires the agency to monitor the performance of automated ticketing machines and submit an annual report on its findings. Continue reading “Florida: Accidents Increase At Red Light Camera Locations”
Pew Trusts – by Michael Ollove
CONROE, Texas — Texas prison psychiatrist Pradan Nathan recalls an unsettling face-to-face session with a dissatisfied patient about a dozen years ago at a maximum security prison in East Texas. The large man, a member of a notorious prison gang, insisted Nathan prescribe him a particular medication. Nathan said he didn’t need it.
“I’m going to stab you to death the next time you come in here,” the prisoner growled. Continue reading “State Prisons Turn to Telemedicine to Improve Health and Save Money”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Cocoa, FL — At 5 am on Wednesday morning, 58-year-old Wendell Joyner awoke to his house ablaze. However, after he ran from his home, he quickly realized that his three dogs were still inside.
“I got out of the house, and then I realized, ‘Oh, wait a minute, my dogs are in there,” Joyner told WKMG-TV. “So, I went back inside to look for my dogs.” Continue reading “Man Beaten and Arrested by Police for Trying to Save His 3 Dogs from His Burning Home”
Free Beacon – by Mary Lou Byrd
A Second Amendment group and a New York state senator are opposing legislation that would prohibit those on the federal terrorist watch list from obtaining or renewing a license to carry firearms in the state.
The bills, introduced by state Sen. Jeffery Klein (D.) and Assemblyman Thomas Abinanti (D.), prohibit “persons named on the consolidated terror watch list from obtaining or renewing a license to carry, possess, repair and dispose of firearms,” according to a joint statement by state Sen. Robert Ortt (R.) and the Second Amendment group Shooters Committee on Political Education. Continue reading “New York Bills Would Prevent No-Fly List Members From Obtaining Carry Licenses”
Durham, NC – A man incarcerated in the Durham County Detention Facility died in his cell on Tuesday, January 19 at approximately 5:30 am. The sheriff’s office has not made this death known to the public. According to those who were incarcerated with the man, his name is Matthew McCain. Eyewitnesses have reported that other inmates in Pod 3D were aware of McCain’s physical distress and pressed the emergency buttons in their cells several times, but their calls for help were ignored by Officer Boria, the detention officer on duty in Pod 3D that morning. McCain was not given medical attention and died as a result. His body remained in the cell for two hours until the coroner arrived at approximately 7:40 am. Continue reading “Inmate Dies in Durham County Jail After Medical Neglect by Detention Staff”
Attorney General Loretta Lynch defended President Barack Obama’s executive actions curbing guns before Congress on Wednesday, telling lawmakers that the president took lawful steps to stem firearms violence that kills and injures tens of thousands of Americans yearly.
“I have complete confidence that the common sense steps announced by the president are lawful,” Lynch told the Senate Appropriations Committee panel that oversees the Justice Department. Early in an election year in which both parties seem ready to make guns a political issue, Lynch called Obama’s moves “well-reasoned measures, well within existing legal authorities, built on work that’s already underway.” Continue reading “Attorney General Defends Executive Actions on Guns as Legal”
My fellow Trenchers,
Over the years I’ve commented on thousands of articles on numerous subjects on FTT. We tend to agree the majority of the time, mainly because for those who are awake (Trenchers), most of what we discuss is fairly easily discernible, at least as far as being able to fathom the truth behind the ‘official’ b.s. It’s what we do, and we’re damn good at it. Continue reading “Trencher’s 9/11 ‘no planes’ poll”