From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
The flowers we ordered from FromYouFlowers didn’t make it to Spike’s Celebration of Life service yesterday.
We confirmed by phone yesterday morning that the delivery would be made on time.
Here is the email we received this morning: Continue reading “Trencher Alert”
Hundreds of Americans lost construction contracts worth roughly $14 million when a Chinese casino company smuggled 2,400 Chinese workers into the Northern Mariana Islands, which is a Pacific island chain under the control of the United States since 1898.
The Department of Labor announced a penalty March 5 against the Chinese company: Continue reading “Chinese Casino Imported 2,400 Workers, Gets Wrist-Slap”
Treasury-notes are the only money that can afford the deceived, defrauded and abused American people sufficient and permanent relief. It has long been demonstrated beyond question that these notes, limited in volume to the needs of exchanges and equities, are “as good as gold”. There is absolutely nothing new or strange in this proposition to constitute gold, silver, and United States treasury-notes, the equal and self-redeemable currency of the American people. Thomas Jefferson –the most elemental American yet given to his country– laid down, in substance, the most pressing requirement of our own day. Continue reading “Shylock; as banker, bondholder, corruptionist, conspirator (1894)”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Donald Trump is ready to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by May in response to Kim’s invitation to hold the first-ever U.S.-North Korea summit, a South Korean envoy said, marking a potentially dramatic breakthrough in the North Korea nuclear standoff.
Kim has committed to “denuclearization” and to suspending nuclear or missile tests, South Korea’s National Security Office head Chung Eui-yong told reporters at the White House after briefing Trump on South Korean officials’ meeting with Kim on Monday. Continue reading “Trump ready to meet North Korean leader Kim by May: South Korean official”
RICHARD “SPIKE” TIMMONS, 51, of Fort Wayne, passed away March 2, 2018. “He was a wonderful father and a friend to all and he will be missed by all who knew him.” Survived by sons, Randy (Christie) Timmons and James Timmons; companion, Elizabeth Camarillo, and the mother of his children, Shannon Timmons. Private services. Arrangements by Midwest Funeral Home & Cremation Society.
Elizabeth needs our help. You can send donations to Elizabeth Camarillo, 914 St. Marys Ave, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46808.
Spikes Celebration of Life will be Thursday, March 8th at 5:30pm at the First Presbyterian Church, 300 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne IN 46802.
To spite the painted Whore of Babylon
To evil never yield
With courage, strength, and honor
A warrior took the field.
Of a night he set alone
Pondering the fight
He harkened for direction
As he waited for the light. Continue reading “A Warrior’s Tale”
Gun Owners of America – by Erich Pratt
Feinstein Gun Ban is Gun Control on Steroids
Anti-gun Democrats in Congress have introduced a repeat of the old Clinton-Feinstein ban.
But this legislation represents a gun ban on steroids.
The bills are S. 2095 and H.R. 5087, introduced by Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI). Continue reading “Trojan Horse Gun Control?”
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said he was enacting steel and aluminum tariffs Thursday, capping off a week’s worth of controversy over his plans to impose the new trade penalties.
“Today I’m defending America’s national security by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel,” the president said in the White House’s Roosevelt Room, flanked by steel and aluminum workers. “…Steel is steel. You don’t have steel, you don’t have a country.” Continue reading “Trump orders new tariffs, with exemptions for Mexico and Canada”
An architecture firm has designed a minimalist, self-sufficient tiny house that aims to help rejuvenate its occupant’s mind and creativity – and it even disappears into the landscape, giving you the ultimate hideaway.
‘Disappear retreat’ is an 83-square-foot (eight-square-metre), glass-covered abode designed by architect Carly Coulson.
The £32,000 ($45,000) getaway camouflages into its surroundings using mirrored-glass walls and leaves a minimal environmental footprint through its zero energy, zero waste and zero water philosophy. Continue reading “‘Invisible’ self-sustaining house that disappears into its surroundings using mirrored walls will go on sale next year for £32,000”
Free Beacon – by Natalie Johnson
The CIA has issued a classified report detailing China’s far-reaching foreign influence operations campaign in the United States, which imparts financial incentives as leverage to permeate American institutions.
In an unclassified page of the report obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, the CIA cautions against efforts by the Chinese Communist Party to stipulate funding to universities and policy institutes in exchange for academic censorship. Continue reading “CIA Warns of Extensive Chinese Operation to Infiltrate American Institutions”
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Immigrants working at a Kansas cattle ranch have described the horrific working conditions which they say are ‘like slavery’.
Workers at Fullmer Cattle Co., which raises calves for dairies in four states, claim they were forced to work for as little as a dollar an hour until they paid off their ‘debt’ after the company arranged for them to be illegally smuggled into the country. Continue reading “Illegal immigrants say working at Kansas ranch was ‘like slavery’”