From the Trenches World Report
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Atmospheric rivers are relatively long, narrow regions in the atmosphere – like rivers in the sky – that transport most of the water vapor outside of the tropics. These columns of vapor move with the weather, carrying an amount of water vapor roughly equivalent to the average flow of water at the mouth of the Mississippi River. When the atmospheric rivers make landfall, they often release this water vapor in the form of rain or snow.
All across the country, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is hard at work convincing cities to lower their speed limits from 30 MPH to 25 MPH.
The national effort to lower speed limits in cities is known as “Vision-Zero.”
To date, the NHTSA, NSC and the IIHS have convinced more than thirty cities to lower their speed limits. Continue reading “Boston’s Vision-Zero Exposed: Lowering the speed limit increases speeding ticket revenue by 47%”
Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents continue to lead the nation in the apprehension of Bangladeshi nationals who illegally cross the border from Mexico into Texas. More than 100 were arrested in the past three weeks — totaling 622 this fiscal year.
On September 7, Laredo Sector agents apprehended a group of five illegal immigrants who crossed the Rio Grande River border with Mexico into the Santa Rita subdivision. The agents interviewed the group and learned that they came to the U.S. from Bangladesh, according to Laredo Sector Border Patrol officials. Continue reading “100 Bangladeshi Nationals Apprehended near Texas Border in 3 Weeks”
My sister in law passed away unexpectedly on Saturday. its been really tough on my little brother. Prayers on his behalf would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Swifty
Russian state media channels, in a near simultaneous blitz of information, have issued breaking alerts this morning that anti-Assad insurgents in Idlib have begun filming “fake footage of chemical attacks” based on Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) statements.
The Russian Center for Syrian Reconciliation says the “fake footage of chemical attacks” is expected to be delivered to various TV channels and Western journalists before the end of the day Tuesday. Continue reading “Staged Filming of False Flag ‘Chemical Attacks’ Has Begun in Idlib: Russian MoD”
WASHINGTON — The Department of Interior is quietly preparing to offer hundreds of thousands of acres of public land for leasing to energy companies, a move critics have charged is being undertaken with minimal public input and little consideration for ecological and cultural preservation.
According to data compiled by environmental groups, the Bureau of Land Management will put 2.9 million acres up for potential leasing in the next four months. Because the land in question — in states including New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona — lacks designation as a national park or monument, it can be used for commercial purposes such as mining for minerals and drilling for oil and gas. Supporters say that bolstering the extractive industries will ensure energy independence for the United States, though shifting energy preferences and falling oil prices appear to undermine that assertion. Continue reading “Trump administration rushes to lease federal lands”
WEB Notes: Read this and weep. The illegals are coming here in droves and what do they do when they cross the border? Turn themselves into an agent who then helps them make their way into the nation. Our immigration policy is broken and Trump is worried about spending billions for a border wall? Insanity. People, why do you think the illegals are coming here? Use your head!…
I know the Lord gave you one! Continue reading “Border Agents In South Texas Saw Increase In Migrant Families Make Illegal Crossings In August”
A school resource officer in California arrested several middle school girls for being unresponsive while he investigated a bullying case. One of the girls was a bully. Three were her victims.
The case of David Scott v. County of San Bernardino began with an incident between seventh-grade girls at the Etiwanda Intermediate Middle School in Rancho Cucamonga. A teen bully hit another middle schooler, who reportedly did not fight back. Continue reading “Court Says School Resource Officers Can’t Arrest Students Just to ‘Prove a Point’”
Joseph Mifsud, the mysterious Maltese professor believed to have played a key role in igniting the Russia probe, vanished from public eye after his name began surfacing in news stories.
Now, lawyers for the Democratic National Committee say it is possible Mifsud is dead. Continue reading “DNC says Papadopoulos tipster and key figure in Russia case might be dead”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Toms River, NJ — Howell police Sgt. Richard Conte, the head of Monmouth County’s emergency response team, was arrested on Friday and charged with attempting to lure a child into a motor vehicle. The veteran cop, in a supervisory position, has since been suspended without pay.
Conte was busted on Thursday in a state-wide sting operation setup to catch child predators. This pillar of the community and “protector of the innocent” — whose base salary tops $140,000 — was caught attempting to lure who he thought was a young female child into his car. Continue reading “High-Ranking SWAT Leader Arrested for Trying to ‘Lure’ a Child Into His Car”
Activist Post – by Nicolas West
DARPA, at the behest of the Pentagon, has been at the forefront of nearly all military mind control programs and continues to invest tens of millions of taxpayer funds into moving this technology forward. They have looked at various methods, via remote brain wave stimulation as well as the more direct microchip implant (Neural Engineering System Design in their parlance) in order to create the much-touted “super soldier” of the future. Continue reading “New DARPA Brain Chip Gives Military Pilots Control Over Drone Swarms”
Daily Intelligencer – by Margaret Hartmann
While addressing the CIA on Saturday, President Donald Trump took a break from lambasting the media to remind everyone that he thinks the U.S. should have stolen Iraq’s oil. He also suggested that the U.S. might get another chance to violate international law.
“Now I said it for economic reasons,” Trump said while introducing Representative Mike Pompeo, his pick to lead the agency. “But if you think about it, Mike, if we kept the oil, you probably wouldn’t have ISIS because that’s where they made their money in the first place, so we should have kept the oil. But, okay, maybe we’ll have another chance.” Continue reading “Trump Says U.S. Should Have Stolen Iraq’s Oil, and ‘Maybe We’ll Have Another Chance’”
With nearly every gun control imaginable already on the books, Democrats in California are now weighing ways to control ammunition.
Breitbart News reported that California ushered in 2018 with ammunition controls by mandating that residents only buy in-state ammunition, and requiring that those purchases be made from state-approved ammunition vendors. Continue reading “California’s Latest Attack on Second Amendment: Ammunition Controls”
“Stories of imagination tend to upset those without one.”
— Terry Pratchett
“If she’s amazing, she won’t be easy. If she’s easy, she won’t be amazing. If she’s worth it, you won’t give up. If you give up, you’re not worthy. … Truth is, everybody is going to hurt you; you just gotta find the ones worth suffering for.”
— Bob Marley Continue reading “Distraction: Quotes on Life”
More than 1.5 million Florida residents are barred from voting in state elections for the rest of their lives, because of a tough law that permanently revokes voting rights for anyone convicted of a felony.
But a measure on the November ballot could change that, allowing those who have served their time to cast votes as soon as the 2020 elections. Continue reading “Florida ballot measure looks to restore felon voting rights”
I just thought everyone might like to notice this from page 4 of the official document of the USCIS book on becoming a Naturalized Citizen. It’s one of the requirements that the immigration department gives the people to study and learn in order to be tested by an immigration officer so they can become a Naturalized Citizen. Candidates must be able to answer 7-10 random questions from this book out of 100 in order to pass the interview/testing process and to move forward with the application process. Continue reading “Becoming a Naturalized Citizen”
Michael Moore was forced to reclaim the microphone after a Parkland shooting survivor made confused claims onstage at the Toronto International Film Festival.
David Hogg, who just turned 18 in April, has had a crash course in politics, lobby money, the intricacies of the inner-workings of the NRA, and how to begin a powerful movement for gun-control since surviving the Marjory Stoneman Douglas massacre in February. Continue reading “Michael Moore takes away mic from David Hogg after teen Parkland survivor encourages foreigners to interfere in US elections”