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Ali Velshi asked these Wisconsin gun owners whether they believe gun buybacks are a good idea.
They all laughed. pic.twitter.com/iMRb2SlAHo
— Cameron Cawthorne (@Cam_Cawthorne) November 7, 2019
Via: AP:
A Long Island firm sold tens of millions of dollars in Chinese-made surveillance and other sensitive security equipment to customers, including the U.S. military to use on aircraft carriers, by falsely claiming the goods were manufactured in America, federal prosecutors said Thursday. Continue reading “Chinese Surveillance Goods Illegally Sold to U.S. Military”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Carroll County, GA — In September 2015, on a rainy Saturday night, Georgia state trooper Anthony Scott was flexing his above the law privilege and driving at dangerously high speeds for no reason. He was doing 91 mph in a 55 mph zone. Scott was not on his way to a call, nor did he have any official reason for driving fast. While travelling at such a high rate of speed, he slammed into a Nissan Sentra carrying four kids. Kylie Hope Lindsey, 17, and Isabella Alise Chinchilla, 16, who were in the back seat of the Nissan, were killed. Continue reading “Cop Kills Two Innocent Girls, Gets Off Scot Free and Was Just Elected Mayor”
Contrary to our expectations, the slaying of nine members of a Mormon community living in Northern Mexico at the hands of Mexican cartel gunmen seems to have already dropped out of the news cycle, perhaps because it’s already become clear that neither the US nor Mexico is planning to hold the attackers accountable.
Senior Mexican security officials who are obviously worried about more bad press insist that the attack was a case of mistaken identity. But keep in mind, these are the same people who initially told the world that federal police just happened to stumble upon the son of El Chapo in Culiacan (denying that his arrest had been the target of an organized operation). Continue reading “Families Of Cartel-Assault Victims Insist Deadly Attack “Was No Accident””
The Democrat-controlled House of Representatives has voted to fund efforts to “enhance the border security” of Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Tunisia while moving to deny all funding to build walls, fencing or any other structures to enhance the border security of the United States.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her lieutenants have their priorities. Continue reading “House Votes to ‘Enhance the Border Security’ of Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Tunisia — Not the USA”
BALTIMORE (Reuters) – When Maricruz Abarca learned three years ago that she had been given the legal right under a U.S. government program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals to work in the United States and avoid deportation, she started to cry.
After years of living illegally in the shadows after moving to the United States from Mexico at age 15 to join relatives in New Jersey, she finally could make concrete plans for the future. Continue reading “Forsaken by Trump, immigrant ‘Dreamers’ seek U.S. Supreme Court reprieve”
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) of blackface fame boasted this week that his party is ready to implement an array of gun control measures in the commonwealth now that Democrats control all three branches of government, and his administration is already “working on” a plan for confiscating so-called “assault weapons” from law-abiding gun owners. Continue reading “Gov. Ralph Northam confirms Virginia already ‘working on’ gun confiscation now that Democrats are in control”
The Mind Unleashed – by Emma Fiala
The “Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself” meme has reached an entirely new, unprecedented level as it has officially crossed the line from internet meme into physical reality via the underside of a beer can.
Tactical Ops Brewing in Fresno, California is printing the message “EPSTEIN DIDNT KILL HIMSELF” on the bottom of beer cans, according to local Fox affiliate KMPH. Continue reading “California Brewery is Printing “Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself” on the Bottom of Its Cans”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Chicago, IL — Because of their gross negligence and incompetence, the city of Chicago is facing a slew of lawsuits for raiding the homes of innocent people — allegedly by mistake. TFTP has reported on several of these lawsuits in which cops raided a four-year-old’s birthday party and held other children at gunpoint. One of these families has even been raided — mistakenly — three times. One family’s recent mistaken raid, however, exposed a blue wall of silence and showing how far the Chicago police department is willing to go to cover up their crimes. After their requests to receive the body camera footage from the brutal raid were denied several times, an innocent family has finally gotten that video. But it comes with a catch — video of what happened during the first 20 minutes was conveniently missing. Continue reading “Cops Raid Innocent Family, Terrorize Small Children, Destroy Their Home, Laugh About It”
Zao, a Chinese artificial intelligence-powered app that allows users to swap faces with actors and other celebrities in videos and GIF images, has sparked serious privacy concerns due to how convincing the transformation can be. Continue reading “Terrifying Deepfake App Lets You Swap Faces with Virtually Anyone”
If you think squeezing your feet into an uncomfortable pair of heels is painful, then Israeli jewelry designer Naomi Kizhner’s hardcore jewelry is probably not for you. Her innovative pieces are meant to be inserted into the wearer’s veins, harnessing kinetic power from the body’s involuntary movements to produce electricity. Continue reading “Student Creates Bizarre Jewelry That Hooks into Your Veins and Turns Blood Flow into Electricity”
Henry and Laura Shivley, incredibly, are reaching a decade since they have built this great site. Many hurdles and roadblocks have been matched with honesty and dedication to the truth, and this is why the enemy is unable to shut it down. From The Trenches World Report is as strong as ever because of that awesome dedication.
As we continue on it’s important for us to stick together as one, helping each other as much as possible, because as we all know, we are amongst many who want us to disappear. That, my friends, will never happen. We all are too dedicated to this cause. Continue reading “Soon It Will Be A Decade – From The Trenches World Report”
An employee of a Buffalo Wild Wings in Massachusetts died and 10 others were hospitalized Thursday night after being exposed to a floor cleaner inside the restaurant.
Just after 5:30 p.m. Thursday, emergency responders in Burlington were called to the scene following the report of a “sick individual and a potential chemical release,” interim Fire Chief Michael Patterson told reporters in a video from the scene. Continue reading “Buffalo Wild Wings employee dies after exposure to ‘common’ cleaning agent, 10 others hospitalized”
Mainstream media has become nothing more than government propaganda outlets, as evidenced by NBC‘s obvious promotion of microchipping. The media outlet is hailing the benefits of getting implanted with a microchip, negating the need for your wallet.
NBC‘s segment on microchipping began by pointing out that people who have taken the chip do not need to carry keys, ID, credit cards or money. It points out that embedding microchips in humans have long been a feature of dystopian fiction like Black Mirror, but that in Sweden “the microchips are already here.” Continue reading “CBS Uses Propaganda To Promote The “Benefits” Of Microchipping”
WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) – China and the United States have agreed to roll back tariffs on each others’ goods in a “phase one” trade deal if it is completed, officials from both sides said on Thursday, sparking division among some advisers to President Donald Trump.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry, without laying out a timetable, said the two countries had agreed to cancel the tariffs in phases. Continue reading “China, U.S. agree tariff rollback if phase one trade deal is completed”
Crystal Brimm said she was gone all of 20 minutes.
That’s all the time it took for the Texas Department of Transportation to clean the encampment where she lives under U.S. Highway 290 and Ben White Boulevard on Wednesday, after Gov. Greg Abbott ordered homeless people to be removed from state overpasses in Austin. Abbott has spent months railing against Austin and its local leaders, accusing them of worsening what he calls a dangerous homelessness crisis by relaxing camping ordinances. Continue reading “Texas cleared homeless camps Wednesday. On Thursday, residents were already back.”
The Eagle – by Jolie McCullough
Patrick Murphy’s execution was again halted Thursday because of how Texas’ execution procedure differs for Christians and Buddhists.
Murphy, a 58-year-old Buddhist, is one of two surviving members of the infamous “Texas Seven,” a group of escaped prisoners who committed multiple robberies and killed a police officer near Dallas in 2000 during more than a month on the run. Four others have already been executed, one killed himself when police caught up to them in Colorado, and one other remains on death row with Murphy. Continue reading “Federal judge delays execution of “Texas Seven” prisoner over claims of religious discrimination”