Month: October 2020

What can I say other than I love you all, during these times of tyranny and deceit, we have stuck together like sticky tape. Some of us with other agendas have left our site, some out of pure ignorance and others who have followed and participated for years, and have grown away from our philosophy, still welcome back whenever they damn well please, these people are our family, no question.

Henry Shivley is no doubt the strongest man I’ve ever met, followed by his pure love for freedom and the “Bill Of Rights”, but also for all of us here at this site. In return, he expects respect for our cause, and he shows us the way in which to address all the wrongs in which have killed the American Dream, more importantly, how to bring those dreams back. Continue reading “Our Family Here At The Trenches”

Daily Mail

A man has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kidnap and kill Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple over the city’s current mask mandate.

The Wichita Police Department charged Meredith Dowty, 59, with criminal threat on Friday after they ‘were alerted to threatening statements directed toward’ Whipple.   Continue reading “Kansas man, 59, is arrested for ‘threatening to kidnap and kill Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple over the COVID-19 mask mandate’”

Anti-War – by Dave DeCamp

A US aircraft carrier entered the South China Sea to conduct drills this week, the US Navy said on Thursday. The USS Ronald Reagan and its strike group returned to the disputed waters for the third time this year.

The Reagan is joined by a guided-missile cruiser and two guided-missile destroyers. A statement released by the US Navy’s Pacific Fleet said the strike group is “conducting maritime security operations, which include flight operations with fixed and rotary-wing aircraft, maritime strike exercises, and coordinated tactical training between surface and air units.” Continue reading “US Aircraft Carrier Enters South China Sea”

RT

The head of Brazil’s most populous state has promised that the vaccination for Covid-19 will be compulsory for its residents. The statement quickly led to a clash with the country’s president.

Sao Paulo Governor Joao Doria told reporters that immunization will start once the vaccine is authorized by the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA). Continue reading “Covid-19 vaccine to be MANDATORY in Brazil’s most populous state Sao Paulo – governor”

Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson

Sony has announced that it will allow Playstation users to record in-game voice chats so players can snitch on each other for mean words said during private conversations.

Yes, really.

The game console’s latest update forces users to waive their privacy rights, allowing others to report them and get their accounts banned for speech violations. Continue reading “Playstation Says it Will Enable Voice Chats to be Recorded So Players Can be Snitched on for Mean Words”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

With the US logistical economy still overheating thanks to the trillions in fiscal stimulus, incoming cargo to the Port of Los Angeles is surging as businesses restock depleted inventories and retailers prepare for an early holiday season, the executive director for the nation’s busiest seaport told Reuters.

Workers unloaded 471,795 20-foot equivalent units (TEU) of imports in September, 17% more than the year earlier, just shy of the August record high, and marking the second month of robust import gains at the top gateway for US trade with China. That trend has carried into October, said Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, where there are now 16 vessels docked and 10 at anchor with cargo waiting to be unloaded. Continue reading “Port Of Los Angeles Struggles With Surge Of Unscheduled Ships”