From the Trenches World Report

News Au – by Ben Graham

The Chinese government’s mouthpiece newspaper has launched a blistering attack on the United States threatening it with a “high intensity showdown” possibly involving nuclear weapons.

Hu Xijin, the editor of the Chinese state-run newspaper the Global Times, said enhancing China’s nuclear program was now vital to the country’s “strategic deterrence” against the United States. Continue reading “China warns of ‘nuclear showdown’ with the United States”

Jon Rappoport

This article takes off from the work of investigative reporter, Whitney Webb. [1] Much of what I’m laying out here confirms her exposure of “the other Wuhan.” [1a] Webb writes at Unlimited Hangout and The Last American Vagabond. [1b]

When I put together Webb’s findings with my own COVID research, startling new dimensions of the false “pandemic” story come to light.  Continue reading “Wuhan, the lab? No, the other Wuhan nobody is talking about: Opioid Trafficking Headquarters for Death and Destruction”

There will be no broadcast of The Word From the Trenches again today.

Laura and her sisters made the final arrangements for her mom yesterday.

This morning, I received a call informing me that my sister’s son died of a heart attack last night at the age of 36. He had taken the Covid shot recently in order to keep his job, but I’m sure that had nothing to do with it. These mother f-kers have killed my family now.

My sister is in South Carolina and her son lived in Texas, so me and my siblings have a lot to work out.

I’ll be back as soon as I can.

NECN

A ransomware attack on the Steamship Authority of Massachusetts hampered operations Wednesday morning.

The largest ferry service to the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, the Steamship Authority issued a statement warning that traveling customers may be delayed as a result. Continue reading “Mass. Steamship Authority Hit by Ransomware Attack; Ferries Delayed”

Daily Beast – by Jamie Ross

Two foster kids—aged 12 and 14—allegedly broke into a Florida home late Tuesday, found a huge stash of firearms, then used the guns in a 30-minute shootout with a team of sheriff’s deputies. According to WKMG, the incident happened at a home in Volusia County where the owner had left behind an AK-47, a pump shotgun, a handgun, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. Continue reading “Two Florida Foster Kids, Aged 12 and 14, Break Into Home and Start Shootout With Deputies”

Daily Mail

The US could be hit with beef shortages and price rises after the world’s largest meat producer was forced to close all of its plants due to a cyber attack which the White House has blamed on Russian hackers.

JBS – which supplies 20 per cent of all beef and pork in the US – warned the Memorial Day weekend hack could disrupt its supply chains and increase prices up up to 30 per cent. Continue reading “World’s largest meat supplier JBS shuts ALL of its US beef plants after Russian cyber attack: Government asks other producers to pick up slack to avoid meat shortages and 30% price hikes”

The Sun

JOE Biden’s administration has officially put an end to Donald Trump’s “remain in Mexico” policy after suspending it earlier this year.

It comes the same day that Biden pushed Congress to clear the way for the estimated 11million undocumented people in the US to get citizenship. Continue reading “Biden officially ENDS Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy and urges Congress to clear the way for 11million immigrants to get citizenship”

New York Post – by Samuel Chamberlain

Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 34 counties along or near the Lone Star State’s border with Mexico Tuesday, claiming that President Biden’s immigration policies had allowed in a flood of drugs and gang members.

“President Biden’s open-border policies have paved the way for dangerous gangs and cartels, human traffickers, and deadly drugs like fentanyl to pour into our communities,” Abbott said in a statement. Continue reading “Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declares disaster in state over border crisis”

Bloomberg

A notorious Russia-linked hacking group is behind the cyberattack against JBS SA, according to four people familiar with the assault who were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter. The cyber gang goes by the name REvil or Sodinokibi.

While it’s unclear if all of REvil’s hackers operate in Russia, the group’s public face, a user on the dark web cyber-crime forum XSS who goes by the name “Unknown,” exclusively publishes in Russian. REvil typically uses a darkweb blog called “Happy Blog” to name victims when they decline to engage in ransom negotiations. REvil has yet to post a blog item dedicated to JBS.  Continue reading “Hacking Outfit Linked to Russia Is Behind JBS Cyberattack”

Anti-War – by Dave DeCamp

After an 11-day bombing campaign in Gaza that killed at least 256 Palestinians, including 67 children, Israel has its hand out to its greatest ally for an additional $1 billion in “emergency” military aid, on top of the $3.8 billion Washington provides each year.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) confirmed that Israel will make the request a day after he met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem. “There is going to be a request made by the Israelis to the Pentagon on Thursday for $1 billion in aid to replenish Iron Dome batteries,” Graham told Fox and Friends on Tuesday. Continue reading “After Gaza Slaughter, Israel Wants Another $1 Billion Out of the US”

Activist Post – by JP Cortez

Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation last week requiring the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR) to examine the feasibility of creating a state depository to secure gold owned by the state and/or citizens.

House Bill 353, introduced by Rep. Bud Hulsey, and Senate Bill 279, introduced by Senator Paul Rose, call for TACIR to report its findings and recommendations to the Speaker of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the Legislative Librarian no later than January 1, 2022. Continue reading “Tennessee to Consider Establishing a State Gold Depository”

Why are we importing oil from anywhere when we are exporting our own sweet crude that is already here?

Xinhua

HOUSTON, May 26 (Xinhua) — U.S. crude oil imports decreased while exports increased during the week ending May 21, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Wednesday. Continue reading “U.S. oil imports down, exports up last week: EIA”

Reclaim the Net – by Tom Parker

Australia’s drug regulator, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), is considering referring Facebook posts containing claims about COVID vaccine deaths to the police after a post showing Labor backbencher Julian Hill getting his vaccine was met with mass pushback from vaccine skeptics.

The post was ratioed with almost twice the number of comments to engagements – a common sign that a post is unpopular. Continue reading “Australia’s drug regulator considers referring vaccine hesitant Facebook posts to police”