From the Trenches World Report

Anti-War – by Dave DeCamp

Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz told reporters that he notified US officials during meetings in Washington last week that he ordered the Israeli Defense Forces to prepare to attack Iran.

The order he gave was to “prepare for the Iranian challenge at the operational level,” Gantz said on the sidelines of a conference in Miami, Florida, that was held Friday. A senior Israeli military source told The Times of Israel that Gantz might have presented a timeline to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin when an Israeli attack could take place. Continue reading “Gantz Tells US He Ordered Israeli Military to Prepare an Attack on Iran”

Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila

Dr. Fauci on Sunday casually told Democrat operative and ABC’s “This Week” host George Stephanopoulos that Americans may need a yearly Covid booster shot.

“Should we be expecting yearly boosters?” Stephanopoulos asked Fauci. Continue reading “Dr. Fauci: Americans Will “Just Have to Deal with” Yearly Booster Shots if They Become Necessary”

Breitbart – by John Binder

Afghans brought to the United States by President Joe Biden’s administration are being offered free housing, food stamps, and are “entitled” to nearly $2,300 in payments, a new report details.

Mostly thanks to Democrats and Republicans funding Biden’s massive Afghan resettlement to the sum of more than $13 billion, Afghans in the U.S. are being offered free housing to be resettled in states that do not have large Afghan populations, according to the Washington Post.  Continue reading “Afghans Brought to U.S. Offered Free Housing, Food Stamps, $2,300 Checks”

MSN

WASHINGTON (AP) — Prices at the wholesale level surged by a record 9.6% in November from a year earlier, an indication of on-going inflation pressures.

The Labor Department said Tuesday that its producer price index, which measures inflation before it reaches consumers, rose 0.8% in November after a 0.6% monthly gain in October. It was the highest monthly reading in four months. Continue reading “Wholesale inflation jumps record 9.6% over past 12 months”

The Post Millennial – by James Anthony

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has announced on Friday that it plans to postpone its vaccine mandate for students, originally to take effect on Jan. 10 2022, until Sept. 2022.

RT

Over two dozen US Air Force service members have been discharged for refusing to get vaccinated against Covid-19 – the first in the US military to be punished over President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate.

The 27 airmen who had been discharged from the force for missing the vaccination deadline were “younger, lower-ranking personnel” and were serving their first term of enlistment, Air Force spokeswoman Ann Stefanek told the media on Monday. Continue reading “First US soldiers get the boot for refusing Covid vax”

Reclaim the Net – by Ken Macon

For the first time, the federal government acknowledged its failures in the oversight of surveillance carried out by law enforcement agencies. Activists have pointed out the flaws in the system for years.

The Federal Judicial Center, the research branch of the US judiciary, conducted a study that found out that the federal court system’s Wiretap Report is full of inaccuracies. Continue reading “The US public isn’t fully aware of the extent of law enforcement and government surveillance”

Continue reading “CA Commies resume mask mandate statewide”

Patriot or Traitor

National Institutes of Health (NIH) corrects untruthful assertions by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Anthony Fauci that NIH had not funded gain-of-function research in Wuhan.

NIH states that EcoHealth Alliance violated Terms and Conditions of NIH grant AI110964.  Continue reading “Anthony Stephen Fauci is a traitor”

Brietbart – by Penny Starr

Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday announced that American corporations and international organizations have agreed to invest $1.2 billion in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras to improve the economies of those Central American countries as thousands of migrants from there and elsewhere continue to surge across the U.S. border with Mexico.

The Associated Press reported on the announcement:  Continue reading “Kamala Harris Announces $1.2B Private Sector Investment in Central America as Border Crisis Continues”

Yahoo News – NBC News

MAYFIELD, Ky. — As a catastrophic tornado approached this city Friday, employees of a candle factory — which would later be destroyed — heard the warning sirens and wanted to leave the building. But at least four workers said supervisors warned employees that they would be fired if they left their shifts early.

For hours, as word of the coming storm spread, as many as 15 workers beseeched managers to let them take shelter at their own homes, only to have their requests rebuffed, the workers said.  Continue reading “Factory bosses to workers before tornado: ‘If you leave, you’re more than likely to be fired’”

NBC News

The Supreme Court declined Monday to block New York’s vaccine mandate for health care workers — one that has an exception for medical reasons but none for religious objections.

The court denied a request for a temporary order to block the requirement while lawsuits against it proceed. The denial came in a one-sentence order with no explanation, which is the normal procedure when such a request is denied. Continue reading “Supreme Court declines religious challenge to N.Y. vaccine mandate for health care workers”

Business Insider – by Dave Levinthall

The nation is unabashedly polarized. Republicans and Democrats enjoy little goodwill and less commonality.

But in Washington, DC, a bipartisan phenomenon is thriving. Numerous members of Congress, both liberal and conservative, are united in their demonstrated indifference toward a law designed to quash corruption and curb conflicts-of-interest.  Continue reading “‘Conflicted Congress’: Key findings from Insider’s five-month investigation into federal lawmakers’ personal finances”