From the Trenches World Report

Natural News – by Ethan Huff

Not enough people are willingly getting injected for the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19), so Bloomberg writer Clara Ferreira Marques is suggesting fines and prison time for the “refuseniks” whom she believes are putting the rest of society at risk.

Even though getting the “vaccine” admittedly does not even stop the spread of the Chinese Virus, or do much of anything beyond supposedly minimizing the risk of symptoms for those who get it, Marques is adamantly opposed to the idea that there should be any type of freedom of choice when it comes to Wuhan Flu shots. Continue reading “Bloomberg writer Clara Ferreira Marques calls for mandatory vaccinations (and PRISON time for refuseniks) to increase spike protein injections that are killing people”

Newsweek – by Rebecca Clapper

In an effort to increase the number of vaccinated adults, Georgia’s Hall and Dawson counties are offering a new incentive through the legal system: People who are or will be performing community service as part of their sentence could have their sentences cut in half by getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Georgia’s current vaccination rate for their population is 37 percent, while the national average is 47 percent. Continue reading “Georgia Judges to Offer Some Reduced Sentences for Offenders Who Get Vaccinated”

Oil Price – by Irina Slav

Some $150 billion in oil revenues has been stolen and smuggled out of Iraq since the fall of Saddam Hussain in 2003, the president of Iraq said, as quoted by media, at the introduction of a new law aimed at fighting corruption.

“Of the close to a trillion dollars made from oil since 2003, an estimated $150 billion of stolen money has been smuggled out of Iraq,” President Barham Saleh said, as quoted by The New Arab, as he urged the Iraqi parliament to ” adopt this crucial piece of legislation, in order to curb this pervasive practice that has plagued our great nation”. Continue reading “$150 Billion In Stolen Oil Money Smuggled Out Of Iraq”

US Air Force Academy – by Seth Stang

U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. – In the wake of policy changes this year from the president and Defense Department, the Air Force Academy created a Transgender Working Group to raise awareness and understanding of transgender Airmen, Guardians and cadets at the school.

Doctor Joseph Looney, the Academy’s chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer, said the number of requests from across the base to support the Transgender Working Group has been “overwhelming.” Looney holds a doctorate of counseling psychology from Arizona State University. Continue reading “Academy kicks off Transgender Working Group”

Gateway Pundit – by The Scoop

Many residents in a small county in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are now declaring that they “identify as fully vaccinated” as a result of recent guidance that allows inoculated citizens to go out in public without wearing masks.

The revised guidelines from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which allows fully vaccinated people to “resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing” in public, has ultimately caused some debate over how to enforce mask and social distancing mandates.  Continue reading “Michigan Residents Say They ‘Identify As Fully Vaccinated’ To Ditch Masks In Public”

Legal Insurrection – by Jeff Reynolds

The Gresham-Barlow School District (GBSD) in Oregon has voted to change its flag display policy. If the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) approves, all schools in this district in a suburb of Portland will now display a Black Lives Matter (BLM) flag and a Progressive Pride flag, on school grounds and in all classrooms, along with the statutorily required American flag, Oregon flag, and POW/MIA flag.  Continue reading “Oregon School District Votes To Display Black Lives Matter and “Progressive Pride” Flags In Every Classroom and Location”

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Thank you in advance, we do appreciate it. Continue reading “A Little Help, Please”

CBS Chicago

CHICAGO (CBS) — Chicago restaurant owners hoping to ease concerns for those who may be apprehensive about dining out have a solution: a vaccinated only section.

Although the city is still int he bridge phase of its reopening plan, city guidance allows businesses to operate with no restrictions as long as only vaccinated people are allowed in that area. Continue reading “Some Chicago Restaurants To Create ‘Vaccinated Only’ Sections Allowed Under New City COVID-19 Guidance”

AP

MISSION, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas woman who alleges consensual sex with a friend in his college dorm room turned into a terrifying assault took matters into her own hands when prosecutors declined to bring rape charges. She called a citizen grand jury, relying on a 134-year-old state law.

Madison Smith, 22, collected the hundreds of signatures necessary to empanel the grand jury after the county prosecutor resolved the case by allowing Jared Stolzenburg to plead guilty to aggravated battery and receive two years’ probation. Continue reading “Kansas woman alleging dorm rape convenes own grand jury”

KQEN

Governor Kate Brown has announced the launch of the Take Your Shot Oregon campaign for all vaccinated Oregonians.

Oregonians 18 and older will have the chance to win $1 million or one of 36 $10,000 prizes, with one winner in each county in Oregon. Oregonians age 12 to 17 will have the chance to win one of five $100,000 Oregon College Savings Plans Scholarships. All Oregonians who have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by the draw date will be entered to win. Continue reading “Oregon Governor Announces Take Your Shot Vaccination Campaign”

News Advocate

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Republicans in Pennsylvania’s state Senate began advancing legislation Monday to prohibit governments and school districts from requiring a COVID-19 vaccination for any sort of access.

The Republican-penned bill passed the Senate Health and Human Services Committee along party lines, 6-4, with Democrats opposing it. Continue reading “Vaccine passport bill takes first step in Pennsylvania”

Yahoo News

A birthday party invitation that went viral on TikTok brought hundreds of people to a raucous celebration on a Southern California beach Saturday night, prompting police to declare an unlawful assembly and arrest nearly 150 people after they refused orders to disperse.

The massive gathering began with a now-deleted video posted on the popular social media app from a user named adrian.lopez517, who invited anyone to his birthday party by Huntington Beach’s fire pits Saturday night, The Orange County Register reported Sunday. The hashtag “AdriansKickBack” received more than 180 million views on TikTok. Continue reading “Viral video drew hundreds to California party; 149 arrested”

Fox News

A Las Vegas dancer who received her coronavirus vaccine at her strip club while wearing a French maid-inspired costume on Friday joked the experience was the “most Las Vegas” thing she had ever seen.

In a place known for quickie Elvis-officiated weddings, topless brunches, dinner at 2 a.m. and over-the-top everything else, why not have a pop-up vaccine clinic in a strip club?   Continue reading “Las Vegas strip club offers vaccine clinic”