From the Trenches World Report

BPR – by Jon Dougherty

Lawmakers in Texas say they are considering pursuing a Brexit-like movement as an alternative to living under what they see as rising Democratic socialism, and they say lawmakers in other states have shown a similar interest.

“This is not about war, this is not about actually seceding from the United States,” state Rep. Kyle Biedermann (R) told Newsmax TV’s Chris Salcedo on Monday after praising Americans from around the country for “standing up” and expressing themselves following the election. Continue reading “TEXIT? Texas lawmakers consider Brexit-like move in wake of socialism trend: ‘This is not about war’”

Mint

Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner stopped an effort to sign up the president on fringe social media platforms such as Gab and Parler after Twitter suspended his account last week, according to three people familiar with the matter.

Trump’s social media director, Dan Scavino, also objected, two of the people said. The two men thought the alternative social media sites, which have catered to political conservatives by promising fewer restraints on speech, weren’t suitable for the U.S. president partly because they didn’t think they were well managed or could handle the traffic. Continue reading “Kushner halts Trump move to new social media after Twitter ban”

Return to Now – by Sara Burrows

“No More Malarkey” Joe Biden just nominated one of Monsanto’s best friends to head the US Department of Agriculture.

During his eight years under Obama, Tom Vilsack earned the nickname “Mr. Monsanto” for approving more new genetically modified organisms than any Agriculture Secretary in history, and for making gobs of money for every approval. Continue reading “Biden Picks “Mr. Monsanto” Tom Vilsack to Head the USDA”

Daily Sabah

Israeli warplanes carried out intense airstrikes on eastern Syria early Wednesday, apparently targeting positions and arms depots of Iran-backed fighters.

Dozens of fighters were killed or wounded, according to an opposition war monitor. Syria’s state news agency SANA said the strikes hit areas in and near the towns of Deir el-Zour, Mayadeen and Boukamal along the border with Iraq. It gave no further details. Continue reading “Intense Israeli airstrikes kill 57 in eastern Syria”

Yahoo News

Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.) said Tuesday that she witnessed colleagues escorting people through the Capitol on Jan. 5 for what she described as “reconnaissance” ahead of the next day’s violent insurrection that left five dead.

In a 13-minute Facebook video billed as an address to her constituents about the House’s efforts to hold President Donald Trump accountable for inciting the riot, Sherrill included the allegation as part of a call to hold Trump’s allies in Congress accountable as well. Continue reading “Mikie Sherrill says unidentified lawmakers led ‘reconnaissance’ tours ahead of Capitol attack”

Daily Mail

Dr Anthony Fauci said it is a ‘possibility’ that a homegrown variant of the coronavirus is fueling a spike in cases across the U.S.

The nation’s top infectious disease expert said the rise in cases in America looks similar to the rise in the U.K., where the new strain was first detected.  Continue reading “Fauci warns there’s a ‘possibility’ US has its OWN Super-COVID”

The Industrial Revolution was supposed to give us all hope and a happy outlook for the remainder of our lives. This also happened to keep us all busy with jobs as we were building all of our infrastructure and logistics for a fruitful life. Now, we aren’t needed anymore.

Billionaires seemingly have everything they need, and being who they are and what they do, are going to eliminate all the unnecessary extra weight for nothing more than self gain. Continue reading “Elites No Longer Need The People Who Built Their Empires. Time To Remind Them Of The Basics”