From the Trenches World Report

Fox News

Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan’s former president who has been living outside the country, was sentenced to death in absentia Tuesday on charges of high treason stemming from his decision to suspend the constitution and detain judges in 2007.

Salman Nadeem, a government law officer, told Reuters that Musharraf was found guilty of Article 6 “for violation of the constitution of Pakistan.”  The three-person court ruled in favor of the sentence 2-1.  Continue reading “Pervez Musharraf, former president of Pakistan, sentenced to death for treason”

IntelCaster – by Arthur F. Wayne

I knew they were going to do this, this year, because “they” have been building up their flu vaccine propaganda way too early this time around.

Here’s the current propaganda/fearmongering (very similar to what they did during the 2014 ebola scam, which I also exposed –  and more extensively than now with the 2019-2020 flu).  Continue reading “The U.S. CDC’s 2019-2020 Flu Deaths Report is Provably FALSE”

The Mind Unleashed – by Elias Marat

What is the worst state in America?

Arizona is known for its sweltering heat and California is known for its high taxes and homelessness while post-industrial states like Ohio and New Jersey continue to collect rust. Meanwhile, the mythical “Florida man” makes us wonder what the swamp-dwellers of the Sunshine State are smoking. However, none of these states have committed the grave sin of alcohol abuse on such an egregious scale as was recently committed in the state of Utah.  Continue reading “Utah Destroys Thousands of Gallons of Beer in Massive Act of Alcohol Abuse”

Casey Research – by Doug Casey

Chris’ note: We’re on the verge of another Industrial Revolution.

And much like the first Industrial Revolution, this period will be marked by profound change. According to Doug Casey, matter, energy, space, and time will “soon be manipulated on a cosmic scale”… thanks to rapid advances in technology. Continue reading “The Rich Will Soon Cheat Death”

Daily Mail

Officials in Santa Rosa are set to unveil emergency proposals to shelter people in fairgrounds as the city – and the state – struggles with a homeless emergency where more than 130,000 people are living on the streets across California.

In Santa Rosa, around 185 people have set up a mile-long camp along the Joe Rodota Trail, next to Highway 12.  Continue reading “Inside Santa Rosa’s mile-long tent city”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

President Trump’s Justice Department has shut down an effort to build three miles of private border wall just north of the Rio Grande after the US Attorney’s Office for Texas’s southern district warned that the project could impact the border river and potentially violate a treaty with Mexico.  

Despite Trump’s claims that his administration has nearly finished the wall, in reality, Trump has only built 90 miles of border wall. His supporters (who of course blame the Democrats for stymying President Trump at every turn, are now scrambling to finish it to try and cut down on crime and make the border more secure.  Continue reading “Trump’s DoJ Blocks Construction Of ‘Private’ Texas Border Wall”

WTOP – by Liz Anderson

A wave of resolutions have been passed in Virginia counties, declaring sanctuaries and constitutional havens in support of the Second Amendment as a new Democratic majority prepares to take over the state General Assembly in January.

But what do they really mean? Continue reading “Virginia counties declare gun sanctuaries, but experts say they ‘don’t have force of law’”

Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy

Earlier this month (December, 2019), Kaufman County Family Court Judge Tracy Gray signed a “dismissal agreement” between CPS and the Pardo family, after their case had reached the Texas Supreme Court.

This was the culmination of a 5-month high-profile battle between the Pardo family and CPS, who removed four-year-old Drake Pardo due to allegations of “medical child abuse” because the parents sought a second opinion from a different doctor for the medical needs of their young son. See our previous coverage:  Continue reading “Texas Medical Kidnapping Case Reaches Supreme Court Before Case is Dismissed”

ABC Australia

A “fearless” Australian commando who went public three years ago about his involvement in an alleged war crime in Afghanistan has died.

Sergeant Kevin Frost is among hundreds of former and serving Defence Force personnel who have taken their own lives in the past two decades.  Continue reading “Australian commando Kevin Frost, who raised Afghanistan war crime allegations, found dead”

Update 3: Our internet is back on and I will be up on The Word From the Trenches.

I would say we are standing down but we never stand down, and neither should you.  These communists are pressing the envelope.  The time of reckoning is growing near.  Always be that Second Patriot with preparations they are not expecting 24/7, 365 day a year.

End of alert.  Continue reading “Trencher Alert”

Breitbart – by John Binder

An illegal alien accused of killing a father of two, Corey Cottrell, in June has been released from law enforcement custody into the United States by an Obama-appointed judge for the second time since Cottrell’s death.

As Breitbart News has chronicled, Jose Rodriguez, a 27-year-old illegal alien from Honduras, is accused of running a red light on June 22 in Illinois, causing him to hit and kill 39-year-old Corey Cottrell, who was riding his motorcycle at the time to visit his mother Kathy. Police said Rodriguez fled the scene of the accident and turned himself in the following day.  Continue reading “Illegal Alien Accused of Killing Father of Two Freed into U.S. Again by Obama-Appointed Judge”

Daily Mail

Flu season arrived early, the virus is now active across the country and 2.6 million people have already fallen ill, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)  said Friday.

The CDC now expects that the season will peak in late December – unusually early for the annual pandemic.  Continue reading “Flu sweeps the US early: 1,300 have already died as a ‘weird’ strain of the virus could signal a dangerous season for kids that will last longer than usual”

The Epoch Times – by Paula Liu

Starbucks apologized for an incident that happened on Dec. 12, where two Californian police officers were denied service, according to multiple reports.

The incident happened at a Starbucks located in Riverside, according to a tweet from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. In the tweet, the Sheriff’s Department wrote, “we are aware of the ‘cop with no coffee’ incident that occurred in Riverside on 12/12/19 involving our @RSO deputies. We are in communication with [Starbucks] Corporate addressing the issue of deputies being denied service.”  Continue reading “Starbucks Apologizes After 2 California Police Officers Were Denied Service”

Breitbart – by Ben Kew

The exodus of people from Venezuela is about to surpass the gravity of that of Syrians, becoming the “largest and most underfunded” refugee crisis in modern history, according to a study the Brookings Institute published this week.

In one of the most authoritative studies on the issue, the institute found that a staggering 4.6 million Venezuelans have fled the country since 2015, equivalent to around 16 percent of the country’s population.  Continue reading “Venezuela’s Refugee Crisis to Surpass Syria, ‘Largest in Modern History’”

Reuters

(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear Boise’s defense of its policy of sometimes prosecuting homeless people for sleeping in public after a lower court found ordinances in Idaho’s capital violated the U.S. Constitution’s bar on cruel and unusual punishment.

The justices left in place a 2018 ruling by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that fining or jailing homeless people for staying outside or in unauthorized places if a bed at an emergency shelter is not available is unconstitutional. The city had appealed that ruling, arguing that the decision threatened public health and safety.  Continue reading “U.S. Supreme Court leaves in place ruling barring prosecution of homeless”

The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

The family unit is one of the fundamental pillars of any society, and so the weaker our family units become the weaker our entire nation is going to become.  For decades, the traditional family unit has been under assault in America, and the consequences have been absolutely catastrophic.  Today, the marriage rate has dropped to levels that we have never seen before, we continue to have one of the highest divorce rates in the entire world, and more couples than ever are choosing not to get married at all.  As a result, the number of single parents has been steadily rising, and at this point the United States actually has the highest rate of children living with a single parent of any country on the entire planet.  The following comes from Pew Research…  Continue reading “Destruction Of The Family: The U.S. Has The Highest Rate Of Children Living With A Single Parent In The Entire World”