From the Trenches World Report

AccuWeather

A story came to my attention recently that merited comment. It appeared in London’s The Telegraph, and was headlined, “Give heat waves names so people take them more seriously, say experts, as Britain braces for hottest day.”

The story’s leaping-off point was a press release from the London School of Economics (LSE), which noted, “A failure by the media to convey the severity of the health risks from heat waves, which are becoming more frequent due to climate change, could undermine efforts to save lives this week as temperatures climb to dangerous levels.”  Continue reading “Throwing cold water on extreme heat hype”

Jon Rappoport

In the wake of the recent mass shootings; and after the FBI concluded that conspiracy theories could fuel terror attacks; and after the major media and politicians hoisted the notion that free speech should be further eroded, in order to protect the citizenry; the obvious choice for persons who want to avoid blame for violence is: REMAIN NORMAL. Continue reading “The Normals vs. Conspiracy Theorists”

Chuck Baldwin

Two mass shootings last weekend in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, have communist gun grabbers once again frothing at the mouth for more gun control—including an outright ban of all semi-automatic rifles. They erroneously call these rifles “assault weapons” to make the guns sound really, really bad. They are NOT assault weapons, and anyone who knows anything about guns knows it. But that doesn’t matter to the gun grabbers. Their goal is to confiscate ALL guns, not just semi-automatics, so the terms they use don’t matter one iota.  Continue reading “Here We Go Again”

Daily Mail

A futuristic home that sits in the middle of a lake at the heart of a wild rainforest and is capable of withstanding a category five cyclone could well be the world’s most unique oasis.

The concrete retreat in Cape Tribulation in Queensland’s far north, is surrounded by lush greenery and located just a half kilometre from the nearest beach; it is also entirely energy-efficient and flood-resistant.    Continue reading “Inside the incredible concrete home in a rainforest built to withstand a category five cyclone”

Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

Gun sales are surging after the weekend mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, fueled by first-time buyers seeking pistols they can carry with them for protection.

The latest jump validated a big increase in purchases and background checks recorded by the FBI that show the four most recent months higher than the same months in 2018.  Continue reading “Gun sales surge fueled by first-timers, mostly for ‘concealed’ pistols”

C-Net – by Richard Nieva

Congress wants answers from Google about the tech giant’s relationship with Chinese company Huawei. Three Republican senators sent a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Wednesday, following reports last week that Google is working with Huawei on an internet-enabled speaker with a microphone.  Continue reading “Google targeted by Republican senators over Huawei project”

MassPrivateI

Gone are the days when cities used streetlamps to simply illuminate sidewalks and streets. Today’s streetlamps are being used to form an inter-connected web of surveillance devices.

A recent San Diego Union article revealed how San Diego police officers have used streetlamp video surveillance in at least 140 cases and sometimes as frequently as 20 times a month.  Continue reading “Police Used Streetlamps To Spy On The Public More Than 140 Times”

Yahoo News

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A man who was “full of anger” went on a two-hour stabbing and robbery rampage in Southern California, killing four people and wounding two others, authorities said Wednesday.

The 33-year-old Garden Grove man was taken into custody after he came out of a 7-Eleven in Santa Ana, southeast of Los Angeles, and dropped a knife along with a handgun that he had taken from a guard, police said.  Continue reading “4 dead, 2 wounded in Southern California stabbings”

Veterans Today – by Ian Greenhalgh, March 31, 2017

Consulting and security firms with  nation state clients are now putting out an alarm.  America has entered a “constitutional crisis,” the government is wrong somehow, terms like “deep state” or “rigged election” are floating out there.  In truth, few grasp what has really happened and fewer still know how to tell the story.  Continue reading “How Trump became the Russian Mafia’s bitch”

Activist Post – by Marti Oakley, December 14, 2010

Washington D.C., known more these days as the “district of criminals” commits so many crimes each day as a collective body that a moratorium on government should be declared until we can clean this nest of globalists, these kissers of corporate butts who seem more determined to protect their own private interests than protecting our country from obliteration by global cabals.  Continue reading ““No one is bound to obey an unconstitutional law and no courts are bound to enforce it.””

Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn

In just one week, America’s been rocked by two mass shootings.

On Sunday, July 28, 2019, at 5:45 p.m., Santino William Legan, 19, opened fire at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in Gilroy, California, killing three people (including a 6-year-old boy) and injuring 13. Within a minute of shots being fired, Gilroy officers shot and killed Legan. Reportedly, Legan used a WASR-10 semi-automatic rifle that he had legally purchased in Fallon, Nevada, on July 9, three weeks before the festival.  Continue reading “Do Gilroy garlic festival shooter and El Paso Walmart shooter look alike?”

Winter Watch – by Russ Winter

During the last seven days, the U.S. has had a rash of seemingly random and sketchy mass shooting events. Mystery and confusion appear to be the common themes.  Continue reading “Mass Shooting Marathon: Red Flags and Anomalies Galore in Gilroy, El Paso and Dayton”