From the Trenches World Report

Waking Times – by Terence Newton

A century after Nikola Tesla’s famous Wardenclyffe tower was dismantled, the legacy of the world’s greatest inventor lives on in the form of a new project which aims to develop wireless power transmission and a host of other communications and energy functions.

Strikingly similar to the Wardenclyffe tower, a new facility has gone up along a major transit route in the town of Milford, Texas. Built and operated by a company called Visiv Technologies, the tower is designed for precisely the same functions as the original Tesla tower, that is, for wireless communications and the transmission of electricity through air via low-frequency radio waves known as ‘surface waves.’   Continue reading “Tesla’s Wireless Energy Technology Being Revived In Texas”

Breitbart – by Joel B Pollak

Incoming House Judiciary Committee chair Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) revealed plans Tuesday to launch an investigation into the rise of “white nationalism” in the United States when Democrats take over the House of Representatives next year.

In a letter to Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, FBI Director Christopher Wray, and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, Nadler demands answers to questions the Democratic minority had submitted to the administration over the past two years but which, he says, the agencies had ignored. The questions include accusations Trump “issued false statements” about terrorism and that he intended to single out Muslims. Continue reading “House Democrats to Investigate ‘White Nationalism’”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Several weeks ago, when looking at the US budget data for the recently concluded (Sept 30) Fiscal 2018, we noted that the most troubling observation in the latest data (besides the growing deficit, rising spending and shrinking tax revenues) was that the government paid $523 billion in total interest in fiscal 2018, the highest on record.   Continue reading “The US Is Spending $1.5 Billion On Debt Interest Every Day”

Daily Mail

These are the hellish conditions that are driving members of the Central American migrant caravan to finally turn their backs on their US dream – by ‘self-deporting’.

Despite traveling as much as 4,500 miles – much of it on foot – hundreds of migrants have already accepted free flights home rather than stay longer in the filth-strewn sports complex that has become their temporary home in Tijuana, Mexico.   Continue reading “Migrants begin to turn back as diseases become endemic in Tijuana”

The Hill

Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), a leading member of the Senate Finance Committee, and a group of GOP allies are pushing President Trump to move a newly negotiated trade deal with Canada and Mexico through Congress before Democrats take over the House next year.

Toomey said the Trump administration needed to submit the final text of the deal to Congress by Friday if lawmakers are to have any chance of implementing it before Democrats assume the House majority.    Continue reading “Senate GOP presses Trump to move on new NAFTA deal before Dems take over House”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will be signing a ban on bump stocks that gives Americans 90 days to hand them over or otherwise dispose of them.

Bump stocks were used during the October 1, 2017, Las Vegas attack. That attack marked the first time that bump stocks were known to have been used in a crime.   Continue reading “Report: President Trump Signing Bump Stock Ban, Citizens Have 90 Days to Turn Them In”

Police One – by Ann Zaniewski, Detroit Free Press

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — To prepare for an active shooter, faculty and students at Oakland University are arming themselves — with hockey pucks.

The idea of using the quirky self-defense tool grew out of a training session Police Chief Mark Gordon led in March for faculty members on what they should do if a gunman enters their classroom.   Continue reading “College arms staff with hockey pucks to fight active shooters”

Fox News

Migrants who came with the caravan are suffering from respiratory infections, tuberculosis, chickenpox and other serious health issues, Tijuana’s Health Department warned on Thursday morning.

The spokesman told Fox News that out of 6,000 migrants currently residing in the city, over a third of them (2,267) are being treated for health-related issues.   Continue reading “Migrants stranded at border battle tuberculosis, lice, HIV as Tijuana officials decry soaring expenses”

The Organic Prepper – by Robert Wheeler

Over the past few months, there has been a steady uptick in the number of countries dumping significant portions of their dollar holdings. This is causing many people to worry whether or not the US economy is in for a massive shock sooner, later, or somewhere in between.   Continue reading “These Countries Are Quickly and Quietly Dumping the Dollar”

NBC News

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The Dutch national railway company is setting up a commission to investigate how it can pay individual reparations for its role in mass deportations of Jews by Nazi occupiers during World War II.

In a written statement, the rail company, NS, said that its involvement in the deportations “is a black page in the history of our country and our company.”   Continue reading “Dutch rail company to pay reparations for mass deportations of Jews in WWII”

AE911 Truth

Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth is pleased to share the following announcement made by the Lawyers’ Committee for 9/11 Inquiry on November 26, 2018:

United States Attorney Agrees to Comply with Federal Law Requiring Submission to Special Grand Jury of Report by Lawyers’ Committee and 9/11 Victim Family Members of Yet-To-Be-Prosecuted 9/11 Related Federal Crimes   Continue reading “U.S. Attorney Takes First Step toward Prosecuting Explosive Destruction of World Trade Center on 9/11”

NJ.com

An explosion late Tuesday obliterated a Sussex County home, damaged nearby Wallkill Valley Regional High School and could be felt by residents for miles, authorities said.

The Hardyston home was a total loss, but no one was home at the time and no injuries were reported as a result of the blast, authorities said.   Continue reading “Explosion obliterates N.J. house, damages high school in blast felt for miles”

The Nation – by Dave Lindorff

On November 15, Ernst & Young and other private firms that were hired to audit the Pentagon announced that they could not complete the job. Congress had ordered an independent audit of the Department of Defense, the government’s largest single cost center—the Pentagon receives two of every three federal tax dollars collected—after the Pentagon failed for decades to audit itself. The firms concluded, however, that the DoD’s financial records were riddled with so many bookkeeping deficiencies, irregularities, and errors that a reliable audit was simply impossible.  Continue reading “The Pentagon’s Massive Accounting Fraud Exposed”

Jamestown Sun – by Arielle Zionts

NEW UNDERWOOD, S.D. – For six months, a western South Dakota man who has beliefs similar to the sovereign citizens movement refused to pay his water bill and now faces prison time after the New Underwood City Council voted to report him to police.

James Kopecky, 57, was in court Tuesday, Nov. 27, to answer to two felony charges: grand theft for allegedly stealing $1,239 worth of city water and refusing to provide a DNA sample in connection with the case. Kopecky’s longtime partner, 51-year-old Misty Koch, has been charged with aiding and abetting the theft. Continue reading “Western South Dakota man faces prison time in water bill dispute”