From the Trenches World Report

Daily Mail

Spending a penny could become rather revealing after the invention of an ‘intelligent’ lavatory that could alert parents if their children are taking drugs, or employers if their staff have had a boozy lunch.

Scientists at Cambridge University are developing a loo that analyses urine by using revolutionary nano technology to track chemical and hormonal changes.   Continue reading “Big Brother is watching loo: Fears over ‘smart’ lavatory that can test users for drugs, pregnancy and urine problems”

ATT.net

Utah man Samuel Shaffer dreamed of growing old with the 8-year-old he took as his child bride — but the leader of a doomsday cult will now be aging behind bars.

Shaffer, 34, was convicted Wednesday on one count of rape of a child and one count of child sodomy. According to multiple reports, he was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison — and Utah State Courts spokesman Geoff Fattah tells PEOPLE he will spend a minimum of 26 years behind bars.   Continue reading “Utah Men Married Each Other’s 7- And 8-Year-Old Daughters — As One Is Sentenced To Prison”

Fox 6 Now

WASHINGTON — The National Security Agency is deleting more than 685 million call records the government obtained since 2015 from telecommunication companies in connection with investigations, raising questions about the viability of the program.

The NSA’s bulk collection of call records was initially curtailed by Congress after former NSA contractor Edward Snowden leaked documents revealing extensive government surveillance. The law, enacted in June 2015, said that going forward, the data would be retained by telecommunications companies, not the NSA, but that the intelligence agency could query the massive database.   Continue reading “NSA deleting more than 685 million call records”

Fox News

At least 41 cops have left the Seattle Police Department this year, many of them reportedly citing frustration with the city’s politics and a perceived lack of support from local officials.

Though documents showed some officers left the force due to retirement, a source in the department told Q13 FOX some 20 officers left and sought employment at other law enforcement agencies.   Continue reading “Seattle cops flee the force in ‘mass exodus’ due to frustrations with city’s politics, report says”

Wall Street Journal

Cuts to two fiber lines caused a widespread system failure at cable giant Comcast Corp. CMCSA 0.55% on Friday that knocked out cable, internet and phone services around the country.

It was unclear how many customers were affected as the system failure, which appeared contained to Comcast’s network, also disrupted connectivity services such as Netflix Inc. and Okta Inc. as other internet service providers routed internet traffic through Comcast’s network, according to network-monitoring firm ThousandEyes.  Continue reading “Comcast Blames Widespread Service Outage on Cut Fiber Lines”

The Common Sense Show

In a previous radio  interview with Steve Quayle, he said two very disturbing things. the first was how very close the Deep State is to totally taking over and second, that his research, from years ago, discovered that FEMA camps would become beheading facilities. I have since been told and have been able to confirm FEMA’s Billing Code for Death by Guillotine is ICD9-E978. This would be FEMA as in FEMA camp. With renewed interest being shown by the public in FEMA camps because of the Brownsville converted Walmart into a FEMA camp, this is a good time to bring this information out on the public.   Continue reading “FEMA’s Billing Code for Death by Guillotine is ICD9-E978”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: This goes right in line with other articles about the state of our economy as a whole. Just yesterday we discussed US Corporations are $6.3 trillion in debt.

U.S. operations of Deutsche Bank failed an annual regulatory stress test by the Federal Reserve, according to results released Thursday.   Continue reading “Deutsche Bank Fails Federal Reserve Stress Test”

Liberty Fight – by Martin Hill

Mass-shooter Jarrod Ramos had several Twitter Accounts, most of which Twitter has suspended. But wading through his social media accounts, many of his Twitter Accounts were linked to each other, and at least one is still up at the present time. I don’t expect it to be up much longer after this post though, so save this stuff quick if you want it.

Two of Ramos’ accounts that were suspended by Twitter are @ judgemoylanfrnd, spoofing Judge Charles E. Moylan, Jr. and @erichartleyfrnd, Ramos main account created in 2011, which he described as a “page to defend myself.”   Continue reading “Accused Mass-Murderer Jarrod Ramos Had Several Twitter Accounts- They’ve Suspended Them All, But Missed This One.”

MSN

(Bloomberg) — Bitcoin’s meteoric rise last year had many observers calling it one of the biggest speculative manias in history. The cryptocurrency’s 2018 crash may help cement its place in the bubble record books.

Down 70 percent from its December high after sliding for a fourth straight day on Friday, Bitcoin is getting ever-closer to matching the Nasdaq Composite Index’s 78 percent peak-to-trough plunge after the U.S. dot-com bubble burst. Hundreds of other virtual coins have all but gone to zero — following the same path as Pets.com and other red-hot initial public offerings that flamed out in the early 2000s.   Continue reading “Bitcoin Bloodbath Nears Dot-Com Levels as Many Tokens Go to Zero”