From the Trenches World Report

Reason – by Christian Britschgi

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel, which has broken major stories about the incompetence and corruption of the Broward County Sheriff’s Department, carried two mass shooting–related stories on its front page Wednesday. One was a piece remembering Parkland shooting victim Alyssa Alhadeff, who’s fifteenth birthday would have been this week. The other was an article about Esteban Santiago pleading guilty to killing five people in the Fort Lauderdale airport in 2017.

At the bottom of the page was an advertisement for the Fort Lauderdale gun show. Instantly, outrage erupted.   Continue reading “Gun Control Activists Target Newspaper for Advertising a Gun Show”

Gizmodo – by Sidney Fussell

An Illinois bill permitting police surveillance drones at protests is igniting a fiery debate in Chicago.

Introduced by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the bill amends the Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act to permit police to fly surveillance drones over “large scale events” in Chicago. Though the bill itself references festivals and concerts, ACLU Illinois says the amendment would empower police to fly drones over political protests and rallies as well. The ACLU asked lawmakers to include language barring drones from protests, but they declined, despite telling the Chicago Sun that the city had “incorporated [the ACLU’s] input” into the new bill.   Continue reading “Chicago Advances Bill Allowing Police Drones to Surveil Protestors”

Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr Eowyn

Hillary Clinton goes to Israel to peddle her book.

While in Jerusalem, she suffers a heart attack and dies.  Continue reading “Hillary’s funeral arrangements”

The Organic Prepper – by J. G. Martinez D.

They say nothing lasts forever. But sometimes, I know there are situations that seem to be eternal, and that is how it has seemed during the collapse of Venezuela.

The agony of the Venezuelan induced crisis is about to produce an output. How this results, it will depend on how much external assistance is required.  Continue reading “5 Things That Disappeared During the Collapse of Venezuela”

The Daily Sheeple

Flat-earthers never cease to entertain us with their wild theories and wacky ideas.  The newest theory claims that the entire continent of Australia is fake and if you’ve been there, you’re just wrong.

Flat-earthers are now making the claim that Australia is the “biggest hoax” ever “invented.” According to a viral Facebook rant, the entire country (and presumably the 24 million or so people that live there) is completely FAKE. The idea resurfaced at a recent gathering of so-called Flat Earthers in Birmingham where over 200 people came together to confirm to each other that the Earth is nothing more than a giant pancake.   Continue reading “Flat Earth Theory Claims Australia is ‘Fake’ & If You’ve Been There, You’re WRONG”

A breaking piece was published via CBS news recently that the U.S. frozen funding for Syria’s “White Helmets”.

Why did it happen, probably you would like to ask us...

First, the delay in approving the financing may be connected with the revision of the strategy of using White Helmets as East Ghouta had been lost for the opposition. It impossible now to use the pretext of ‘regime crimes in Ghouta’ using Civil Defense. The militants have lost both an enclave and the resources invested (chemical laboratories, chemicals, studios, staff, weapons, money etc).   Continue reading “Why did State Dept. Freeze White Helmets Funding?”

Reuters

TIJUANA (Reuters) – Dozens more Central American caravan migrants were let into the United States to begin pleading their case for asylum on Thursday despite sharp criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump, bringing the total to 158 since last weekend.

Seventy men, women and children were allowed into the crowded port of entry border crossing early Thursday morning, according to Alex Mensing, a caravan organizer with advocacy group Pueblos Sin Fronteras.   Continue reading “Dozens more caravan asylum seekers let in to U.S. from Mexico”

Washington Times

Illegal immigration along U.S.-Mexico border surged 230 percent in April compared to last year, according to new numbers released Thursday that experts said expose major loopholes in American immigration law.

Chief among the loopholes is the de facto “catch-and-release” policy that sees most illegal immigrants caught at the border quickly put back out on the streets, with the hope that they’ll return to be deported later.   Continue reading “Illegal immigration surges 230 percent in April on southwest border”

Independent – by Clark Mindock

Dick’s Sporting Goods is ramping up its efforts to promote gun control in the United States following the February shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

The sporting goods retailer — which is also one of the top firearms sellers in the US — has hired lobbyists to push for gun control in Washington. It is the latest move for the company after recently announcing it would no longer sell semi-automatic rifles in the style of the AR-15, and high capacity magazines.   Continue reading “Dick’s Sporting Goods hires gun control lobbyists to push for legislation in Washington”

The Organic Prepper

When you bite into that juicy ground beef burger, you might find a little something extra in it – like chunks of blue plastic.

Yes, it’s time to check your food again during this never-ending cycle of recalls. JBS USA has recalled 35,464 pounds of ground beef sold under numerous labels because it may contain chunks of hard plastic. This was discovered after a complaint was received from a consumer who found blue, hard plastic pieces in one of the products. The products are from March 22, so they would most likely be found in your freezer.   Continue reading “Kroger, All Natural Laura’s, Private Selection, & JBS Recall 35,464 Pounds of USDA-INSPECTED Ground Beef”

Forward – by Sam Bromer

Jeremy Schonfeld didn’t exactly intend to create a multimedia rock opera about the Shoah and the emotional trauma it inflicted across generations. All he wanted to do was write an album in honor of his father, Gustav Schonfeld, a survivor of Auschwitz who passed away in 2011.  Continue reading “A Rock Opera About The Holocaust? Yes, Really.”