From the Trenches World Report

LA Times

Continue reading “Focus on Dreamers breeds resentment from other immigrants here illegally”

The Organic Prepper

Kelly Guthrie Raley has been teaching for 20 years and currently educates kids at Eustis Middle School in Lake County, Florida. Just last month she was named the 2017-2018 Teacher of the Year.

The day after the horrific shooting that took place at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, she posted a rant on Facebook that has since gone viral. In the post, she talked about parental responsibility, compassion, and respect…and more than 823,000 people have “liked” the post and agreed with it, while more than 649,000 have shared it with others.   Continue reading “Florida’s Teacher of the Year Bluntly Writes WHY School Violence Is Out of Control”

Chabad

You can kayak from New York to Iceland in 1,317 hours. Or fly Icelandair in five. At least that’s the tagline Iceland’s main airline plastered all over the Big Apple a few years ago as part of an ad campaign to attract New Yorkers to the land of the Northern Lights (it would be 1,417 or six, respectively, from Washington, D.C.) Along with most of the 2 million tourists who visit Iceland each year, Rabbi Avi and Mushky Feldman will be flying to the island country’s capital of Reykjavík later this year. But unlike the others, they and their two young daughters, Chana and Batsheva, are flying one-way in order to establish the Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish Center of Iceland.  Continue reading “Reykjavik, Iceland: The Last European Capital Without a Rabbi Gets One”

College Fix

Legislation has been introduced in the Hawaii State Senate which, if passed, would require homeschooling parents to undergo background checks.

State Senator Kaialii Kahele’s bill is a reaction to several “high-profile abuse cases,” according to World’s Leigh Jones. The state’s Child Welfare Services would conduct reviews on parents wishing to homeschool their children.   Continue reading “Hawaii bill would require background checks for parents who homeschool”

BBC News

Search and rescue teams are continuing to look for an Iranian plane that crashed in bad weather on Sunday.

Local government officials reported that the wreckage had been found, but a Red Crescent official later said there was no evidence of this.

A civil aviation official was also unable to confirm the reports.  Continue reading “Iran plane crash: Search continues for missing Aseman Airlines plane”

I know, let’s take away the right to use a smart phone; they can kill you as well. Sure, your kid calls a stranger, they meet up, and the kid turns up dead. There is absolutely zero difference, yet people act with hysterics and cower under the guise of stupidity.

Over 600 homicides in Chicago last year, but the parents in Florida feel their cause is justifiable to kill the 2nd Article to the Bill of Rights because their Florida families are more important. If these professional cry babies want to kill something that millions died for, then brother, you are American National public enemy number one. You will not take away gun rights that protect millions from tyranny, no way, no how.   Continue reading “14 Sets of Parents Try Remove Rights Millions Died For – 2nd Article to Bill of Rights”

I want to help create a ‘refounding’ of our country by putting out CDs of Henry’s Bill of Rights/Common Law Explained so that more people can understand who they are and the power they hold as American nationals.

If you would like a CD with the whole presentation on it, just send your request and your mailing address in an email to henryshivley@yahoo.com and indicate how many CDs you would like.    Continue reading “Bill of Rights Common Law Explained CD Project”

AJC

COLUMBUS, Ga. – A private school in east Georgia intends to start drug-testing its oldest students.

The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer reports that Brookstone School in Columbus recently announced that the drug-testing of students in grades 8-12 will be voluntary next school year – and then mandatory in succeeding years.

Brookstone plans to use students’ hair samples which are sent to Psychemedics Corp. to conduct the testing, the newspaper reported. The Massachusetts-based company would then provide test results within a few days.
Continue reading “Georgia school to drug-test students by using hair samples”

CBS News

SAN ANTONIO — Police were seeking a suspect after a 6-year-old boy and three adults were shot in the parking lot of a popular San Antonio steakhouse.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus says two of the adults’ injuries are life-threatening. The boy was shot in the leg and is expected to survive.

McManus says all four victims are related and the adults are in their 20s.  Continue reading “Four people shot, including 6-year-old, at Texas Roadhouse in San Antonio”

Fox News

The White House revealed on Sunday that President Trump would support a push to improve the nation’s system of background checks for would-be gun buyers, days after the shooting massacre at the high school in Parkland, Florida.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Trump spoke on Friday to Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn about a bill the Texas Republican had introduced alongside Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., which would “improve federal compliance with criminal background check legislation.”   Continue reading “Trump backs efforts to improve federal gun background checks, White House says”

PJ Media – by Rick Moran

When Democrats talk about evil “Republican billionaires” like Sheldon Adelson and the dreaded Koch Brothers, it’s always in apocalyptic terms. They are trying to “buy” elections and hide their influence with “dark money” schemes.

Somehow, Democrats never get around to mentioning their own billionaires and the massive amounts of money contributed to Democratic causes by the likes of Tom Steyer, Mark Cuban, and J.B. Pritzker, who is running for governor of Illinois.  Continue reading “Like Father Like Son: Alexander Soros Donates $650K to Democratic Committees and Campaigns”

Artificial Telepathy

The experience of “Artificial Telepathy” is really not that extraordinary. It’s as simple as receiving a cell-phone call in one’s head.

Indeed, most of the technology involved is exactly identical to that of cell-phone technology. Satellites link the sender and the receiver. A computer “multiplexer” routes the voice signal of the sender through microwave towers to a very specifically defined location or cell. The “receiver” is located and tracked with pinpoint accuracy, to within a few feet of actual location. But the receiver is not a cell phone. It’s a human brain.  Continue reading “Artificial Telepathy: Hearing Voices”

Science News – by David News

Scientific research on the human brain has yielded some very interesting results. According to the world’s foremost experts on the subject, they have made significant progress on the road to understanding human memories. Soon, they expect to be able to not only understand human memories fully but also to manipulate them at will.

Today’s technology is slowly making it possible. And scientists are beginning to realize that, by combining a few different methods, they could come up with radical new solutions to the problem of how to better understand the brain when it comes to handling memories — how they’re made, where they’re stored, and how they could be changed in the event that it becomes necessary.   Continue reading “Human memory could soon be tracked, boosted, or erased with the use of radical new technology”