From the Trenches World Report

Mail.com

HONG KONG (AP) — Global stocks edged lower on Wednesday as investors fretted over the prospect of tighter monetary policy from major central banks. KEEPING SCORE: Germany’s DAX fell 0.4 percent to 12,618 while the CAC 40 of France lost 0.2 percent to 5,246. Britain’s FTSE 100 edged almost 0.1 percent lower to 7,433. Dow and S&P futures were both up 0.1 percent, suggesting a tepid start to trading on Wall Street.   Continue reading “Global stocks fall on jitters over central bank policy”

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WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s prosecutors said Wednesday they have charged the former leader of a massive anti-government movement with misappropriation of the movement’s funds and false statements in its financial documents.

Mateusz Kijowski, the former head of the Committee for the Defense of Democracy, or KOD, and the movement’s former treasurer were questioned by prosecutors in Swidnica, in the southwest. The movement, which accuses the government of anti-democratic policies, has led massive street protests across Poland but its power seems to be waning, partly due to the investigation into payments for Kijowski.  Continue reading “Poland’s anti-government leader Kijowski charged with fraud”

Mail.com

LONDON (AP) — British prosecutors charged a former senior police officer with manslaughter Wednesday as they announced the first criminal cases in the 1989 Hillsborough stadium disaster that left 96 people dead — many of them crushed against metal fences — and changed English soccer forever.

The families of the victims have waged a decades-long quest to seek justice for their loved ones, who they believed were unfairly blamed in the April 15, 1989, tragedy. The initial deaths were ruled accidental — a ruling overturned in 2012 after a new, wide-ranging inquiry.   Continue reading “UK charges 6 in Hillsborough stadium tragedy that killed 96”

The Daily Caller – by Justin Caruso

Democratic Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin’s office will not release reported email correspondence with anti-GOP shooter James Hodgkinson.

An Associated Press report says, “Hodgkinson also visited the office of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, whose campaign he had worked on as a volunteer, and was in email contact with the two Democratic senators from his home state.”   Continue reading “Sen. Durbin’s Office Won’t Release Emails With GOP Baseball Shooter”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: These guys are chomping at the bit to remove Assad from power and institute a government inline with the globalists. Assad has never used chemical weapons on his people. There is no motive for such an action. All evidence to date has pointed to the paid terrorists in Syria using chemical weapons who were trained by the US.

President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron vowed to pursue a “common response” to the Assad regime in Syria in the event of another chemical weapons attack, the French government said Tuesday after the two leaders spoke.   Continue reading “Trump, Macron To Pursue ‘Common Response’ In Syria”

The Sun – by Alain Tolhurst

THERESA May has revealed all 120 tower blocks tested from 37 local authorities have failed cladding fire safety checks in the first post-election PMQs.

She also revealed the material was “not compliant with fire regulations” – but the Prime Minister said she could not say more due to the ongoing police investigation in the 79 deaths in the Grenfell tragedy a fortnight ago.   Continue reading “GRENFELL DISASTER Theresa May reveals all 120 tower blocks tested so far have failed cladding safety checks and material was ‘not compliant with fire regulations’”

WND

WASHINGTON – What do the “Antifa” radicals have in store for the Independence Day weekend at Gettysburg?

The “anti-fascist” organization plans to burn both American and Confederate flags in town and to “find their local Confederate graves” to desecrate.

That last stunt might be more difficult than they think.   Continue reading “‘ANTIFA’ Radicals Plan To Desecrate Gettysburg Graves”

The Great Recession

What could be smellier and more tempting bait to get ISIS to launch a chemical-weapon attack than a US guarantee that “any” chemical weapon attack in Syria will be automatically blamed on Assad’s regime and will automatically result in the US attacking Assad and all of ISIS’s other enemies?

Today the White House offered ISIS that ironclad guarantee.   Continue reading “US Baits ISIS to Stage False-Flag Chemical Attack to Justify Greater US Attack against Syria”

By: Brett Redmayne-Titley

“This is the biggest nuclear blunder of all time!”– Ray Lutz, Founder/ Citizen’s Oversight.

A corruption of human conscience has permitted 3.6 million pounds of highly radioactive nuclear waste to be put in thin-walled steel drums and buried forever- out of sight- in faulty concrete… one hundred feet away and inches above the high tide line of… the Pacific Ocean.

After Fukushima?!   Continue reading ““…The Biggest Nuclear Blunder of All Time!””

The Newspaper

California motorists would have \fewer legal rights when contesting traffic tickets under a proposal from state Supreme Court Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye. California’s top judge last month ordered the Judicial Council to act on a recommendation calling for “civil adjudication” of all traffic tickets.

“I believe that the ultimate implementation of these recommendations is not only forward thinking and responsive to the real needs of Californians, but will also fundamentally improve their interactions and experiences with our justice system,” the chief justice said in a statement.   Continue reading “California Chief Justice To Strip Rights From Motorists”

Liberty Blitzkrieg – by Michael Krieger

This is not the sort of thing you see in a confident, brave, and civilized nation, it’s the sort of stuff you’d expect to see toward the end. It’s the stuff of craven war-mongers, of dishonest cowards, of a totally deranged and very dangerous media. The signs are everywhere; imperial decline is set to accelerate rapidly in the coming years.

– From the April post: Prepare for Impact – This is the Beginning of the End for U.S. Empire
Continue reading “The Most Dangerous Fake News of All is Peddled by the Corporate Media”

CNN – by Carina Storrs

The mosquito was never going to win any popularity contests, but as the “deadliest animal in the world” spreads the Zika virus, it’s become the target of tough talk and powerful pesticides.

“The mosquito kills more people than any other animal on earth,” Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta, this week. “Is there any redeeming feature? … Well, they do provide food for birds and other insects, but I think the world would be a lot better off without them.”

Continue reading “Why can’t we just kill all mosquitoes?”

WFTV 9 News – by Ty Russell, Mark Boxley

Karlos Cashe thought he was facing a minor traffic ticket when he was pulled over by Oviedo police in March for driving without headlights.

When an officer saw white powder on his seat and floorboard, though, the situation became much more serious.

Cashe was on probation at the time on marijuana and cocaine charges from 2015.  Continue reading “Powdered drywall mistaken for cocaine lands innocent Oviedo man behind bars for 90 days”

Daily Mail

Just days ago, Amazon revealed it is buying the Whole Foods grocery chain in a staggering $13.7 billion all-cash deal.

Now, a patent recently awarded to the firm offers a look at how Amazon plans to stamp out its competition.

The patent details a system that could prevent customers using a store’s WiFi from visiting rival websites by blocking access or even redirecting them to ‘counter-competitive information,’ such as a relevant coupon or price comparison.   Continue reading “Could Whole Foods ban customers from checking competitor’s prices on their phone? Amazon patents method to limit wifi browsing in stores”

New Hampshire Union Leader – by Dave Solomon

SUNAPEE — An 80-year-old Georges Mills woman is recovering at home after being jumped by a bobcat in an attack that required 50 to 60 stitches to her face, back and arm at New London Hospital, according to her son.

Elsie Dabrowski went out to her chicken coop Sunday night as she does every night around dusk, closed up the coop and bent down to cut weeds with a sickle, said her son, Gene Dabrowski.   Continue reading “80-year-old former Marine used sickle to defend herself from rabid bobcat”

The Tennessean – by Scott Broden

Convicted ex-sheriff Robert Arnold relocated Tuesday from an Atlanta penitentiary to a Federal Prison Camp in Montgomery, Ala., according to a Federal Bureau of Prisons website.

Arnold pleaded guilty to wire fraud, honest services fraud and extortion on Jan. 18 at the federal courthouse in Nashville.

U.S. District Court Judge Marvin Aspen sentenced Arnold on May 5 to 50 months in prison that would include about eight months of previous time served.  Continue reading “Convicted ex-sheriff Robert Arnold moved to Montgomery, Ala., prison camp”