From the Trenches World Report

Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

Rumors of war are percolating in Washington D.C., and if the Trump administration is not extremely careful it may find itself fighting several disastrous wars simultaneously.  Just one day after threatening North Korea with war, Donald Trump has committed to taking military action against the Assad regime in Syria.  Trump is blaming the chemical attack in Syria’s Idlib province on Tuesday on the Syrian government, and he is pledging that the United States will not just sit by and do nothing in response.  Unfortunately for all of us, military contingents from Russia, Iran and Hezbollah are mixed in among the Syrian forces, and so any strike on the Syrian military could potentially spark World War 3.   Continue reading “Donald Trump Has Just Committed The United States To A Disastrous War In Syria”

NBC Turn to 10 – by Matt Reed and Jared Pelletier

WOONSOCKET, R.I. (WJAR) — A suspended Woonsocket police officer was being held at the ACI as a parole violator after allegedly assaulting a Woonsocket high school student.

A police report obtained by NBC 10 News noted that Patrick Cahill was arrested March 27 at Woonsocket High School. He’s accused of putting a student in a headlock and then punching the student in the face before throwing him to the ground.   Continue reading “Suspended Woonsocket officer accused of assaulting student”

ABC News – by Erica Werner, AP

A Senate showdown is at hand over President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, and it could change the Senate and the court for years to come.

The confrontation will play out Thursday as 44 Democrats and independents try to block the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch by denying Republicans the 60 votes needed to proceed to final passage.   Continue reading “Showdown at hand over Trump’s Supreme Court nominee”

Tenth Amendment Center – by Mike Maharrey

HELENA, Mont. (April 5, 2017) – Today, the Montana House passed a bill that would take big steps towards making the state a sanctuary for gun rights by prohibiting state enforcement of most federal acts restricting firearms, magazines or ammunition. If signed into law, it would effectively stop any such federal acts in practice within the state.   Continue reading “Montana House Passes Bill to Help Create a Gun Rights Sanctuary State”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: This man is an “idiot”, that is not an insult, it is a fact. An “idiot” is “a person to be lacking intelligence”. This man is lacking intelligence in our Father’s Word. What did Christ tell us?

Matthew 5:17-20
17 “Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil.”
Continue reading “Church Honors LGBTQ Community With Sanctuary Memorial”

The Daily Sheeple – by Daniel Lang

It’s been months now since the mainstream media became hysterical following the election, and began a veritable witch hunt over “fake news” on the internet. Now this madness is spilling into the real world. California’s legislature recently tried to pass legislation that would ban fake news.

Last week, the California Assembly’s Committee on Privacy and Consumer Affairs filed AB 1104, or the California Political Cyberfraud Abatement Act. This law would have essentially made it illegal to knowingly publish or share fake news that is related to an election. The bill made no exception for satire or hyperbole, and failed to explain by what standard anyone would determine if a story was fake.   Continue reading “California Legislature Actually Tried To Make It A Crime To Share Fake News”

Breitbart – by Tom Ciccotta

The IRS seized millions dollars from innocent individuals and businesses because it was easier than targeting terrorists and drug dealers, a new report from the Treasury Department’s internal watchdog has revealed.

A report from Treasury’s Inspector General found that the IRS misused a law aimed at cracking down on organized crime and terrorism to target innocent individuals and businesses. Agents adopted a policy of seizing cash before investigating for other wrongdoing because it was just easier to seize the money of innocent people than hardened criminals and terrorists.   Continue reading “IRS Seized Millions of Dollars from Innocent Citizens Because It Was Easier Than Going After Crooks”

USA Today – by Kim Komando, December, 2014

Most commercial airplanes have an indestructible flight recorder, also called a “black box” — even though the casing is actually bright orange. Actually, there are two of them: One records information from the flight computers, and the second box records cockpit audio and other sounds inside the plane. In the event of a crash, investigators can recover the black boxes and find out exactly what happened.

Cars can have black boxes, too. In fact, it’s a good bet your current car has one already, and if it doesn’t your next new car certainly will. That’s why you should know exactly what that black box is recording, who can get that information and how you can stay in control of it.   Continue reading “Your car’s hidden ‘black box’ and how to keep it private”

CBC News – by Dave Seglins, Matthew Braga, Catherine Cullen

The RCMP for the first time is publicly confirming it uses cellphone surveillance devices in investigations across Canada — but at the same time says the potential of unauthorized snooping in Ottawa, as reported by CBC News, poses a threat to national security.

“Absolutely,” RCMP Chief Supt. Jeff Adam, who is in charge of technical investigations services, said in an unprecedented technical briefing Wednesday with reporters from CBC News, the Toronto Star and the Globe and Mail.   Continue reading “RCMP reveals use of secretive cellphone surveillance technology for the first time”

ZD Net – by Zack Whittaker for Zero Day

Several users have complained that ads served through Microsoft’s Skype app are serving malicious downloads, which if opened, can trigger ransomware.

News of the issue came from a Reddit thread on Wednesday, in which the original poster said that Skype’s home screen — the first screen that shows up on consumer versions of the software — was pushing a fake, malicious ad, purporting to be a critical update for the Flash web plug-in.   Continue reading “Skype users hit by ransomware through in-app malicious ads”