From the Trenches World Report

New York Daily News – by Meg Wagner

An Ohio man who was beaten by a drunk cop and left locked in a closet for four days without food, water or access to a bathroom was awarded $22 million in court.

Arnold Black sued East Cleveland police over his 2012 detainment, saying a pair of officers mixed up his car with that of a suspected drug dealer and wrongfully took him into custody. One of the cops reeked of alcohol — and punched Black for “messing up” his night at the bar, according to the lawsuit.   Continue reading “Wrongfully arrested Ohio man gets $22 million after drunk cop beats him, locks him in closet for 4 days”

Investment Watchdog, June 7, 2016

Starting today, it appears the US military will be testing a device or devices that will potentially jam GPS signals for six hours each day. We say “appears” because officially the tests were announced by the FAA but are centered near the US Navy’s largest installation in the Mojave Desert. And the Navy won’t tell us much about what’s going on.

The FAA issued an advisory warning pilots on Saturday that global positioning systems (GPS) could be unreliable during six different days this month, primarily in the Southwestern United States. On June 7, 9, 21, 23, 28, and 30th the GPS interference testing will be taking place between 9:30am and 3:30pm Pacific time. But if you’re on the ground, you probably won’t notice interference.   Continue reading “FAA Warns of GPS Outages This Month During Mysterious Tests on the West Coast… Massive EQ Drill & Mysterious Military test beginning June 7th”

Video Rebel’s Blog

I can sense Bilderberg goals by who is being invited and by who is not being invited back. Fortunately, the crazy warmongers like Richard Perle  were not invited back this time. I also noticed a shift in the Turkish delegation. I think Bilderberg has a new initiative on that front. Maybe to do with refugees and the prospect for war and peace in Syria and Iraq. We will have to read headlines about Turkey after the Bilderberg participants reach a consensus and issue orders through the press and the governments involved.

I noted Peggy Noonan’s attendance with interest. She wrote of Donald Trump that ‘he is the spark and not the fire.’ They also invited Lindsey Graham  because he is anti-Trump. That was a waste of time. He knows nothing. They did invite a couple of people who have studied the declining wages of white American workers. That is the source of Trump’s support but many of those men and women voted for Sanders. They also invited a spokesman for the UMP Presidential candidate against Marine Le Pen. And they have invited several Muslim-European politicians together with supporters of Muslim immigration.   Continue reading “Bilderberg 2016 Annotated Members List”

BATR – by James Hall

Facts mean very little in any debate about immigration north of the Rio Grande. One such example comes from a bastion of journalism, the Daily Beast. Arian Campo-Flores in an article, Why Americans Think (Wrongly) That Illegal Immigrants Hurt the Economy, cites an economist, Gordon Hanson in a 2005 paper.

“Hanson analyzed how the size of the undocumented population and its use of public assistance affected attitudes toward immigration. He found that among low-skilled workers, opposition to immigration stemmed mainly from the competitive threat posed by the newcomers. Among high-skilled, better-educated employees, however, opposition was strongest in states with both high numbers of immigrants and relatively generous social services. What worried them most, in other words, was the fiscal burden of immigration.”   Continue reading “Immigration Hurts American Employment”

Free Beacon – by Elizabeth Harrington 

Taxpayers were billed more than $300,000 for costs associated with President Barack Obama’s visit to Hiroshima, Japan, to deliver a speech calling for a “world without nuclear weapons” at the site of the atomic bomb attack that ended the Second World War.

The tab includes $134,569 for accommodations for a foreign ministers meeting for the G7 summit in Hiroshima,$5,487 to rent a conference room, and $7,002 for “POTUS working space” in the Grand Prince Hotel.   Continue reading “Taxpayers Billed $313,804 for Obama’s Hiroshima Speech”

The Hill – by Lisa Hagen

The State Department said it would take 75 years for the release of emails from top aides to Hillary Clinton from during her time as secretary of State.

Lawyers said it would take that long to compile the 450,000 pages of records from former Clinton aides Cheryl Mills, Jacob Sullivan and Patrick Kennedy, according to a court filing from last week, which was first reported by CNN.   Continue reading “State would need 75 years to compile Clinton emails”

Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

This is exactly what we have been expecting to happen.  On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the U.S. economy only added 38,000 jobs in May.  This was way below the 158,000 jobs that analysts were projecting, and it is also way below what is needed just to keep up with population growth.  In addition, the number of jobs created in April was revised down by 37,000 and the number of jobs created in March was revised down by 22,000.  This was the worst jobs report in almost six years, and the consensus on Wall Street is that it was an unmitigated disaster.   Continue reading “Worst Jobs Report In Nearly 6 Years – 102 Million Working Age Americans Do Not Have Jobs”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

While the country is broke and Americans whose forefathers founded this nation and paid into the system for generations are being saddled with massive student debt, illegal immigrants are getting $282,220 scholarships and bragging about it on twitter.

These pictures were highlighted earlier today by Jared Wyand on Twitter.   Continue reading “llegals Openly Brag About $300k Scholarships on Twitter”

COSTELLO: I want to talk about the unemployment rate in America.

ABBOTT: Good Subject. Terrible Times. It’s 5.6%.

COSTELLO: That many people are out of work?

ABBOTT: No, that’s 23%.
Continue reading “The unemployment rate in America explained”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: This has nothing to do with Russia. Do you realize the United States alone accounts for 36% of the entire world’s military spending? Where does Russia rank? Their annual military budget is merely 4% of the world’s share. So this constant news we hear about the West and Russia is pure trash. These war drills are being directed at the Middle East. Where are the wars raging? Open up your eyes and stop believing the lie.

Matthew 7:16
16 “Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?”  

Continue reading “Nato Countries Begin Largest War Game In Eastern Europe Since Cold War – 31K Troops From 24 Countries”

San Diego Union-Tribune – by Tatiana Sanchez

The number of unauthorized Chinese immigrants coming to San Diego has skyrocketed in recent years, the result of a lucrative smuggling industry, mass emigration from China and a diversifying pool of unauthorized immigrants settling in the United States.

Border Patrol agents in the San Diego sector apprehended an estimated 663 Chinese nationals between October and May, compared with 48 Chinese nationals last fiscal year, five in fiscal 2014 and eight in fiscal 2013, according to data provided by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.   Continue reading “Chinese migrants flocking to San Diego, stats show”

Arizona Public Media – by Michel Marizco

Refugees from Central America are pouring into the United States, a trend from 2014 that seems to be resurfacing along the U.S.-Mexican border this year. Many of them are children, sent on the long journey alone.

The Border Patrol, immigration courts and refugee workers were overwhelmed the last time it occurred, in 2014. Border officials have asked for more resources this time out.   Continue reading “New Surge of Central Americans Seen on Border”

Tenth Amendment Center – by Shane Trejo

Once again, the New York Times has published an editorial attacking constitutional principles. This time, it calls for the virtual dissolution of the Republic.

The reasoning behind this assertion? That the government is too small.   Continue reading “The New York Times’ Vision for America: Limitless Federal Power and the End of State Sovereignty”

BBC News

Google has banned an extension of its Chrome browser which was being used to identify Jewish names on the internet by surrounding them with three sets of brackets, or parentheses.

Those identified were then subjected to anti-semitic abuse via social media.

The symbol has been described as a secret signal because punctuation does not show up in ordinary web searches.   Continue reading “Google bans plug-in that picks out Jews”