From the Trenches World Report

BATR

Shame is the hallmark of a lost civilization.  Mislaid ethics is the cause of tolerating generational political corruption. The vast majority of docile bottom feeders live in apathetic denial. Their bewildered love for the congenital Clinton family crime syndicate is the sure sign that America has shed all decency and honorable values. Refusal to address the overwhelming evidence of habitual offenses against all reasonable standards of morality is proof that the mentally ill Clinton supporters have forfeited any claim of being taken serious.   Continue reading “Americans Derelict for Allowing the Clinton Crime Family”

Common Dreams – by Nadia Prupis

The judge in charge of military tribunals at Guantánamo Bay allegedly colluded with prosecutors to hide evidence that supported the defense of suspected 9/11 architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, “irreparably” harming his case, according to a court document obtained by the Guardian on Tuesday.

The accusation could be the impetus to reform the highly controversial tribunals at the U.S. military prison in Cuba altogether, according to Karen Greenberg, the director of Fordham University Law School’s Center on National Security.   Continue reading “Gitmo Judge Allowed Destruction of Evidence in 9/11 Case: Report”

Russia Insider

Originally appeared at Contra Magazin. Translated by Sandra Klee from German

Recently there have been so many protest movements worldwide, leading to aggravating political situations, but if you take a look backstage you might become aware of the ugly face of George Soros. He’s been pulling so many strings with his billions of dollars that it’s a considerable cause for alarm.  Continue reading “George Soros: The Ugly Face Behind Many Protest Movements”

An extensive list of E-Books (PDF format) of Old Knowledge in the way things were done 100+ years ago.

These books are a testimony of the skills, ingenuity and resolve of our fore fathers.

My Fathers motto “It CAN be done!”     Continue reading “Old Knowledge, An extensive list of free E-Books”

ArsTechnica – by David Kravets

The government can prosecute and imprison people for crimes based on evidence obtained from their computers—even evidence retained for years that was outside the scope of an original probable-cause search warrant, a US federal appeals court has said in a 100-page opinion paired with a blistering dissent.

The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that there was no constitutional violation because the authorities acted in good faith when they initially obtained a search warrant, held on to the files for years, and built a case unrelated to the original search.   Continue reading “All your disk image are belong to us, says appeals court”

Reuters

Police do not need a warrant to obtain a person’s cellphone location data held by wireless carriers, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday, dealing a setback to privacy advocates.

The full 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, voted 12-3 that the government can get the information under a decades-old legal theory that it had already been disclosed to a third party, in this case a telephone company.   Continue reading “U.S. court says no warrant needed for cellphone location data”

Reuters

The U.S. Justice Department on Tuesday filed an emergency motion to stop sanctions imposed by a federal judge in Texas that included mandated ethics classes for federal prosecutors, as part of ongoing litigation over immigration policy.

The sanctions were ordered on May 19 by District Judge Andrew Hanen, who ruled in February 2015 that President Barack Obama’s executive actions on immigration were outside the bounds of the president’s authority.   Continue reading “Justice Department asks for hold on court sanctions in immigration case”

Breitbart – by Joel P Pollak

California Gov. Jerry Brown announced Tuesday morning that he will be voting for Hillary Clinton in the California primary on June 7 because, in his view, she is the only candidate capable of defeating Donald Trump.

While he is “deeply impressed” with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Brown said, Clinton has an “insurmountable” lead already.   Continue reading “Jerry Brown Joins #NeverTrump, Backs Hillary Clinton”

The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

It has long been my contention that the elite are more than willing to do whatever they have to do to keep Donald Trump out of the White House.  There are many forms that this could take, and one potential option just became a little bit clearer.  On Sunday, the founder and editor of the Weekly Standard, Bill Kristol, announced on Twitter that there “will be an independent candidate–an impressive one, with a strong team and a real chance.”  Kristol has very, very deep ties to the Republican elite, and so this is certainly not an idle threat.  At this point we do not know who the candidate will be, but some of the names that have been mentioned include Mitt Romney, John Kasich, Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse and billionaire Mark Cuban.  Of course dividing the conservative vote would be suicidal and would virtually ensure a victory for Hillary Clinton in November.  So why would Kristol and other Republican elitists want to do this?   Continue reading “Bill Kristol Announces That ‘There Will Be An Independent Candidate’ To Sabotage Donald Trump”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

A shocking new poll from Oregon shows Trump ahead 44%-42% overall and leading among independents by an incredible 27 points.

For reference, Obama stomped Mitt Romney during the 2012 election in Oregon 54.5% to 42.7%.

This is devastating for Hillary.   Continue reading “Poll: Trump Leads Hillary in Oregon 53% to 26% Among Independents”

Janet Wood Reno (born July 21, 1938) served as the Attorney General of the United States, from 1993 to 2001.^[1] She was nominated by President Bill Clinton on February 11, 1993, and confirmed on March 11, 1993. She was the first woman to serve as Attorney General and the second longest serving Attorney General after William Wirt.

RT

The much-publicized US electromagnetic railgun is an example of the Americans aimed at dragging Russia into a new arms race, Russian senator Franz Klintsevich said. He added that Moscow will not have to respond symmetrically, despite having similar weapons in the works.

Klintsevich, first deputy chairman of Russia’s Senate committee for defense and security, has accused Washington of trying to impose a new Cold War-style arms race while saying the “supergun,” dubbed a potential game-changer by the Pentagon, is not yet an effective technological breakthrough.   Continue reading “Futuristic US railgun too expensive to use, similar projects in Russia – senator”

Mail.com

BEIJING (AP) — A former tycoon wanted on allegations of embezzlement and fraud in Taiwan has died in a car accident in California, the island’s foreign ministry confirmed on Tuesday. He had been hiding for years in the United States.

The official Central News Agency said Wang You-theng, former chairman of the China Rebar Group, was killed in a Friday morning crash on a highway in West Covina, California. His wife was injured but was in stable condition, the report said.   Continue reading “Wanted Taiwanese fugitive dies in car accident in California”

Mail.com

CAMP TARIQ, Iraq (AP) — Iraqi forces battling their way into Fallujah repelled a four-hour counterattack by the Islamic State group on Tuesday, a day after entering the southern part of the militant-held city with the help of U.S.-led airstrikes.

A leading aid group meanwhile raised alarm over the unfolding “human catastrophe” in Fallujah, where an estimated 50,000 people remain trapped, and renewed calls on warring parties to open up safe corridors for civilians to flee.   Continue reading “Heavy clashes as Iraqi forces push into IS-held Fallujah”

Chicago Tribune – by Jeremy Gorner

City officials plan to release videos, reports and other materials next week from about 100 police incidents, including officer-involved shootings, as part of an effort to improve public trust in Chicago police, according to a memo obtained Friday by the Tribune.

The impending release of the materials comes after Mayor Rahm Emanuel‘s Police Accountability Task Force — formed as part of the fallout from the court-ordered release last November of the Laquan McDonald shooting video — recommended that videos of police-related incidents be made public within 60 days.   Continue reading “City to release videos from as many as 100 police shootings, other incidents”

Reuters

BRUSSELS – Facebook (FB.O), Twitter (TWTR.N), Google’s (GOOGL.O) YouTube and Microsoft (MSFT.O) on Tuesday agreed to an EU code of conduct to tackle online hate speech within 24 hours in Europe.

EU governments have been trying in recent months to get social platforms to crack down on rising online racism following the refugee crisis and terror attacks, with some even threatening action against the companies.   Continue reading “Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Microsoft back EU hate speech rules”