From the Trenches World Report

Henry Makow – by Anthony Migchels

This is exactly how it is! It is not one word too much!

USURY IS PURE MURDER!

It has nothing to do with ‘oh, it’s so honest, so reasonable, that 5% per year’.

Look at how whole nations are gutted to pay off some filthy rich trillionaires. Continue reading “Banking is Institutionalized Murder”

Newmax

Three more cases of plague were found in Colorado after a man was reported to have the deadliest form of the disease last week.

The man who got pneumonic plague is hospitalized. He is thought to have contracted the infection from his dog that was likely exposed to plague-infected fleas in eastern Adams County, near Denver. The three additional residents also had direct contact with the dog and had mild symptoms, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment in a statement today. They were treated with antibiotics, recovered, and are no longer contagious, the state agency said.   Continue reading “Three More Cases of Deadly Plague Found in Colorado”

Gothamist

The two police officers who were involved with trying to arrest a Staten Island man—and killing him in the process when one put him in a chokehold—were taken off the streets. Officers Daniel Pantaleo, an eight-year veteran, and Justin Damico, who has been with the NYPD for four years,are now on desk duty.

Police, who say that Eric Garner, 43, was selling untaxed cigarettes, attempted to handcuff him around 4:45 p.m. on Thursday outside 202 Bay Street in Tompkinsville. A disturbing video obtained by the Daily News shows Garner arguing with the police: “I was just minding my own business. Every time you see me you want to mess with me. I’m tired of it. It stops today!” When a number of cops try to subdue him, Garner, who weighed 350 pounds, is seen swatting their hands away and saying, “Don’t touch me, please.”   Continue reading “Unclear If Cop Who Put Man In Fatal Chokehold Will Be Criminally Charged”

Fellowship of the Minds – by Steve

Jim Murphy applied for a job at a famous Irish firm based in Dublin.

A Pole applied for the same job and since both applicants had similar qualifications, they were asked to take a test by the Manager.

When the results were in, both men had scored 19 out of 20.   Continue reading “Irish Job Interview”

It Ain’t Holy Water

 Revisionist Review – by Michael Hoffman

As a former reporter for the Establishment media (Associated Press) I am particularly sensitive to indications that the media are using their power to subtly change minds and overcome traditional objections to forms of moral depravity. This usually begins with subtle changes and cues that emanate from executive editors at high levels of the corporate media.

Examine the clipping above. It was published in this morning’s (July 17, 2014) Spokesman-Review newspaper (Spokane, Washington), p. A3. The article concerns the arrest of child pornography supporters (“pedophiles”) including “doctors, lawyers” and ex-police officers.   Continue reading “Media beginning to soften up the public on child porn”

The Tap

Plane loaded with dead bodies and shot down, confirmed by Washington Times

From http://www.jimstonefreelance.com

MH17 all but completely proven to be flight 370

The bodies were dead for days before the flight and smelling of rot according to top military commander at the scene, which would be expected if they were actually from flight 370. They would have been loaded on the plane dead to make sure none could speak about what went on.   Continue reading “People dead long before flight took off”

The Daily Bell – by Anthony Wile

Yahoo News – by Peter Leonard and Evgeniy Maloletka, AP

HRABOVE, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine accused Russia on Saturday of helping separatist rebels destroy evidence at the crash site of a Malaysia Airlines plane shot down in rebel-held territory — a charge the rebels denied.

As dozens of victims’ bodies lay in bags by the side of the road baking in the summer heat, international monitors at the crash site Saturday said they were still being hampered by heavily armed rebels.   Continue reading “Ukraine says Russia helping destroy crash evidence”

Ideas, Inventions, and Innovations – by Alton Parish

To help make the best decisions to protect communities from earthquakes, new USGS maps display how intense ground shaking could be across the nation.

The USGS recently updated their U.S. National Seismic Hazard Maps, which reflect the best and most current understanding of where future earthquakes will occur, how often they will occur, and how hard the ground will likely shake as a result.  

42 States at Risk; 16 States at High Risk Continue reading “New Earthquake Map: 42 States at Risk; 16 States at High Risk”

Western Rifle Shooters

Rather than focus on tactics, which vary somewhat depending on terrain and situation (British…thoughts aside.) let us consider the Principles of War as a series promoting nationwide coordination and synchronization.

PRINCIPLES OF WAR, DEFINITIONS, AND RESISTANCE EXPANSIONS

UNITY OF COMMAND – For every objective, ensures unity of effort.   Continue reading “Community Organizer Sends”

New York Times – by MONIQUE O. MADAN

A Queens doctor accused of overprescribing painkillers to two patients who later suffered fatal overdoses was convicted on Friday of two counts of second-degree manslaughter and dozens of lesser charges.

The guilty verdict against Dr. Stan Xuhui Li came after a four-month trial in State Supreme Court in Manhattan and nearly six days of jury deliberations. Prosecutors had portrayed Dr. Li as reckless in his prescribing of drugs to patients who showed clear signs of addiction. Dr. Li’s lawyer had argued that his client had acted in good faith and that the patients who died overdosed because they failed to follow Dr. Li’s instructions.   Continue reading “Doctor Accused of Overprescribing Pills Is Guilty of Manslaughter”