From the Trenches World Report

Breitbart – by Brandon Darby

LUBBOCK, Texas — A leaked intelligence analysis from the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reveals the exact numbers of illegal immigrants entering and attempting to enter the U.S. from more than 75 different countries. The report was obtained by a trusted source within the CBP agency who leaked the document and spoke with Breitbart Texas on the condition of anonymity. The report is labeled as “Unclassified//For Official Use Only” and indicates that the data should be handled as “Sensitive But Unclassified (SBU).”   Continue reading “Leaked CBP Report Shows Entire World Exploiting Open US Border”

Market Watch – by Joseph Adinolfi

Two U.S. citizens who contracted the ebola virus in Liberia have showed signs of recovery after receiving an experimental treatment called ZMapp, which was developed by Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc., according to CNN.

The medicine is a “three-mouse monoclonal antibody,” which means that antibodies were harvested from mice exposed to the virus, CNN reported. These antibodies in turn can boost the human immune system’s ability to fight off the virus.   Continue reading “Experimental drug improves ebola patients’ condition”

End of the American Dream – by Michael Snyder

Did you know that the federal government has an “Office of Population Affairs”?  I didn’t realize this either until someone sent me a link to their website.  The Office of Population Affairs operates under the umbrella of the Department of Health & Human Services, and it might as well be called “The Office of Population Control” because almost everything on the website is about controlling or reducing the size of the population.  On the site you can find information and resources about abortion, female sterilization, male sterilization and a vast array of contraceptive choices.  There is even a search engine where you can find a local “family planning clinic” where you can get rid of any “unintended pregnancy” that may be bothering you.  Frankly, it sickens me to think that my tax dollars are being used to fund all of this.   Continue reading “Why Does The U.S. Government Have An ‘Office Of Population Affairs’?”

Melrose – by Lisa Guerriero & Jessica Sacco

Police are circulating a photo of one of the suspects wanted in connection with a Revere carjacking that led to an intense manhunt in Melrose.

They are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect, which appears to be a surveillance photo from a retail store. The man has short, dark hair and wears a pink shirt and khaki shorts, which matches one of the descriptions previously given by witnesses.   Continue reading “Boston Rolls Out Police State to Search For … Carjackers?”

Stars and Stripes – by Lolita C. Baldor

WASHINGTON — About 550 Army majors, including some serving in Afghanistan, will soon be told they have to leave the service by next spring as part of a budget-driven downsizing of the service.

Gen. John Campbell, the vice chief of the Army, acknowledged Friday that telling troops in a war zone that they’re out of a job is a difficult task. But he said some of the soldiers could join the National Guard or the Army Reserve.

Continue reading “Army to force out 550 majors; some in Afghanistan”

Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon

What is it about minors and defensive gun uses lately? This is the 5th incident we’ve documented in less than a month in which a minor has used a firearm in self defense or defense of another in one way or another. See the bottom of this article for a full list.

In this case an intruder, identified as 45 year old Kenneth Johnson, broke into a Muscle Shoals, Alabama home where a 17 year and 15 year old were home alone.   Continue reading “17 Year Old Alabama Boy Chases Naked Intruder Away With Dad’s Gun”

RT

The turmoil gripping the Middle East is a direct result of the provision of cash, weapons and surveillance to Israel by the US, the latest Snowden leak illustrates. Obama’s “helpless detachment” is just for show, the Intercept’s Glenn Greenwald writes.

In a bold examination, the former Guardian journalist reveals the amazing contrast between what the United States says publicly, and what it does behind the curtain. This involves President Barack Obama’s apparent heartbreak over the Middle Eastern region, as well as the American love for publicly listing Israel as a threat to regional peace at a time when billions of dollars’ worth of its weaponry and intelligence were being supplied to the Jewish state since the 1960s.   Continue reading “Obama’s ‘helplessness’ an act: Snowden reveals scale of US aid to Israel”

The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

Monsanto, or Monsatan as many call them, has partnered with the Department of Defense to use a proxy third party company to develop a vaccine against Ebola. The seed money began at $1.5 million. The value of the deal could grow to an estimated $86 million dollars. The company’s name is Tekmira Pharmaceuticals Corporation (TKMR) (TKM.TO), a leading developer of RNA interference (RNAi) therapeutics. “TKM-Ebola, an anti-Ebola virus RNAi therapeutic, is being developed under a $140 million contract with the U.S. Department of Defense’s Medical Countermeasure Systems BioDefense Therapeutics (MCS-BDTX) Joint Product Management Office”.  As breaking and shocking of a news story as this has the potential to be, the real story is that this is not the most important part of the Ebola threat which has invaded the United States.   Continue reading “The Monsanto Sponsored Ebola Vaccine Will Kill More People Than the Ebola Itself”

Natural Health 365 – by Lori Alton

It’s known to play a crucial role in a number of biological functions, from stress resistance and muscle performance to cardiac function and hormonal balance. But research recently published by Oregon State University biochemists suggests that lipoic acid (LA), also called alpha lipoic acid (ALA), may play a broader role in slowing the aging process and turning back the biological clock.

Studies have shown that lipoic acid may safeguard your body against a number of debilitating health concerns, many of them linked to the aging process, including vision-impairing cataracts and neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer’s disease.   Continue reading “Alpha lipoic acid shown to slow down the aging process”

Real Farmacy – by Arjun Walia

Governments do not dictate major policy, major multinational corporations do. We’ve seen this time and time again, and one of the best examples out there is Monsanto. This time, the United States government wants to force GMO seeds on El Salvadorian farmers.

Encouraged by the U.S. Embassy, the Millennium Challenge Corporation had “granted” El salvador 277 million dollars to “improve El Salvador’s competitiveness and productivity in international markets.” This, however, would not come without certain commitments and obligations, which included a commitment to ensure that the Ministry of Agriculture’s procurement of corn and bean seed would “be consistent with the provisions of the CAFTA-DR( Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement).” (1)   Continue reading “U.S. Government To Pull Foreign Aid In El Salvador For Refusing Monsanto Seeds”

MassPrivateI

The Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative (NSI) kind of speaks for itself. It is an effort by the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the Department of Justice and other agencies to promote civic counter-terror engagement. To do this, the federal agencies enlist the help of state, local and tribal police departments, as well as private security firms, in collecting Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) filed by citizens and officers. Federally funded publicity campaigns like “If You See Something, Say Something” are made available for local adoption—provided regional law enforcement officials share what intelligence they gather.    Continue reading “Police & DHS consider stretching during a jog to be a “suspicious activity””

Belfast Telegraph – by David Usborne

Gil reaches into the top pocket of his shirt and fishes out a wedge of grimy papers. These are the precious records of his life, documents the rest of us keep in a filing cabinet at home. Eventually he finds what he is looking for, a yellow slip that looks like a parking ticket.

That, as it happens, is about right, although Gil is not a man of many possessions and certainly not a car. He does, however, have size 13 shoes. In his hands is a police citation written a few weeks ago when an officer found him sitting on the kerb with his feet touching the road. “Feet in Roadway Disturbing Traffic,” it reads.   Continue reading “US cities’ crackdown on homeless people is ‘very close to ethnic cleansing’”