From the Trenches World Report

USA Today – by Bill Keveney

Casey Kasem, a radio voice who connected generations of Americans to thousands of rock and pop acts, died Sunday morning, according to multiple media outlets. He was 82.

Kerri Kasem, Casey’s daughter, announced the news on her Facebook page.

“Early this Father’s Day morning, our dad Casey Kasem passed away surrounded by family and friends. Even though we know he is in a better place and no longer suffering, we are heartbroken,” she wrote in a Facebook post. “Thank you for all your love, support and prayers. The world will miss Casey Kasem, an incredible talent and humanitarian; we will miss our Dad.”   Continue reading “Radio icon Casey Kasem dies at 82”

Recall that Hillary did her college thesis on his writings and Obama writes about him in his books. Saul Alinsky died about 42 years ago, but his writings influenced those in political control of our nation today.

There are eight levels of control that must be obtained before you are able to create a social state. The first is the most important.

1) Healthcare– Control healthcare and you control the people   Continue reading “How to Create a Social State by Saul Alinsky”

Paul Craig Roberts

The citizens of the United States still do not know why their government destroyed Iraq. “National Security” will prevent them from ever knowing. “National Security” is the cloak behind which hides the crimes of the US government.

George Herbert Walker Bush, a former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency who became President courtesy of being picked as Ronald Reagan’s Vice President, was the last restrained US President. When Bush the First attacked Iraq it was a limited operation, the goal of which was to evict Saddam Hussein from his annexation of Kuwait.   Continue reading “Washington’s Iraq “Victory””

Common Dreams – by Shamus Cook

The fall of Iraq’s second largest city, Mosul, to an al-Qaeda linked militia elicited a curiously muted response from the Obama administration. Yes, Obama “denounced” the terrorist invasion, but when the Iraqi government asked for U.S. airstrikes to repel perhaps the most powerful terrorist group in the world, Obama thus far refused, only hinting at some form of aid in the yet-to-be-determined future.

This is perhaps the first time Obama has initially refused such an offer from an allied government. Indeed, he’s suspected to have approved airstrikes in 8 other countries under the guise of fighting terrorism. So why the hesitation?   Continue reading “Iraq and the Destructive Sham Called the ‘War on Terror’”

Fed Biz Ops

Solicitation Number: HSTS07-14-R-00016

Agency: Department of Homeland Security
Office: Transportation Security Administration
Location: Headquarters TSA

Synopsis: Added: Jun 13, 2014 7:32 am

Continue reading “TSA to Purchase 26 Million Rounds of .357 SIG Caliber Training Ammunition”

Video Rebel’s Blog

Obama has pretty much destroyed Iraq. In the midst of mass executions and roadside beheadings, Obama has really done nothing to help the people of Iraq. What he did do was to set this mayhem in motion. He began by hiring Al Qaeda and other mercenary Jihadists to take down Libya with the help of nearly 30,000 NATO air strikes, some Special Forces and commandos on the ground and a few companies of Qatari soldiers. After the public execution of Muammar Qaddafi, Obama’s mercenaries went on to kill 40,000 black Libyans. Most of these were civilians whose hands were tied behind their backs when executed.

The CIA had an agent standing next to Libya’s 144 million ounces of gold before it went missing. Banks in New York, London and elsewhere did sort of steal $98 billion in Libyan bank deposits. But Christine Lagarde at the IMF  did loan the new Libyan government billions of dollars at interest to help keep those NATO mercenaries in power at least for a few months.   Continue reading “Obama The Destroyer. A Tale Of Two Nations”

Breitbart – by Dr. Susan Berry

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal vetoed Friday a controversial bill that many critics of the Common Core standards said would bind the state further both to the nationalized standards and the PARCC tests aligned to them.

According to The Advocate, the measure, House Bill 953, which was sponsored by state Rep. Walt Leger (D), would give students, teachers, and schools one more year to prepare for the Common Core standards.   Continue reading “Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal Vetoes Controversial Common Core Bill”

Natural News – by L.J. Devon

Food activist Vani Hari of foodbabe.com recently petitioned the largest beer brewers in America, MillerCoors and Anheuser-Busch, asking the companies to disclose their full list of ingredients – including controversial additives that are often kept off of labels.

“They tell you the basic ingredients, but not the additives” said Vani in an interview with ABC News.
Continue reading “Does your beer contain fish bladder and antifreeze?”

Business Insider – by Hunter Walker

Multiple videos have been posted online showing what uploaders described as hockey fans destroying a Los Angeles Police Department drone outside the Staples Center Friday night after the LA Kings won the NHL’s Stanley Cup. 

Riot police were called in to break up what the LA Times described as a “melee” outside the arena following the King’s victory over the New York Rangers.   Continue reading “It Looks Like Raging Hockey Fans Destroyed An LAPD Drone Friday Night”