From the Trenches World Report

The Daily Sheeple – by Stella Paul, American Thinker

The Captain’s Journal – by Herschell Smith

The setup for this has been occurring for quite a while.  The collectivists on the right have helped the leftists gain strength, but the rate and fury of activity that has been consequential in destabilizing the United States has increased almost beyond comprehension.

The long term evolution of America to a position where such a strategy might stand a greater chance of success began long ago with the move towards urbanization.  The flight from rural America was helped along with family farms bought out by Monsanto and Archer-Daniels-Midland, with low paid migrant workers on those farms, all subsidized by tax payers and rate payers who couldn’t see that there was a very high hidden cost for the low cost of produce.   Continue reading “The Administration Implementation Of The Cloward-Piven Strategy”

I will not be broadcasting The Word From the Trenches live this week.  JD says he will do a couple of live programs Wednesday and Thursday with the assistance of Spike Timmons.

I had a project I had to get done and the only time I have that is not accounted for is my sleep time.  I just pushed it too far to the point that I fear to push any further might kill me.

The project is finished but I have to rest.  I will be putting pictures up on the site to show you guys what I have been up to.    Continue reading “I’m Taking a Week Off”

AmmoLand – by Frank Jack Fiamingo

New Jersey –-(Ammoland.com)- I am writing this article because I want to encourage others to help to save the Republic.

Age, Gender, Race, Religion, Creed, etc. are of no consequence.

The only requirements are the desire to live in a nation governed by the rule of law rather than the whim of any particular administration, a respect for individual Liberty and Responsibility, and the willingness to participate as an essential partner with honor and courage.    Continue reading “Saving The Republic – Come Do Your Part”

RT News

The Supreme Court of the United States said Monday that it won’t consider a request from Google to weigh in on a matter concerning the Silicon Valley giant’s Street View map feature.

Refusal on the part of SCOTUS to grant Google’s request for an appeal from the high court now leaves intact an earlier decision handed down by a federal appellate panel in California.   Continue reading “Supreme Court declines to vindicate Google over Street View violations”

RT News

A little-known US intelligence research agency hopes to revolutionize the machine mind by finding firms capable of writing computer algorithms nearly identical to those implemented by the human brain.

The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), which operates under the Director of National Intelligence, will host a Proposers’ Day conference for the Machine Intelligence from Cortical Networks (MICrONS) program on July 17, the agency said in a press release.   Continue reading “US spy agency trying to develop computers that think like humans”

RT News

High-ranking US officials, while offering little in way of evidence to support their claims, are sounding the alarm on the possibility of foreigners in Syria initiating an attack on the US, sparking fears over airport security.

The message out of Washington at the weekend was at best incoherent, at worst downright dangerous.

In the same week that US President Barack Obama asked Congress to fork over $500 million to support the Syrian opposition in its three-year battle to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad, the American leader also warned on the possibility of European passport holders in Syria slipping into America to wreak unholy havoc.    Continue reading “Islamic bogeyman in Syria strikes fear in Washington”

Mail.com

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Distracted by the World Cup atmosphere, American fan Jack Smith slipped his card into an ATM in a Rio airport.

He believes the card was cloned in an instant and, over several days before he discovered it, his account was debited for $12,000, a loss he said his bank would cover. “I’ve probably met 60 people here, and 20 have been hit,” said Smith, of Knoxville, Tennessee. “Of course these were for smaller amounts, although somebody told me they were out $6,000. But I’m scared. I won’t ever use an ATM machine here.”   Continue reading “Fans lose things, get robbed amid exuberance”

Mint Press News – by Matt Peppe

News from the AP about the U.S. government’s secret project to create a Cuban Twitter or “ZunZuneo,” to be used for disseminating propaganda and fomenting unrest in Cuba, spurring young people in that country to overthrow their government, comes as no surprise to anyone with even the most cursory understanding of U.S. policy in Cuba and Latin America in general. It is but a tiny part of a 55-year-old, completely unprovoked, genocidal policy against a nation whose only offense is failing to subordinate itself to the will of the U.S. government.

ZunZuneo was initiated and run by the ostensibly “humanitarian” U.S. Agency for International Development through a series of shell corporations which were not supposed to be traced back to the government. The project is typical of the type of subversion and interference with another nation that the U.S. government has always felt entitled to undertake, regardless of the principles of sovereignty and self-determination fundamental to international law.   Continue reading “America’s Destabiliziation Of Latin America”