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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Someone is dropping envelopes full of cash across San Francisco — and causing an international frenzy on social media.
An anonymous man with the Twitter handle @HiddenCash has been hiding money throughout the city since Friday, leading scores on a scavenger hunt. His Twitter following exploded from a few hundred Friday to more than 80,000 and counting by midday Tuesday. Continue reading “Anonymous “HiddenCash” creates social media frenzy”
This year I took my mom to a Memorial Day parade held at Turkey Brook Park in Mount Olive Township in New Jersey. I could not help but notice that all the American flags in the parade had a gold fringe on them. I have heard the topic of the gold fringed flag brought up on several occasions during the Trenches Livestream cast.
I found various pages on the Internet that address the issue. Does anyone else have any further information about how these flags have come to be in every courtroom, municipal building, etc.? Continue reading “Gold Fringed Flag”
Hello Trenches,
I’ve been hunting around for ways to slow or stop a no-knock raid with “lawful to use” security devises.
Here are some links to some products I found for little money with a quick internet search. Continue reading “Why get out of bed for that NO-KNOCK RAID?”
How long have they really had this?
Thanks to her kick-butt skill of telekinesis (my secret superhero power wish), longtime X-Men alum Jean Grey can move things with her mind. And she’s not the only one.
New research out of the Technische Universität München (TUM) in Germany is hinting that mind control might soon reach entirely new heights — even by us non-mutants. They’ve demonstrated that pilots might be able to fly planes through the sky using their thoughts alone. Continue reading “‘Mind pilots’ steer plane sim with thoughts alone”
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Tonight at 10 p.m. ET on NBC an interview with Edward Snowden will be aired, his first with any US television station.
In the exclusive interview with NBC news anchor Brian Williams, Snowden blamed the State Department for isolating him in Russia and announced he was not a low-level systems administrator as the U.S. government has repeated again and again… Continue reading “Edward Snowden To Be Interviewed By NBC News Tonight”
A California veteran suffered a stroke that eventually killed him nearly three years ago after police beat him up when he tried to leave a Veterans Hospital with a shunt in his arm, according to a lawsuit filed by the man’s family.
Jonathan Montano grew impatient May 25, 2011, after waiting four hours for dialysis at the VA hospital in Loma Linda, and he told a nurse he intended to leave with the needle apparatus in his arm so staffers at a VA hospital in Long Beach would not have to insert a new one. Continue reading “Cops caused fatal stroke by beating CA veteran tired of waiting at VA hospital, suit claims”
The Daily Caller – by Michael Bastasch
Despite being soundly rejected a few years ago, cap-and-trade will soon get its U.S. encore — but not in Congress. The Obama administration will likely use its executive power to unilaterally impose carbon dioxide emissions trading systems.
The Environmental Protection Agency will unveil regulations for existing U.S. power plants early next month. For months, onlookers have been speculating about what could be included in the EPA’s rule for existing power plants. Continue reading “EPA To Unilaterally Push Cap And Trade On Carbon Emissions”
First lady Michelle Obama is encouraging students to monitor (spy) their older relatives, friends and co-workers for any racially insensitive comments they might make, and to challenge those comments whenever they’re made.
One journalist, this was more than an off-hand comment made by the first lady. In the opinion of Cheryl Chumley, a reporter for The Washington Times Michelle Obama’s remark reflects a growing trend in America to target and attack individuals for committing “thought crime.” Continue reading “Police state America where even your thoughts are criminal”
Intellihub – by Shepard Ambellas
NEWTOWN, Conn. (INTELLIHUB) — That’s right, on Christmas Day of 2009, when just about every business in the country was closed, numerous real estate transactions for the amount of $0.00 (free) took place in and around the town, most of which included families or public figures, such as Gene Rossen, who were in some way connected to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Continue reading “Newtown Tax Assessors Database: ‘The whole town of Sandy Hook was bought off on Christmas Day 2009′, says investigator”
I know, the last thing you’d expect from the Obamas is hypocrisy. Alas, I bring you yet another example, this time regarding school lunches. First Lady Michelle Obama has been widely criticized among hungry students across the U.S., a result of school meal nutrition standards that she successfully lobbied for in 2010. Twitchy has done a great job capturing the reactions and photos to some of these lunches and it’s not pretty (click here, here, and here for examples). But CNS News decided to dig a little deeper. What exactly are Michelle O’s daughters eating at lunch? Is it in any way comparable to the lunches in our nation’s public schools? Obviously, the answer is no: Continue reading “Public School Kids Rebel Against Michelle Obama’s Healthy School Lunches As First Daughters Get Meatball Subs, Ice Cream”
Lew Rockwell – by David Hathaway
The imagined look and persona of an agent provocateur in most people’s minds probably couldn’t be further from the truth. Most would probably picture the obscure, silent individual lurking in the back of the room while doing his best to conceal his identity and his movements. If you accept that image, you have also accepted the notion that the provocateur is really just peeking in on, documenting, and recording pre-existing criminal activities and shady plans going on around him. You haven’t faced the reality that the whole show is the production of the provocateur. Continue reading “Are You Talking to a Provocateur?”
The Good News from Bilderberg is that they have invited back the Chinese college professors who attended Bilderberg 2012 but were snubbed in 2013. They also invited another Chinese professor who has worked on his government’s Five Year plan. Hopefully, this rapprochement means we can avoid a military confrontation in Asia. One Bilderberg agenda item is to discuss the recent Russo-Chinese economic alignment and what this means for the Western governments they control.They discuss agenda items until a consensus is reached. Then the participants are expected to carry that consensus back to their home countries. Continue reading “2014 Bilderberg Annotated Members List”
Fukushima Diary – by Mochizuki
Akita governor Satake Norihisa had nosebleed suddenly during a press conference of 5/26/2014.
He was visiting Tokyo the previous day.
He treated it by himself and continued the press conference to state he was just too excited yesterday. Continue reading “Akita governor suddenly had nosebleed during a press conference”
Wall Street Journal – by Eliot Brown
The owners of the tallest tower at the World Trade Center are cutting office rents just months before it opens because of slow leasing activity.
Only one private tenant has signed a lease at One World Trade Center in nearly three years: a one-floor deal with advertising firm Kids Creative that was signed last week. The 3.1-million-square-foot skyscraper, formerly named the Freedom Tower, is 55% leased. Continue reading “Office Rents Cut at One World Trade”
HOBOKEN, N.J.(CBSNewYork) — If you are looking for organic milk you may find that these days it’s a little bit harder to come by.
As CBS 2′s Elise Finch reported, organic suppliers are having a hard time meeting demand, and for some people when it comes to milk organic is the only way to go.
“I would stop drinking milk altogether rather than go to more conventional milk,” Hoboken resident Athena Sapir said, “I feel better knowing what I’m putting in my body and that it is organic as opposed to full of antibiotics and things like that.” Continue reading “Suppliers Struggle To Meet Demand For Popular Organic Milk”
One person was killed Tuesday when a sport-utility vehicle caught fire on the Grand Central Parkway in Queens.
As 1010 WINS’ Al Jones reported, the ramp to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway from the Grand Central Parkway is often a minefield of potholes. But police said it was a piece of metal on the road that triggered the fireball. Continue reading “Yonkers Man Killed When SUV Hits Debris, Catches Fire On Grand Central Parkway”
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