From the Trenches World Report

WND – by Lt. Gen. Ion Mihai Pacepa

Virtually all of the 1,087 comments on a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed titled “Immigration Reform Can’t Wait,” by Rupert Murdoch, who owns that prestigious newspaper, disagreed with the article’s call for an immediate “path to citizenship” for our millions of illegal immigrants.

This disagreement is historically significant: America is beginning to see through the thick veil of disinformation designed to conceal the secret intelligence weapon of mass immigration under a mask of humanitarianism.   Continue reading “Hidden Agenda Behind Border Crisis – Top Cold War defector explains devious reason for mass immigration”

AOL – by STEPHEN OHLEMACHER

WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional investigators say they uncovered emails Wednesday showing that a former Internal Revenue Service official at the heart of the tea party investigation sought an audit involving a Republican senator in 2012.

The emails show former IRS official Lois Lerner mistakenly received an invitation to an event that was meant to go to Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa.   Continue reading “Emails reveal IRS official Lois Lerner sought audit of GOP senator Charles Grassley”

Yahoo News – by  VLADIMIR ISACHENKOV

MOSCOW (AP) — On Russian President Vladimir Putin’s demand, the upper house of the Russian parliament on Wednesday canceled a resolution allowing the use of military in Ukraine, a move intended to show Moscow’s eagerness to de-escalate tensions and avoid a new round of Western sanctions.

Putin had said his request, made a day earlier, was intended to help support the peace process in Ukraine, which began Friday with a weeklong cease-fire. Putin needs to show his support for Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko’s peace plan ahead of Friday’s European Union summit, which is set to discuss new sanctions against Russia.   Continue reading “Russia annuls sanction for use of force in Ukraine”

Yahoo News – by Lucia Mutikani

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. economy contracted at a much steeper pace in the first quarter than previously estimated, turning in one of its worst-ever non-recession performances, but growth already appears to have rebounded strongly.

The Commerce Department said on Wednesday gross domestic product fell at a 2.9 percent annual rate, the sharpest decline in five years, instead of the 1.0 percent pace it had reported last month.   Continue reading “U.S. economy collapses in first quarter, but growing again”

Yahoo News – by Eli Lake

The Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham is threatening to take control of Balad Airbase, Iraq’s largest airfield and one of America’s most important military outposts during its occupation of the country.

Today, Balad still has plenty of vehicles and aircraft on the base that any terrorist group would covet, including Russian-made transport helicopters, surveillance planes, and a fleet of pickup trucks fitted with heavy machine guns.     Continue reading “ISIS Tries to Grab Its Own Air Force”

Yahoo News – by HAMZA HENDAWI and LARA JAKES

BAGHDAD (AP) — Syrian warplanes bombed Sunni militants’ positions inside Iraq, military officials confirmed Wednesday, deepening the concerns that the extremist insurgency that spans the two neighboring countries could morph into an even wider regional conflict. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned against the threat and said other nations should stay out.   Continue reading “Kerry issues warning after Syria bombs Iraq”

Chron – by Lauren McGaughy

AUSTIN – Land once considered part of Oklahoma that now is in Texas due to shifts along the Red River belongs to the federal government, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management has told state officials.

In a letter sent June 20 to Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, BLM Director Neil Kornze noted that the 2000 Red River Boundary Compact determined the border between Oklahoma and Texas lies at the “gradient line along the south bank of the Red River.” Previous court cases already determined any land between this line and the mid-point of the river was in the public domain and, therefore, belonged to the federal government, Kornze added.   Continue reading “Feds say new Texas land belongs in public domain”

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Rosanne World – by Wayne Madsen Report

WMR can exclusively report that it was the Federal Bureau of Investigation that placed a bomb on the private airplane that killed state of Nebraska chief investigator Gary Caradori and his 6-year old son “AJ” on July 11, 1990. Caradori had been hired by the Nebraska unicameral legislature to investigate allegations that a number of Nebraska youth had been sexually abused and transported over state lines in a scandal centered around the Franklin Credit Union, headed by rising GOP African-American star Lawrence King.   Continue reading “Special Report. FBI killed Franklin scandal investigator”

New York Mag – by Joe Coscarelli

Okay, it does look a little bit creepy. And yet the most ridiculous lawsuit of the day still goes the woman blaming a Dexter poster in between steps at Grand Central Terminal for making her fall.

“The combined nature of the ad along with its placement poses a hazard to people on the steps,” said a lawyer for Ajanaffy Njewadda, the wife of a former Gambian ambassador, to DNA Info. She allegedly lost her husband in a crowd last year and when she saw the face of a serial killer while looking for him, she tripped down the stairs, breaking her ankle and suffering a concussion. Now she’s suing both the MTA and Showtime for the “shocking and menacing” ad for the show’s eighth and final season.    Continue reading “Easily Startled Woman Suing Over ‘Menacing’ Dexter Ad”

The New Boston Tea Party

A conspiracy is in progress, Lois, the liar Lerner, the infamous IRS employee (our employee) who took the fifth amendment when asked to explain who gave here the order to target TEA PARTY groups is front and center. Have her arrested, throw away the key until she comes clean.

Now we have learned that the email storage company who had the contract to store these IRS emails was given the door at the same time when those emails disappeared. They broke the Federal Record Keeping Law by not notifying the National Archives.    Continue reading “Conspiracy At The Highest Levels Of Our Government”

Federal Observer

Many people are analyzing the real causes of the recent surge in illegal “immigration” over the Southern border. Some blame a lack of adequate border enforcement, some blame Pres. Obama executive order (the “DREAM Act”), some, including the Prez, blame the huge gap between the living standards in the U.S. and the countries that these “immigrants” came from, and some, including the Prez, blame violence that is prevalent in those countries. Although each of the above has certainly been a significant contributing factor to the current illegal “immigration” crisis, all the analysts are missing the most important reason why tens of thousands of mothers with children, many of them pregnant, decided to push their luck and blatantly claim “their” share in the American dream.   Continue reading “Dwyer: They Are Coming Here to Breed”

J Haines

Bill’s previous shared article: The flu is not the flu

Bill now shares: You might be interested in the article below which is also about the Townsend Letter and what has happened to IV fluids and how stealthily their disappearance has been accomplished and how serious their absence. Just as corn is a central food and then contaminated with GMOs, without people realizing it, IV fluids are perhaps the central piece of medical support and a nationally dangerous shortage has been “engineered.”

This matters enormously as it is a possible set up for mass casualties here.   Continue reading “A Follow-Up to “The flu is not the flu””

NPR – by Hansi Lo Wang

Finding an address on a map can be taken for granted in the age of GPS and smartphones. But centuries of forced relocation, disease and genocide have made it difficult to find where many Native American tribes once lived.

Aaron Carapella, a self-taught mapmaker in Warner, Okla., has pinpointed the locations and original names of hundreds of American Indian nations before their first contact with Europeans.   Continue reading “The Map Of Native American Tribes You’ve Never Seen Before”

It’s been almost a week and still we have seen very little footage or first-hand evidence of what is going on down at the border in ground zero cities like McAllen and Laredo, TX. During the Bundy Ranch incident, we had Alex Jones, Pete Santilli, Wade, who is a contributor on From the Trenches World Report, Oathkeepers, militia groups and many others with I-phones and live streaming of everything that was going on. That was only when we were fighting against 200 BLM and Federal agents. Now we have over 7,000 illegals and MS-13 gang members crossing our Southern border PER MONTH and there is not one single picture or clip of any of it. This is ridiculous!   Continue reading “A Message to the Alternative Media: We Need to Know What is Going on at the Southern Border!”

Gov Exec – by Eric Katz

Environmental Protection Agency workers have done some odd things recently.

Contractors built secret man caves in an EPA warehouse, an employee pretended to work for the CIA to get unlimited vacations and one worker even spent most of his time on the clock looking at pornography.

It appears, however, that a regional office has reached a new low: Management for Region 8 in Denver, Colo., wrote an email earlier this year to all staff in the area pleading with them to stop inappropriate bathroom behavior, including defecating in the hallway.   Continue reading “EPA Employees Told to Stop Pooping in the Hallway”

AmmoLand – by AWR Hawkins

Washington DC – -(Ammoland.com)-  Revising statements he made to Colorado Sheriffs opposed to gun control on June 13, Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper (D) now says “he hasn’t changed his tune” and would sign the ban on “high capacity” magazines again if given the chance.

According to Denver’s Fox 31, after the June 13 2014 meeting, Hickenlooper came under intense scrutiny when he “appeared to backpedal on the magazine ban, agreeing with one sheriff that it was unenforceable.” But on June 20–a week after he allegedly said these things to the sheriffs gathered before him–Hickenlooper said: “I didn’t say it’s unenforceable, I said it’s difficult to enforce.”    Continue reading “CO Gov Thumbs His Noes at Sheriff’s, Says He’d Sign Gun Control Again”