From the Trenches World Report

Natural Society – by Elizabeth Renter

In an earlier NaturalSociety post I reported on a viral article that ‘comically’ reported that Colorado pot prisoners would be released due to marijuana legalization. Though that viral article was fake, some marijuana convictions may actually be reversed in Colorado. While it’s highly unlikely that the state will release all marijuana offenders or reverse all past convictions, some may have their convictions thrown out after a ruling from a state appellate court  last week.   Continue reading “Some Marijuana Convictions may Be Reversed in Colorado”

The Daily Caller – by Michael Bastasch

As part of its plan to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, the Obama administration is targeting the dairy industry to reduce methane emissions in their operations.

This comes despite falling methane emission levels across the economy since 1990.   Continue reading “White House looks to regulate cow flatulence as part of climate agenda”

Canada Free Press – by Sher Zieve

Ever since Obama’s “open-mic moment” when he told then Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that “Vlad” needed to be patient with:  “On all these issues, particularly on missile defense, this, this can be solved but it’s important for him to give me space” which was followed by his continuing with “this is my last election.   Continue reading “Putin & Obama Working Together to Split up the Spoils after the War?”

Phantom Report – by stratagem

Editor’s Note: Once again the FBI is intimately involved with recruiting and coercing people into bombing innocent people to promote fear based propaganda on the American people. The FBI’s job is to stop terrorism not create it through intimidation. FBI’s personal relationship with Tamerlan Tsarnaev , the monitoring of his communications is a major red flag and should be investigated by public congressional hearings.   Continue reading “Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s Lawyers Say FBI Tried to Recruit Tamerlan as an Informant”

Global Research

On March 18, 2014 ISCAP, the highest declassification authority in the U.S., released 84 pages (PDF) of formerly secret information about investigations into the illegal diversion of weapons-grade nuclear material from a Pennsylvania plant into the clandestine Israeli nuclear weapons program.  Files now available to the public from IRmep’s ISCAP process include:   Continue reading “Secrets About Suspected Israeli Theft of U.S. Weapons-Grade Nuclear Material Declassified”

World Events and the Bible

Is the Bible making a comeback? The year of our Lord 2014 features five new Biblical films (Son of God, Noah, Heaven is for Real, Exodus and Mary, Mother of Christ) and two of them have already been released on the big screens. Yesterday, the movie Noah made its anticipated release in theaters around the country. If you plan to view the new film, do not expect to find much truth in Hollywood’s spin on God’s Word. It is hard enough to find much truth in the churches of today, much less expect to find Biblical truth from a Godless Hollywood.   Continue reading “The Days of Noah and the Resurgence of the Bible in Hollywood”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: This sets a disturbing new precedent for the world and documents what the globalists think of you. The plan of the globalists is to reduce the world’s population to 500 million people. The current population of the globe is over 7 billion. 

(Source: The Local) – A draft report from a government panel, which was released on Wednesday, said that even if they were EU citizens, unemployed foreigners did not have a right to stay under EU law after three months if their job search had no chance of success.   Continue reading “‘Unemployed EU citizens can be expelled’”

RT News

A US court dismissed a lawsuit against a Chinese internet giant Baidu, which the plaintiff argued blocks material critical of China’s democratic credentials, a decision that could have far-reaching impact on how US search engines sift information.

The lawsuit was brought forward by a group of New York content editors who alleged that Baidu’s search engine was programmed to filter out material in the United States that touches upon the Chinese government’s harsh censorship laws, calling this a violation of the US Constitution.   Continue reading “‘China’s Google’ invokes 1st Amendment to beat US anti-censorship lawsuit”

RT News

A 5.1-magnitude quake struck near the city of La Habra, about 20 miles (32 kilometers) southeast of downtown Los Angeles. The tremor was felt across California on Friday, along with more than 20 aftershocks.

The earthquake took place at 9:09 PM (04:09 GMT am on Saturday) nearly 1,6 km of the city of La Habra, or 6,4 km north of the city of Fullerton, Orange county, said the United States Geological Survey (USGS). According to the local media, the shakes lasted from 10 to 15 seconds.   Continue reading “5.1 quake hits California, 20 miles southeast of Los Angeles”

RT News

The Pentagon’s research arm is launching a program to unite existing and future drones into hives, where individual autonomous aircraft will share data and operate together against targets on a battlefield – all while being controlled by one human.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) recently announced that, on April 11, it will hold a “proposer’s day” for its Collaborative Operations in Denied Environments (CODE) program. CODE’s objective is to expand capacity of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, to include “autonomy and inter-platform collaboration.”   Continue reading “DARPA project seeks hive mind for drones”

RT News

The student loan industry is booming, saddling over 37 million college students and graduates with $1.08 trillion in loans in 2013, even as President Barack Obama and lawmakers work to rein in the crippling debt young people face in the US.

The average cost of a Bachelor’s degree at a private college or university is $45,000, according to The College Board’s Trends in Higher Education. Students attending public schools in their home state pay just under $23,000 on average, while those paying out-of-state tuition can expect to pay more than $36,000 a year. In 2012, The College Board says the average student carried over $6,000 student loans for the academic year.   Continue reading “Student loan debts top $1 trln in US”

Press TV 

With tiresome florid speechifying, Obama claimed that the US and Europe have together historically built up institutions of international law and democracy and that the “allies” would now stand together against Russian “brute behavior” just as they had done during the Cold War against the Soviet Union.    Continue reading “US sets Europe and Russia at war”

KATC.com

DALLAS (AP) – A Dallas house was so jammed with clutter that it took two days before the homeowner’s body was finally discovered amid the debris, authorities said Friday.

Only after city officials brought in a contractor to remove piles of debris from the home did cadaver dogs help crews in protective suits locate the 67-year-old man Thursday.

At one point during the search, emergency workers who had looked through multiple piles of clutter without finding the man cut holes in the roof to gain access through the attic. The debris reached to the ceiling in some areas.    Continue reading “Dallas man found dead in home filled with clutter”

Free Beacon – by Elizabeth Harrington

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Dar Place was two feet away when his friend and fellow soldier took his own life during the Gulf War. Two decades later, like so many other veterans, Place is still haunted by the plague of suicide in the military.

“I personally saw my driver after Desert Storm in his tank put a gun underneath his mouth and pull the trigger, while I was no further away from him than I am from you right now,” Place told the Washington Free Beacon at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Thursday. He was one of the dozens of activists with Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) who planted thousands of flags to honor veterans who had killed themselves.   Continue reading “Healing the ‘Invisible Wound’”