From the Trenches World Report

Mail.com

HONOLULU (AP) — A federal jury on Friday decided a former Hawaii soldier convicted of murder is eligible for the death penalty in the first capital case in the history of Hawaii’s statehood.

Jurors will next deliberate on whether Naeem Williams should be sentenced to death or life in prison with no possibility of release for killing his 5-year-old daughter. That phase of the trial begins Wednesday and will include a new round of opening statements and evidence.   Continue reading “Jury finds ex-soldier eligible for death penalty”

USA Today – by Evann Gastaldo, Newser

The girls at Connecticut’s Avon High School were learning more than just Spanish in their Spanish classes, according to a lawsuit filed by one family.

The parents, identified only as John and Jane Doe, say their older daughters — now ages 22 and 19 — started acting differently while attending the school, becoming “secretive,” “reclusive,” and “distant”; having “fantasies of suicidal ideation and martyrdom”; speaking in a strange language; and gathering at Wellesley College in Massachusetts with other girls to perform religious “whirling dervish” dances through the night.    Continue reading “Suit: Teachers turned sisters into death cultists”

ABC News – by CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN Associated Press

A shift by immigrant smugglers to target the tough-to-defend U.S.-Mexico border in southernmost Texas has accelerated this year as the Border Patrol scrambles to shift its resources from states farther west, according to an internal agency report obtained by The Associated Press.

From Oct. 1 through May 17, agents in the southernmost tip of Texas made more than 148,000 arrests, on pace to match last year’s total in less than eight months, according to the intelligence report. That compares with nearly 63,000 arrests in the Tucson, Arizona, sector, which it surpassed for the first time just last year. The Rio Grande Valley sector averaged nearly 1,100 arrests per day from May 11-17, according to the document.   Continue reading “Shift of Illegal Crossings Into Texas Accelerates”

Whale – by Patrick Rattigan ND

The Dark at the End of the Tunnel

In Britain, at the present time, around one third of general hospital patients are suffering from cancer. Two out of five of the population have, or will develop, the disease. If we accept the figures, for cancer incidence, of 30 percent in 1980, 40 percent now and 50 percent in the year 2010, at the present rate of increase the figure will reach 100 percent around 2080. A multitude of factors suggest that the rise is set to accelerate.   Continue reading “The Cancer Business”

Townhall – by Daniel J. Mitchell

In hopes of warning people about the dangers of Obamacare, I’ve shared horror stories from the United Kingdom about patients languishing on waiting lists andbeing left to die.

Now, thanks to whistleblowers, we have horror stories from America. The government-run system operated by the Veterans Administration has maintained secret waiting lists that have led to lots of delayed care and numerous deaths.   Continue reading “Unofficial Death Panels at the VA Show Where Obamacare Will Lead”

The Vigilant Citizen

The Georgia Guidestones is a mysterious monument on which are carved ten “commandments” for a “New Age of Reason”. The first commandment? Maintaining the world population under 500 million people. Another sinister fact: the authors of what we now call the American Stonehenge are still a “mystery”… except for those in the know. We will look at the numerous features of this monument, its message calling for a New World Order and explain how it is the work of an occult secret society.   Continue reading “The Sinister Georgia Guidestones”

I was thinking about what Henryyou and J.D. were talking about today. How people will freak out when they can’t get their big pharma meds. I was listening to Mark discuss this as well on the intelligence report.  I can attest to this, as my sister was on medication for depression. I’m not actually sure what she was taking, but I do know it was making her crazy.

Two years ago, right after my husband was incarcerated, she came out here to “help out”. I hadn’t physically seen her for 25 years, but we communicated by phone, text, and email. She couldn’t make it a week without freaking out on me, and believe it or not, it was over the price of garbage bags! At first I thought it was a joke, until I realized she was serious. She screamed at me, and even tried to turn my 5 children and grandchild against me. That same day she packed up and went back home. We forgave, but that experience still haunts me to this day.   Continue reading “What Will Happen When Big Pharma Meds are Cut Off?”

AOL – by MICHAEL GRACZYK

HOUSTON (AP) — A 600-pound calf that lost its back hooves and part of its legs to frostbite in Virginia more than a year ago has been fitted in Texas with a new pair of prosthetic hind legs.

The English Charolais (SHAR’-lay) calf known as Hero received the high-tech devices on Wednesday in Houston. The animal may be the only double-amputee calf in the U.S. with prosthetics.   Continue reading “Rescued calf gets new high-tech prosthetics”

Soldier Systems

Originally developed by Crye Associates for the US Army’s Objective Force Warrior Program, the Scorpion camouflage pattern could be considered the precursor to the popular MultiCam pattern.Earlier this month, Army officials chose to proceed with a transition to the Scorpion pattern via a “soft launch”. Guess it’s not so soft anymore. I will point out, that although industry is hard at work preparing fabric to begin the process, the US Army leadership has yet to make an official announcement. I have posted this story in order to offer additional information after another website felt they couldn’t wait for an official announcement and posted that the Army had selected Scorpion.   Continue reading “US Army Selects Scorpion Camouflage Pattern”

Diggerdan died last night around 6:00 pm CST, he was a patriot absolute, a friend to all.

Dan had been sick for about a week and was planning to go see a doctor today.

Dan was born in Oregon in 1955 then moved to Wisconsin when he was a young man.  He had been living in Colfax, Wisconsin.    Continue reading “Trenchers Say Good Bye to Diggerdan”

Redress Information & Analysis – by Stuart Littlewood

Bethlehem University is a very special place which I have been fortunate to visit several times. Described by its vice-chancellor as “an oasis of peace and a beacon of hope”, I found it a warmly-welcoming, vibrant melting pot of Christian and Muslim giving off endlessly good vibes.

The university’s latest newsletter arrived today with this important announcement:   Continue reading “Bethlehem University – symbol of steadfastness”

RINF

Prior to the 2003 invasion and occupation of Iraq, US and other western oil companies were all but completely shut out of Iraq’s oilmarket. But thanks to the invasion and occupation, the companies are now back insideIraq and producing oil there for the first time since being forced out of the country in 1973.”

– Antonia Juhasz, oil industry analyst,  Al Jazeera.   Continue reading “Iraq: the Biggest Petroleum Heist in History?”

Yahoo News – by Steven DuBois

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A citywide boil notice was issued for Portland after E. coli was detected in the water supply.

The Portland Water Bureau said Friday that residents should boil all tap water used for drinking, food preparation, tooth brushing and ice for at least one minute. Ice or any beverages prepared with un-boiled tap water on or after Tuesday should be dumped.   Continue reading “E. coli detected in Portland, Oregon, water supply”