From the Trenches World Report

Examiner

“A document filed within the sealed archives of theVatican library called the Magisterial Privilege gives the Pope the right to kill children in Satanic rituals” stated Kevin Annett in today’s phone interview about an April 7 Brussels court prosecuted by his ITCCS.

“According to the document dated Dec. 25 1967, before each new pope assumed office it was mandatory that they participated in Ninth Circle Satanic Cult rites involving the murder of a newborn child and consumption of their blood. Apparently this is one of the induction rights for any new pope. A copy of this statute has been entered as evidence and is now part of the court record.”   Continue reading “Court considers Vatican document giving Pope the right to kill children”

Examiner

“The Canadian government has finally admitted to perpetrating the genocide of tens of thousands of native children,” ITCCS’ Kevin Annett said today in a phone interview. “It infuriates me that they’ve kept it secret for so long. I knew this fact 17 years ago when I uncovered statistics of around 50,000 missing native children that I found in the public library.”   Continue reading “Government admits to perpetrating child genocide”

Cleveland Tea Party Patriot – by Ernest Istook

Although the Obama administration claims deportations have hit an all-time high, they’ve actually hit record lows, covered-up by a shell game of phony numbers, said Jessica Vaughan, the Center for Immigration Studies’ director of Policy Studies.

Ms. Vaughan’s report went viral Monday morning about how 68,000 convicted criminals were released by immigration officials last year rather than deported. She revealed the bigger bombshell about phony deportation numbers during her interview on my talk radio show Monday afternoon on The Washington Times Radio Network.   Continue reading “Obama’s Deportation Rate Hits Record Low – NOT Record High!”

Tech Dirt – by Mike Masnick

We’ve been writing quite a bit about the supposedly devastating $40 million, 6,300 page Senate report that exposes the CIA torture program for being useless — and (perhaps more importantly) describing in detail how the CIA lied about it to everyone, including Congress. There’s been something of an ongoing fight about declassifying the document, with the general thinking being that the Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee would likely support declassification, but the Republicans would not. But, as we’d pointed out, despite Intelligence Committee boss Senator Dianne Feinstein’s condemnations of the CIA concerning the report, she still couldn’t must up the courage to admit that what the CIA was doing was “torture.” Instead, it was always the “detention and interrogation program.” But, anyone who’s looked at it knows exactly what it was: a torture program, almost certainly in violation of the Geneva conventions.    Continue reading “Some Senators Finally Willing To Call CIA’s Torture Program ‘Torture’”

Detroit News – by JOEL KURTH AND LAUREN ABDEL-RAZZAQ

ACLU – by Jay Stanley

At a panel in Toronto recently I was asked whether I thought the United States had become a “surveillance state.” How to answer that question? At first glance it’s an impossibly fuzzy question, the answer to which is relative depending on whether one has in mind life in an 18th century American town, or the Stasi. At the same time, if we can impose some structure on how we approach the question, it is an opportunity to take stock of where we stand—probably a healthy exercise.

Thinking it over, I came up with a five-part test by which we can consider the question:   Continue reading “Have We Become a “Surveillance State”? A Five-Part Test”

Mami’s Shit

1 – UK government buys last-minute lifeline with £5.5m Windows XP support deal

The UK Government has bought a lifeline for Windows XP ahead of the software’s 8 April cut-off date, handing Microsoft £5.5m to continue supporting the operating system for an additional year.   Continue reading “Microsoft Windows”

Pirate Morgan’s Innermost Thoughts

“Whenever the legislators endeavor to take away and destroy the property of the people, or to reduce them to slavery under arbitrary power, they put themselves into a state of war with the people, who are thereupon absolved from any further obedience and are left to the common refuge, which God hath provided for all men, against force and violence.” ~ John Locke, 2nd Treatise on Government.   Continue reading “Dear Connecticut Read This and Take Heart!”

Canada Free Press – by Tim Dunkin

Sinclair Lewis was wrong—when fascism came to America, it was actually wrapped in a rainbow flag and wearing an ascot.

How else can one describe the ongoing left-wing commitment to the stamping out of free speech, whenever that speech contradicts the gay agenda, as well as other parts of the “progressive” platform? With the resignation of newly-minted Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich, the “progressive” Left, especially its social wing, has once again shown itself to be the enforcers a political correctness in speech and thought that ought to be chilling to any person who actually cares about individual liberty.   Continue reading “You Can’t Spell “Progressive” without an “S.S.””

Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings

The economy appears to be in far worse shape than the major media outlets would have us believe.

In fact, if you want to see how bad the economy really is, simply visit your local shopping center. There you will find that headlines about a retail tsunami – as CNBC put it — are accurate.   Continue reading “Economic Reality: 16 Major Chains Closing More Stores”

Canada Free Press – by Gretchen Olson

Agenda 21, the United Nation’s open plan for global sustainability, is widely understood to be voluntary. Critics of the scheme, however, insist the UN is engaging in double-speak, and that this so-called “volunteer” status is actually creating a world government through the interlinking of UN bureaucracies and international corporations.

It is appears now they may be right, this time involving a place most households in the Western world cannot avoid, the grocery store.   Continue reading “The Global Recording Initiative: Yes, Your Grocery Store is Forcing You Into Agenda 21”

New Eastern Outlook – by Tony Cartalucci

US President Barack Obama’s recent visit to Saudi Arabia confirms what many even causal political observers have begun to suspect regarding recent US political history, that Washington’s values aren’t just nonpartisan, driven entirely by special interests permeating both sides of the political aisle, but are altogether non-existent. To understand why requires an understanding of both US-Saudi relations, not just during the Obama administration, but over the past several decades, as well as a basic understanding of Saudi Arabia itself.   Continue reading “Obama, the Sauds, and Bottomless Hypocrisy”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

As Daniel Kay Hertz explains, the goal of these maps is not merely to depress you (you’re welcome!), but to suggest just how dramatically the reality of Chicago’s “two cities” has changed over the last few generations, how non-eternal its present state is, and that a happier alternate reality isn’t just possible, but actually existed relatively recently.

Daniel Kay Hertz goes on to note, he feels relatively comfortable telling the story of how Chicago came to be so segregated by race; but is much humbler about his ability to explain this, except inasmuch as the ever-widening ghetto of the affluent could not exist without, yes, radically exclusionary housing laws.   Continue reading “Visualizing The Collapse Of Chicago’s Middle Class”

The Wire – by Philip Bump

Democratic Rep. Jim Moran of Virginia wants you to know that, at $174,000 a year,members of Congress are underpaid. Because Jim Moran, like others, doesn’t understand actual economic hardship and, frankly, isn’t that great at politics either.

Moran is not the only public official to make a dubious claim about salary hardship in the past 24 hours. Larry Schwartz is secretary to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a position that’s a sort of like chief of staff in the state. Schwartz was discussing a proposal backed by Cuomo that would freeze property taxes on people at certain income levels. After all, middle class folks like those making $500,000 shouldn’t pay exorbitant taxes. Yes, that’s right. Middle class. “I would consider someone making up to $500,000 as upper middle-class,” Schwarz said, according to The Journal-News. “I wouldn’t classify them as rich.” OK.   Continue reading “Your Political Leaders Are Unsurprisingly Terrible at Empathizing with Your Salary”