From the Trenches World Report

LA Times – by Hailey Branson-Potts

At least one shot was fired Wednesday at Kent State University in Ohio, according to school officials.

Ben Swann

Over the next few days we will learn much more about the man authorities have identified as the Ft. Hood shooter.

Four people are confirmed dead and at least 14 people are injured following Wednesday nights shooting at the army post.

The shooter has now been identified as 34 year-old Ivan Lopez. Early reports indicated there may have been two shooters. Reports also indicate the shooting began as a dispute between soldiers.   Continue reading “Ft. Hood Shooter Was In Program For Returning Soldiers In Need Of “Complex Medical Care””

I haven’t vetted all of these links and don’t have time to write a corresponding story to go along, but am just wondering why we are not seeing other alternative news outlets linking and discussing these stories more. I could have continued adding to the pile endlessly but just chose a handful from what is generally regarded as trustworthy websites. Maybe an aspiring writer can connect the dots?   Continue reading “13 signs that Russia is attempting to take out the US as World Super Power and Obama is complicit”

KTVL 10

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky — Kentucky police are investigating a string of alleged assaults by a group of teens. One of the teens was caught on camera.

A woman says they attacked her and her family as her kids watched in horror.

“This is like something out of a movie. I’ve never seen something like this before,” Viola Loeffler said.    Continue reading “Mob Attack On Family Caught On Camera”

KRMG – by KRISTI EATON

OKLAHOMA CITY — The death of a man who struggled with police outside an Oklahoma movie theater was ruled a homicide on Wednesday, but the chief medical examiner said the injuries alone didn’t cause the death.

CNS News – by Patrick Goodenough

When U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power testifies before a House Appropriations subcommittee on Wednesday, the panel will consider a budget request for international organizations that is 33 percent bigger than last year’s, including a 43 percent hike in U.S. contributions to peacekeeping missions.

The administration’s fiscal year 2015 budget request for the U.N. and other organizations is $4.036 billion, up from $3.031 billion in FY2014. For contributions to peacekeeping missions, it is asking for $2.518 billion, up from $1.765 last year.   Continue reading “Obama Wants to Pay 33% More to U.N. and Other Int’l Groups”

WTLX 19

Killeen, TX (KVUE/KENS/WFAA)

Update at 8:10pm: CBS News has confirmed with law enforcement officials that there are four dead, including the shooter.

KENS 5 reports that CBS News sources have identified the Fort Hood shooter as 34-year-old Ivan Lopez, and the incident began as a dispute involving soldiers.   Continue reading “Reports: 4 Dead, 14 Inured in Ft. Hood Shooting”

I Own the World

30. When I retire, I’m movin’ north.

29. I’ll take Shakespeare for 1000, Alex.

28. Duct tape won’t fix that.

27. Come to think of it, I’ll have a Heineken   Continue reading “Things You’ll Proably Never Hear a Southern Boy Say”

Freedom Outpost – Tim Brown

Last year, Gun Owners of America warned that the “ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) is going from dealer to dealer, copying the information on these forms (4473), and feeding it into a database.” We’ve seen, in recent weeks, how this unconstitutional agency is illegally terrorizing small business owners, such as Ares Armor, and raiding their establishments to gather information on their customers, in what many people believe is part of the plan to create a national gun registry database. Now comes another story out of Maine.   Continue reading “ATF Agent Attempts to Illegally Scan Gun Owner Forms of Pac N Arms Multiple Times – Threatens to Revoke Dealer’s License”

Fox News – by Barnini Chakraborty

WASHINGTON –  Momentum is building behind what would be an unprecedented effort to amend the U.S. Constitution, through a little-known provision that gives states rather than Congress the power to initiate changes.

At issue is what’s known as a “constitutional convention,” a scenario tucked into Article V of the U.S. Constitution. At its core, Article V provides two ways for amendments to be proposed. The first – which has been used for all 27 amendment to date – requires two-thirds of both the House and Senate to approve a resolution, before sending it to the states for ratification. The Founding Fathers, though, devised an alternative way which says if two-thirds of state legislatures demand a meeting, Congress “shall call a convention for proposing amendments.”   Continue reading “Did Michigan just trigger ‘constitutional convention’? Bid gains steam”

Daily Mail – by JESSICA JERREAT

A newly released satellite image shows the shocking scale of destruction caused by the Washington state landslide that struck the small town of Oso on March 22.

Google Earth had been trying to get a clear view of the landslide since it first happened, but overcast skies prevented a clear view until March 31.    Continue reading “A community wiped out: New satellite image shows true scale of devastation caused by Washington landslide that killed at least 27”

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