From the Trenches World Report

NewsMax – by Elliot Jager

Edward Snowden used an inexpensive, readily available, Web crawler tool — also known as a spider — to methodically browse and index through a treasure trove of secret NSA files, The New York Times reported. 

The implication is that he didn’t personally search, sequentially or randomly, for the files he purloined. He appeared to have been interested in select material and used specific search terms— which focused in large part on U.S. military capabilities — in vacuuming secrets from the agency’s database.    Continue reading “Snowden Used Simple Web Tool to Devastate NSA”

Bloomberg – by Kathleen Miller

The Pentagon is exploring the development of implantable probes that may one day help reverse some memory loss caused by brain injury.

The goal of the project, still in early stages, is to treat some of the more than 280,000 troops who have suffered brain injuries since 2000, including in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan.   Continue reading “Brain Implants Hold Promise Restoring Combat Memory Loss”

Front Page Mag – by Bruce Thornton

Rather than twisting the political knife in the gaping wound that is Obamacare, House Republicans are off on a “comprehensive immigration reform” toot. The latest news has the Speaker putting off any action for now, and waiting until after the midterm elections in order not to anger the anti-amnesty base, and “to goose Latino turnout or to swing purple districts” in 2016, as political blogger Allahpundit put it. In other words, electoral timing rather than principle is determining what happens.   Continue reading “Republicans Go On an Immigration Reform Bender”

Turner Radio Network

Edward Snowden, the former contractor at the National Security Agency took with him multiple “Doomsday” packages of information when he departed the country and began revealing how intensely the US Government is spying on its own citizens. He has the personal home info for all Elected Officials, Law Enforcement, Judges, Bankers, Corporate Boards of Directors and more!

At a classified briefing for members of Congress which took place on Wednesday, members found out that Snowden took with him:   Continue reading “Snowden downloaded entire roster of U.S. government”

Huffington Post – Arin Greenwood 

Nanny dogs, meet the nanny state. Now keep apart, you two.

Six states are considering bills that would put an end to laws restricting dog ownership by breed. Called “breed-specific legislation” — or BSL — these laws most often target pit bull type dogs (which are said to have been called “nanny dogs”), often forcing people to choose between their pets and their homes. And most Americans think they’re bad laws. Bad laws!   Continue reading “Six More States May Outlaw Breed-Specific Legislation, Making Everything Better For Pit Bulls”

The Huffington Post – by CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY

ATLANTA (AP) — Medical marijuana has been a non-starter in recent years in the Deep South, where many Republican lawmakers feared it could lead to widespread drug use and social ills. That now appears to be changing, with proposals to allow a form of medical marijuana gaining momentum in a handful of Southern states.

Twenty states and the District of Columbia have legalized medical marijuana, and this year powerful GOP lawmakers in Georgia and Alabama are putting their weight behind bills that would allow for the limited use of cannabis oil by those with specific medical conditions. Other Southern states are also weighing the issue with varying levels of support.   Continue reading “Medical Marijuana Gains Momentum In The Deep South”

Doomsday Prep

There is a primal link between man and fire. Every prepper should know how to start a fire with the resources around them, even if that means creating fire without a match or lighter. This is an essential survival skill as you never know when you’ll find yourself in a situation where you’ll need a fire, but you don’t have matches. Maybe your single engine plane goes down while you’re flying over the Alaskan wilderness, like the kid in Hatchet. Or perhaps you’re out camping and you lose your pack. It need not be something as dramatic at these situations-even extremely windy or wet conditions can render matches virtually uselessly. And whether or not you ever need to call upon these skills, it’s nice to know you can start a fire, whenever and wherever you are.   Continue reading “9 Ways to Make Fire Without Matches!”

Pat Dollard

Excerpted from The Hill: Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) is suggesting an immigration reform deal that would delay implementation of any changes beyond President Obama’s tenure, an NBC producer tweeted Sunday.

“Breaking … @SenSchumer suggests compromise on immigration reform on #MTP: enact now but delay start until 2017 – after Obama leaves office,” NBC’s Chris Donovan tweeted Sunday.   Continue reading “Schumer Offers Amnesty ‘Compromise’”

The Prepper Journal – by Linda Holliday

During our boiling, broiling, blistering summer of 2012 here in the Missouri Ozarks, water was a topic of conversation wherever we went. Creeks and ponds dried up (some never recovered) and the water table dropped, forcing a few neighbors to have their well pumps lowered or to even have deeper wells drilled.

Many folks shared memories of rain barrels, cisterns, hand pumps and drawing water with a well bucket as a child, usually on grandpa and grandma’s farm. Some said they’d never want to rely again on those old-time methods of getting water. But, at least they knew how it was done.   Continue reading “100-Year-Old Way to Filter Rainwater in a Barrel”

The Fatal Flaw of “Without Rule of Law” –  A look into the future demise of the global communists and their NWO lackeys.

Due to the fact that the average law abiding citizen and American National, are just that, “Law Abiding” (I hate using that description), these globalist pigs are able to tremendously further their agenda and the destruction of this once great nation.

Everything is working just fine, for the Global Communists and here’s why : There IS Rule of Law, plain and simple.   Continue reading “The Fatal Flaw”

Vocativ – by Eric Markowitz

Memex, its new planned supercomputer, is a departure from DARPA’s usual robots and drones

Perhaps you’ve heard of DARPA, the Department of Defense sci-fi offshoot known for its robot hummingbirds and mind-controlled artificial arms.

Earlier this week, the Virginia-based agency put out a curious announcement: It wants to find human traffickers using a specially developed supercomputer.   Continue reading “DARPA Plans to Hunt Down Human Traffickers Using the Deep Web”

Before It’s News – by Deborah Dupre

Multiple West Virginia schools closed after sending hundreds of poisoned students home, some vomiting and dizzy, and at least child to the hospital this week, but officials lifted the pregnant women water warning. After nearly a month of at least 300,000 West Virginians’ daily exposure to dangerous chemicals, media continues reporting a ”smell” is making people, instead of the reality that a poison is injuring and sickening people.

A mystery coal industry poison, a toxic brew including but not limited to MCHM and PHh, that smells like licorice, poisoned so many children and youth ill in Kanawha County, five schools closed this week.   Continue reading “Poisoned, Vomiting, Hospitalized W. Va. Children Close Schools. Media Still Censors ‘Poison’ Word”