From the Trenches World Report

Infowars – by Paul Joseph Watson

JPMorgan Chase has irked its customers by imposing new capital controls that mandate identification for cash deposits and ban cash being deposited into another person’s account.   Continue reading “Chase Imposes New Capital Controls on Cash Deposits”

You would think that for that price the watch would come with the gun. My other question is what happens when you get in trouble and need it and you find out the battery’s went dead.

Fox News

The first so-called “smart gun” has hit the shelves at U.S. retail outlets, including one of the biggest firearms stores in California, according to the Washington Post.   Continue reading “First ‘smart’ pistol hits shelves in California”

The Organic Prepper

If you shop in the health food section of the grocery store or read the foodie blogs, you may have noticed a trend over the past couple of years: gluten intolerance seems to be on the rise.

Kristen Michaelis explains this intolerance very clearly on the website Food Renegade:   Continue reading “Gluten Intolerance: Is It Just a Fad or Is Today’s Wheat Really Toxic?”

Tenth Amendment Center

A Missouri bill which seeks to nullify virtually every federal gun control measure on the books, “whether past, present or future,” passed the Senate Thursday. SB613 would ban the state from enforcing virtually all federal gun control measures, and includes criminal charges for federal agents attempting to violate the right to keep and bear arms in Missouri.   Continue reading “Missouri Senate Votes to Nullify Federal Gun Control 23-10”

AmmoLand

Fayette, MO – -(Ammoland.com)- The Mk4 3GR was developed specifically for the 3-Gun Competition, where quick-handling for both short and long shots is a necessity.

Featuring a smooth Geissele Automatics SSA 2-stage trigger, a lightweight KeyMod hand guard and an accurate 18-inch 416 stainless steel barrel, the Mk4 3GR has the fit, feel and function to make it an ideal rifle for the fast-paced action of 3-Gun Competition.   Continue reading “CMMG Introduces the Mk4 3GR Rifle”

Huffington Post

A California woman who describes herself as Barbie-obsessed says she uses hypnotherapy sessions in the hopes that it will decrease her IQ.

“I just want to be the ultimate Barbie. I actually want to be brainless,” Blondie Bennett, 38, told Barcroft TV. “I don’t like being human, if that makes sense… Natural is boring… I would love to be like, completely plastic.”   Continue reading “Blondie Bennett, Barbie-Obsessed Woman, Uses Hypnotherapy To Make Herself ‘Brainless’”

Canada Free Press – by Matt Shipley

In 2008, Joe the Plumber correctly identified Obama’s policies as socialistic when Obama responded to Joe’s question concerning the candidate’s small business tax policy by saying, “when you spread the wealth around, it’s good for everybody.” This statement is a foundational tenant of socialism straight out of Marx’s Communist Manifesto.   Continue reading “Obama and the Ten Planks of Communism from Marx’s Manifesto”

Pat Dollard

SACRAMENTO (CBS SF) – Supporters of a plan to divide California into six sates can begin collecting signatures to get the proposal on the ballot.

Secretary of State Debra Bowen announced that the proposed ballot initiative – known as Six Californias – could move forward Tuesday.   Continue reading “Plan To Split California Into Six States Gets OK To Gather Signatures”

Think Progress – by ARI PHILLIPS

On Wednesday, California Gov. Jerry Brown and state Democratic leaders announced a $687 million drought-relief bill that addresses a variety of causes and concerns the state has in confronting one of the worst droughts on record. The bill aims to help conserve water, clean up drinking water supplies, expand use of recycled water, and provide money for housing and food to those impacted by the drought and increase penalties for illegal diversions, amongst other measures. About $550 million worth of the money will come from existing bonds approved by voters, with no new taxes or fees proposed.   Continue reading “California Lawmakers Pushing Bills Addressing Drought And Climate Change”

Impact Lab

You won’t necessarily sacrifice comfort by living in a tiny house,  at least not according to work-at-home husband and wife team Andrew and Gabriella Morrison. They live in a 221 square foot home, which is dubbed hOMe. The tiny hose is designed in a way that maximizes each part of the living space, giving the appearance of being a much larger house than it is. The home greatly resembles a shipping container from the outside due to its shape, and is only 8 feet and 6 inches wide.   Continue reading “A tiny home that appears much larger than it actually is”

Tech Eye – by Edward Berridge

The Optical Fibre Communications Conference (OFC) has revealed details of a new approach to chip-to-chip communications based on silicon photonics.

The paper explains how to develop a modulator and a tuneable filter created using IBM’s CMOS process that the paper’s presenters believe could make inter-chip communications ten times more energy efficient.   Continue reading “Researchers come up with new chip to chip communications”

Guns and Freedom – by Jonathan S.

Connecticut anti-gun politicians have a problem.  After passing laws last year that require every gun owner who has a “high capacity” magazine or so called “assault weapon” to register those items with the state many refused to do so.

It has been estimated that anywhere from 20,000 to 100,000 gun owners refused to register their guns with their anti-gun government and many think those numbers could even be higher.  This mass refusal to obey unconstitutional gun laws has surprised Connecticut officials.  Perhaps they were expecting law abiding gun owners to willingly forfeit their rights while criminals did whatever they wanted.   Continue reading “Newspaper Writer in CT Calls for the 100,000 Residents Who Refused to Register their Guns to be Arrested”

Stuff

Fearing that a call for a truce was a ruse, protesters have tossed firebombs and advanced upon police lines in Ukraine’s embattled capital.

Government snipers shot back and the almost-medieval melee that ensued left at least 70 people dead and hundreds injured, according to a protest doctor.   Continue reading “Kiev protesters killed, police held hostage”

RT News

The termination of a safety manager from a Washington state nuclear facility this week marks the second time in four months that a whistleblower was fired from there after speaking out.

Donna Busche, 50, was fired Tuesday morning by URS Corp, a federal subcontractor hired by the United States government to build a $12.3 billion plant that will make glass from the waste being held at the old Department of Energy-owned Hanford Nuclear Reservation in the southeastern part of the state. Construction of the plant is currently on hold because of safety concerns, and the facility has been previously referred to as the most-polluted nuclear weapons production site in the US.   Continue reading “Nuclear site whistleblower fired after complaining about safety conditions”

Disinfo – by Jacob Sloan

Two weeks ago we noted that in a span of six days, a former Federal Reserve economist was found dead in an apparent suicide, a former senior manager for Deutsche Bank was discovered hanging from a noose in his home, and a JPMorgan Chase vice president seemingly jumped to death in London. The Financial Post reports that the string of sudden fatalities among masters-of-the-universe continues:   Continue reading “37-Year-Old JPMorgan Executive Is The Latest Leading Banker To Die Strangely Over The Past Three Weeks”

Bloomberg – by Masumi Suga, Yuji Okada and Jacob Adelman

Tokyo Electric Power Co. (9501), operator of the crisis-ridden Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant, said it found a new leak near the tanks holding contaminated water at the disaster site.

The utility, which serves 29 million customers in the Tokyo metropolitan area, is collecting soil where the leak occurred and doesn’t believe any water reached the ocean, company executives said at a briefing in Tokyo. About 100 metric tons (26,400 gallons) of water may have escaped a concrete barrier, the company said.   Continue reading “Tepco Finds New Leak of Radioactive Water at Fukushima Site”

Carlsbad Current-Argus – by Zack Ponce

CARLSBAD — Traces of radiation have been found approximately half a mile northwest of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, a federal nuclear waste repository approximately 26 miles east of Carlsbad.

Tests by the Carlsbad Environmental Monitoring and Research Center, a division of the College of Engineering at New Mexico State University, showed evidence of trace amounts of americium and plutonium on an air filter Wednesday afternoon at a sampling station off the WIPP Access Road.   Continue reading “Lab: Radiation detected above ground near WIPP site east of Carlsbad”