From the Trenches World Report

Business Insider – by DINA SPECTOR

While everyone in the United States was moaning and groaning last week about the insufferably cold temperatures, other parts of the world were intensely frigid too.

Take the small Norwegian island of Lovund, for instance, where thousands of fish were essentially flash-frozen in a bay as the air temperature dipped to -7.8 degrees Celsius (18 degrees Fahrenheit), according to a report from the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK).   Continue reading “A Norwegian Bay Was So Cold That Thousands Of Fish Were Flash-Frozen”

Investment Watchblog

J.C. Penney Co. said on Wednesday it would close 33 stores and cut 2,000 jobs as part of its efforts to return to profitability.

Chief Executive Myron Ullman said in a statement the action “addresses a strategic priority to improve the profitability of our stores.”

Penney is the second major U.S. retailer in as many weeks to announce layoffs. Last week, Macy’s Inc. said it was eliminating 2,500 jobs. Those cuts will be offset over time as the retailer plans to add positions to its online business, leaving overall staffing levels unchanged at around 175,000.   Continue reading “Tough Times Are Just Around The Corner? JC Penney, Macy’s, Albertsons to Close Stores And Cut thousands of Jobs, Best Buy Plummets 30% After Abysmal Holiday Sales Update”

 

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Off the Grid News – by Tara Dodrill

Republican lawmakers in a series of states are taking a new approach to thwarting federal gun laws which they feel infringe upon the Second Amendment – sticking together.

Missouri lawmakers are pondering a piece of legislation which would attempt to nullify specific federal gun control regulations from being enforced in the state. But there’s a catch: The bill, if signed, would not take effect for several years, with the hope that other states would pass similar laws.   Continue reading “New Pro-Gun Missouri Law Will Send Federal Agents To Prison”

Yahoo News – by David Ingram

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A judge on Wednesday upheld subsidies at the heart of President Barack Obama’s healthcare overhaul, rejecting one of the main legal challenges to the policy by conservatives opposed to an expansion of the federal government.

A ruling in favor of a lawsuit brought by individuals and businesses in Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Tennessee, West Virginia and Virginia would have crippled the implementation of the law by making health insurance unaffordable for many people.   Continue reading “U.S. judge upholds subsidies pivotal to Obamacare”

Prison Planet – by Kurt Nimmo

Movie producer and Obama supporter Harvey Weinstein will produce a film with actor Meryl Streep targeting the National Rifle Association and attacking the constitutional right of Americans to own firearms.

“I shouldn’t say this, but I’ll tell it to you, Howard,” Weinstein told radio show host Howard Stern, according to MTV. “I’m going to make a movie with Meryl Streep, and we’re going to take this head-on. And they’re going to wish they weren’t alive after I’m done with them.”   Continue reading “Hollywood Movie Mogul Weinstein to Make Anti-Second Amendment Movie”

Here are some pictures of the Federal Gov’t helicopter that’s flying over Baltimore today and tomorrow doing research on “background radiation”. You can see the detection pods on the side of the chopper.

From the Baltimore Sun: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/bs-md-helicopter-flyovers-20140114,0,4711846.story   Continue reading “Helicopter Flying Over Baltimore for “Background Radiation Research””

One year in the big lie (Iraq) This is how we will be living here when the war starts. Take the tanks away and the KBR mess halls and this will be our lives during the upcoming war. Get your minds right.

We were supposed to go in from Turkey, but Rivera screwed that one up. We ended up in Kuwait prepping to go in from the south.

My computers in the 7.7 million dollar M1A2SEP tank went down and they couldn’t be fixed before we went in so I had to use a manpack radio strapped to my .50 cal mount to have commo. It only reached about one klick.   Continue reading “One Year in Iraq”

Hey all,

Below are PDF compilations of all the FEMA Camp facilities that I could find. Some of you may already have them, but I usually update and post them every 6 months for those who may not have them or are new to the site.

Also, the camps that were listed from an earlier article posted on FTT a few days ago (http://www.fromthetrenchesworldreport.com/fema-concentration-camps-locations-and-executive-orders/72261) have also been updated to that list.    Continue reading “List of FEMA Camps, Underground Bases, HAARP Locations and Maps”

For those of you living in the Dallas, TX area, I wanted to relay this information to you (and anyone else interested in this intel) because I have noticed an over-abundance of Police security towers, such as the one in the picture left, in parking lots in Mckinney, Fairview, Allen, Richardson and Dallas.

The police security towers started showing up after Thanksgiving last year (2013), starting with one in Mckinney at a Target shopping plaza off of the 121. Supposedly, they were trying to use those in case Black Friday got out of hand in the parking lot.   Continue reading “Police Security Towers Popping up all over the Dallas, TX Area”

RT News

China confirmed conducting a test flight of a new hypersonic missile delivery vehicle capable of delivering nuclear warheads with record breaking speeds. The move is purely scientific and not targeted at any country, said the Defense Ministry.

“Our planned scientific research tests conducted in our territory are normal,” said the Beijing Defense Ministry as cited by Reuters on Wednesday. “These tests are not targeted at any country and at any specific goals.”   Continue reading “China confirms new hypersonic glide vehicle test-flight”

RT News

The former US Army intelligence analyst who was found guilty of releasing the largest set of classified documents in US history will be honored in absentia for her role in exposing the dark nature of civilian casualties in Iraq.

Chelsea Manning (formerly Bradley Manning), currently incarcerated at Leavenworth Prison, will be recognized at a ceremony in absentia at Oxford University’s prestigious Oxford Union Society “for casting much-needed daylight on the true toll and cause of civilian casualties in Iraq; human rights abuses by U.S. and “coalition” forces, mercenaries, and contractors; and the roles that spying and bribery play in international diplomacy,” according to the press release, published by activist and author David Swanson.   Continue reading “Chelsea Manning awarded 2014 Sam Adams Prize for Integrity in Intelligence”

Mail.com

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The family of U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was captured more than four years ago in Afghanistan, says a new video of the soldier believed to have been taken in the last month has bolstered its resolve to bring him home safely to Idaho.

U.S. officials confirmed Wednesday they’d received the video several days ago. They said it shows Bergdahl, now 27, in poorer health than previous footage taken in the years since he went missing in Afghanistan on June 30, 2009.   Continue reading “Video sparks hope for captured soldier’s family”