From the Trenches World Report

SF Gate – by SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A powerful storm system that has caused hundreds of accidents across the Western U.S. has marched eastward with predictions of widespread snow, freezing temperatures and gusty winds.

The fierce weather has caused at least eight deaths and prompted advisories Saturday afternoon in New Mexico and Texas.   Continue reading “Powerful storm system blasts US West; 8 killed”

CBS New York

TEXARKANA, Texas (CBSNewYork/AP) — A Texas woman reportedly has reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors on charges that she sent ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Shannon Guess Richardson, 35, was charged in June with two counts of mailing a threatening communication and one count of making a threat against the president of the United States, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Texas said in a news release at the time.   Continue reading “Report: Plea Deal For Texas Woman Accused Of Sending Ricin-Tainted Letters”

LSU Reveille – by John Ryan McGehee

For the past few weeks, all I have heard discussed at length with any semblance of passion is our embarrassing defeat at the hands of Lucif — ahem, Nick Saban and his Alabama Crimson Tide. Students are acting as though the world has ended.

When there are quite literally thousands of horrible things happening on the planet at this moment, it is incredible that people pay attention to, much less attend, football games. Not to bash football or our Athletic Department, which, by the way, actually gives money back to the University.   Continue reading “Opinion: Students are worried about the wrong things”

Daily Caller – by Eric Owens

The Texas Board of Education has given preliminary approval to a plan that will eliminate algebra II as a high school graduation requirement for more students.

The Texas state legislature gave unanimous approval to the change back in May as part of a huge overhaul of the state’s graduation and high-stakes standardized testing regime, reports The Dallas Morning News.   Continue reading “Too hard: Texas drops algebra II as high school graduation requirement”

USA Today – by Robin Webb and Melanie Eversley

A car crash just outside Terminal 5 at Los Angeles International Airport and an anonymous call reporting a man with a gun in Terminal 4 incited panic Friday evening and triggered a large police response.

LAX spokeswoman Nancy Castles said the vehicle crash outside Terminal 5 Friday night caused passengers to report gunfire.   Continue reading “Erroneous gun reports cause chaos at LAX”

Military Times – by Antonieta Rico

Two colonels involved in a controversy over showing “pretty” female soldiers in Army communications no longer have their jobs, the Army confirmed Nov. 22.

Col. Lynette Arnhart stepped down from her position heading the Army’s study on the integration of women into combat arms, and Col. Christian Kubik, who was the Training and Doctrine Command public affairs officer, was suspended.   Continue reading “One officer steps down, second suspended over ‘pretty’ soldiers email”

Taitz Report

From the Los Angeles Times Newspaper

1. 40% of all workers in  Los Angeles County ( Los Angeles County has 10.2 million people) are working for cash and not paying taxes. This is because they are predominantly illegal aliens working without a green card.

2. 95% of warrants for murder in Los Angeles are for illegal aliens.   Continue reading “Looting of America by the ruling organized crime, which is looking to legalize illegal immigration and impoverish American citizens”

The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

Most would agree that the extreme policies of the TSA are preparing the traveling public for slavery. It is not normal for a public official to sexually assault a citizen who is not suspected of any wrong doing. Yet, this is exactly what happens every time someone attempts to board an airplane when a pot bellied, blue uniformed pervert can grope the genitals of the flying public with impunity. But what about when these invasive types of policies extend to our schools and our children are being trained to accept their lowly position of servitude (i.e. slavery)?    Continue reading “Preparing America’s Children for Slavery”

Militia News – by Xavier

When politicians lie to the people, it’s politics. If we lie to the government, it’s a felony. And now we have confirmation, hardly to our surprise, unemployment numbers were fabricated right before the 2012 election due to manipulated census data. Since Obama took office in 2008, thousands of jobless Americans have magically been dropped out of the workforce, all while “legitimate” part-time workers were slipped out of the soup line in order to prop up an already paltry economic picture. That’s right, the government is not working for you; it’s cajoling and cheating you from knowing the cold, dark truth. If workforce participation was the same as 2007, unemployment would be a horrific 15%! Of course, that would require Obama & Co. admitting their anti-business, welfare entitlement, socialist utopia was an unmitigated failure. This much, we already know.   Continue reading “Impeaching The Unimpeachable: A Constitutional Crisis Of Conscience”

RT News

Miami Gardens, Florida police routinely hassled and arrested patrons and workers at a convenience store for minor, at times fabricated, infractions, arresting one employee over 250 times in four years in a case of seemingly abusive policing.

The Miami Herald reported Thursday on one convenience store owner in Miami Gardens, a town of 109,000 in Miami-Dade County, who had originally agreed with local police around three years ago to join in on their “zero tolerance” policy in the city to reduce crime, putting a sign in the store’s window announcing his cooperation.    Continue reading “Store clerk arrested for ‘trespassing’ at work dozens of times in Florida town”

The Daily Beast – by Mac Margolis

The attack was swift and violent. It was a few hours before dawn in San Salvador when three armed men broke into the headquarters of Probúsqueda—an El Salvador civic group dedicated to tracking down disappeared children—and went to work. Holding three employees at gunpoint, the raiders rifled drawers, plundered computer files and set the offices of the non-profit on fire.

This was no random act of vandalism. The smell of gasoline still laced the air when the forensic teams arrived on the scene hours later. And though police investigators have yet to discover who launched the assault, no one in this war-scarred Central American nation missed the underlying meaning of the rampage.   Continue reading “Central America’s New Cold War”