From the Trenches World Report

New York Daily News – by Rachel Monahan , Rich Schapiro AND Stephen Rex Brown 

Students at an Upper East Side school endured a terrifying two-hour lockdown Tuesday after a student was busted with a loaded BB gun, an Education Department spokeswoman said.

A student at Life Sciences Secondary School on East 96th St. near First Ave. was taken to the 19th Precinct on suspicion of weapons possession, the spokeswoman said. The student was allegedly carrying a stash of BBs, as well.   Continue reading “BB gun at Life Sciences Secondary School leads to terrifying lockdown”

AmmoLand

Covington VA –-(Ammoland.com)- The Bedford County Board of Supervisors is going to meet this Wednesday, November 13, at 7 PM.

As you might recall from a previous VA-ALERT item, the Bedford County Board of Supervisors want the law changed so that schools can arm teachers if the schools wish to do so and if the individual teachers want to participate.   Continue reading “Let’s Support Bedford County, VA’s Plan To Arm Teachers This Wednesday”

The Organic Prepper

All it takes is reading the headlines for a few days with the slightest sense of awareness to realize that this country is in trouble.  With crises ranging from our crumbling economy, an encroaching police state, the devolution of civilization, possible grid-down scenarios and cyber attacks, and the risk of natural disasters, a one year preparedness pantry is no longer just something that Mormons and those crazy preppers do.  It is a logical answer to the threats that we face every day, and as prices escalate, the time to get it together is NOW.   Continue reading “The Pantry Primer: A Review”

New York Times – by MANNY FERNANDEZ

HOUSTON — A small meeting of a group seeking tougher gun laws was interrupted Saturday at a suburban Dallas restaurant when the woman who helped organize it saw something outside that startled her: at least two dozen men and women in the parking lot with shotguns, hunting rifles, AR-15s and AK-47s.

The scene unfolded near AT&T Stadium in the suburb of Arlington about 30 minutes after three women associated with the local chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America met inside the Blue Mesa Grill.   Continue reading “A Face-Off Outside Dallas in the Escalating Battle Over Texas’ Gun Culture”

Breitbart- by DR. SUSAN BERRY

Though President Obama said he was “sorry” that more than 4.2 million Americans have had their health insurance policies cancelled due to his signature health law, that did not stop him from instituting additional regulations and mandates for services in ObamaCare, this time for mental health and substance abuse.

On Friday, the Obama administration announced new rules that place mental health and substance abuse services on par with medical and surgical benefits.   Continue reading “New ObamaCare Mental Health Regs Tied to Gun Control”

Emergency Preparedness Tips – by jeremym 

Salt has a lot of surprising uses in a survival scenario. The most common uses of salt are as food flavoring, for food preserving and baking. But here’s 35 more reasons to store salt – and lots of it!

1. Rust remover. Make paste out of 2 tablespoons lemon juice and 6 tablespoons of salt, apply to rusted area with cloth. Rub thoroughly then rinse and dry.   Continue reading “The 35 Reasons You Should Store Salt”

Natural News – by Carolanne Wright

As more information comes to light about fluoride poisoning across the country, connections between the chemical and weight gain are garnering attention. A known suppressor of the thyroid gland, fluoride is a major player in the rampant increase of obesity. But the toxicity of fluoride is subtle and can also manifest as creeping additional weight that is nearly impossible to shed. One aspect is certain: If we desire a slim and healthy body, getting a handle on fluoride exposure is crucial.   Continue reading “The fattening of America – Is water fluoridation to blame?”

New York Times – by Ron Nixon

WASHINGTON — The federal government paid $11.3 million in taxpayer-funded farm subsidies from 1995 to 2012 to 50 billionaires or businesses in which they have some form of ownership, according to a report released Thursday by the Environmental Working Group, a Washington-based research organization.

The billionaires who received the subsidies or owned companies that did include the Microsoft co-founder Paul G. Allen; the investment titan Charles Schwab; and S. Truett Cathy, owner of Chick-fil-A. The billionaires who got the subsidies have a collective net worth of $316 billion, according to Forbes magazine.   Continue reading “Billionaires Received U.S. Farm Subsidies, Report Finds”

This info opened my eyes 20 some years ago.

UBUNTU

The Unlawful Deception

Our entire legal system is underpinned by Maritime or Admiralty Law, that very few people are even aware of and is guarded by the highest levels of our legal system. It is a great trick of deception that has been played on most of humanity, keeping us entangled in a web of confusion about who we really are and our rights as living breathing human beings, while we are literally treated as numbers by our so-called authorities.    Continue reading “Laws and Words that Enslave Us – Part 1”

MassPrivateI

Seattle, WA – In February, the Seattle Police Department announced it bought what’s called a “mesh network,” that will be used as a dedicated wireless network for emergency responders. What SPD did not say is that the network is capable of tracking anyone with a device that has a Wi-Fi connection.

“They now own a piece of equipment that has tracking capabilities so we think that they should be going to City Council and presenting a protocol for the whole network that says they won’t be using it for surveillance purposes,” said Jamela Debelak of the American Civil Liberties Union.   Continue reading “DHS sponsored ‘Mesh Network’ allows police to track (spy) on any with a device that has a Wi-Fi connection”

MassPrivateI

On a residential street in San Diego County, Calif., Chula Vista police had just arrested a young woman, still in her pajamas, for possession of narcotics. Before taking her away, Officer Rob Halverson paused in the front yard, held a Samsung Galaxy tablet up to the woman’s face and snapped a photo.

Halverson fiddled with the tablet with his index finger a few times, and – without needing to ask the woman’s name or check her identification – her mug shot from a previous arrest, address, criminal history and other personal information appeared on the screen.   Continue reading “Police have begun using the ‘Tactical Identification System’ a new mobile facial recognition program”