From the Trenches World Report

The New American – by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.

The House and Senate Armed Services Committees havereached an agreement on the fiscal year 2014 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

As approved by the committees, the text of the latest iteration of the bill is derived from H.R. 1960, which passed the House on June 14 by a vote of 315-108 and S. 1197, a version passed by a Senate committee by a vote of 23-3, later that same day.   Continue reading “Congress Rushing to Approve 2014 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)”

Gawker

ABC News and The New York Times have known since 2007 that Robert Levinson, the ex-FBI agent who was kidnapped in Iran, was not, as the U.S. government and his family claimed, an independent businessman: He was working for the CIA. The Times’ report today discloses this timeline; ABC News’ report does not—but a source at the network confirmed to Gawker that ABC reporters discovered the CIA connection in 2007 as well. At the request of the government and Levinson’s family, however, both outlets repeatedly stated, without any caveats, that Levinson was on a “business trip” when he was captured. A review of their coverage indicates that ABC News did so at least 7 times, and the Times at least 3 times.   Continue reading “ABC, NYT Repeatedly Lied About CIA Operative Robert Levinson”

The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

President Obama’s hands may be clean. However, there are a multitude of people that have been close to this president who have not lived to talk about what they know about this administration. Are these coincidences, or are these deaths the result of Obama’s handlers? Without arrests and prosecutions, we can never be sure. However, the sheer numbers of the trail of bodies is staggering. In the interest of time and space, only a few of these will be represented.   Continue reading “The 93 Skeletons in Obama’s Closet”

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Crockett Lives

Reuters

Dec 13 (Reuters) – Nebraska has become the latest U.S. state to be hit by a deadly pig virus, bringing the total number of states affected to 20, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said this week.

The Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv) had never been reported in North America until May, when it was discovered in the United States.   Continue reading “U.S. states affected by deadly pig virus now at 20 – USDA”

Continue reading “Chemtrail Pentagram in the Sky, and a Freaky Beam with ‘Lightning’ in it”

Militia News

The treasonous acts by Obama start with him and his conspirers hijacking the political process by registering as Democrats when, in fact, they make up a combination of socialists, progressives, communists, Marxists, anarchists, and UN-American detractors. A prime example of this is how Obama originally campaigned with the “Democratic Progressive Party” (DPP) scattered all throughout America, although they are not legally recognized as a valid political party in America to enter campaigns which would gain them enough votes to be seated. Therefore, they deliberately schemed to hijack the Democratic Party. This was led previously in part by Rep. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) and others who believed the Democrats were too timid to put forth their agenda, in 1991, they formed the progressive caucus within the halls of the United States Congress and used that status as a means to lend false credibility to their cause and illegitimate platform.   Continue reading “Barack Hussein Obama Is A Traitor.”

NBC DFW

Fifth quake in December. 20 quakes were recorded in November

Another earthquake rattled North Texas on Thursday, bringing the total count to 25 quakes in the area in the last two months.

The recent earthquake hit near Pottsboro in Grayson County just before midnight Thursday.   Continue reading “2.6 Magnitude Quake Reported Near Pottsboro on Thursday”

New York Times – by Henry Fountain

OKLAHOMA CITY — Mary Catherine Sexton has been rattled enough.

This fall her neighborhood in the northeastern part of this city has been shaken by dozens of minor earthquakes. “We would just have little trembles all the time,” she said.

Even before a magnitude 4.5 quake on Saturday knocked objects off her walls and a stone from above her neighbor’s bay window, Ms. Sexton was on edge.   Continue reading “Experts Eye Oil and Gas Industry as Quakes Shake Oklahoma”

Huffington Post – by Michael Calderone

The New York Times is expected to publish a story Friday on Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent who went missing in Iran in 2007.

On Thursday night, The AP first revealed that Levinson was working for the CIA at the time of his disappearance, a detail the news organization held for three years at the government’s request while efforts were underway to find the missing American.   Continue reading “New York Times Held News Of Missing American’s CIA Ties”

KUOW

China has suspended imports of shellfish from the west coast of the United States — an unprecedented move that cuts off a $270 million Northwest industry from its biggest export market.

China said it decided to impose the ban after recent shipments of geoduck clams from Northwest waters were found by its own government inspectors to have high levels of arsenic and a toxin that causes paralytic shellfish poisoning.   Continue reading “China Imposes First-Ever West Coast Shellfish Ban”

SI Live – by Frank Donnelly

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — With winter fast approaching, a cop from Staten Island tried to make a few extra bucks by peddling some warm North Face jackets in his spare time.

But the merchandise Marc Florida was selling wasn’t the real McCoy, prosecutors allege.

Florida, 42, was arrested Thursday in Brooklyn, during a sting operation, for selling counterfeit goods, according to court papers and a law enforcement source.   Continue reading “Prosecutors: Cop from Staten Island sold bogus North Face jackets”

NY Daily News – by ROCCO PARASCANDOLA

A heartless thief posing as a cop has been preying on elderly women for more than two years, stealing their savings after convincing them he is investigating a banking case, police said Thursday.

Cops are hunting the scammer, who has targeted 23 women and one man, all between the ages of 77 and 98, since June 2011. He has stolen a total of $428,760 from the 18 seniors who fell for his con, including $102,000 from an 84-year-old Brooklyn woman in June.   Continue reading “NYPD bogus: Fake cop scams seniors out of more than $400,000”

New York Post – by Andy Soltis and Jamie Schram

The NYPD has announced its Super Bowl security plan for Times Square, which includes a slew of anti-terror measures — and extensive street closures.

The big game will be played in East Rutherford, NJ, on Feb. 2, but the center of entertainment will be a Manhattan theme park called Super Bowl Boulevard that will shut down Broadway from 33rd to 48th streets from midnight Jan. 26 until Feb. 1.   Continue reading “Super Bowl lockdown looming around Times Square”

Rense – by Gerald Celente

In 33 years of forecasting trends, the Trends Research Institute has never seen a new year that will witness severe economic hardship and social unrest on one hand, and deep philosophic enlightenment and personal enrichment on the other. A series of dynamic socioeconomic and transformative geopolitical trend points are aligning in 2014 to ring in the worst and best of times.

Ready or not, here they come.   Continue reading “Top Ten Trends 2014 – A Year of Extremes”

Yahoo News – by ROXANA HEGEMAN

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — An avionics technician from Kansas was arrested Friday as he planned to drive a vehicle full of explosives into a terminal at Wichita’s Mid-Continent Regional Airport, authorities said.

Terry Lee Loewen, 58, was charged with one count each of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, attempting to damage property and attempting to provide support to terrorist group al-Qaida. Authorities said he was trying to support “al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.”   Continue reading “Man arrested in car bomb plot at Kan. airport”

CNN Money – by Peter Elkind

FORTUNE — When Michael Bloomberg retires as New York’s mayor in January after 12 years in office, it’s unclear what exactly he’ll do (beyond claiming a desk back at Bloomberg LP, the financial data giant he founded). Whatever he does, he’s sure to keep making news.

You can count on him to keep fighting for new gun-control laws. He could well continue to push his public-health initiatives against sugary drinks and smoking. And he’s certain to make headline-grabbing charitable gifts: He’s worth an estimated $31 billion, and gave $350 million just in 2013 to Johns Hopkins (bringing his lifetime total giving to his alma mater over $1 billion).   Continue reading “Bloomberg News reaffirms ban on writing about Mike Bloomberg”