From the Trenches World Report

International Middle East Media Center

A Palestinian worker working for an Israeli contractor, without work permit, was seriously injured at a renovation site in Tel Aviv, and instead for calling for professional medical help, the Israeli contractor dragged him onto the ground and left him to die on the sidewalk.

Israeli daily, Haaretz, has reported that the Palestinian man, identified as Ehsan Abu Srour, 54, from the Askar refugee camp, in the northern West Bank city of Nablus, suffered serious injuries and was abandoned by the contractor, who did not even try to resuscitate him or call for help.   Continue reading “Israeli Contractor Leaves Injured Palestinian Worker to die”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Let’s see here: the party attacking the embassy of Assad-supporting Russia in Damascus is a) the Syrian government or b) the local Al Qaeda-funded Islamist fanatics and Qatari mercenaries, aka “rebels”? Surely a YouTube clip will promptly emerge, confirming it was a).

From AFP:   Continue reading “Mortar Shell Hits Russian Embassy In Damascus, Three Diplomats Wounded”

Information Clearinghouse- by Gary Leupp

1. Which of the following is the most accurate statement?

1. chemical weapons were first used during the First World War

2. chemical weapons were invented and first used in the 19^th century  Continue reading “Chemical Weapons: A Quiz”

World Events and the Bible

(FrontPage Mag) – The media is spinning Ahmad Tomeh’s selection (he ran unopposed) as Prime Minister. He’s being described as a dentist, a humble man and a moderate consensus figure. When his Islamism is mentioned, it’s only to describe him as one of those nice friendly “moderate” Islamists.

The stories concentrate on his signing of the Damascus Declaration, without mentioning that the Declaration was an act of collaboration between the Brotherhood and democracy activists.   Continue reading “Syrian Opposition Elects Muslim Brotherhood Prime Minister”

Video Rebel’s Blog

You need to make it impossible for the politicians and the chattering class to turn around without being told they are lying. This is about the only means left available to us to stop them from causing another Depression, stealing all of our money, getting us killed in a war and  destroying the earth.

Politicians need our consent to do anything. We live at a time when politicians and the media whores can quite literally send us all off a cliff to our destruction. Elections mean nothing because the media frames the debates and the politicians count the votes. Besides we cannot wait to do something until the next election. We need to do something today and every day until we are free.  Continue reading “Politicians Are Lying. But You Need To Tell Them You Know They Are Lying.”

WND – by Larry Klayman

Last Wednesday, the great usurper, Barack Hussein Obama, after having been  indicted by an Ocala, Fla.,citizens’ grand jury, was convicted by a people’s  court of defrauding the American people and Floridians by proffering them with a  fake birth certificate. See CitizensGrandJury.com.

As readers of this column and WND know too well, Obama is not a natural-born  citizen eligible to be president of the United States, as he was not born in  this country to two American citizen parents. However, to justify his fraud and  his elections to the highest office in the land, and after years of inquiry, in  2011 the Obama White House posted on its website a birth certificate purporting  to show him having been born in Hawaii. The problem is, however, according to  forensic experts, the birth certificate is altered and forged.  Continue reading “Obama’s reckoning is here”

CNN  – by Moni Basu

Every day, 22 veterans take their own lives. That’s a suicide every 65 minutes. As shocking as the number is, it may actually be higher.

The figure, released by the Department of Veterans Affairs in February, is based on the agency’s own data and numbers reported by 21 states from 1999 through 2011. Those states represent about 40% of the U.S. population. The other states, including the two largest (California and Texas) and the fifth-largest (Illinois), did not make data available.  Continue reading “Why suicide rate among veterans may be more than 22 a day”

Take Part – by Andri Antoniades

If any state in the union best represents the dangers of invasive species, it’s Florida. The Sunshine State is home to what’s been a raging Burmese python invasion for some decades. And its Cuban tree frog problem isn’t doing the ecosystem any favors either.

But the state has a new issue: invasive Rhesus monkeys—with herpes.  Continue reading “Herpes-Infected Monkeys Invade Florida”

Waking Times – by Natasha Longo

“USDA Organic” is simply a marketing term those who take government ethics at face value. The goal has always been to increase agricultural sales, not promote organic farming. The public seems to confide in this label through sheer ignorance. The National Organic Program (NOP) which governs the “USDA Organic” label has no interest in organic farming, improving soil, quality of the produce, or factors that pollute the environment. In another blow to their organics program that will further downgrade consumer confidence, the USDA announced this week that the agency has changed the process for exempting otherwise prohibited substances (such as synthetics) in food that carries the “organic or “made with organic” label. This decision makes it easier to continue use of artificial ingredients and substances, undermining integrity of the organic label.   Continue reading “Why You Can No Longer Trust The USDA Organic Label”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Sadly, it appears the Syria debacle is escalating once again. As The Telegraph reports, the current plan says that President Bashar al-Assad’s regime will hand over a list of its chemical weapons and facilities by Saturday, and that all will be destroyed by mid-2014. However, a defiant President Assad said in an interview on Wednesday that the task would take at least a year and cost a billion dollars.    Continue reading “Syria Sends “Inadequate” Chemical Weapons Report; US-Russia Plan Indefinitely Postponed”

Steve Quayle Alerts

My fiancé and I are getting married tomorrow (she is in the US Air Force). We were out getting some last minute items for the wedding. When we pulled up to our house, my fiancés boss and Staff Sgt were at our door to notify her that their unit is going on STANDBY on Monday Sept 23rd. When she asked her Sgt why, he said “because shit’s going down in Syria.”   Continue reading “Multiple Call-Ups for Syria”

Bloomberg – by Linda Sandler

LinkedIn Corp. (LNKD), owner of the world’s most popular professional-networking website, was sued by customers who claim the company appropriated their identities for marketing purposes by hacking into their external e-mail accounts and downloading contacts’ addresses.

The customers, who aim to lead a group suit against LinkedIn, asked a federal judge in San Jose, California, to bar the company from repeating the alleged violations and to force it to return any revenue stemming from its use of their identities to promote the site to non-members, according to a court filing.  Continue reading “LinkedIn Customers Allege Company Hacked E-Mail Addresses”

WRNO 99.5 Rush Radio

Now that Starbucks has urged its customers to leave their guns at home, the founder of the organization Defend Louisiana, State Rep. Jeff Thompson is suggesting that conservatives take their business to coffee shops that are “friendly to gun owners and respect the Second Amendment.”

“The home of the most expensive cup of coffee is apparently now the home of the most dangerous as well,” Thompson wrote in a posting on the Defend Louisiana website.  Continue reading “Founder of Defend Louisiana Will Boycott Starbucks”

The Dissenter – by Steve Horn

Just a few days after a video first posted on “The Dissenter” went viral – depicting a demobilized student sitting face-down on the ground being punched in the kidney by a plain-clothed New York Police Department (NYPD) officer — City University of New York (CUNY)’s faculty and staff union voted “yes” unanimously on a resolution condemning both the six arrests and accompanying police repression.  Continue reading “CUNY Union Condemns Police Repression at Petraeus Protests, CUNY Responds”