From the Trenches World Report

Courthouse News – by DAN MCCUE

Sheriff’s deputies must face claims related to their shooting of a man who heard possible intruders outside his home and stepped out with a gun to investigate, the 4th Circuit ruled.

The decision notes that George Cooper Sr. had been at the mobile home of his cousin, Paul Herring, on May 2, 2007, in rural Leland, N.C., after they spent the better part of the day repairing the floor of a nearby relative’s home.   Continue reading “Cops Who Shot Gun Owner Denied Immunity”

American Freedom by Barbara

Participating in a gun buy back program because you think that criminals have too many guns, is like having yourself castrated because you think your neighbors have too many kids.   Continue reading “Never Heard Gun Buy Back Put Better”

New York Post -by Rich Calder

A jealous Bronx NYPD detective expects to remain on the job after copping a plea on Friday to shelling out more than $4,000 to hack into department email accounts, so he could check whether one of his fellow officers was sleeping with his baby mama.

Edwin Vargas, 42, told Manhattan federal Judge Kevin Castel that from April 2010 to May 2012 he paid a Los Angeles company specializing in email hacking to supply him with personal log-in credentials – such as passwords and user names — to help spy on his ex-lover.   Continue reading “Jealous cop admits to hacking NYPD to spy on ex”

CNN – by Karl Penhaul. Elise Labott and Greg Botelho

Geneva, Switzerland (CNN) — Three days of intensive talks about Iran’s nuclear program concluded early Sunday without an agreement, though key players insisted they believed the process is moving in the right direction.

“A lot of concrete progress has been achieved, but some differences remain,” European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton told reporters in Geneva, Switzerland.   Continue reading “No deal on Iran’s nuclear program, despite ‘concrete progress’”

AlterNet – by Martin A. Lee

For many years, the federal government has subsidized studies designed to prove the negative effects of marijuana, while blocking inquiry into its potential benefits. Ironically, the government’s steadfast search for harm has yielded remarkable scientific insights that explain why cannabis is such a versatile remedy and why it is the most sought-after illicit substance on the planet.

Cannabis and the unique chemical compounds produced by the plant, called cannabinoids, have been at the center of one of the most exciting—and underreported—developments in modern science. Research on marijuana’s effects led directly to the discovery of a molecular signaling system in the human brain and body, the endocannabinoid system, which plays a crucial role in regulating a broad range of physiological processes: hunger, sleep, inflammation, stress, blood pressure, body temperature, glucose metabolism, bone density, intestinal fortitude, reproductive fertility, circadian rhythms, mood and much more.   Continue reading “Marijuana Miracle: 5 Exciting New Discoveries About Pot”

Kineda

Jian Feng sued his wife for giving birth to what he called an “incredibly ugly” girl.

“I married my wife out of love, but as soon as we had our first daughter, we began having marital issues,” he told the Irish Times. “Our daughter was incredibly ugly, to the point where it horrified me.”   Continue reading “Man Successfully Sues Wife Over Ugly Children and Judge Orders Wife to Pay $120,000”

This is local to my area.

A little back ground on this one. This girl was kidnapped at a daycare while picking up her child. Someone saved the child in the parking lot, but the girl was still taken. cops could not find her, even with their stupid drones, dogs and search teams, so the family went into action. The family member that found them killed the kidnapper and no charges will be filed. But you can bet that the DA is trying to figure out a way to bring charges. If he does the jury here will not convict, I guarantee it.   Continue reading “Deputies: Scott Thomas Likely Died from a Gunshot Wound from Arceneaux’s Relative”

Intifada – by James Petras

Introduction

Israel has committed repeated acts of war against countries that opposed its Zionist policies of colonization and annexation of Palestinian territory in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.  Israeli leaders have secured arms and diplomatic support for their attacks through their Zionist proxies in the United States Congress and the Executive Branch.   Continue reading “Israeli Bombers: Al Qaeda’s Air Force”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

In the wee hours of the morning on September 13th, Air Force Sgt. Matt Pinkerton and his wife were entertaining guests at their home when an acquaintance of Mrs. Pinkerton’s came knocking.

It was 2 AM. After being told to leave by Matt Pinkerton, who closed the door, Kendall Green decided that he’d kick it in and force his way into the home.   Continue reading “Shoot First or Call 9-1-1: What Would You Do If Someone Kicked In Your Door?”

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