From the Trenches World Report

Reuters – by David Lawder

Congress, staff, to keep federal health premium payments

WASHINGTON, Aug 7 (Reuters) – Congress has won some partial relief for lawmakers and their staffs from the “Obamacare” health reforms that it passed and subjected itself to three years ago.   Continue reading “U.S. Congress wins relief on Obamacare health plan subsidies”

Raw Story – by Agence France-Presse

Scientists proposed developing a more potent strain of the deadly H7N9 bird flu on Wednesday to examine how mutant forms might spread among humans, a topic that has stoked global alarm in the past.

The announcement came a day after Chinese scientists reported the first likely case of person-to-person transmission of the H7N9 virus, which has killed 43 of the 134 people infected since March according to official figures.   Continue reading “Researchers propose new experiments on mutant bird flu”

Ben Swann – by Michael Lotfi

According to TechNewsDaily.com, last week Google implemented a new update to its Chrome browser. The update has a new feature called WebRTC (real time communication). This new standardized feature allows for websites and applications to use your system’s camera and microphone.

If you think your privacy is safe with Google- think again. According to Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., who is co-chairman of the Congressional Privacy Caucus, “The new Google privacy policy is: You have no privacy.” Combine this with Google recently handing over more than 11,000 individuals’ personal information to the government, and you can probably see how this new standard feature could become a go to tool for those seeking to see and hear you without you knowing.   Continue reading “Google Update Turns Phone Into Possible Tool for Others to Spy on You”

2012: What’s the Real Truth

The reason I got to know many professional killers first hand was because I have worked for a long time as a financial journalist. It does not take long reporting in that field before you understand finance is intimately connected with high level organized crime. As a result, in order to provide readers with the truth, it becomes necessary to cultivate sources within organized crime syndicates. As a general rule gangsters do not talk to reporters so, it took a while to assure them I was just a chronicler and not a cop and that I would not write anything that would personally incriminate my sources.   Continue reading “Ben Fulford: Real life assassins and their role”

America, meet your new physician, Doctor Bend Over!

CNN Money – by Tami Luhby

Get ready to shell out more money for individual health insurance under Obamacare … in some states, that is.

While many residents in New York and California may see sizable decreases in their premiums, Americans in many places could face significant increases if they buy insurance through state-based exchanges next year.   Continue reading “Where Obamacare Premiums Will Soar”

Examiner – by DARREN POPE

Overpasses for Obama’s Impeachment, a grassroots movement founded by James Neighbors of Oklahoma in mid-June, held a nationwide protest Tuesday, which the group called the ‘Patriot Wave’, to raise awareness and force action on the myriad of scandals plaguing the Obama administration.

The Overpasses group began with a single individual, Neighbors, but now boasts more than 30,000 members nationwide. After yesterday’s rallies group organizers expect to see membership grow significantly.   Continue reading “Overpasses for Obama’s Impeachment group holds nationwide ‘Patriot Wave’ protest”

Conservative Report – by Chip Jones

Confidential sources close to Conservative Report have confirmed that Valerie Jarrett was the key decision-maker for the administration, the night of the Benghazi terrorist attack on 9/11/2012.

The chronology of the evening of 9/11 are as follows:   Continue reading “Benghazi Bombshell: Valerie Jarrett, Commander in Chief”

RT News

A software developer has discovered a critical security flaw in the highly popular Google Chrome browser that could put the privacy of potentially millions of users at risk.

Chrome is among the most widely used browsers on the Web, but security researchers are now warning that it’s far from safe. Developer Elliot Kember from New Zealand discovered that anyone with physical access to a computer running Chrome can see any password stored in the browser without having to bypass a single security barrier.  Continue reading “Google Chrome security flaw allows access to users’ passwords”

RT News

The rate at which contaminated water has been pouring into the Pacific Ocean from the disabled Fukushima nuclear plant is worse than thought before, an Industry Ministry official said as PM Shinzo Abe pledged to step up efforts to halt the crisis.

“We think that the volume of water is about 300 tons a day,” said Yushi Yoneyama, an official with the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, which regulates Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO).    Continue reading “Fukushima leaking radioactive water for ‘2 years, 300 tons flowing into Pacific daily’”

Mail.com

LOS ANGELES (AP) — In a rare diplomatic rebuke, President Barack Obama on Wednesday canceled his Moscow summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The decision reflected both U.S. anger over Russia’s harboring of National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden and growing frustration within the Obama administration over what it sees as Moscow’s stubbornness on other key issues, including missile defense and human rights.   Continue reading “In rebuke, Obama cancels Moscow summit with Putin”

Information Liberation – by Tim Cushing

There are rules for the common people and rules for their “leaders,” and only in rare cases do the same rules cover both. Chris Morran at the Consumerist points out how politicians (yet again) are being allowed to ignore the same laws that affect their constituents. Colorado legislators are immune from speeding tickets and parking tickets thanks to the special plates issued to lawmakers — ones that aren’t included in the DMV database.   Continue reading “Lawmakers Issued License Plates That Make Them ‘Invisible’ To Traffic Cams And Parking Tickets”

diggerfortruth

A psychological evaluation to test your attitude towards Jewish people:

1. Pick a number between 1-9

2. Multiply by 3

3. Add 3 to that number

4. Multiply again by 3   Continue reading “Are you an anti-Semite?”

Truth Dig -by Robert Scheer

August 6 marks 68 years since the United States committed what is arguably the single gravest act of terrorism that the world has ever known. Terrorism means the deliberate targeting of innocent civilians, and targeted they were, with the cutely named “Little Boy” atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima at a location and time of day when, as the Strategic Bombing Survey commissioned by President Harry Truman conceded, “nearly all the school children … were at work in the open,” a perfect opportunity for mass incineration.   Continue reading “A Statement of Peace, or an Epitaph”

The Last Resistance – by Frank Camp

As society progresses, we lose small pieces of what made us human. We replace these little pieces with dangerous facsimiles of what originally filled us. Above all else, we lose our sense of moral integrity. What comes with a loss of moral integrity is an animus toward others who still hold values which many have left behind. We reach a certain point—which I fear we are quickly approaching—when that animus evolves into hostility, and that hostility into tyranny. Once we have reached tyranny, we cannot go back; we are trapped behind a glass wall, only able to see in our minds what once was possible, and who we once were. We are no longer humans, but animals, fighting for territory and scraps of food.   Continue reading “Military Chaplain’s Assistant Threatened By Superior Over Her Expression Of Christian Beliefs”