From the Trenches World Report

Examiner – by Patricia Campion

“As you are well aware,” wrote Retired U.S. Navy Senior Chief Geoff Ross — in a message posted by Fred Brownbill on Save America Foundation Sunday — the federal government “has illegally and unconstitutionally closed state fishing and navigational waters within the 12 mile boundary of state waters.”

When logging onto the U.S. Department of Interior website, visitors are greeted with this message, posted Oct. 1 by the National Park Service:   Continue reading “Mutiny: Retired Navy captain plans blockade to protest closure of Florida waters”

Henry Makow

A pervasive system diverts us from the truth and places us in a cultural limbo where very little is real.

“The CIA actively promoted modern abstract art, an art disconnected from human identity and aspirations, an art any child or monkey could produce.”

“We have already contrived to possess the minds of the goy communities…[they are] looking through the spectacles we are setting astride their noses.” (Protocols of Zion, 12)   Continue reading “How the Illuminati Control Culture”

Oregon Live – by Lynn Terry

The U.S. Department of Agriculture warned the public on Monday about a salmonella outbreak traced to Foster Farms chicken.

The agency said nearly 280 illnesses in 18 states had been traced to raw poultry from three Foster Farms facilities in  California. The chicken was distributed mainly to stores in Oregon, Washington and California. The USDA said most of those sickened live in California.   Continue reading “USDA issues food safety alert for salmonella-tainted Foster Farms chicken”

AmmoLand

Albany, NY –-(Ammoland.com)- Students at SUNY Albany on October 15th 2013 at 10:00am will be hosting a large pro-Second Amendment Rally on Collins Circle with an anticipated attendance of over 500 activists.

The Young Americans for Liberty chapter is going to take the campus by storm as distinguished speakers such as Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin, Assemblyman Steve Katz along with many others will fill up Collins circle to stand for the Second Amendment, fight the SAFE Act and go against the anti-gun agenda of Governor Cuomo.   Continue reading “Student Activists Organize 2A Rally Featuring NY Assemblyman Mclaughlin, Stand Up For Your Rights”

AmmoLand – by Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- In 1994, when Arizona started its shall issue concealed carry weapon (CCW) program, there was considerable interest in how many and what types of homicides would be related to the new law.

I started teaching classes for the Arizona CCW permit when it went into effect, and I immediately noticed that my students were well above average in attitude, responsibility, and civility.   They always pitched in to assist in setting up where necessary, and their personal checks have always been good.   Continue reading “Police Officers One Third More Likely to Murder Than Concealed Carry Permit Holders”

The Independent

China, the biggest foreign creditor of the United States, has waded into the American budget crisis, warning Congress that it must resolve the political impasse over the debt ceiling without further delay.

Latino Daily News

Hispanic leaders and activists hailed the importance for the immigrant community of the half-dozen measures benefiting them that California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed into law.

Several of the measures had been rejected a year ago, but now were passed thanks to the efforts and cooperation of immigrant organizations with lawmakers to overcome the governor’s objections.   Continue reading “California’s Historic Legislation Benefiting Immigrant Community Welcomed by Many”

The Washington Free Beacon

Demonstrators involved with Anonymous, a loose collective of online “hacktivists,” will gather on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. on Nov. 5 to march for a vast, nearly innumerable number of causes and issues.

Flyers began appearing around downtown D.C. over the weekend advertising the “Million Mask March,” which will take place on Guy Fawkes Day.   Continue reading “Anonymous to March on DC on Guy Fawkes Day”

Fukushima Diary

Tepco released the photos of the broken parts of the damaged stack on 10/7/2013. The image quality is low for some reason, but we can clearly see the parts completely cut off.

According to Tepco, the stack has 5 parts broken, and they are all concentrated at 66m height from the ground. The reason is not verified.   Continue reading “Fukushima: Bracing parts are completely cut off on the damaged stack”

The Conservative Treehouse – by Sundance

Several years ago patriots around the U.S. were disheartened by the overwhelming advancement of radical leftists. Then, as now, we maintained a common belief that Morale was key to defeating the ridiculous shift toward their “New America”. It is with this in mind a simple strategy can be effective at pushing back against an oppressive regime.

Via our Treeper Heroine YTZ4Me ( at StopShouting) Part of the charade employed by the existing Regime is to continue to make people believe they are alone in their dissent and/or dissatisfaction with the ruling class. They need to isolate you and make you feel YOU are the outlier. A recent example is the derision lobbed at those who questioned Obama’s spending and fiscal policies.   Continue reading “Become Part Of The “Rebel Alliance”…. The Post-It Note Campaign”

Military SF

Two men make up a battleteam and they will never be far from each other. This is very important on a battlefield. First is the morale factor. A person is much more likely to panic if he is alone. He will feel cut off, in extreme danger and about to die. If someone else is nearby it provides a great deal of support because, if the individual is injured or lost, there is someone to help him or go for help. Other factors come into play also. If someone else is present the individual will attempt to mask his fear and in this way, more easily over come it. (This is one reason military forces do not readily acknowledge a soldier’s fear and encourage the ‘fearless’ attitude). Another factor is that in ‘tight’ units that the two (or more) are looking out for and relying on each other. When someone knows that someone else is doing their best to protect him from harm it has a very calming affect.     Continue reading “Tactics – The Battleteam”

Ben Swann Truth in Media – by Michael Lotfi

After watching the Patient Care Act (PCA), better known as Obamacare,  in action over the past couple years one thing is becoming clear. It’s not a law. Sure, Congress may have passed it as a law, and the president signed it as a law. However, when you review its implementation it doesn’t resemble a law at all.

We are a nation of laws, not of men. This meaning that the law applies equally to all. There are no exceptions for this group, or that group. Well, Obamacare does not work in such a manner. If Obamacare was a law then the idea of the IRS union seeking an exemption would have never come to bear fruit. The IRS union wasn’t alone in their request. If fact, three of the country’s largest labor unions wrote a joint letter to Harry Reid (D-NV) and Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) saying that the healthcare bill would be catastrophic and they wanted an exemption. To be fair, the administration rejected the unions’ request. However, the very idea that it was even on the table is strikingly parallel to how the IRS will deny or approve tax exempt status of organizations. How long until someone gets an exemption from the law? Turns out- not too long at all.   Continue reading “Obamacare is not a Law: It’s a New Three Letter Agency”

In an obscene development, a Monsanto executive is winning this year’s “Nobel Prize of agriculture” — the prestigious World Food Prize — for creating GMOs. Receiving it legitimizes the sort of rampant genetic modification Monsanto pioneered, and helps validate a ruthless business model that impoverishes farmers and monopolizes our food.   Continue reading “Do not sully the World Food Prize by giving it to Robert Fraley and Mary-Dell Chilton on World Food Day.”

Free Wood Post – by Sarah Wood

It seems former presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, has come out saying if he had been president there would’ve been no government shutdown. In fact, he would’ve offered to fund the government with his own cash.

Free Wood Post caught up with Mitt Romney at his New Hampshire estate:   Continue reading “Mitt Romney: “If I were president I would’ve funded the government with my offshore bank accounts””

The words of Thomas Paine, below, are intact….but for one word being updated.

These days in which we live, are so similar to his, we should act NO differently.

December 23 1776 / 2013

These are the times that try Men’s souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine Patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of this country; but he that stands it NOW, deserves the love and thanks of man and women. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly:    Continue reading “These Days In Which We Live”

US News – by Steve Nelson

Tractor-trailer drivers will intentionally clog the inner loop of the Washington, D.C., beltway beginning on the morning of Oct. 11, according to a coordinator of the upcoming “Truckers Ride for the Constitution” rally.

Organizers of the three-day ride want to call attention to a litany of trucker frustrations and express their disapproval of national political leaders.   Continue reading “‘Truckers for the Constitution’ Plan to Slow D.C. Beltway, Arrest Congressmen”