From the Trenches World Report

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The Obama administration is considering a quick ‘zero option’ withdrawal from Afghanistan after relations with the Karzai administration have degraded to a record low, the NYT reports. With no US troops left, Kabul would be left to face the Taliban alone.

Stern words between the American and Afghan presidents during a videoconference arranged to ease tensions between the countries could bring painful consequences.   Continue reading “Obama break up with Karzai? US considers total Afghanistan pullout”

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Former US congressman Ron Paul has announced the launch of a new media network this summer, adding that to a growing list of projects announced since his retirement, including an upcoming book on American education.

According to a video posted to Facebook last weekend, the imminent launch of The Ron Paul Channel is in response to the coordination between news outlets and government sources.   Continue reading “Ron Paul announces own media venture”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: We brought this story to your attention on June 13th 2013 in an article titled, “California Votes to Allow Boys to Shower with Girls in Public Schools” when the Assembly passed the measure. This bill has now passed the Senate as of July 3rd 2013. It will now go to the Governor’s desk for signing. This bill in fact allows boys and girls to shower together. Who will be supervising the showers? Use your mind folks, this is not right! You can read the bill near the bottom of this post.   Continue reading “AB 1266 California’s Transgender Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk After Passing the Senate, Allows Boys to Shower with Girls in Public Schools”

Python Challenge

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is launching the 2013 Python Challenge™ in collaboration with partners to enlist both the general public and python permit holders in a concentrated, month-long harvest of Burmese pythons in the Everglades.

The 2013 Python Challenge™ Kickoff on Saturday, Jan. 12 will include a 10 a.m. news conference announcing the competitive harvest of Burmese pythons. Both the General Competition and Python Permit Holders Competition will start that day at 1 p.m. The kickoff will be part of a public event held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the University of Florida Research and Education Center, 3205 College Avenue, Davie, FL 33314.   Continue reading “The Florida Python Challenge”

The Sleuth Journal – by Stephen Lendman

Washington and Israeli Lobby pressure bear full responsibility. At issue is blatant censorship. It’s suppressing truth and full disclosure.

It’s controlling the message. It’s preventing viewers from getting vital news, information and analysis. Press TV features it daily. It provides a vital service.   Continue reading “Controlling the Message: Targeting Press TV”

The Tea Party Tribune – by Rachel Alexander

A month ago, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) was considered by many to be the GOP front runner for president in 2016. Now, even if he secures the nomination, Republicans may very likely support him only half-heartedly like they did moderate Republican Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) in 2008, a sure recipe for losing the presidential election. Continue reading “The Sudden Decline of Marco Rubio”

Above Top Secret – by Dune Knight

Google translation:

Refueling in Cairo has never been this comfortable: go to the gas pump, open the hood, hose mount, take pitch and wait. For a long time taxi driver Ahmed hasn’t found so much pleasure in his work. Today, he could even choose the natural gas dispenser at his favorite gas station not far from Tahrir Square, smiling. And because no one is in the queue and honks, there is even time for a paint cleaning. Ahmed is waving a leather cloth and philosophizes excitedly about the “Second Revolution” and the “people’s coup”, as he calls the events of those days. He turns up the radio: “Oh you my beloved Egypt!” is blaring from the speakers.   Continue reading “Egypt after coup – Suddenly there is electricity and petrol again”

American Free Press – by Michael Collins Piper

It’s official. The American taxpayers will foot the bill for a $120M memorial to Dwight Eisenhower—a mass murderer with a trail of corruption and intrigue surrounding him that has been suppressed by the controlled-media in America, which fondly recalls the former president as an iconic war hero-turned grandfather figure.

In fact, “Ike’s” entire career was that of being an “available man” whose rise to power was made possible by behind-the-scenes forces that recognized him as a willing asset, eager to do their bidding.   Continue reading “Genocidal General Venerated with $120 Million Memorial”

American Free Press – by Michael Collins Piper

More disturbing evidence suggests Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is getting critical high-level support from the establishment elite who seem to favorably perceive Paul as distancing himself from his father, retired Representative Ron Paul (R-Texas).

On June 19 The Washington Post—a key voice for the powerful globalist Bilderberg group—featured a front-page story asking “Is Rand Paul going mainstream, or vice versa?”   Continue reading “Powerful Forces Promote Rand Paul”

IntelliHub – by Cassius Methyl

New studies show that psilocybin removes the trauma and fear from memories in the minds of mice, and even stimulates the growth of a significant amount of new brain cells.

Studies from The University of South Florida indicate that psilocin (or psilocybin, which metabolizes into psilocin), found in “shrooms”, triggers new brain cell growth, and erases frightening memories from mice. Mice trained to fear electric shock when hearing a noise associated with the shock, stopped reacting in fear to the noise when given a small dose of psilocybin, much more quickly, in contrast to mice given no psilocybin. “They simply lost their fear”, exclaimed the co-author of the study, Dr. Juan Sanchez-Ramos, a professor of movement disorders.   Continue reading “Psilocybin Mushrooms Promote Growth of New Brain Cells, Can Even Cure PTSD And Depression”

Mad Yet?

Games…

We all play them. Every culture has their own favorite types or games. Some people play video games, some people play sports like football, basketball, soccer or even wrestle. Others like games of mental prowess, like cards, or chess. I like puzzles. A puzzle is a mystery unlocked in front of your eyes. Dedication, perseverance and attention to detail combined with a whole lot of tenacity inevitably gets the job done.   Continue reading “The Puzzle of Tyranny”

Continue reading “Our Boys In Blue”

Mail.com

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A county coroner said Monday that he would not report for “at least two or three weeks” whether one of the two teenage girls who died in the Asiana Airlines crash was struck and killed by an emergency vehicle.

San Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault said that while autopsies of the two Chinese girls have been completed, he wants to review written information from the public safety agencies that responded to the crash and audio dispatch files before determining their causes of deaths.   Continue reading “Coroner delays release of crash victims’ autopsies”

Daily Finance – by Matt Brownell

The IRS’s bad year just keeps getting worse.

Already dealing with a scandal involving its higher scrutiny of political groups seeking nonprofit status, and the revelation that it claims the power to read taxpayers’ emails, the agency is now facing questions about how it wound up leaking the Social Security numbers of thousands of taxpayers.   Continue reading “IRS Screw-Up Leaks Thousands of Social Security Numbers”