From the Trenches World Report

The Hill – by Pete Kasperowicz

The House late Wednesday voted to stop the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from entering into new contracts to buy millions of rounds of ammunition until DHS reports to Congress on the need for the ammo, and its cost.

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) proposed an amendment to the DHS spending bill for 2014 that would require the report to Congress before it can pursue plans to buy 1.1 billion rounds of ammunition. Meadows said the speed bump is a necessary reaction to news of the huge purchase, which alarmed many Americans and prompted conservative groups to suspect that the government was stocking up on the rounds to fight citizens.   Continue reading “House votes to delay bulk ammunition purchase by DHS”

Stop the Drug War – by Phillip Smith

It’s judges gone wild! Plus sticky-fingered narcs, lying narcs, crooked deputies, and more! Let’s get to it:

In Philadelphia, a Philadelphia police officer was arrested May 23for stealing drugs and money from a suspected drug dealer. Officer Jeffrey Walker was arrested after an FBI sting operation in which agents recorded him bragging about how easy it was to rip off drug dealers. Walker and a federal informant concocted a scheme to plant cocaine in a suspect’s car, then rob him. Walker did just that, arresting the suspect, then entering his home and stealing $15,000. He was arrested with the cash in hand. At last report, Walker was still in federal custody.   Continue reading “This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories”

Mr. Conservative – by Kristin Tate

In New Mexico, a 26-year-old man has been charged for stabbing both of his parents — but it doesn’t end there.

The man then stuffed his stabbed mom and dad into the trunk of a car, and threw his mother off of a bridge.   Continue reading “Man Threw His Mom Off Bridge Because He Thought She Was A Clone”

Press TV

An Iranian envoy says Tehran will drop its lawsuit with the International Court of Arbitration in Geneva against Russia if Moscow honors its contract in delivering S-300 air defense systems to Iran.

If Iran sees that Russia has changed its position on the delivery of S-300 missile systems, the Islamic Republic will also “change its conduct,” Iran’s Ambassador to Moscow Mahmoud-Reza Sajjadi told Interfax News Agency.    Continue reading “Iran to drop lawsuit if Russia delivers S-300 systems: Iranian envoy”

ABC News – by SUSAN HAIGH, Associated Press

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signed legislation into law Wednesday that prevents the public release of crime scene photos and video evidence from the Connecticut school shootings that took the lives of 20 first graders and six school employees.

The new law, a result of efforts to balance private and public interests, creates an exemption to the state’s Freedom of Information Act and applies to homicides in Connecticut.   Continue reading “Conn. Gov. Signs Bill Restricting Newtown Photos”

Before It’s News – by Zen Gardner

Meet WiSee, developed at the Universityof Washington.  A new technology that works with your home’s wifi to sense where you are and read your hand and body gestures.  It needs no infrastructure, wires or cameras.  It goes through walls and objects to find you.  Using only hand and body movements you can use it to turn appliances and electronics on and off, adjust the temperature, etc.  Couple this new technology with current NSA technologies and we have the “perfect storm” of complete surveillance capabilites.  You cannot hide from WiSee.   Continue reading “WiSee, The Perfect Surveillance Technology, Coming Soon”

The Vigilant Citizen

In the second part of this two part series, we’ll look at the end of Marilyn Monroe’s career and the circumstances around her death – all of which were typical for a victim of mind control. We will also examine her legacy in the shady MK Ultra underworld and how she became a symbol for Monarch Programming in Hollywood.   Continue reading “The Hidden Life of Marilyn Monroe, the Original Hollywood Mind Control Slave (Part-II)”

Canada Free Press – by Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh

As a legal immigrant, I came to America because it was “the shining city on the hill” where everything was possible if you were willing to work hard because everyone had the freedom and equal opportunity to succeed.

I came to America because I wanted a better life for myself and my children. I did not want to toil day and night under the watchful eye of the totalitarian government who decided how much our labor was worth and how much we were allowed to eat, where to travel, or live.I came to America because I wanted to pursue higher education, something that was very limited under communism as the children of the communist party elite had first choice at any college no matter how bad their grades were. I did not want to wait until I was 60 years old and had the approval of the communist party to pursue a doctoral degree.   Continue reading “Fleeing Communism only to find it in America”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

Our friendly corporate giant has lost 10% of its stock value over the last couple days. We believe it has something to do with the  recent news and massive amounts of information proving that GMOs and GE food do not grow larger volumes or make the farmers more money.   Continue reading “Monsanto Stocks Have Fallen 10% In Last 2 Weeks”

Daily Mail – by VICTORIA WOOLLASTON

A computer virus that steals bank details and empties money from accounts has been found on Facebook by security experts.

Trend Micro discovered the malicious links were being posted by fake Facebook profiles on popular brand pages, such as the U.S. National Football League.

The links are believed to be controlled by the Russian Business Network – an online criminal gang accused of stealing internet users’ identities and private information.    Continue reading “Computer virus found on Facebook steals bank details and money from accounts when users click on links”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

As we’ve covered here at Freedom Outpost before, the Federal government has been given absolutely no constitutional authority to restrict or regulate arms in any capacity. They have tyrannically taken it upon themselves to do so. However, under the Obama administration, they have been going into gun dealers in states that border Mexico and obtaining information on individuals that purchase certain weapons with certain features within a matter of days, which seems to be clear violation of the Fourth Amendment as well as, the Second Amendment. A case developed as a result and a Federal Court gave the Obama administration the thumbs up to continue their trampling of the United States Constitution.   Continue reading “Federal Judge: ATF Can Collect Gun Purchase Records Even When No Crime Has Been Committed”

Bob Owens

I mentioned several weeks ago that I was sure Cape Fear Arsenal got commitments from institutional buyers (government agencies) as part of the funding process, to show their investors they have solid commitments, and that they will indeed sell as much ammo as they can to John Q. Public.

I can now confirm that they are going to make ammo for you… lots of it, and soon.   Continue reading “Cape Fear Arsenal to produce 24M rounds of .223, starting in August”

Huffington Post – by Paul Blumenthal

WASHINGTON — New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Wednesdayimposed new regulations to close major disclosure loopholes for money spent on New York state elections.

The new regulations require disclosure of donors by any group that spends money on communications that call for the victory or defeat of a candidate or a referendum, and by any group that names a candidate, referendum or political party in its communications within 45 days of a primary election and 90 days of a general election.   Continue reading “Eric Schneiderman, New York Attorney General, Imposes ‘Dark Money’ Disclosure Rules”

Natural News – by Jonathan Benson

There is a war being waged against real food – no, not the heavily-processed, chemical-laden garbage that fills the aisles of most major supermarkets today, but actual wholesome food grown on clean, family-scale farms across the U.S. And the upcoming documentary Let Them Eat Grass will expose the aggressors in this widespread fight, as well as urge people like us to fight back and defend our constitutional right to choose healthy food.   Continue reading “‘Let Them Eat Grass’ documentary to expose massive government tyranny against small-scale farmers producing real food”

The New American – by Dave Bohon

The Louisiana State Legislature has given its final approval to a bill that affirms the right of students to hold prayer meetings in the state’s public schools. On June 1 the state Senate voted unanimously in favor of House Bill 724, which was previously approved by the state Assembly. Introduced in the Senate by Democrat Katrina Jackson, the bill confirms that students of any faith background can receive permission from school officials to use classrooms, assembly halls, or other available space for prayer or reflection. Additionally, noted theShreveport Times, “a teacher or school administrator, parent or someone from the community may be invited to participate or supervise.”   Continue reading “Louisiana Legislature Passes Bill Promoting Student-led Prayer in Schools”

National Journal – by Brian Fung

Whether bloggers count as journalists has mostly been a matter of esoterics for reporter types. But as Congress weighs a media shield law in response to the Associated Press/Justice Department subpoena scandal, the question is gaining an urgency that lawmakers are finding hard to ignore as they turn to writing the bill.   Continue reading “Lindsey Graham Isn’t Sure If Bloggers Deserve ‘First Amendment Protection’”