From the Trenches World Report

Public Intelligence

The following bulletins were released in February 2013 by the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) on a limited basis to “confirmed members of the cybersecurity community of practice, which may include critical infrastructure owners and operators, systems administrators, and information security practitioners.” Both versions of the bulletin were found to be available on a number of public websites associated with various professional associations and trade groups.   Continue reading “DHS-FBI Bulletins Identifying IP Addresses, Hostnames Associated With Malicious Cyber Activity Against the U.S. Government”

Daily Mail – by RACHEL REILLY

Brain scans can be used to identify children who may be potential psychopaths, new research has shown.

Scientists have found that certain areas of a psychopath’s brain showed a reduced activity in response to images of others in pain.

The regions affected are those known to play a role in empathy, the ability to relate to other people’s feelings.

Scientists say the patterns could act as a marker to single out children at a risk of becoming adult psychopaths.   Continue reading “Brain scans can identify psychopaths even in childhood because they have no empathy when seeing people in pain”

Citizen Lab – by Morgan Marquis-Boire,  Bill Marczak, Claudio Guarnieri & John Scott-Railton

Citizen Lab is pleased to announce the release of “For Their Eyes Only: The Commercialization of Digital Spying.”

Read the Report [PDF]

The report features new findings, as well as consolidating a year of our research on the commercial market for offensive computer network intrusion capabilities developed by Western companies.   Continue reading “For Their Eyes Only: The Commercialization of Digital Spying”

Jim Stone Freelance

Upon further reading, there is actually more than one dead General, one of them openly named, associated with this story.

A few days ago Pamela Rae Schuffert posted a warning, purportedly from a man in the military, who was running around defusing nuclear devices similar to Magna BSP’s OWL’s, in an effort to thwart a covert ground based nuclear attack which was due on May 5th or 6th and shown to be plausible in my article Nuclear Blackmail.   Continue reading “Should we take Pamela Rae Schuffert’s nuclear attack warning seriously?”

People’s Daily Online – by Wang Yanlin, Shanghai Daily

A “TUSSLE” to determine gold prices has connected two groups of people who could hardly be more different – Wall Street moguls and Chinese housewives, with the latter turning out to have the edge.

According to “Voice of China” radio program, one of this year’s most popular phrases may be “Chinese housewives” – as a major force which reportedly spent 100 billion yuan (US$16 billion) over the past two weeks purchasing 300 tons of gold and thus helping to sustain gold prices at US$1,468 an ounce.    Continue reading “Housewives’ gold rush keeps price from falling”

Clash Daily – by Skip Coryell

I was doing a radio interview this morning and the host asked me why the Department of Homeland Security needed 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition. The easy answer for me was, “They don’t.” Of course the follow-up question for him was, “Then why are they buying it?”

And that’s the billion-dollar question isn’t it. What is the federal government going to do with all that ammo? Why do they need it? Why are they buying it? It’s unprecedented. Are we on the cusp of physical domination by the United States Federal Government? And, if so, how will the American people react?   Continue reading “Will American Soldiers Fire on U.S. Citizens?”

Disclose TV

May 3, 2013 – Studies have found that upon entering an office, people behave more competitively when they see a sharp leather briefcase on the desk, they talk more softly when there is a picture of a library on the wall, and they keep their desk tidier when there is a vague scent of cleaning agent in the air. But none of them are consciously aware of the influence of their environment.   Continue reading “Think You’re Operating On Free Will? Think Again”

American Militia – by John Cassidy

Most scandals involving the cozy relationship between Wall Street and its regulators play out behind closed doors. Others happen in plain view, and this is one of the latter. In a Manhattan courtroom Thursday, a federal judge held a hearing on whether to approve a legal settlement in which Steven A. Cohen, one of the richest and most publicity-shy men in the country, appears to be buying off the U.S. government, which for years has been investigating wrongdoing in and around his hedge fund, SAC Capital Advisers.   Continue reading “Is Steven A. Cohen Buying off the U.S. Government?”

AmmoLand

ACCOKEEK, MD – Franchi’s Affinity Compact is a sleek, perfectly balanced semiautomatic shotgun that’s driven by the ultra-reliable Inertia Driven® system.

This is Franchi’s short-version of the popular Affinity, which integrates form and function to make it the perfect shotgun for young and small-statured shooters.   Continue reading “Franchi’s New 20-GA. Affinity Compact ShotGun – Available in Max-4”

Shark Tank – by JAVIER MANJARRES

U.S. Pentagon officials are confirming that at least two Israeli warplanes have bombed a warehouse inside Syria. The Pentagon believes that two planes, possibly F-15′s or F-16′s, carried out the strike.

This is the second strike by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) on Syrian soil, the first occurred when Israeli warplanes struck an truck convoy believed to be transporting Russian-made missiles near the Lebanese border.   Continue reading “Israeli Warplanes Strike Target Inside Syria”

Libertarian Republican – by Clifford F. Thies 

According to a recent poll conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University of New Jersey, 47 percent of Americans agree that an armed revolt will not be necessary to preserve our liberties.

52 percent give some credence to the proposition that an armed revolt may be necessary, either agreeing with the proposition, being “unsure” about it, or “neither agreeing nor disagreeing.” The remaining 1 percent refused to answer (perhaps because they didn’t want to be placed on a government watch list.    Continue reading “47% of Americans agree: armed revolt will not be necessary”

America’s Watchtower

Barack Obama was in Mexico today and he claimed that most of the guns that are used in crimes in Mexico come from the United States. My first thought when I heard that statement, which can be heard here, is where have I heard this before because it sounds very familiar. It did not take me long to remember: The year was 2009 and it was Hillary Clinton who stated that America’s “insatiable demand for illegal drugs” and our “inability to prevent weapons from being illegally smuggled across the border” was partially responsible for the gun violence in Mexico.   Continue reading “Barack Obama blames United States guns for the violence in Mexico”

The Best Years In Life – by Paul Fassa

 If you’ve never heard or seen this type of statement before, you have now and you’ve read it right. The cancer industry destroys or marginalizes safe and effective cures while promoting their patented, expensive, and toxic remedies that do more harm than good.

People who survive cancer from conventional cancer therapies don’t survive cancer, they survive the treatments. There’s an old saying from the early 20th Century, before the AMA and Big Pharma created their medical mafia: “With eclectic medicine (homeopathy, herbal, etc.), you die from the disease; with allopathic medicine, you die from the cure.”   Continue reading “The Cancer Industry Does Not Want a Cure”