From the Trenches World Report

Infoworld – by Grant Gross

The U.S. House of Representatives moved closer Wednesday toward the passage of the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), despite concerns that the cyber threat information-sharing bill will allow Web-based companies to share a wide amount of customer information with government agencies.

The House on Wednesday debated several amendments to the bill, some of them minor changes related to what groups government agencies can share cyber threat information with. The House, in a 227-192 vote Wednesday, rejected efforts by some Democrats to allow additional amendments to overhaul privacy protections in the bill.   Continue reading “US House moves toward passage of CISPA”

Common Dreams – by Norman Solomon

After the bombings that killed and maimed so horribly at the Boston Marathon, our country’s politics and mass media are awash in heartfelt compassion — and reflexive “doublethink,” which George Orwell described as willingness “to forget any fact that has become inconvenient.”

In sync with media outlets across the country, the New York Times put a chilling headline on Wednesday’s front page: “Boston Bombs Were Loaded to Maim, Officials Say.” The story reported that nails and ball bearings were stuffed into pressure cookers, “rigged to shoot sharp bits of shrapnel into anyone within reach of their blast.”   Continue reading “The Orwellian Warfare State of Carnage and Doublethink”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

In a surprise move, the CPUSA (Communist Party USA) has announced a lawsuit against the Democratic Party and its leadership for the alleged theft of intellectual property.

The plaintiffs claim that the entire so-called “new” Democratic agenda is, in fact, the product of a decades-long, painstaking campaign by CPUSA theorists, agitators, and underground subversive cells – which makes it the intellectual property of the Communist Party USA, protected by American copyright laws.  Continue reading “Communist Party Sues Democrats For Stealing Its Platform”

The Organic Prepper

The bombing at the finish line of the Boston Marathon was a shocking act of terror.  All over the world, people watched in horror as the bombs went off, as people staggered and fell, and in the aftermath, saw the gory bloodstained sidewalks and graphic photos of people missing limbs.

We don’t expect acts like this to occur in America.  Although this is a regular occurrence in places like Iraq, where 55 people died, the victims of bombings that very same day, it seems to people in the insulated Western World that it is far more appalling when it occurs on American soil.   Continue reading “Washington Perfects the Art of Illusion: Keep America Focused on Boston Bombing while they Strip us of Rights and Prepare for War”

Farm to Consumer

On Sunday, April 7, Colorado farmers Ethan and Renee Abbott were in their house with their two children, ages 7 and 4 months when law enforcement officers from Weld County showed up and eventually arrested Renee for an offense that had allegedly occurred several months earlier: “grazing animals in the municipal right of way.”   Continue reading “Colorado Authorities Arrest Nursing Mother”

The New Yorker – by ANDY BOROWITZ

BOSTON (The Borowitz Report)—Authorities who have spent the past forty-eight hours combing CNN in the hopes of finding any information whatsoever have called off their search, they confirmed today.

“After monitoring every minute of CNN’s broadcast since Monday, we have found hearsay, rumors, falsehoods, and a steady stream of inane commentary,” one authority said. “Everything but information.”   Continue reading “No Information Found on CNN”

The Intel Hub – by Avalon

An amazing researcher, Rooster is known for his analysis of the Sandy Hook Shooting that took place on December 14, 2012 at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. He has produced over 21 videos going through the facts and possibility that the event was staged.   Continue reading “Is Anonymous a U.S. Phantom Enemy Created by Ntrepid?”

The Intel Hub – by Shepard Ambellas

The bombing attacks that took place this week at the Boston Marathon will no doubt will spark a new wave of draconian control measures on the American populace.

It is scary to think that our very own government could be responsible for the attacks. However, state sponsored terror has taken place many times throughout history.    Continue reading “Photos: Boston Bombing Suspects Appear to Be Militarized Covert Black Ops”

End the Lie – by Madison Ruppert

According to the FBI, the letters that reportedly tested positive for ricin sent to President Barack Obama and Senator Roger Wicker are not connected to the Boston Marathon bombings.

More letters may be received as the investigation continues, according to a statement issued Wednesday by the FBI. It is important to note that the positive test for ricin is only preliminary and a full lab test – which can actually contradict the preliminary test – can take up to 48 hours to complete.   Continue reading “FBI says ricin letters sent to Obama and Sen. Wicker are not linked to Boston Marathon bombings”

End the Lie

Syrian President Bashar Assad has cautioned in a TV interview that the West will pay a heavy price for allegedly helping Al Qaeda extremists in the country’s two-year uprising, adding that the government’s defeat is out of the question.

In the statement that was made on Wednesday to state channel Al Ikhbariya, Assad warned that “The West has paid heavily for funding Al-Qaeda in its early stages. Today it is doing the same in Syria, Libya and other places, and will pay a heavy price in the heart of Europe and the United States.”   Continue reading “West will pay for ‘supporting Al Qaeda’ – Assad”

The New American – by Dave Bohen

A report from TheBlaze.com alleges that the state of New York is using its recently enacted NY SAFE Act as justification to confiscate firearms from law-abiding citizens — specifically individuals who have been prescribed anti-anxiety medication. But some Second Amendment advocates allege the scheme is part of a larger federal gun control plot.   Continue reading “Is N.Y.’s Gun Confiscation Scheme Tied to Larger Federal Plan?”

Occupy Corporatism- by Susanne Posel

Lawyers for the Obama Administration announced that Barack Obama’s long form birth certificate was a forgery. Under penalty of perjury, the lawyers said they were forced to say that the birth certificate was valid.

A lawyer representing the Obama administration say the birth certificate was knowingly purveyed to fool the American public into believing he was legitimately able to be President.   Continue reading “Obama’s Lawyers Officially Admit Birth Certificate is Fake”

Before It’s News – by Frosty Wooldridge

Not only will 12 to 20 million illegal aliens enjoy new found legality and freedom to roam and work within America if the senate amnesty S744 bill passes, the senators added a whopping 50 percent additional legal immigration number to the bill.

They added those numbers in light of the fact that 47 million Americans exist on food stamps because they cannot secure jobs. Nearly 40 percent of African-Americans cannot secure jobs.  Our working poor stand in welfare lines, food kitchens and food banks.   Continue reading “Amnesty To Include A 50 Percent Increase of legal immigrants if S744 passes”

CNN

Washington (CNN) — In a critical indication of growing U.S. military involvement in the civil war in Syria, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has ordered the deployment of more American troops to Jordan.

Hagel announced the deployment, which was first reported on CNN, in a statement to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Wednesday.   Continue reading “U.S. military to step up presence in Jordan in light of Syria civil war”

Continue reading “Biden On Verge Of Tears During Obama’s Press Conference On Defeat Of Senate Background Check Bill…”

Yahoo News – by John Whitesides and David Lawder | Reuters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Senate on Wednesday rejected a bipartisan plan to expandbackground checks for gun buyers, dealing a sharp blow to President Barack Obama’s campaign to curb gun violence after the Newtown school massacre.

Despite emotional pleas from families of victims of the Newtown, Connecticut, shootings and broad public support nationwide, the plan to extend background checks to online and gun-show sales failed on a 54-46 vote, six votes short of the 60-vote hurdle needed to clear the Senate.   Continue reading “Senate rejects gun background checks in setback for Obama”