From the Trenches World Report

AlterNet – by This Can’t Be Happening.

Edward Snowden, the bete noir of the US national security state, who has leaked information that the National Security Agency is spying on all electronic communications of Americans, and on hundreds of millions of others around the globe, as well as on the leaders and the embassies of even many US allies, is accepting an offer of political asylum that has been extended by Russia, where he has been spending weeks in limbo in Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport, unable to fly to asylum elsewhere because of heavy-handed US pressure.    Continue reading “NSA Whistleblower and US Justice Dept. Fugitive Edward Snowden Has Accepted Russian Asylum Offer”

you believe that China is a greater threat for the USA, but continue buying products made in China.

you believe we have a two party government.

you believe that desperate people do desperate things, and governments don’t.

you believe the mainstream media isn’t totally honest with you, but still continue to watch their programs.   Continue reading “You might be an “American DUMB ass” if…”

Oath Keepers – by Stewart Rhodes

The Washington Times reports:

An Internet talk show host was arrested at his home in Herndon on Tuesday night after a videotaped July Fourth stunt in which he loaded a shotgun in the District’s Freedom Plaza — a violation of the city’s gun laws.   Continue reading “Thoughts on the Police Raid on Adam Kokesh – and On His Canceled “Armed March” on D.C.”

Daily Mail

A Brazilian man died after a cow crashed through the roof of his home and landed on top of him as he lay sleeping in his bed.

Joao Maria de Souza, 45, had been in bed with his wife Leni when the animal suddenly fell through the ceiling of their home in Caratinga, south east Brazil.   Continue reading “Man killed by a 1.5tonne cow after it crashes through his corrugated iron roof as he slept”

Forbes Russia

The number of military involved in the sudden checking readiness of the Russian Armed Forces, has doubled – to 160,000, according to RIA Novosti , citing the statement of Russian Defense Minister, Army General Sergei Shoigu at a teleconference in the center of the military.

In large-scale testing also involves about 1,000 tanks and armored vehicles, 130 long-range aircraft, military transport, fighter, bomber and the Army Air Corps, as well as up to 70 ships of the Navy, said the minister.   Continue reading “Russia: Approximately 160,000 military involved in checking the combat readiness of the Army”

IntelliHub

The following list was compiled byPolicing the Police on facebook.

#1 At one public school down in Texas, a 12-year-old girl named Sarah Bustamantes was recently arrested for spraying herself with perfume.   Continue reading “A List of 19 Children Recently Arrested For Trivial Things”

Common Dreams – by Tom Engelhardt

I mean, come on.  You knew it had to happen, didn’t you?  In a 2010 Department of Homeland Security report, wrested from the bowels of the secrecy/surveillance state (thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request by the Electronic Frontier Foundation), the Customs and Border Protection agency suggests arming their small fleet of surveillance drones.  The purpose: to “immobilize TOIs,” or targets of interest, along the U.S.-Mexican border.  Those arms would, of course, be “non-lethal” in nature.  It’s all so civilized.  Kinda like the Star Trek folks putting their phasers on “stun,” not kill.  And count on it, sooner or later it will happen.  And then, of course, the lethal weapons will follow.  Otherwise, how in the world could we track and eliminate terrorists in “the homeland” efficiently?   Continue reading “Welcome Home From the Wars, Drones!”

Dog Murders

Kelsey Markou was walking her family dog, named Dog, when a pitbull attacked. She tried to get the pitbull off of Dog, and a man walking by called the police.

When the police officer arrived, Kelsey told the officer which dog was hers and which was the one who attacked. Kelsey’s mother describes what happened next:   Continue reading “Dogs that Cops Killed”

Free North Carolina – by Brock  Townsend

Former-Vice President and later Kentucky Senator John C. Breckinridge tried in vain to hold Congress to the Constitution and stop the Republican party’s war upon the South in mid-1861.  Returning home after the mid-year legislative session, he witnessed Federal officers assembling and training volunteers at Lexington, a forced political alignment with Lincoln’s government, and his own imminent arrest by the Northern military.

Bernhard Thuersam, Chairman   Continue reading “A Doctrine Utterly Subversive of the Constitution”

The New American – by Selwyn Duke

Is the only “green” aspect of electric cars the money some companies make off them? If former plug-in advocate and General Motors engineer Ozzie Zehner (shown) is correct, this is exactly the case.

Author of the book Green Illusions, Zehner once built his own hybrid car that could run on electricity or natural gas. And, he writes in a recent article entitled “Unclean at Any Speed,” he was convinced cars such as his “would help reduce both pollution and fossil-fuel dependence.”   Continue reading “Former Electric-car Engineer: Electric Cars Pollute More Than Gas”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: We are witnessing a very interesting turn of events here. Notice there is no proof, but the U.S. blamed Israel anyway. There is no doubt in my mind it was Israel. However, an “ally” to lay blame with no proof? This Admin also told the world about a base of Israel’s that until then, was a “secret.”

Another note, if this story is accurate, Israel continues to violate International law by attacking Syria who has not touched Israel. After two years Syria still cannot expel the “rebels” from their own country. Syria is no threat to Israel, that should be common sense by now. This is all a lead up to Isaiah 17:1.   Continue reading “Israel Behind Mystery Attack on Syrian Port – US Sources”