From the Trenches World Report

Jon Rappoport

It would have been so simple. Flood Afghanistan with Monsanto GMOs. Truckloads of seeds. Tanks full of Roundup herbicide. Result? Nutritionally deficient food crops, chronic disease, poisoning with Roundup. Perfect.

And we know how to do it, because we’ve been doing it to ourselves for almost 20 years. We’ve got it down.

GMO ballot labeling initiatives in Afghanistan? Are you kidding?   Continue reading “Why didn’t the US just attack Afghanistan with Monsanto GMOs?”

Just Blowing Smoke – by Timothy W. Higgins

In what may in fact be the real first sign of Spring, the lazy lexicographers of the SOS Dictionary have apparently come out of their hole, failed to see their collective shadows (which would have been difficult at best, considering the bloodshot conditions of their eyes), and decided to stay out in the fresh air for a bit.  (This had nothing to do with locking the door behind them after their ‘temporary exit’ I’m sure.)  Their efforts are at best sporadic and at worst all but nonexistent recently, and Senior Staff felt obligated to try something new.  Having given up on the NLRB (National Labor Relations Board) for assistance, we have instead contacted Lindsay Lohan’s people to recommend potential detox facilities.   Continue reading “The “Stuck on Stupid” Dictionary #39″

Preparing for SHTF

The first three days after a crisis is relativity calm and it can be called a gracious period where people help others and provide a hand up to the less fortunate. Rules are followed and pilfering supplies or looting a grocery store is far from people’s minds at this point. Survivors are thinking in the back of their mind that the authorities (government) are marshalling troops to provide disaster relief.   Continue reading “What to Do During Civil Unrest in Your City”

The New America – by  Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.

Less than one week after being passed by the state Senate, lawmakers in the Missouri state House of Representatives approved a bill protecting the right of citizens of the Show Me State to keep and bear arms. By a vote of 116-38 on May 8, the House signed off on HB 436 — the Second Amendment Preservation Act.The measure now awaits Governor Jay Nixon’s signature or veto.   Continue reading “Missouri Legislature Sends Gun Grab Nullification Bill to Governor”

Here’s something I got a while back from a student that I thought expressed the stances & convictions of those I know:

I am a soldier.  I know what war looks like, what it sounds like, smells like, what it feels like in my soul.

I stand today in the twilight of my nation’s grace, looking into the darkness of impending war.   Continue reading “A Time to Kill”

NJ.com – by Alex Zdan/The Times

TRENTON — A Trenton man barricaded in a home in South Trenton has killed his wife and police believe he has killed one of the couple’s children, according to two law enforcement sources familiar with the details of the investigation.

A small army of police are on the 200 block of Grand Street, where the man is barricaded. The man is talking to city and State Police negotiators who are trying to get him to leave the house peacefully, Mercer County First Assistant Prosecutor Angelo Onofri said.   Continue reading “Woman, child are killed in Trenton, leading to standoff with barricaded suspect holding kids hostage”

Hurrieyet Daily News

The death toll from suspected twin car bombs that hit the southern province of Hatay’s Reyhanlı district on the Turkish-Syrian border has risen to 43, Turkish Deputy Prime Ministrer Beşir Atalay said today. More than 100 were injured, 56 of whom are still being treated, he added.

The town center of Reyhanlı, which is hosting many Syrians fleeing the conflict in the Arab republic, was the target of deadly explosions at around 1:45 p.m. local time. Bombs were set off near the municipality, causing major damage to buildings in the town center. A wooden building close to the municipality collapsed following the explosions, while power has reportedly been cut in the town. Police took heavy security measures after the explosions.   Continue reading “Death toll rises to 43 as explosions hit Turkish town on border with Syria”

Now the End Begins

QUINCY (CBS) – A mystery in Quincy continues to deepen: Who is flying around the city from dusk to dawn, for the past ten days or so?

“It’s frightening, not just weird, but frightening,” said one resident of the Wollaston section.  

Every night for nearly the last two weeks, residents have spotted a low-flying aircraft doing loops over the city. WBZ has learned the FAA knows what’s going on, but the agency isn’t telling.   Continue reading “Obama Gov’t Terrorizing Massachusetts Residents With Mystery Aircraft”

Mami’s Shit

Summary:  Wiilliam Ramsey, author of “Aleister Crowley: Prophet of Evil” discusses the many aspects and intrigues of a man that some have called “the wickedest man in the world.”

Vyzygoth’s The Alembic Files   Continue reading “Aleister Crowley: Prophet of Evil”

The Home for Survival – by Survivor Mike

Burglars usually look for lightweight, high-priced items that they can steal quickly without attracting much attention. If you leave these 4 items in sight, you will increase the risk of someone breaking in and taking more than what they came for.  These are the items burglars want.   Continue reading “4 Items Burglars Want: Are You Flashing Them Around?”

Village of the Banned

Clinton sought end-run around counter-terrorism bureau on night of Benghazi attack, witnesses say

Read more:    Continue reading “Our Government has become Public Enemy Number one”

CNet- by Declan McCullagh

Apple receives so many police demands to decrypt seized iPhones that it has created a “waiting list” to handle the deluge of requests, CNET has learned.

Court documents show that federal agents were so stymied by the encrypted iPhone 4S of a Kentucky man accused of distributing crack cocaine that they turned to Apple for decryption help last year.   Continue reading “Apple deluged by police demands to decrypt iPhones”