From the Trenches World Report

Huffington Post – by Gerry Smith and Ryan J. Reilly

Before he was charged in July 2011 with aiding the hacker group Anonymous, Josh Covelli lived what he considered the life of an ordinary 26-year-old. He spent countless hours on the Internet. He had a girlfriend. He was a student and employee at Devry University in Dayton, Ohio.

But after federal authorities accused him and 13 other people of helping launch a cyberattack against the online payment service PayPal, Covelli faced potentially 15 years in prison, and his life began to unravel.   Continue reading “Alleged ‘PayPal 14’ Hackers Seek Deal To Stay Out Of Prison After Nearly 2 Years In Limbo”

Nobody wants war. What sane person would? I’ve never been to war, but I can easily imagine that screaming, bleeding, killing and dying isn’t much fun for anyone involved. Unfortunately, my opinions regarding war don’t matter right now, and nor do yours, because sometimes war comes your way, whether you like it or not, and the people of the United States are in just such a situation right now.

All of the protesting in the streets, letters to congress, lawsuits, petitions, impeachments and recalls you can muster aren’t going change anything, or stop us from being attacked.    Continue reading “The Only Peaceful Solution”

What Really  Happened – by Michael Rivero

Once upon a time, in 1913, a corrupt Congress and a corrupt President transferred the money creation authority vested in the government by the Constitution to a private central bank. It was going to be called the Third Bank of the United States. Such a fundamental change to the nation’s economy should have required a Constitutional Amendment. But earlier that same year, there had been a huge fight to ratify another Amendment, the 16th Amendment authorizing the income tax, and there is good reason to suspect that the 16th Amendment actually failed ratification even though the payers of that income tax were told otherwise.   Continue reading “Awaken slaves! – How The Private Central Bank Ponzi Scheme Trapped And Destroyed America”

Business Insider – by Steve Kovach

Google‘s big keynote at its I/O developers conference this week wore me out.

Not because it lasted a grueling three hours and fifty minutes, but because of what was announced. With every new product update, every new feature, every new virtual service, it became more and more clear that Google isn’t just a search company that makes loads of cash by showing you ads. It’s creeping into every aspect of our digital, physical, and private lives at an exponential rate.    Continue reading “Google’s Plan To Take Over The World”

Freedom Outpost – by Kevin E. Lake

Recently, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has come under attack for malicious treatment of certain U.S. citizens and groups by singling them out based upon their personal political preferences. At this time, it is still unclear where the direct orders came from to initiate such heinous activities, but what is crystal clear is that this type of activity is not new for the IRS.

The IRS has mastered the art of breaking their own laws, one case in particular; using banks to launder and then steal disabled veterans’ disability checks.   Continue reading “Disabled Veterans Have Checks Stolen By IRS”

Press TV

Natural News – by Mike Adams

In the face of the outrageous IRS intimidation scandal now sweeping across America, gun control advocates are changing their tune. All of a sudden, the idea that the federal government could engage in tyranny against the People of America is no longer a “conspiracy theory.” It’s historical fact right in your face thanks to all the recent scandals now bursting onto the scene: IRS intimidation, secret targeting of non-profit groups for possible “thought crimes,” the Department of Justice seizing AP phone records and so on.   Continue reading “Gun control advocates now admit: IRS intimidation scandal proves Second Amendment needed to stop government tyranny”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

As the White House announced May 15 that acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller would resign in the wake of revelations that the tax agency had targeted conservative groups, news has surfaced that the tax-exempt status of prominent Christian organizations had also been targeted.   Continue reading “IRS Targeted Billy Graham Ministry And Other Christian Groups”

Mr. Conservative- b y Kristin Tate

You know what the IRS is really great at? Breaking its own laws.

In addition to targeting conservative groups, the corrupt government agency has also been singling out disabled veterans. They do this by using banks to launder and then stealing the veterans’ disability checks.   Continue reading “New Evidence IRS Laundering Money From Veterans Disability Checks”

Veterans Today – by Martin Hill, Liberty Fight

A federal court in New York has sanctioned the widow of a 9/11 victim as well as her attorney, for filing “a series of offensive insinuations, unmistakably anti-Semitic.” California Attorney Bruce Leichty and Appellant Ellen Mariani were both chided and fined by the court in an 11-page decision dated May 15th. The case, Ransmeier v. UAL Corporation, et al., was heard in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. “We conclude that Appellant and her attorney’s conduct in prosecuting this appeal was frivolous and offensive,” the court proclaimed, “and therefore warrants the imposition of sanctions.”   Continue reading “9/11 Widow & Lawyer sanctioned by Corrupt Zionist Judge”

Before It’s News – by Tom Dennen, the paranoid historian

Familiar ring? Just changed the names to protect the innocent First Casualty of war: Truth.

Islam, one of the three Abrahamic religions based on the Ten Commandments, holds that there have been one hundred and twenty thousand ‘Prophets’ or Messengers since Abraham, in cluding Jesus, all tellling the same story: Love your neighbor… Do unto others…   Continue reading “Conspiracy ‘Theories’ First Rejected As Either Treason or Madness, Then Ridiculed, Then… Accepted As Common Knowledge.”

CNN – by Chelsea J. Carter and Chris Kokenes

New York (CNN) — A Hofstra University student who died during a confrontation between a home invasion suspect and authorities was killed by police gunfire, a Nassau County, New York, police spokeswoman said Saturday.

Police fired eight shots at the intruder, who authorities say was holding a gun to the head of Andrea Rebello, 21, during a home invasion robbery Friday at an off-campus house in Uniondale.   Continue reading “Police gunfire kills Hofstra University student, official says”