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Jennifer Emick: Stalker – By Her Own Definition

Brooks Bayne — Sat, 23 Mar 2013 21:06:40 +0000

Earlier today, the “patriot hactivist” known as The Jester (@th3j35t3r) tweeted a series of lulz about the behavior of one Jennifer Emick (@asherahresearch). Hiding behind plants and recording someone’s movements isn’t weird at all. 1 of 3 – Two years ago @asherahresearch decided I was Tom Ryan, so she hid behind a plant & ‘secretly’ filmed him: youtube.com/watch?v=5R_KlJ… [...]

Bridging the Gap

foolishreporter — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 16:10:42 +0000

One of the top trending pastes on the site Pastebin.com for the last 48-hours has been one called “We, The People.” Penned by myself, and inspired by a friend who’s deeply identified with Anonymous, it’s really a simple plea to any who will listen, that We, The People need to come together at this [...]

FBI Confirms: They’re Listening – Will Anonymous Receive Their Protection?

Brooks Bayne — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 01:43:49 +0000

This is a personal message to some very bad actors who, from every appearance, like to impersonate cops and commit other crimes. The headline seems crazy, but read the latest below in this ongoing chronicle and see if you don’t agree with the assessment as a very real possibility. The binding thread: no one likes [...]

Police Impersonators Set Out To Take Control Of Anonymous By Enlisting Andrew Breitbart In Scheme

Brooks Bayne — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 19:09:19 +0000

Last year, a group of wannabe “info warriors” hatched a plan to set about infiltrating and co-opting the hacktivist group known as Anonymous. As part of their plot, this group intended to social engineer anti-far-leftist media figure, Andrew Breitbart, for the purpose of enlisting him in their rather ill-conceived crusade. The main problem: this group’s [...]

The Reflexive Twitching of the Epileptic Seizure Squad

Bradley S. Rees — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 17:45:56 +0000

(Author’s note: We here at The Trenches use the names of our authors, or at least distinct identifiers, rather than hide behind “Team” or “Staff” by-lines. Why? Because we’re prettier, and none of us have eating disorders. Maybe we should start – for the lulz.) The great social satirist, Ambrose Bierce, once defined a journalist [...]

Gay Mafia Intimidates Christian Bakery Owner And Her Family Over Wedding Cake

Brooks Bayne — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 04:29:15 +0000

Yet another example of homosexuals demanding that others accept their lifestyle choice or face relentless smears and intimidation. Herbert Marcuse, of the Marxist Frankfurt School, wrote ”Repressive Tolerance” in 1965, 4 years before the gay mafia first started rioting in the 1969 Stonewall riots over their perceived mistreatment. “Repressive Tolerance” was written as a kind of manifesto to undermine [...]

Why An Obscure Media Reporter Named Gabriel Sherman Must Answer Serious Questions About His Near Obsession With Fox News And Roger Ailes

Brooks Bayne — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 19:46:58 +0000

Personal note: Even if Fox News rubs shoulders with Neocons and RINOs, I’ll go to bat for them in this regard. They should be allowed to have their say without being “shut down”. Leftists have a long history of trying to infringe on the 1st Amendment rights of organizations they don’t agree with. Back off [...]

Control the Words, Control the World

foolishreporter — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 13:52:00 +0000

There’s no mistake that one of the greatest tools the left possesses is it’s ability to control the words in all realms of today’s modern life. From the media, to the government to pop culture, our world is defined by those in control of the words. Don’t believe me? Just pay attention to someone who [...]

In Which WaPo’s Greg Sargent Gets Pwned on 2nd Amendment/Constitution, Tucks Tail, Runs Away

Bradley S. Rees — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 04:38:12 +0000

Last Wednesday, I had an interesting and protracted “debate” on Twitter with Greg Sargent (one of many resident tyrants riding the Washington Post’s meager staff). The screencaps basically speak for themselves, but I’ll provide a bit of commentary at times, for the sake of context. It began when I questioned Greg’s assertion that large majorities [...]

Federalism Follow-up

Bradley S. Rees — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 00:20:49 +0000

I know what you’re thinking. “After those three posts in that series (somewhere around 12,000 words, in total), you’re writing another piece on federalism?” Why, yes. Yes I am. And, if you haven’t seen the others, you should read Part 1 (Context), and Part 2 (Theory), and, most importantly, Part 3 (Practice). Based on the [...]

Federalism: In Context, In Theory, and In Practice – Part 3

Bradley S. Rees — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 00:57:51 +0000

Part 3 – Practice This series began with a lengthy article exposing the latest attempt to circumvent the Constitution, under the rubric of “Progressive Federalism”. Another in-depth piece was posted yesterday, attempting to explain what Founding-era federalism actually is, as opposed to what we’ve been so carefully taught to believe. With that foundation laid down, [...]

Federalism: In Context, In Theory, and In Practice – Part 2

Bradley S. Rees — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 17:54:24 +0000

Part 2: In Theory In Part One of this series, I laid out the case that federalism has been widely misconstrued, mercilessly ridiculed, and meticulously bastardized throughout the 20th century. This has culminated, in the past two years, with Heather Gerken’s “progressive federalism” lunacy (which I exposed in gory detail in that piece). The fact [...]

Federalism: In Context, In Theory, and In Practice – Part 1

Bradley S. Rees — Fri, 21 Dec 2012 16:00:42 +0000

Ed. – Part 2 of this series is here. Part 3 of this series is here. Part 4 of this series is here. Part One: Context If you read The Trenches, follow any of our team on Twitter or Facebook, or speak to any of us in person, you’ve probably heard the term “federalism.” Further, if [...]

Meet The 3 Unionists Who Attacked Steven Crowder Et Al In Lansing

Brooks Bayne — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 12:28:39 +0000

We’re sure you’ve already heard of the attacks against Fox News contributor Steven Crowder. Sure, Steven made some rookie moves in a street fight scenario (don’t ever turn your back on people who’ve already attacked you), but he’s young and a good kid. I can say this because I’ve known Steven in real life for [...]

(Power) Binge And (Threat) Purge

Bradley S. Rees — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 20:31:09 +0000

For the last six months here at The Trenches (and for many years before that, elsewhere), I have been sounding the alarm about those in the ranks of the GOP whose main intent is to steer it away from its creed. Their reasons for doing so have been exposed and demonstrated numerous times, and I’ll [...]

Walker V. Kimberlin: Virginia Case… DISMISSED

Brooks Bayne — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 20:29:48 +0000

Read our other post wherein Walker’s federal suit against Kimberlin in Maryland was dismissed last week and more backstory about this black comedy was provided. The “former” leftist bloggers who call themselves “conservatives” got another beatdown today in their fraudulent ZOMG-Kimberlin-will-killz-us-ALL blogger donation scams when Judge Richard B. Potter dismissed the Virginia lawsuit of Aaron “Walkerwitz” [...]

Of Penumbras, Patriotism, and Paradigms – Part 4

Bradley S. Rees — Mon, 03 Dec 2012 19:55:21 +0000

In the previous three installments in this series, I pointed out the aggressive ways in which Progressivism has insinuated its destructive ends into our society. In Part 1, I wrote about its deleterious effects on our courts. In Part 2, I explored the curious reactions some had to those court decisions. And, in Part 3, [...]

Walker V. Kimberlin: Maryland Case… DISMISSED?!

Brooks Bayne — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 22:10:51 +0000

I’m contemplating a longer write-up later, but I wanted to get this out to all of you who have been suckered into financially / morally supporting the kooky fantasy world of the “former” leftist Breitbaren’ts (i.e. Aaron Walker, Ali Akbar, Patrick Frey, RS McCain, Lee Stranahan, Brandon Darby, etc) in their obsessive onslaught against someone [...]

If At First You Don’t… Secede?

Bradley S. Rees — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 19:52:22 +0000

In my original post-election article (WTF Happened Last Night?), I dealt mostly with the “conservative” echo-chamber’s gentrified punditry class and their misguided Chicken Little reactions to the election. And the subsequent “silver lining” argument from some of these gum-flappers has been just as hollow in the last ten days as it was after Chief Justice [...]

Wednesday Morning Quarterbacks

Bradley S. Rees — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 17:58:57 +0000

Let me start this off by letting you know that I’ve been a Philadelphia Eagles fan for as long as I could understand football. (Hey, you in the peanut gallery! Shut it. I’ve gotten plenty of that from the Cowboys fans at work this week.) This has led to a lot of disappointment over the [...]