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Jonathan Benson | CBS 2 News in Chicago reports that Tiffany had temporarily parked in a handicapped parking space...

Susanne Posel | The UN’s Earth Summit Rio+20 will begin this week.

Susanne Posel | The UN’s Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST) will deliver American sovereignty and seven-tenths of the world’s surface to a global bureaucracy.

Susanne Posel | The WHO has devised a scheme to vaccinate people living in over 194 countries.

You Tube | Special Forces from 96 countries focused on "Building the Global SOF Partnership" at a conference in Tampa, Florida.

RT | 'Pentagon sanitizes movies to make Americans warlike'

SAN DIEGO (AP) — For years, companies have been chipping away at workers' pensions. Now, two California cities may help pave the way for governments to follow suit.

Voters in San Diego and San Jose, the nation's eighth- and 10th-largest cities, overwhelmingly approved ballot measures last week to roll back ...

The battle continues:

A coalition led by farmers and ranchers is using a last-minute strategy to stop USDA’s new Animal Disease Traceability (ADT) program. The groups involved are using economic grounds - especially the added costs that animal identification will impose on rural America.

In a 9-page letter to the Executive Office of Management and Budget, a unit of the White House, the sixteen organizations in the coalition say animal traceability could cost the U.S. cattle industry more than $1 billion a year.
-FoodSafetyNews

Once again government wants to put the blame and financial burden on the small farmers with no compensations or benefit while not solving any actual problem. NAIS/ADT is really about export markets and profits for big producers. If they want a system of tracking then they should create their own private voluntary system, not one funded by tax payers. We small farmers don’t need NAIS/ADT. We know where are animals are and can trace them from breeding to the customer’s plate without any government “help.”

Do go read the article and contact your reps. The article is open to comments, leave your thoughts.

CNet | UN considering a new Internet tax targeting the largest Web content providers.

Forbes | The Joggobot, a companion robot for runners.

Politico | More than 150 techies for Obama are quietly peeling back the layers of your life.

WeAreChange | Never before seen interview of Rand Paul in 2010 on the campaign trail right before becoming U.S Senator.

Infowars.com | Trends forecaster Gerald Celente examines Rand's horrifying endorsement of Mitt Romney.

Infowars | “TSA Directives” supersede Freedom of Information Act

Infowars | Just some of the amazing footage from the routing in Chantilly, Virginia.

MSN | Terrorist Screening Center did not explain the action; said they can't release any information about any individual cases.

LA Times | "oil and gas industry want to withhold information even from regulators about the exact formulation of the fluids injected into the ground during fracking..."

CNN | "IMF says Spanish banks need at least 40 billion euros to preserve Spain's stability."

Washington Post | Latest high court decision could be a watershed moment for U.S. patent system.

CNBC | Personal Finance Editor analyzes banks' new sneaky tactics at adding on additional fees.