Archive for October 10th, 2012

Prepping for Obamacare, Chain Cuts Workers’ Hours CNBC.com Tuesday, 9 Oct 2012 The owner of Olive Garden and Red Lobster restaurants is putting more workers on part-time status in a test aimed at limiting the impact of looming health coverage requirements. Darden Restaurants declined to give details but said... »

by Soren Dreier Zen-haven.com October 10, 2012 Aerial drones are America’s newest frontline weapon in an escalating global campaign against Islamic militants. And they could get a lot more dangerous in coming years as their underlying technology advances. Compared to today’s fairly rudimentary Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), the drones of the future will be... »

Dana Gabriel Infowars.com October 10, 2012 The Beyond the Border deal announced in December 2011 represents the most significant step forward in U.S.-Canada cooperation since NAFTA. Dual action plans are further transforming trade, regulatory and security relations between both countries. Over the next few years, various cross-border initiatives will be rolled out, with some... »

Food is the New Oil and Land the New Gold: Lester Brown By Bernice Napach Finance.yahoo.com The United Nations food agency reports that food prices are rising again, reaching 6-month highs and nearing levels not since 2008. Higher prices then spurred food riots in the Middle East and North Africa, which fueled the Arab... »

Joshua Berlinger BusinessInsider.com Oct. 10, 2012 The global risk analysis firm Maplecroft has released its food security index for 2013, along with a map that highlights which the food security of individual states. Africa is clearly the most afflicted, with six of the seven states at “extreme risk.” Afghanistan was the only nation outside... »

by Henry Shivley Fromthetrenchesworldreport.com October 10, 2012 There are parts of Detroit that are being put off limits to the general public because they have become occupied by the criminal element. The streets of Chicago are not safe to walk. In Harlem New York you cannot walk down the streets without being attacked by... »

Kurt Nimmo Prison Planet.com October 10, 2012 Following days of shelling by Turkey to establish a “buffer zone” in Syria, the United States has sent a military task force of more than 150 planners and other specialists to Jordan to establish a similar zone between Syria and Jordan. The zone on the Syrian side... »

Technology previously used to hunt insurgents in Afghanistan Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com October 10, 2012 Sheriff Gregory Ahern wants to put Alameda County on the map as the first jurisdiction in California to use surveillance drones for law enforcement purposes, turning to technology previously used to hunt insurgents in Afghanistan that would allow... »

Dying woman gets security pat-down at Sea-Tac By JOEL MORENO Seattlepi.com Tuesday, October 9, 2012 A dying woman says a a security pat-down at Sea-Tac Airport left her embarrassed in front of crowds of people. Michelle Dunaj says screeners checked under bandages from recent surgeries and refused to give her a private search when... »

by Gerald Celente Commonground.ca Only when you follow the story from the start, stay abreast of how it develops, carefully parse the language to unspin the spin, get your information from a wide range of sources and analyze the data for what it is – rather than for what you want it to be... »