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Video: Akbar – “Good Food”
Check out the OFFICIAL video for “Good Food” by Akbar | Directed by FredOnes
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Twitter Wants to Start Tracking You on the Web, Here’s How to Opt-Out
from LifeHacker.com: In a blog post today, Twitter announced that they’re “experimenting with new ways of targeting ads,” which is their way of saying they’re planning to track you around the web—even when you leave Twitter—and relay that information to advertisers to craft better ads. Here’s how to opt out. If this sounds familiar, it…
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Unapproved GM rice trials in U.S. may have contaminated the world’s rice supply
from NaturalNews.com: New evidence has emerged suggesting that the entire global supply of rice may have already been contaminated by unapproved, genetically-modified (GM) rice varieties manufactured by the American multinational corporation Bayer CropScience. A recent entry in the GM Contamination Register explains that between the years of 2006 and 2007, three different varieties of illegal…
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Homeland Security Considering Arming Border Drones With ‘Non-Lethal Weapons’
from StratRisks.com: Attacks by U.S. unmanned drones in the Middle East and Africa are commonplace, but it would be unheard of to see these aerial military weapons appearing over the U.S.-Mexico border. Yet it’s a possible scenario, according to a newly-unearthed document from the country’s leading federal border agency, U.S. Customs and Border Protection. According…
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World Leaders Denounce Monsanto Exec Winning World Food Prize
from naturalsociety.com: Last month, Monsanto executive Robert Fraley received the World Food Prize. This highly esteemed prize, considered among many to be the “Nobel Prize” of food, was given to the chief technology officer of the chemical company who is ironically working to diabolically destroy agriculture as we know it. As Anthony Gucciardi puts it,…
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US government declares hacking an act of war, then hacks allies
from washingtonexaminer.com: Revelations from European leaders on Monday that the National Security Agency bugged European Union offices in Washington and hacked into its computer network bring to light hypocrisy on the part of the U.S. government. In 2011, the Pentagon released its first formal cyber strategy, which called computer hacking from other nations an “act…
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VIDEO: Russian Proton-M rocket crashes, erupts in ball of fire
from RT.com: A Russian Proton-M rocket carrying three GLONASS navigation satellites crashed soon after takeoff from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur cosmodrome. Immediately after takeoff, the rocket swerved to one side, tried to correct itself, but instead veered in the opposite direction. It then flew horizontally and started to come apart with its engines in full thrust. Making…
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Quelling Laughter: Watching Politicians Struggle With the Phrase “NWO”
from HolyHexes: When people use phrases they don’t understand to promote their political positions, the result is nothing short of unintentional satire. Such is the art form of politricks. Misinterpretation at its best. Conducting research on the hefty phrase “new world order” as many of you know, produces many Google results, some full of disinformation…
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Monsanto unapproved GMO wheat govt-stored up to 2011
from RT.com: Monsanto’s unapproved GMO wheat, which made its way onto an Oregon field and is feared to have contaminated US wheat supplies, was stored at a US government-controlled facility until at least late 2011. The confirmation that the controversial strain of wheat was stored at the National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation in Fort…
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Anti-virus software shows Facebook app stole Android users’ phone numbers without their consent
from EndTheLie.com: The mobile anti-virus and anti-malware software produced by Norton discovered that the Facebook application for Android was secretly identifying users’ phone numbers and sending them to Facebook’s servers. This news is especially interesting given Facebook’s role in the recently revealed National Security Agency (NSA) programs. Indeed, Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs…
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Voyager 1 Has Almost Left The Solar System
from forbes.com: Voyager 1 was launched in September of 1977 – and now nearly 36 years later, it’s on the cusp of being the first human-made object to ever leave our solar system. Scientists at NASA believe it’s currently in the last region of the solar system before entering interstellar space. The boundary line (well, less…
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Three Potentially Habitable Planets Found Orbiting Gliese 667C
from universetoday.com: A closer look at the previously-studied nearby star Gliese 667C has revealed a treasure trove of planets – at least six – with three super-Earths in the habitable zone around the star. Gliese 667C is part of a triple star system (Gliese 667) and is just over one third of the mass of…