EU Targets Seeds and Gardeners; Critics Lash Out Alex Newman | Tuesday, 07 May 2013 14:11 As part of the seemingly never-ending drive to expand and centralize its own coercive power, the controversial European Union in Brussels is now targeting seeds and gardeners with a proposed new “law” aimed at regulating all “plant reproductive material” within the bloc. Despite strong backing by mega-corporations and genetic-engineering giants, however, the proposal has sparked a furious grassroots outcry around the world that transcends traditional political divides.

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Published May 30, 2012 FoxNews.com The Environmental Protection Agency uses aerial surveillance across a swath of the Midwest know as Section 7 – which includes Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri -- and has defended the practice as cost-efficient.

Times247 by: Katherine Timpf Thursday, May 31, 2012

Developer withdraws low-income housing plans in Copperfield area

NaturalNews exclusive: Michigan government unleashes armed raids on small pig farmers, forces farmer to shoot all his own pigs

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Houston partnership says Culberson move undermines area's funding By Chris Moran Published 08:58 p.m., Monday, February 13, 2012