CollectiveEvolution It’s is true for many of us in the world, our current reality virtually enslaves into a system where we must work to survive. Working is the only way we can put food on our tables, roofs over...

TheEconomicCollapse The jobs recovery is a complete and total myth.  The percentage of the working age population in the United States that had a job in March 2013 was exactly the same as it was all the...

With the rise of the iPhone and the iPad, gaming has become one of the biggest drivers of the Apple iOS eco system and devices. As such the latest rumors of Apple getting into the game controller...

by Barbara H. Peterson www.nomorefakenews.com Perhaps you remember the ill-fated Just-Label-It campaign. A number of activist groups petitioned the FDA for a federal regulation that would make labeling GMO food mandatory. The petition amassed over a million...

Jeez lady, slow down a little bit will ya? Savannah Brinson Hints That She Wants To Have Another Baby Soon We’ve already heard the official news that Bron Bron and his long-time boo-thang Savannah Brinson will become...

China’s population is rapidly aging, causing wages to rise due to labor shortages. Leaders in China recognize that this is a major problem, and many agree that the country’s one-child policy is to blame. Bank of America...

“Taxation without representation” says the text under the Washington, DC license plate of President Obama’s inaugural limo.  Citizens of DC argue they are not represented when the Congress decides on their taxes.   One has to ask how...

  TheEconomicCollapse In America tonight, tens of millions of men and women will struggle to get to sleep because they are stressed out about not making enough money even though they are working as hard as they...

Susanne Posel/Activist Post © n/a The US military is being used to protect civilian events, like the 2012 Democratic and Republican Party National Conventions in Tampa, Florida and Charlotte, North Carolina. USNORTHCOM and Leon Panetta, US Secretary...

Many observers now take a jaundiced view of international sanctions, describing them variously  as toothless, counter-productive or misdirected. For once, though, they appear to be working. According to the New York Times’ Thomas Erdbrink and Clifford Krauss,...