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Monsanto vs Francuzko okolo zakazu GMO kukurice

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Monsanto Maize: EU Blocks France Ban On MON 810 “Yieldgard”

 

Days after France attempted to ban a genetically-modified strain of maize created by the controversial agricultural company Monsanto, based in St. Louis, Mo., the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA)rejected France’s grounds for banning the maize on Monday, even though France believes the corn is harmful to the environment.

Days after France attempted to ban a genetically-modified strain of maize created by the controversial agricultural company Monsanto, based in St. Louis, Mo., the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) rejected France’s grounds for banning the maize, even though France believes the corn is harmful to the environment.
“Based on the documentation submitted by France, there is no specific scientific evidence, in terms of risk to human and animal health or the environment,” the EFSA said on its website.

Monsanto’s maize, known as MON 810 or its trade name “YieldGard,” was introduced in 1997 as corn with naturally-occurring soil bacteria inserted into its DNA structure that could better resist insects, as the pests simply can’t digest the protein produced by the bacterium. But while the GM maize can keep stalk borers away, some experts believe the crop can be harmful to plants and other animals. The EFSA, however, rejected France’s ban on the crop, citing a lack of evidence.

“[Europe’s health commissioner John Dalli] will consider how to follow up on this ruling, though technically we could ask France to raise its ban [on MON 810],” said Frederic Vincent, a spokesman for Dalli. “The commission will wait for the conclusions of the next environment ministers’ meeting June 11 in Luxembourg and hopes for a positive outcome to its proposals for cultivation, which have been blocked for almost two years by France and others.”

This is not France’s first battle with Monsanto’s genetically-modified maize: In 2008, the country banned the MON 810 strain after public protests, but even though a French court overturned the ban in November, citing that the government failed to prove that Monsanto’s crops “present a particularly elevated level of risk to either human health or the environment,” the French government reinstated the ban again anyway this March. The ban has been supported by France’s agricultural minister, Bruno Le Maire.

Besides the government’s attempts to cut off Monsanto’s maize from France, protesters both in the U.S. and abroad are speaking out against the billion-dollar biotech corporation. In March, thousands of people marched the streets of Washington, D.C., dressed in hazmat suits, and called themselves “Occupy Monsanto.” The protesters believed Monsanto was helping to bankrupt small-time farms across America by chemically-engineering and genetically-modifying seeds that made it not only unnatural, but anti-competitive. Protesters also disapproved of the way Monsanto allegedly poured out millions of dollars to have firms lobby on its behalf.

“In the name of Wall Street profits, chemical corporations such as Monsanto genetically engineer crops to withstand high doses of their toxic weed killers that contaminate our food and water, and have not been proven safe,” said Ariel Vegosen, a member of “Occupy Monsanto,” in March. “We deserve to know what we are eating. Virtually every major country requires labeling of GMOs in foods so their citizens can make informed choices, including all of Europe, Japan and even China. Monsanto’s lobbying dollars are pouring into politicians so it’s clear we have a GMO contaminated US Congress that threatens our health and the health of the planet.”

Occupy Monsanto also coordinated simultaneous protests in Seattle, Los Angeles, Winnipeg, and Dusseldorf, and hopes to launch its next round of protests on Sept. 17, 2012. Occupy Monsanto hopes to specifically occupy Monsanto’s scattered facilities around the world on that day.

 

 

slohnute z: http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/343993/20120522/monsanto-maize-eu-blocks-france-ban-yieldgard.htm

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Francuzko, GMO a Monsanto

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France Bans Growing Of Genetically Modified Monsanto Corn

 

France will temporarily ban the growing of Monsanto Co. (MON)’s genetically modified corn MON810 ahead of guidance by European regulators on the crop’s safety, the agriculture and environment ministries said.

The ban will come into force on March 18 after the European Commission, the European Union’s regulatory arm, told France it didn’t plan immediate measures against the Monsanto corn, the ministries wrote in a joint e-mailed statement today.

France last month asked the EU to suspend approval for MON810, citing recent scientific studies that show growing the corn variety poses “important risks” to the environment. The commission told France it has consulted the European Food Safety Authority and doesn’t plan any urgent measure ahead of the opinion, the ministries wrote.

“Because of the proximity of the planting period, the Agriculture Ministry has decided today to take a precautionary measure that means to temporarily prohibit the cultivation of the corn MON810 on the national territory in order to protect the environment,” according to the statement.

France is the European Union’s largest corn grower, data from the bloc show. Last year, French farmers planted corn on 1.55 million hectares (3.8 million acres), producing 15.5 million metric tons of the grain, according to crop office FranceAgriMer.

Monsanto’s MON810 is a so-called Bt corn that includes a genetic modification that makes the plant toxic to insect pests including the European corn borer.

“The new ban is not justified by scientific evidence,” John Combest, a spokesman for Monsanto, said in a e-mail today. The company does not market MON810 in France because “we seek planting where we have broad farmer and government support,” Combest said.

To contact the reporter on this story: Rudy Ruitenberg in Paris at rruitenberg@bloomberg.net

To contact the editor responsible for this story: Claudia Carpenter atccarpenter2@bloomberg.net

 

slohnute z: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-03-16/france-bans-cultivation-of-genetically-modified-monsanto-corn.html

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Island a jeho ticha zmena politickeho systemu

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uz sa tu o tom raz pisalo….

 

New constitution in Iceland: the conspiracy of silence …

Iceland finished 2011 with a growth of 2.1% and is projected by the European Commission forecasts, the rate reached 2.7% in 2013 thanks mainly to the creation of new jobs.

Iceland is the only European country that rejected by referendum rescue private banks, collapsed leaving some of them and judging many bankers for their financial crimes but curiously the French and European media do not discuss or very few …

There is no official censorship in the media press, radio or TV but journalists and experts from all sides, so quick to talk about what is happening in Egypt, Lybia and Syria, are completely silent on what happening in Iceland. Have they been spoken in many political debates for the presidential election? Have we seen images on TV? Of course not because the Europeans could have the bad idea to be inspired …

In Iceland, the people did resign a government in full. The major banks were nationalized and it was decided not to pay the debt they had contracted with banks in Britain and Holland, their bad debt generated by financial policy.

– 2008: The banks Glitnir, Kaupthing and Landsbankinn are nationalized to prevent their failure rather than unconditionally inject public capital, as in Spain or other European countries. All debts of Iceland equal then 9 times its GDP.The currency collapsed and the stock exchange suspends activities after a fall of 76%.

– 2009: The IMF, as usual, requires, in exchange for actions called “adjustment” of cuts in social spending that provoke the anger of the population, the government fell and the calling of early elections.

The left won an absolute majority, causing the collapse of the Independence Party, a conservative party that has traditionally been the dominant force in the country and retains only 23.7% of the vote.Johanna Siguroardottir is chosen to head the government bringing together social democrats and environmentalists on the left.

The dire economic situation of the country persists. Through a law, it is proposed to Great Britain and Holland repayment of debt and a payment of 3,500 million euros, amount to be paid monthly by all Icelandic families for 15 years at a rate 5% of interest. But the people down the street again and demand that the law be put to referendum.

– January 2010: President refuses to ratify the law and announced that there will be a referendum.

– March 2010: The referendum is held and not to pay the debt outweighs by 93% of the vote.

Meanwhile, the government tries to regulate legally the responsibility of the crisis. Detentions of several bankers and executives begin.

Interpol launches an investigation and all bankers involved leaving the country. In this context of crisis, an assembly shall be elected to draft a new constitution to replace the current is simply a copy of the Danish constitution.

To do this, use is made ​​directly to the sovereign people elect 25 citizens without political affiliation among the 522 candidates who stand for (condition: be an adult and have received the support of at least 30 people).

– September 2010: Former Prime Minister Geir Haarde is sued for negligence in managing the crisis. Interpol also issued an international arrest warrant against former chairman Sigurdur Einarsson of.

– February 2011: The Constituent Assembly began its work to present, from opinions collected in the various meetings held throughout the country, a project of Magna Carta.

– March 2011: After some criticism about the low turnout (36%) to appoint members of the Constituent Assembly, the Prime Minister, in consultation with leaders of major parties represented in Parliament, shall establish an advisory committee to continue revision of the constitution. The latter proposes that Parliament appoint a “Constitutional Council” consisting of 25 members of the Constitutional Assembly dissolved.

– April 2011: The new citizens say no to a second referendum on the payment of the debt, after the Icelandic President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson refused to sign the cons-law of 16 February 2011 (known as the “third law Icesave “). The new center-left government in effect ensured that the new agreement negotiated Icesave was better than the previous one but the Icelandic population continues to refuse to be harnessed for the failure of banks deemed irresponsible.

– July 2011: Based on reports of the Constitutional Committee and the National Forum (people), the Constitutional Council unanimously adopted a draft constitution which was submitted to Parliament on July 27. The latter, responsible for amending the draft, has tackled this problem in the fall of 2011 and discussions are ongoing.

The main proposals of the new Constitution

Of a total of 114 articles and nine chapters, it may be noted in particular:

– Article 15   : Right to information. The information and documents held by public authorities should be available without exception and public access to these documents should be guaranteed by law.

– Article 63:   Creation of an Oversight Committee of the Government’s responsibility. An investigation into the actions and decisions of Government may be requested by one third of the members of Althingi (Icelandic parliament).

– Article 65   : Right to direct consultation. 10% of voters may request a national referendum on the laws passed by Althingi.

– Rule 66: Possibility of direct appeal to Althingi. 2% of voters can submit a question in Parliament and a bill may be filed if it is supported by 10% of voters.

– Article 90: Education Cabinet. The Prime Minister is appointed by Parliament.

– Article 99   : Independence of the courts. The independence of courts shall be guaranteed by law.

– Section 105: Independence of local authorities. Revenue sources of local authorities must be guaranteed by law, as is their right to determine the use of these resources.

The new constitution should be submitted to a referendum before the vote by Parliament. It should take place June 30 in conjunction with the presidential election or the fall.

Iceland is certainly a small country of 320,000 inhabitants, however, but it gives a lesson in democracy to the great states of Europe and the world. Consider for example that in France, the constitutional reform of 2008 has been completely written to the Elysee and that parliamentarians have taken only two votes after being subjected for weeks to intolerable pressures from the head of state …

Source: http://reformeraujourdhui.blogspot.fr

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Spekulacie: Spanielsko uz svoj dlh splatilo, 3x

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BY JEROME DUVAL , YVES JULIEN

 

In ten years, Spain has repaid 1,020 billion euros of debt, including interest rates. Three times the amount that the State had borrowed in 2000. A massive transfer of wealth punctured on population and public services for the benefit of rich creditors. As in Greece or Portugal …

 

The Spanish government debt is the cynosure of all Europe, the fact that financial markets (investment banks, vulture funds and insurance companies) continue to speculate on this debt with one goal: raise juicy profits .

And this causes the depletion of the population as a whole, because all this speculation led to a gradual increase in interest payable, in turn reducing other government spending: education, retirement benefits, pension and unemployment, justice, health or social services.

All these austerity measures, equivalent to the structural adjustment plans carried out south of the planet from the 1980s, only increase social inequalities, impoverishment through ever more important people, especially the most (women, ethnic minorities, youth, immigrants, unemployed and retired).

However, contrary to the dominant discourse, it is not government spending, which increased the debt of the Spanish state, but, rather, measures that caused deficits forcing a growing debt, and whose application for the entire population is more than doubtful.

For example, lower taxes on inheritances and donations, on the top slice of income tax and the abolition of wealth tax has benefited the richest, with assets in response to their greed , was also protected by tax evasion, lower taxes on corporations and unit trusts.

Snowball effect

Therefore, the logic is operative to charge to the entire population of the economic benefits achieved by a small number of people who get rich through debt.

But it is not easy to know the exact proportion of the budget dedicated to repayment. This is due to a deliberate policy to cover these issues in the population, made ​​possible by the special nature of the indebtedness of the states, very different from the general understanding that one can have loans to individuals or businesses.

For these loans, lending money (called capital), as interest, to reimburse the As of the deadline. In the case of a State, only the interest on loans (called letters, bills or bonds, depending on whether short, medium or long term) are paid regularly until maturity, while capital must be repaid in full when the loan ends (expires).

For this reason, the usual operation of the States is to borrow again to pay all debt off old debts, allowing them to cover these expenses, because they are balanced on a budgetary basis: expenses for payment maturity equivalent to revenues for issuance of new debt.

However, increasing the debt by a deficiency resulting from poor fiscal management, it increases each time plus the payment, which in turn requires more emissions every time. In addition, the new debt may be issued under different conditions, for example with higher interest rates (which has happened recently), which leads to the classic snowball effect (increase of debt the combined effect of high interest rates and new loans to pay old).

Need for a debt audit

Careful study of the general budgets of the state (available on the website of the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Finance) to verify the amount of money spent by the Spanish State as a repayment of capital in recent years (see table). For example, the principal repayment for 2010 is comparable to the total state budget for this year. If we add interest and principal repaid recently, we see that between 2000 and 2010 the Spanish government paid more than three times what it was in 2000, and still on duty nearly double. This table can also see how the interest and principal repaid, just as total debt continued to rise since 2000 and with the current speculation in the Spanish government debt, this trend is not nearly be reversed.

 

In conclusion, it seems totally unfair to save on public services like education and health to repay a debt in order to reduce a deficit that has benefited the rich.Under public pressure if necessary, the state must open all public debt accounts for the population, based on national and international law, can decide whether to repay what has already been paid several times, and hit cancel debts of illegitimacy.

Thus, the audit of the Spanish debt would reverse the transfer of wealth brought about by the debt service not to the benefit of rich creditors, but destined for the welfare of the population as a whole.

Yves Julien, Jerome Duval ( Patas Arriba , coordination Attac – CADTM) – Valencia

Photo: Photo: Dan Simpson

BASTAMAG FEBRUARY 14, 2012

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slohnute z http://www.internationalnews.fr/article-speculation-l-espagne-a-deja-rembourse-trois-fois-sa-dette-104831395.html a prehnane cez google translator

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konecne!!

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Hack by Anonymous: Chinese government websites hacked and defaced by Anonymous China.

In a major breakthrough for the international Internet hacktivist collective known as Anonymous, Anonymous China is born.

On Friday morning the freshly minted Anonymous China announced via Twitter that they had hacked and defaced five different Chinese government websites. In addition, Anonymous China also leaked information from at least two different Chinese government websites. And it appears Anonymous China is only getting started.

The defacements are well done, and feature The Who’s classic tune of rebellion, “Baba O’Riley,” on autoplay. The following is the text that appears on those defacements:

Hi all !

Message to Chinese government :

All these years, the Chinese Communist government has subjected its People to unfair laws and unhealthy processes.
Dear Chinese government, you are not infallible, today websites are hacked, tomorrow it will be your vile regime that will fall.
So expect us because we do not forgive, never. What you are doing today to your Great People, tomorrow will be inflicted to you.

With no mercy.

Nothing will stop us, nor your anger nor your weapons.
You do not scare us, because you cannot afraid an idea.

Message to Chinese People :

Each of you suffers from the tyranny of that regime which knows nothing about you. We are with you.
With you here and now. But also tomorrow and the coming days so promising for your freedom. We will never give up.
Don't lose hope, the revolution begins in the heart.

The silence of all other countries highlights the lack of democracy and justice in China. It's unbearable.
We must all fight for your freedom.


http://www.haohaoreport.com/l/34303

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Novodoba skautska skupina….

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Tisa velebili mladučkí branci v kanadách a maskáčoch

http://nitra.sme.sk/c/6303944/tisa-velebili-mladucki-branci-v-kanadach-a-maskacoch.html

otazka na zaver: mate chlapcov vopred odsudenych? mozno to fakt nemysleli zle…nieco podobne robia skauti, a prvy slovensky stat bol holt prvy a fakt historicky prvy krat ked slovaci mali svoj stat, na okolnosti nehladiac, ale bolo to prvy krat ked boli Slovaci Slovakmi….
bulvarny titul dokaze urobit vela!
a stale je tam ta druha strana, ale to nieje dost, na odsudenie!

a fascinujucim sposobom je prave toto 100ty prispevok

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Echelon echelon, na ake slovicka pocuvas…

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odporucam pridat tieto slovicka do vasich ~/.signature ;)))

 

The Department of Homeland Security monitors your updates on social networks, including Facebook and Twitter, to uncover “Items Of Interest” (IOI), according to an internal DHS document released by the EPIC. That document happens to include a list of the baseline terms for which the DHS–or more specifically, a DHS subcontractor hired to monitor social networks–use to generate real-time IOI reports. (Although the released PDF is generally all reader-selectable text, the list of names was curiously embedded as an image of text, preventing simple indexing. We’ve fixed that below.)

To be fair, the DHS does have an internal privacy policy that attempts to strip your “PII”–Personally Identifiable Information–from the aggregated tweets and status updates, with some broad exceptions:

1) U.S. and foreign individuals in extremis situations involving potential life or death circumstances; (this is no change)
2) Senior U.S. and foreign government officials who make public statements or provide public updates;
3) U.S. and foreign government spokespersons who make public statements or provide public updates;
4) U.S. and foreign private sector officials and spokespersons who make public statements or provide public updates;
5) Names of anchors, newscasters, or on-scene reporters who are known or identified as reporters in their post or article or who use traditional and/or social media in real time to keep their audience situationally aware and informed;
6) Current and former public officials who are victims of incidents or activities related to Homeland Security; and
7) Terrorists, drug cartel leaders or other persons known to have been involved in major crimes of Homeland Security interest, (e.g., mass shooters such as those at Virginia Tech or Ft. Hood) who are killed or found dead.

In addition, the Media Monitoring Capability team can transmit personal information to the DHS National Operations Center over the phone as deemed necessary.

The MMC watch may provide the name, position, or other information considered to be PII to the NOC over the telephone when approved by the appropriate DHS OPS authority. But that information must not be stored in a database that could be searched by an individual’s PII.

In addition to the following list of terms, the DHS can also add additional search terms circumstantially as deemed necessary.

DHS Media Monitoring Terms

2.13 Key Words & Search TermsThis is a current list of terms that will be used by the NOC when monitoring social media sites to provide situational awareness and establish a common operating picture. As natural or manmade disasters occur, new search terms may be added.

The new search terms will not use PII in searching for relevant
mission-related information.

DHS & Other Agencies

  • Department of Homeland Security (DHS),Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA),Coast Guard (USCG),Customs and Border Protection (CBP),Border Patrol,Secret Service (USSS),National Operations Center (NOC),Homeland Defense,Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE),Agent,Task Force,Central Intelligence Agency (CIA),Fusion Center,Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA),Secure Border Initiative (SBI),Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI),Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF),U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS),Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS),Transportation Security Administration (TSA),Air Marshal,Federal Aviation Administration (FAA),National Guard,Red Cross,United Nations (UN)

Domestic Security

  • Assassination,Attack,Domestic security,Drill,Exercise,Cops,Law enforcement,Authorities,Disaster assistance,Disaster management,DNDO (Domestic Nuclear Detection Office),National preparedness,Mitigation,Prevention,Response,Recovery,Dirty Bomb,Domestic nuclear detection,Emergency management,Emergency response,First responder,Homeland security,Maritime domain awareness (MDA),National preparedness initiative,Militia,Shooting,Shots fired,Evacuation,Deaths,Hostage,Explosion (explosive),Police,Disaster medical assistance team (DMAT),Organized crime,Gangs,National security,State of emergency,Security,Breach,Threat,Standoff,SWAT,Screening,Lockdown,Bomb (squad or threat),Crash,Looting,Riot,Emergency Landing,Pipe bomb,Incident,Facility

HAZMAT & Nuclear

  • Hazmat,Nuclear,Chemical Spill,Suspicious package/device,Toxic,National laboratory,Nuclear facility,Nuclear threat,Cloud,Plume,Radiation,Radioactive,Leak,Biological infection (or event),Chemical,Chemical burn,Biological,Epidemic,Hazardous,Hazardous material incident,Industrial spill,Infection,Powder (white),Gas,Spillover,Anthrax,Blister agent,Exposure,Burn,Nerve agent,Ricin,Sarin,North Korea

Health Concern + H1N1

  • Outbreak,Contamination,Exposure,Virus,Evacuation,Bacteria,Recall,Ebola,Food Poisoning,Foot and Mouth (FMD),H5N1,Avian,Flu,Salmonella,Small Pox,Plague,Human to human,Human to ANIMAL,Influenza,Center for Disease Control (CDC),Drug Administration (FDA),Public Health,Toxic,Agro Terror,Tuberculosis (TB),Agriculture,Listeria,Symptoms,Mutation,Resistant,Antiviral,Wave,Pandemic,Infection,Water/air borne,Sick,Swine,Pork,Strain,Quarantine,H1N1,Vaccine,Tamiflu,Norvo Virus,Epidemic,World Health Organization (WHO and components),Viral Hemorrhagic Fever,E. Coli

Infrastructure Security

  • ,Infrastructure security,Airport,CIKR (Critical Infrastructure & Key Resources),AMTRAK,Collapse,Computer infrastructure,Communications infrastructure,Telecommunications,Critical infrastructure,National infrastructure,Metro,WMATA,Airplane (and derivatives),Chemical fire,Subway,BART,MARTA,Port Authority,NBIC (National Biosurveillance Integration Center),Transportation security,Grid,Power,Smart,Body scanner,Electric,Failure or outage,Black out,Brown out,Port,Dock,Bridge,Canceled,Delays,Service disruption,Power lines

Southwest Border Violence

  • Drug cartel,Violence,Gang,Drug,Narcotics,Cocaine,Marijuana,Heroin,Border,Mexico,Cartel,Southwest,Juarez,Sinaloa, Tijuana,Torreon,Yuma,Tucson,Decapitated, U.S. Consulate,Consular,El Paso,Fort Hancock,San Diego,Ciudad Juarez,Nogales,Sonora,Colombia,Mara salvatrucha,MS13 or MS-13,Drug war,Mexican army,Methamphetamine,Cartel de Golfo,Gulf Cartel,La Familia,Reynose,Nuevo Leon,Narcos,Narco banners (Spanish equivalents),Los Zetas,Shootout,Execution,Gunfight,Trafficking,Kidnap,Calderon,Reyosa,Bust,Tamaulipas,Meth Lab,Drug trade,Illegal immigrants,Smuggling (smugglers),Matamoros,Michoacana,Guzman,Arellano-Felix,Beltran-Leyva,Barrio Azteca,Artistics Assassins,Mexicles,New Federation

Terrorism

  • Terrorism,Al Queda (all spellings),Terror,Attack,Iraq,Afghanistan,Iran,Pakistan,Agro,Environmental terrorist,Eco terrorism,Conventional weapon,Target,Weapons grade,Dirty bomb,Enriched,Nuclear,Chemical weapon,Biological weapon,Ammonium nitrate,Improvised explosive device,IED (Improvised Explosive Device),Abu Sayyaf,Hamas,FARC (Armed Revolutionary Forces Colombia),IRA (Irish Republican Army),ETA (Euskadi ta Askatasuna),Basque Separatists,Hezbollah,Tamil Tiger,PLF (Palestine Liberation Front),PLO (Palestine Libration Organization),Car bomb,Jihad,Taliban,Weapons cache,Suicide bomber,Suicide attack,Suspicious substance,AQAP (Al Qaeda Arabian Peninsula),AQIM (Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb),TTP (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan),Yemen,Pirates,Extremism,Somalia,Nigeria,Radicals,Al-Shabaab,Home grown,Plot,Nationalist,Recruitment,Fundamentalism,Islamist

Weather/Disaster/Emergency

  • Emergency,Hurricane,Tornado,Twister,Tsunami,Earthquake,Tremor,Flood,Storm,Crest,Temblor,Extreme weather,Forest fire,Brush fire,Ice,Stranded/Stuck,Help,Hail,Wildfire,Tsunami Warning Center,Magnitude,Avalanche,Typhoon,Shelter-in-place,Disaster,Snow,Blizzard,Sleet,Mud slide or Mudslide,Erosion,Power outage,Brown out,Warning,Watch,Lightening,Aid,Relief,Closure,Interstate,Burst,Emergency Broadcast System

Cyber Security

  • Cyber security,Botnet,DDOS (dedicated denial of service),Denial of service,Malware,Virus,Trojan,Keylogger,Cyber Command,2600,Spammer,Phishing,Rootkit,Phreaking,Cain and abel,Brute forcing,Mysql injection,Cyber attack,Cyber terror,Hacker,China,Conficker,Worm,Scammers,Social media

Yes, the Department of Homeland Security is searching social media for…”social media”.

 

zdroj: http://animalnewyork.com/2012/02/the-department-of-homeland-security-is-searching-your-facebook-and-twitter-for-these-words/

 

 

and still, i wonder….