The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction!

The truth behind any story is hidden by the fact it is unable to be found just by reading it! Over the past few years l have studied many articles closely, but reading it alone will not reveal the truth! After studying the news l have been able to see beyond the rhetoric ,to the real truth in many stories. This first real truth relates to anyone investigating a story, be it health, food or finance!

Your first question has to be what is the real reason behind what this person is telling us? If the answer is simply on the surface and reveals just your understanding of the subject, but not its real reason, then dig deeper!

An example maybe as simple as a government states they are cutting a budget, it seems on the surface simple a figure of X is being cut from Y budget! Though listen to other stories in the next few days, and l guarantee you will hear of a new initiative to do with this area that will be set-up to provide a new service. These services l call 3rd party contracts and l use #cash4contracts on a regular basis, to highlight my concern.

So when you search for the truth of any story look for the reason, do not believe the facts as stated, and never take any story on face value. As the "Truth" the "Real Truth" is much stranger than fiction.



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In a press release, Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards blasted Kasich’s decision to approve HB 59′s abortion-related amendments. “Like Governor Perry in Texas, politicians in Ohio knew they could not pass these unpopular measures if they played by the rules — that’s why they tried to bury these provisions in the pages of a must-pass state budget,” Richards pointed out in a statement, referring to the legislators in Texas who continue attempting to push through abortion restrictions during a special session. “If they thought no one was looking, Ohioans proved they were wrong. Texas lit a fuse.”

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Same-Sex Marriage: High Court Strikes Down DOMA but Leaves Fate of Calif. Ban Uncertain - Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life

The U.S. Supreme Court has handed down two landmark same-sex marriage rulings, one striking down a major provision of the federal Defence of Marriage Act (DOMA) and the other leaving uncertain the fate of California’s Proposition 8, the 2008 ballot initiative that prohibits gay and lesbian couples in the state from marrying.

In addition, the court ruled, DOMA violates the Fifth Amendment’s guarantee of “equal liberty.” Kennedy’s majority opinion states that DOMA “singles out” legally married same-sex couples and imposes a second-class status on them even though their own states have accorded them full marriage rights. Furthermore, Kennedy writes, DOMA advances no government policy or purpose that justifies its discriminatory impact. “The statute is invalid, for no legitimate purpose overcomes the purpose and effect to disparage and to injure those who the State, by its marriage laws, sought to protect in person hood and dignity.”   

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Eradication of Smallpox Is Certified (1979)

Eradication of Smallpox Is Certified (1979): One of the deadliest diseases in history by sheer loss of life, smallpox was the target of a concerted, worldwide eradication campaign in the 20th century, and it became the first disease to have been successfully wiped out. Efforts focused on vaccination and quickly responding to and curtailing outbreaks. The last person to die from smallpox caught it at a laboratory, where samples of the now-vanquished disease remain. Who is the last person known to have contracted it in the wild? Discuss


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Cold Snap Adds To Misery for Superstorm Sandy Survivors, and It Doesn't Have To Be That Way.

Cold Snap Adds To Misery for Superstorm Sandy Survivors, and It Doesn't Have To Be That Way.:
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Promoting Labor Rights is Everyone’s Responsibility

Promoting Labor Rights is Everyone’s Responsibility:
This year’s Labor Rights Week theme, ‘Promoting Labor Rights is Everyone’s Responsibility,’ underscores the importance of partnerships between the Labor Department and other countries to educate migrant workers and their employers about U.S. labor laws.

Making America’s workplaces safe and fair for everyone is the hallmark of Labor Rights Week. We’re committed to ensuring that workers are safe on the job and paid what they’re owed by law. This means no one can be paid less than $7.25 an hour. It means overtime must be paid for each hour above 40 a week. And it means that employers must provide a safe workplace.
The department’s Wage and Hour Division, which enforces federal laws governing a minimum wage, overtime pay, child labor and the rights of migrant workers, and the department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which is principally concerned with protecting workers from hazards on the job, are participating in Labor Rights Week events throughout the nation this week.
More information about Labor Department programs that protect migrant workers can be found at http://www.dol.gov/ilab/highlights/if-20120611.htm.

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Join the Conversation: #LaborDay2012 Twitter Chat

Labor Day Twitter Chat w/ @HildaSolisDOL

On Labor Day 2012 and every day, one of my top priorities is to help those looking for work get the training they need for good-paying jobs.
By 2020, 17 of the 30 fastest-growing occupations will require a postsecondary certificate or degree. That means that getting the skills employers want and need are critical to a successful career.
Tomorrow, Thursday, August 30 at 2 p.m. EDT I will host a live #LaborDay2012 Twitter chat. Whether you’re interested in how you can apply your skills to a new career or where to find job training programs in your neighborhood, I’m here to help.
Join the conversation by using the hashtag #LaborDay2012 or tweet questions in advance to @HildaSolisDOL. Don’t have a Twitter account? You can still participate by submitting questions to Connect@dol.gov by 10 a.m. EDT Thursday, August 30.
RSVP for the #LaborDay2012 chat and get updates about upcoming Twitter events.
Here at the Labor Department, we have many resources to help you along your career path. I look forward to sharing these invaluable tools with you!

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