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POMONA - Cuts in services, layoffs, employee concessions and outsourcing have all helped give Pomona a balanced budget this year. But even with all those cuts the city still faces an uncertain financial future.

POMONA - Cuts in services, layoffs, employee concessions and outsourcing have all helped give Pomona a balanced budget this year. But even with all those cuts the city still faces an uncertain financial future.

Michelle Malkin Lead Story ACORN Watch: Fight the thugs By Michelle Malkin • October 20, 2009 05:34 PM Photoshop credit: Leo Alberti ACORN is a criminal enterprise. It took decades to build up its massive coffers and intricate web of affiliates across the country. It will take months and years to untangle the entire operation. And it will take time, money, and and relentless sunshine to dismantle the government-subsidized, partisan racket. It can’t be “ref

Photoshop credit: Leo AlbertiACORN is a criminal enterprise. It took decades to build up its massive coffers and intricate web of affiliates across the country.It will take months and years to untangle the entire operation.And it will take time, money, and and relentless sunshine to dismantle the government-subsidized, partisan racket. It can’t be “reformed.” It is constitutionally corrupt.The sworn testimony, research, and blogging by former ACORN/Project Vote development associate Anita MonCri

The wisdom of collective farming has been slowly getting into the hands of shrewd agribusiness multinationals. It seems that the latter have been tweaking on God’s original handiwork and taking advantage of farmers’ collective wisdom, knowledge, and skills for their corporate aggrandizement and coffers. Today, genetically-modified crops are said to have increasingly lessened the role of farmers in agriculture, while capitalizing on farmers’ knowledge. The current genetics of agriculture have p