Monthly Archives: March 2011

Dear Petitioners: Thank you and bless you for your ongoing support, working together for all American Workers Safety, Health and Welfare to help end/stop human trafficking ~ modern/day slavery… “Yes We Can” and indeed we will! http://legislature.mi.gov/doc.aspx?mcl-328-1931-LXVIIA THE MICHIGAN PENAL … Continue reading →

http://news.change.org/stories/victory-texas-passes-tough-anti-trafficking-law What does this mean for the Lone Star State? For one thing: tougher laws on sex and labor trafficking and harsher penalties for child trafficking. But the passage of this bill might also be the bellwether needed to convince … Continue reading →

Growing-up in a World Wide Web of Crime The SOBS Corporate Inventory: http://richard-a-sands.blogspot.com/2011/03/sex-trafficking-conference-3192011.html A paradigm shift or change must first occur in the mindset of our society before a vast majority of people can understand what really happens behind the … Continue reading →

Regulate sexually oriented businesses to reduce risks to public, occupational health and to prevent human trafficking! http://www.change.org/petitions/regulate-sobs-to-reduce-risks-to-public-occupational-health-and-to-prevent-human-trafficking#?opt_new=f We cannot NOT any longer afford to ignore some of the most lucrative global Sexually Oriented Business (SOB) industries in the entire world … Continue reading →

http://human.globalincidentmap.com/ Global Incident Maps including Amber-Alert Map, Gang Activity Map, Drug Interdictions Map, Hazmat Situations Map, Disease Outbreaks Map, Food/Medicine Incidents, Border Security Issues, Terrorism Event Predictions etc., etc., etc. Please repost or share this valuable information and news on … Continue reading →

Texas H.B. 1929 (Aliseda) – Sexually Oriented Businesses: would create a state licensing scheme to be administered by the State Department of Health Services for owners, operators, employees, or independent contractors of sexually oriented businesses; (2) provide certain requirements that … Continue reading →

The New Declaration of Independence was the promise; the Corporate Constitution was the fulfillment.  “The sacred rights of corporations are not to be rummaged for, among old parchments, or musty records.  They are written, as with shadows of darkness in … Continue reading →