Charlie Wilson former U.S Congressman dies

Charlie Wilson a former Democrat represented eastern Ohio in Washington, died in a Florida Hospital. He died Sunday. He was 70.

He served 14 years championing people of eastern in Columbus and Washington. With involved in among project like airport improvements, secured federal funding for police department, etc.

Since 1997 to 2005, he served in Ohio House of Representatives then as Ohio Senate for two years. He then joined congress 2006 as write-in candidate but got less support for state's primary.

U.S Rep Bill Johnson defeated Wilson for Ohio in 2012 felt so sad to hear about his death and expressed condolences to his family. Bill said that he and Wilson were  friends even they are opponent in political issues.

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Robert Remini died as legacy of Andrew Jackson Scholar

He wrote at least 10 books about Andrew Jackson, former seventh President of U.S. and officially appointed as historian for the U.S House of Representatives. He was 91.

He died March 28 at Evanston Hospital after suffering a stroke, new release announced by University of Illinois, Chicago. He was the professor emeritus at the school.

He married Ruth T Kuhner with three children. He was the historian at House from 2005 to 2010. He also wrote biographies of Joseph Smith (Mormon founder), Daniel Webster (celebrated orator) and President John Quincy Adams.

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Barrack Obama signed Monsanto Protection Act

American President has signed a bill into law written by Monsanto sponsored Senator. Thus, it will benefit directly from legislation.

By this way, the giant agriculture deal on genetical modifed organisms (GMOs) and genetically engineered (GE) will continue on plant and sell man-made crops even the large questions on human health risks remain unanswered.

According to this, more than 250 000 people signed the petition asking the president to veto the bill spending over the biotech rider, referred to Monsanto Protection Act.

The President ignore the petition by signed the bill into law that will deny the federal court to take action against the plant and sell man-made crop company.

While Mansanto plans massive biotech experiments in US, the farmers has to pay to avoiding trouble with Mansanto. It is because the agro-giant will produce their biotech pattern of seeds to overcome 'seed oligarchy' by natural farmer. It take home $23 million from small farmers.

By re-planted the genetically modified 'Roundup Ready' seeds that look to be resistant to pesticides, Mr Bowman was accused simply replanting seeds from an earlier crop.

Supreme Court will take time until July to decide the legal right to replant those crops made by Mansanto even it likely a hard battle to farmers to win.

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Nelson Mandela admitted to hospital for recurring lung infection

African former black president Nelson Mandela 94, anti-apartheid leader admitted to Pretoria Hospital recurring lung infection. He was admitted hospital Wednesday before midnight, recently.

The former First Black African President increasing frail recently was admit hospital several time since last year. Last December 2012 he spent three weeks in hospital for lung infection and gallstones.

He received the best treatment from medical expertise as possible and appeal for privacy to allow space for doctor to do their job.

Jacob Zuma, President of Africa hope recovery for Mandela and let's all the world pray for beloved Madiba and his family prosperity. He believed and confidence with the medical team to give their best to ensure recovery.

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