Why Resist the TPP

8 Comments on "Why Resist the TPP"

makati1 on Mon, 7th Mar 2016 7:19 pm 



The sheeple are losing their “freedoms” one inch at a time, but they have been losing them for decades. The so called “frog in the pot” idea. They have few, if any left. Especially in America. the “Land of the Free”. LMAO

dave thompson on Mon, 7th Mar 2016 11:47 pm 



The people have lost, when the shtf tptb are ready with force.

GregT on Tue, 8th Mar 2016 12:39 am 



“The people have lost, when the shtf tptb are ready with force.”

Absolutely DT, TPTB have been playing their game for a very long time. They know exactly what they are doing, and their plans don’t include any of us.

Davy on Tue, 8th Mar 2016 4:40 am 



“China Goes Full “Minority Report”, Creates “Pre-Crime” Program”
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-03-07/china-goes-full-minority-report-creates-pre-crime-program

“Publicly there have been more than 1,500 announced cases against party officials. But that’s just “publicly.” Knowing the Party’s reputation for “disappearing” those who “disappoint” or otherwise act in morally objectionable ways, the real number is impossible to know but is likely orders of magnitude higher. “

“China was a surveillance state long before Edward Snowden clued Americans in to the extent of domestic spying. Since the Mao era, the government has kept a secret file, called a dang’an, on almost everyone. Dang’an contain school reports, health records, work permits, personality assessments, and other information that might be considered confidential and private in other countries. The contents of the dang’an can determine whether a citizen is eligible for a promotion or can secure a coveted urban residency permit. The government revealed last year that it was also building a nationwide database that would score citizens on their trustworthiness.”

“New antiterror laws that went into effect on Jan. 1 allow authorities to gain access to bank accounts, telecommunications, and a national network of surveillance cameras called Skynet. Much of the project is shrouded in secrecy. The Ministry of State Security, which oversees counterintelligence and political security, doesn’t even have its own website, let alone answer phone calls. Only Wu, the engineer at China Electronics Technology, would speak on the record. He hinted at the scope of the data collection effort when he said the software would be able to draw portraits of suspects by cross-referencing information from bank accounts, jobs, hobbies, consumption patterns, and footage from surveillance cameras.”

“The program would flag unusual behavior, such as a resident of a poor village who suddenly has a lot of money in her bank account or someone with no overseas relatives who makes frequent calls to foreigners.”

Plantagenet on Tue, 8th Mar 2016 6:26 am 



The TPP is a big part of Obamas legacy.

joe on Tue, 8th Mar 2016 9:12 am 



Tpp is nothing compared to the deal they are lining up with the EU.
Global government here we go.
Dont worry, flags etc will stay, because it needs a couple more generations to make reality platable, and you can keep your guns, so long as most o f the parts are made in China…..

makati1 on Tue, 8th Mar 2016 7:11 pm 



joe, it will never happen. The one world government that is. The happenings in the EU is proof that when the going gets tough, the tough break back into it’s previous hates and distrusts. Humans were never meant to be huge ‘tribes’. Apparently the elite never bothered to figure that out.

Boat on Tue, 8th Mar 2016 8:34 pm 



Plant,

In the US there are 450 billion in unpaid taxes every year. Republicans responded by cutting IRS enforcement. If TTP enforcement is good maybe the US could hire them to get that money.