My thoughts on the Trans Pacific Partnership; this is our loving government knowing what is good for us without even consulting us. That change everybody is talking about, could it be it here already? The problems with this deal is we will not be involved, the whole thing went down with nobody knowing what is going on. US senators were not even allowed to read it, big sections of it were not allowed to go back to their constituency for review. There were governments involved, but more importantly there were about 500 multinational corporations that played a larger role in shaping this agreement, more than the people of any country. Whereas in the past the governments were the representatives of the corporations, now the Corporation want a seat at the able themselves no longer satisfied with the puppet governments. The puppets are not reliable always going to the highest bidder. The new deal only represents shareholders and profits. In Canada, Prime Minister Harper has paved the way to protect the deal with Bill C-51. It will be illegal to speak up and challenge government policy. For starts we must all speak with a very loud voice and poke a stick into the spokes where we can.
Before all this can be done we must join the Trans Pacific Partnership as the North American Union where Canada US and Mexico are on common currency, it will be called the Amero. No more greenback looney or peso. Then there is the superhighway between Canada USA and Mexico, part of the new NAFTA agreement, I believe it will have 8 lanes each way with four train tracks. Driverless trucks and trains are in the works; just this week Canadian oil companies announced driverless trucks for the tar sand project. So much for a seat at the table for the working class. They are out of luck as part of the new deal. The globalized future has no room for pensioned employees
Currently the NAFTA deal is behind schedule, that has to be completed before the new deal to come into existence. The old society needs to be destabilized first, that is what this is really about. The corrupt elements will be cultivated to the point where they destroy and destabilize the current society. We are seeing examples of this play out everyday in the form of unrest in one form or another. It is no coincidence. They want to build a new house, so the old one has to be torn down first. There will be no room for people that want pensions and expects a living wage, that has to be abolished before this can come into effect. How about that, just last month, there was news that people will not have their pensions, sorry the government is fresh out of money, or so they say. The real estate crash where millions of Americans lost their homes was no coincidence, was that part of the plan?
In Canada, some disturbing new trends on the horizon, or under the bridge. There was an incident in the exclusive neighbourhood of Thornhill, just north of Toronto. The police attempted to remove a large group of homeless Mexicans living under the railroad bridge in Thornhill. This is something unheard of, the police approached them then walked away, the Mexicans were seem laughing as the police walked away; too expensive to incarcerated them. Major concerns linger about the criminal element gaining a foothold; the foot soldiers on the march.
Makes you wonder about the US administration taking guns away from border guards and cutting the border guard budget. What's up with the Attorney General getting caught red-handed giving large shipments of guns to the cartel? I don't think they are looking to mitigate or moderate the drug traffic, it appears the corrupt elements are going to be cultivated to the point where they destroyed the old society. Hitler had the brown shirts, the One Percenters have battalions of organized criminal thugs.
What can we do? I'm not sure contacting our elected reps will do much. I do have faith though in human nature, the need for greed always comes into play in all human endeavours. They are greedy, and they are already going after each other for a bigger piece of the new pie. Are the wheels falling off the Trans Pacific bus? We can always pray.
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