Then Came USMCA... And 1,800p To Define 'Economic Cannibalism'

The biggest threat from USMCA is that it ensures biotech giants to get better legal protection, and this also means that they are going to increase the amount of genetically modified foods on supermarket shelves. By the same token, it is very likely that organic produces are going to get more pricey as a result (see how demand makes prices go up, but junk is cheap), also because the point is to have customers ingest more chemicals and GMOs disturbing their digestive system. Gastroenteritis rampant in the West, it is estimated that 1 in 5 people have it chronically. All good for bigpharma as the long-term side effects of inflammation may lead to cancer.

The canadian dairy producers story is actually very saddening and it looks as if the US is going to overtake the canadian milk production with such tactics. If canadian cows cannot be administered hormones to produce more milk and that America is now allowed to sell its milk there, what else could it mean? This is particularly treacherous in this environment. The canadian milk market has very little cushion as it already is in a dire state.

NAFTA was never about free trade, and so is USMCA. Most people do not realize that the more man-made laws we have the less freedom. Most people cannot afford lawyers' fees to navigate the loopholes anyway. Only the wealthy. And this is how wealth tends to remain in the same hands.

The upside though is that those opposing globalization are no longer tagged as "anarchists". Let's not mince our words: globalization is no more less than economic cannibalism. The top players have blood all over them. Yes, dear followers, there is an AWAKENING, slow but there!

G20 Protest, Buenos Aires , 1000's OF PEOPLE (LONG)

Public anger is all about opposition to predatory capitalism, globalization affecting billions of people worldwide, neoliberal harshness, ecocide, and endless wars of aggression, among other issues.... Its predatory lending practices come with unacceptable strings, demanding privatization of state enterprises, mass layoffs, deregulation, deep social spending cuts, wage freezes or cuts, other corporate friendly policies, marginalizing trade unions, and harsh crackdowns on resisters. MORE: https://stephenlendman.org/2018/12/lots-to-protest-about-at-the-g20-summit/

How To End The Perpetual Alienation Of People's Birthrights? (excerpt, blog posted yesterday)

Money has always meant debt because leverage is what keeps the top meritocrats in power. If a majority of the population doesn't go into debt one way or another, meritocrats would not survive . That is precisely why money was "invented" by and for a high ranking class. And this means that the system remains inimical to most as it generates poverty endlessly.
Social programs, corporate subsidies and defense are the easiest ways to leverage populations because crowds rely on their govs for their security. Removing all these incentives would mean the end of the world as we know it. Though without awareness, the same power structure would inevitably reappear.... MORE https://steemit.com/informationwar/@earthcustodians/how-to-end-the-perpetual-alienation-of-people-s-birthrights

Peddling economic lies in exchange for votes | oct 2018

In a partial about-face, the president recently signed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA. This is a mixed bag of trade restrictions and freedoms that replaces NAFTA as the rules for trade among North American countries. Like NAFTA, the USMCA takes about 1,800 pages to define “free trade” in North America. That’s about 1,800 pages more than is necessary. A true free trade agreement requires exactly zero pages, because free trade is what naturally happens when governments leave people alone to transact business as they wish... Politicians should be ashamed for peddling economic lies simply to extract votes from people who trust them to know better... MORE: https://www.newsday.com/opinion/commentary/peddling-economic-lies-in-exchange-for-votes-1.21864521

Thousands protest 'G20 circus' in Argentina (nov 30 2018)

"This G20 won't talk about migration, austerity and the adjustment measures we're facing here in Argentina and that are being applied in Europe," said Daniel Catalano, secretary-general of ATE Capital, an Argentine trade union.
"They won't talk about poverty. They won't talk about climate change, they won't talk about how to improve the quality of life. They're going to talk about how to divide the wealth of the majority and the wealth of nature," he told Al Jazeera before the protest. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/11/ant-g20-protesters-march-capitalism-abuse-activists-181130162823959.html

For dairy farmers like myself, USMCA is another kick in the teeth | OCTOBER 3, 2018

In recent years we have seen significant erosion of our market, with more foreign imports finding a place on our local store shelves. Both our trade agreement with the European Union known as CETA, and the CPTPP carved out significant chunks of the market..... American dairy farmers are in dire straits. They produce much more milk than is needed in the U.S. and export a significant percentage to other countries, Canada included. The global dairy market is saturated: there’s simply too much milk. ... https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-for-dairy-farmers-like-myself-usmca-is-another-kick-in-the-teeth/

USMCA will mean more genetically modified foods on your dinner table | October 9, 2018

It likely won't surprise many that a corporate rights agreement -- namely the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) -- promotes the foods engineered by transnational biotechnology corporations with genetically modified organisms (GMOs)... The original NAFTA ended Mexico's tariff barriers on corn with the result that heavily subsidized U.S. corn poured into Mexico, forcing two million farmers off their land. The USMCA provision on GMO crops adds further insult to that injury... The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the drug in 1993, but the drug is not allowed to be administered in Canada.... http://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/brent-patterson/2018/10/usmca-will-mean-more-genetically-modified-foods-your-dinner

Biotech industry, anti-GMO activists face off over new NAFTA trade deal | nov 2018

Groups representing biotech companies and agribusiness contend the provisions in the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, are aimed at making trade in GE products more predictable and ensuring that disputes can be resolved more quickly, while also protecting billions of dollars in biotech industry investments in research and development. https://geneticliteracyproject.org/2018/10/17/biotech-industry-anti-gmo-activists-face-off-over-new-nafta-trade-deal/

Subsidizing Biotech and Big Ag, Informational Video

Once one understands the "leverage game", managing populations and their perceptions is a cake walk... until awareness begins to raise for a greater good. But this will not have anything to do with crapitalism but people understanding that worshiping money cannot rule over societies but the..... HEART.