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How Big Oil Conquered the World

FK – Didn’t comment or take notes on these two. They pretty much speak for themselves anyway. They filled in some holes for me.

They should be required viewing in all high schools, colleges and churches.

But there are no men here to bring that about.

The Roswell UFO Crash BBC Documentary – Proof

FK – Just watched this last night. It’s several years old. Don’t remember all the interviews with locals from any other vids I’ve seen before but I’ve seen a lot. I don’t put a lot of faith in the ‘autopsy’ vid at the end. More recent claims/admissions are that it’s a hoax.

There’s a lot of things our ‘scientists’ don’t understand:

Stop the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA)

TPA, TPP, TTIP — and now TiSA! Much of the debate over current trade policy and the proposed global governance structures that would emanate from it have revolved around this ever-increasing list of alphabet-soup measures.

Although not nearly as well-known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA) should not be overlooked. Equally potent and potentially even more debilitating to our nation’s independence and domestic economy than the TPP and TTIP, the proposed TiSA currently being negotiated would be imposed on the entire world, not just a particular region.

The TiSA would give the UN’s World Trade Organization (WTO) unprecedented control of the service sector, including jobs in banking, finance, courier and postal services, delivery and freight services, energy distribution, health care, insurance, maritime, professional services, legal services, licensing, real estate, telecommunications, transportation, tourism, and much more. According to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, such services “account for three-quarters of U.S. GDP and 4 out of 5 jobs in the United States.”

As for its stated purpose, the Office of U.S. Trade Representative’s website declares: “TiSA will support the development of strong, transparent, and effective regulatory policies, which are so important to enabling international commerce.”

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FK – After NAFTA was pushed through a congress controlled by ‘the party of the little man’ and signed by klinton, which said it was against it during its first campaign for the now red house, 30 million of us should’ve gone up there and hung expensive suits along Pennsylvania Ave. What should we do if this passes?

TISA, Yet Another Secret “Trade” Threat