The Filth Behind Bayer-Monsanto Merging & the Trans-Atlantic Trade Deal

Some might hope that the rise of Donald Trump’s Anti-Bad-Trade-Deal Policy would bring to bear an irreversible death to the pending Trans-Atlantic Trade & Investment Partnership (TTIP). Quietly powerful, political and economic interests both in the U.S. and the E.U. are pushing forward determined to ink a deal before the end of the Obama Regime’s Rule.

Recent media reporting suggests this mega-merger is merely a vesting of common interests however, with TTIP lurking on the horizon and loaded with the knowledge that both entities are heavyweights in herbicides, pesticides and genetically modified organisms (GMO’s), one might be prone to wonder if this melding of strange-brews isn’t, actually, premeditated planning. The U.S. Government and Media have, for years, run cover for Monsanto’s extensive GMO development programs, including its pesticide product-line, providing little to no coverage as to their risks/dangers while the Europeans, specifically the French and Germans, have vigorously opposed their introduction and/or use.

Now then, let us circle-back to the issue of TTIP; hidden within the so-called “treaty” is the mechanism by which legal and/or trade claims/disputes are resolved. As with the Trans-Pacific Partnership an “Independent” Board will be established the authority of which will be above and outside the reach of Domestic Courts. The same Board will also have the authority to assess damages against a country establishing restrictions or prohibitions affecting a member enterprise. An example of this would be on the occasion that France, based on demonstrated environmental and/or health concerns, were to decide to prohibit the use of any Bayer-Monsanto (assuming they merge) GMO product then the “Board” would have the authority to assess a judgement, against France, for the lost profits of Bayer-Monsanto.

If, in the unlikely event that the FDA, under public pressure, establishes a prohibition against the use of the product “Roundup” then the very same Board could assess a similar claim against the U.S. Should an American Citizen choose to file a birth-defect or wrongful-death suit against Bayer-Monsanto they would not be able to do so through the U.S. Court System. By Treaty it would have to be referred to “The Board” for review and possible consideration.

Once again, as you can clearly observe, the Political-Transnational Elite are wagering your sovereign right of due-process, among many others, to a Global Order outside of your reach. They don’t mind, of course, simply because you don’t matter. Make your position known for as long as it takes to put an end to this wholesale pillaging. Put an end to the political-class that is far too willing to barter with your health, your freedoms and your liberties.

Curtis C. Greco, Founder

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