The significance of the TPP -Trans-Pacific Partnership
Agreement and the TTIP - Transatlantic Trade
and Investment Partnership Agreement has your head spinning already, now add another globalist gift to the Corporatocracy
model of total trade domination, the TISA - Trade In Services Agreement. According to the trade group, Coalition of Service Industries, "the TISA is currently being negotiated in Geneva, Switzerland with
50 participants that represent 70 percent of the world's trade in services . . . The TISA has the opportunity to address major
and fundamental barriers to trade in services affecting the United States and the globe. Some barriers to services trade include
limited movement of data across borders, unfair competition from state-owned enterprises, lack of transparency and need for
due process of law, and forced local ownership and discrimination in obtaining business licenses and permits."
What a noble goal, Transparency. When did you hear about this
updated GATS and WTO agreement? Well, if you are watching the pressitute media, you probably are in the dark. However, the
Office of United
State Trade Representative just loves formulating international rules, requirements and regulations,
since the benefits are so dramatic. "If business services were to achieve the same export potential as manufactured goods
globally, U.S. exports could increase by as much as $800 billion."
Just
one question, that never seems to get an answer. Why do all these "so called" beneficial trade agreements doom the
United States to a permanent balance of trade deficit?
Trading Economics reports, US Trade Deficit Widens to 2-Year High, "US trade gap
increased to USD 47.2 billion in April of 2014 from a revised USD 44.2 billion in March, as imports recorded the highest value
on record. Purchases of automobiles, capital goods, food and consumer goods all hit record highs in April."
"The United States recorded a trade deficit of 47236
USD Million in April of 2014. Balance of Trade in the United States averaged -12476.56 USD Million from 1950 until 2014, reaching
an all time high of 1946 USD Million in June of 1975 and a record low of -67235 USD Million in August of 2006. Balance of
Trade in the United States is reported by the U.S. Census Bureau."
Even
the globalist flagship social control financial institution, the World Bank grudgingly admits that America is the world leader in red ink.
"The
US and the EU are the main proponents of the agreement, and the authors of most joint changes, which also covers cross-border
data flow. In a significant anti-transparency manoeuvre by the parties, the draft has been classified to keep it secret
not just during the negotiations but for five years after the TISA enters into force."
"Dr. Patricia Ranald, a research associate at the University
of Sydney and convener of the Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network, told the paper that the documents suggest the
US wants to "tie the hands" of other governments, including allied ones, by way of sheer deregulation."
"Amendments
from the US are seeking to end publicly provided services like public pension funds, which are referred to as 'monopolies'
and to limit public regulation of all financial services," she said. ''They want to freeze financial regulation at existing
levels, which would mean that governments could not respond to new developments like another global financial crisis.''
"This massive
trade deal will put public health care, child care, postal, broadcasting, water, power, transport and other services at risk.
The TISA will lock in the privatisations of services-even in cases where private service delivery has failed-meaning governments
can never return water, energy, health, education or other services to public hands. The TISA will also restrict a government's
right to regulate stronger standards in the public's interest. For example, it will affect environmental regulations, licensing
of health facilities and laboratories, waste disposal centres, power plants, school and university accreditation and broadcast
licenses. The proposed deal will also restrict a government's ability to regulate key sectors including financial, energy,
telecommunications and cross-border data flows."
Both accounts raise concerns that various sovereign governments would
be restricted from legislating indigenous protections for their own populations. Ostentatiously, a free market advocate might
be tempted to favor limiting the role and scope of your own government. However, the fundamental objective of any of these
trade agreements is to place the bulk of commerce under international treaty preeminence.
The invisible hand of Adam Smith must bow a genuflected knee to the globalist elites,
who foster the free trade fraud that only benefits their mastery and control of the planet.
Look at the TISA concept as a giant "Commerce Clause" for the New World Order. Under treaty arrangements, each individual
nation subordinates their autonomy to become part of the intercontinental club, using that colorful pejorative "community
of nations", while acting as a band of monopolists. Allowing one’s own country to become servants to the decrees
of EU bureaucrats in Brussels, or jurists in The Hague, and especially banksters at the Bank of International Settlements,
cannot and will never achieve widespread prosperity.
Here
lies the lesson. Achieving the uplifting of humanity, both economically and socially, has never been the goal, much less the
plan of the internationalists. Corporatists are transnational racketeers bent on eliminating real competition, while pulling
the strings of governmental puppets. The elites want the extinction of the nation state, and trade agreements hasten global
assimilation into a commercial system where only obedient vassals participate. Apparently, the establishment wants the TISA
hidden for a very good reason.
