Good evening, we finish up Jon Rappoport's The Ownership of all Life, Notes on Scandals, Conspiracies and Cover ups. Jon way ahead of most on the health/depopulation issues, that seem to be quite the rage now. This S*#T is not new folks, Rachel Carson tried to wake folks up in the 50's and 60's, but there were too many sheep then saying 'our government would never do that', and I am going to have more to say on this whole despicable situation shortly...

...In July 1997, the World Health Organization published papers on asbestos and safety which shocked several experts. These papers sounded like they had been written by representatives of asbestos companies.

Asbestos? Cancer? No problem.

The kicker is this. The World Trade Organization (WTO), the operating arm of the global “free trade agreement” called GATT, can consult this junk science on asbestos and use it to force countries—like France—who have completely banned the use of asbestos, to knuckle under. Canada, a major producer of asbestos, plans to challenge France’s ban as an unfair trade practice. That means Canada, before the WTO in Geneva, will argue that recent studies reveal asbestos to be safe. If the WTO agrees, France’s position is overridden. If France then refuses to import asbestos from Canada (“violating free trade”) they would be forced to pay annual gigantic fines or face serious international trade sanctions, in which member nations of GATT would boycott commerce with them. This is one way in which GATT was formulated to serve corporations over and against safety as defined by nations. GATT was yet another cornerstone in building a global economy run by and for the transnationals.

and we are such good neighbors to the world...not

..“Analyzing data from US Customs shipping records, researchers at the Foundation for Advancements in Science and Education found that more than 338 million pounds of hazardous pesticides were exported from US ports during 1995 and 1996. The majority went to destinations in the developing world. During this period, at least 21 million pounds of pesticides which are forbidden to be used in the United States were exported. These estimates must be regarded as conservative in view of the fact that specific names were omitted from the shipping records for nearly two-thirds of the pesticides exported. In fact, between 1992 and 1996, more than 2 billion pounds of pesticides left US ports with their specific chemical names omitted from publicly accessible shipping records—a rate well over 500 tons per day.”

I highly doubt it has stopped...

full text
https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2022/08/part-2-of-2-ownership-of-all-life-notes.html