MUST READ: Secret Treaty WILL Be The Most Important Step Toward A ONE WORLD Economic System (GOOD BYE USA)!!!

by Sheep Media · November 14, 2014

Editor’s Note: The author of this excellent article mentions Obama’s treaty, however, this has been in the works for quite some time. If people think NAFTA was bad, this TPP secret treaty is called NAFTA on STEROIDS (and we do remember off-shored due to NAFTA to where all the US anymore is the war ). He also mentions the Republicans control both sides of Congress, and he’s hoping they’ll do the right thing. Well, I’ve got news for you. I’m very politically involved locally and when Republican Tom McClintock came to speak at one of the events to which I ran for a seat on my county’s central committee, after the speech, I approached him about this treaty and he lied to me. I know many in the political realm  who know much about the fact that both parties are pretty much sold out, however, not only does Republican McClintock support the TPP, he also supports a Con Con. In addition, sorry folks, but Republican RAND PAUL also supports this one world economic hellish nightmare Treaty and here’s the proof:

Rand Paul Supports the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Trade Deal (article here: http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/item/19439-rand-paul-...)

Michael Snyder’s excellent article on the TPP to follow. Please read all his articles at The Economic Collapse

Barack Obama is secretly negotiating the largest international trade agreement in , and the mainstream media in the United States is almost completely ignoring it.  If this treaty is adopted, it will be the most important step toward a One World Economic System that we have ever seen.

The name of this treaty is “the Trans-Pacific Partnership” (TPP), and the text of the treaty is so closely guarded that not even all members of Congress know what is in it.

Right now, there are 12 countries that are part of the negotiations: the United States, Canada, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam.

These nations have a combined population of 792 million people and for an astounding 40 percent of the global economy.  And it is hoped that the EU, China and India will eventually join as well.  This is potentially the most dangerous economic treaty of our lifetimes, and yet there is very little political debate about it in this country.

Even though Congress is not being allowed to see what is in the treaty, Barack Obama wants Congress to give him fast track negotiating authority.  What that means is that Congress would essentially trust Obama to negotiate a good treaty for us.  Congress could vote the treaty up or down, but would not be able to amend or filibuster it.

Of course now the Republicans control both houses of Congress.  If they are foolish enough to blindly give Barack Obama so much power, they should all immediately resign.

And it is critical that people understand that this is not just an economic treaty.  It is basically a gigantic end run around Congress.  Thanks to leaks, we have learned that so many of the things that Obama has deeply wanted for years are in this treaty.  If adopted, this treaty will fundamentally change our laws regarding Internet freedom, healthcare, copyright and patent protection, food safety, environmental standards, civil liberties and so much more. 

This treaty includes many of the rules that alarmed Internet activists so much when SOPA was being debated, it would essentially ban all “Buy American” laws, it would give Wall Street banks much more freedom to trade risky derivatives and it would force even more domestic offshore.

In other words, it is the treaty from hell.

In addition to imposing Obama’s vision for the world on 40 percent of the global population, it is also being described as a “Christmas wish-list for major corporations“.  Of the 29 chapters in the treaty, only five of them actually deal with economic issues.  The rest of the treaty deals with a whole host of other issues of great importance to the global elite.

The following list of issues addressed by this treaty is from a Malaysian news source…

• domestic court decisions and international legal standards (e.g., overriding domestic laws on both trade and nontrade matters, foreign investors’ right to sue governments in international tribunals that would overrule the national sovereignty)

• environmental regulations (e.g., nuclear energy, pollution, sustainability)

• financial deregulation (e.g., more power and privileges to the bankers and financiers)

• food safety (e.g., lowering food self-sufficiency, prohibition of mandatory labeling of genetically modified products, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) or mad cow disease)

• Government procurement (e.g., no more buy locally produced/grown)

• Internet freedom (e.g., monitoring and policing user activity)

• labour (e.g., welfare regulation, workplace safety, relocating domestic jobs abroad)

• patent protection, copyrights (e.g., decrease access to affordable medicine)

• public access to essential services may be restricted due to investment rules (e.g., water, electricity, and gas)

Why can’t we get this type of reporting in the United States?

And if this treaty is ultimately approved by Congress, we will essentially be stuck with it FOREVER!