Monday, May 10, 2010 5:40 PM
Triple Bottom Line
Well, every time I hear the word "sustainable", I know there is an agenda in place to empower corporations over governments, farmers, small business people and ordinary citizens.
There are almost limitless supplies of coal below the world's oceans. On top of it floats equally prolific supplies of Liquid Natural Gas.
As far as I'm concerned, the planet needs protection from Green extremists (including Labor, some Liberals and Liberal Democrats) and the huge corporations they continue to empower at the expense of Australian citizens.
Take a look at what's happening in Greece. The country has gone broke and the people have been rioting in the streets.
This is because Greece became one of 27 Member States of the European Economic Union. Since then, the only people who have benefitted from a Carbon Trading Scheme have been huge corporations.
Kevin Rudd wants an Asia Pacific Economic Union by 2020. This is so that we can become fully corporatised under a regime of global neo-communism. Why do you think Rudd has become strongly conversant in Mandarin?
Now let us look at what's happened in Japan. They have very high foreign debt, the country is in recession and they have high unemployment. A lot of their work has gone offshore to other Asian countries, destroying their balance of trade.
This is happening in all of the developed countries, because of global declarations and treaties signed by governments to break their own economies and their own farmers, business people and workers.
Why don't you have a good read of the following:
General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs - GATT
General Agreement on Trade and Services - GATS
Lima Declaration & Plan of Action on Industrial Development & Co-operation (1975)
Agenda 21
That's right. Our government is co-operating at a global level to kick Aussies in the guts. That's what Free Trade Agreements are about.
The Triple Bottom Line will be drawn when I have kicked at least 3 Labor/Greens in the butt.
We need to make everyone aware that the planet is a fully self-contained unit with a finite amount of carbon both above and below, and what goes up comes back down again in the rain.