The new chairman of the Finance Committee, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), made a speech this week announcing that he was working to introduce a new version of trade promotion authority that he is propagandistically calling “smart-track,” but which sounds more like fast track in sheep’s clothing. Wyden was vague on the details, but this far into the process any fast track bill being pushed will still rig trade in favor of transnational corporations.
Sunrise in Juneau the morning of 8/2010: This is Douglas Harbor, Alaska.
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Global Corporations scheming to take over our economy - TIME TO SAY 'NO'
http://www.alternet.org/activism/global-corporations-are-scheming-take-control-our-economy-we-can-put-stop-it
The broad movement for fair trade has stalled the Trans-Pacific
Partnership (TPP). When fast track trade promotion authority was
introduced by former Senator Baucus, the Chairman of the Finance
Committee, it was announced dead by Harry Reid
and many of the members of the Finance Committee. A similar bill in the
House also died quickly, not even proceeding to mark-up in the Ways and
Means Committee, despite being introduced by its Chairman, David Camp
(R-MI).
The new chairman of the Finance Committee, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), made a speech this week announcing that he was working to introduce a new version of trade promotion authority that he is propagandistically calling “smart-track,” but which sounds more like fast track in sheep’s clothing. Wyden was vague on the details, but this far into the process any fast track bill being pushed will still rig trade in favor of transnational corporations.
The new chairman of the Finance Committee, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), made a speech this week announcing that he was working to introduce a new version of trade promotion authority that he is propagandistically calling “smart-track,” but which sounds more like fast track in sheep’s clothing. Wyden was vague on the details, but this far into the process any fast track bill being pushed will still rig trade in favor of transnational corporations.
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