Reinvention - OECD Notes

 

I hardly know where to begin with this - so it's going to be a quick and dirty.  This morning I got a forwarded email from Natural News about S.510 Food Modernization Act.   

Food safety bill invokes Codex harmonization and grants FDA authority to police food safety of foreign nations

(NaturalNews) Of all the talk about S.510, virtually no one has actually read the language in the bill -- especially not those lawmakers who voted for it. The more you read from this bill, the more surreal it all becomes. For example, did you know there's a global FDA power grab agenda hidden in the Food Safety Modernization Act? Keep reading and I'll quote text straight out of the bill itself.

Section 305 is entitled "BUILDING CAPACITY OF FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS WITH RESPECT TO FOOD SAFETY" and it gives the FDA authority to set up offices in foreign countries and then dictate the food safety plans of foreign governments. It says, specifically, on page 217 of the bill....(click the link for the rest)

There is a link to the legislation so I looked at it - and sure enough, they will be setting up a global system of food (and drug) inspection.  I already knew that because of my research on global systems plus a recording of a woman named Ruth David of the ANALYTIC Services (ANSER Institute for Homescam Security) who was interviewed at some campaign event.  According to David, "our first line defense is actually on foreign soil".

In the research I sent out yesterday (Jigsaw Puzzle), I documented essentially the same program of food supply chain regulation and inspection system on the OECD - PUMA website as here - with the only significant difference being that here, it was billed as "Field to Table"; there it was billed as "Cow to Kid".  

OECD - Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development
PUMA - Public Management Service

A couple of years ago when I identified the Helsinki Final Act as being the foreign agreement that was used as the basis for the foreign exchanges that brought the Soviet education system, soviet journalists and educators, "environmental cooperation", and a whole load of other subversive persons and actions to our shores, I found an agency of the (alleged) American government that is charged with oversight of the provisions of the agreement:

OSCE - Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe    (Glossary of terms with source)

I did a search this morning to see if the OSCE is the organization that represents U.S. interests on policy with the OECD.  I found this document.  It's a real hoot considering the amount of un-prosecuted financial fraud and theft by the financial mafia network in the U.S. 

“Creating Conditions for Sustainable Economic and Social Development in Eastern Europe and Central Asia:
Fighting Corruption and Promoting Good Governance”

It kind of makes it seem like if you are a member of the club, you can be as corrupt as you want to be:

What is the OECD?    (Paris Club - PPT  http://www.globalfinance.org/home/courses/countryrisk/9.3.%20Paris%20Club.ppt

1996 Paris Ministerial   (Note:   this is the one that was supposed to go on the Jigsaw Puzzle page - not the other)

When I found this one, my immediate thought was "Trojan Triangle"  
 

 

OSCE, OECD launch investment and competitiveness initiative for Central Asia.

Attracting investment, improving the business climate and enhancing competitiveness in Central Asia were the topics discussed at a ministerial-level conference that ended in Berlin on November 5.The two-day event was co-organized by the Office of the Co-ordinator of OSCE Economic and Environmental Activities and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ( It was hosted by the German Ministry of Economics and Technology. The conference gathered more then 60 participants including ministers, state secretaries and other high-level officials from all Central Asian countries, and  Afghanistan and Mongolia.... the Chair of the OECD External Relations Committee, said: "This Initiative is a part of the OECD Eurasia Programme which is an important milestone in our efforts to engage further non-OECD economies". As a result of the conference, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia and Tajikistan agreed to a concluding statement on the launch of the Initiative, while others expressed interest in the theme and may join later. Under the Initiative, regional working groups will be established on priority issues for the participating countries....

 

 
OECD Eurasia Programme - found on the OSCE website:

 

 

OSCE, OECD launch investment and competitiveness initiative for Central Asia

BERLIN, 5 November 2008 - Attracting investment, improving the business climate and enhancing competitiveness in Central Asia were the topics discussed at a ministerial-level conference that ended in Berlin today.

The two-day event was co-organized by the Office of the Co-ordinator of OSCE Economic and Environmental Activities and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). It was hosted by the German Ministry of Economics and Technology.

The conference gathered more then 60 participants including ministers, state secretaries and other high-level officials from all Central Asian countries, and Afghanistan and Mongolia.

The participants presented their investment policy priorities and discussed the Investment and Competitiveness Initiative developed by the OECD and OSCE based on country consultations.

"The Initiative will assist the countries in developing their economies at sector and national levels. It will also promote regional economic co-operation, thus strengthening the region's stability and security," said Alexey Stukalo, Deputy Co-ordinator of OSCE Economic and Environmental Activities.

State Secretary Jochen Homann of the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology supported the Initiative, adding: "Improved competitiveness and the promotion of the private sector will help the countries of Central Asia improve the prospects for sustained growth and higher employment."

Ambassador Joan Boer, the Chair of the OECD External Relations Committee, said: "This Initiative is a part of the OECD Eurasia Programme which is an important milestone in our efforts to engage further non-OECD economies".

As a result of the conference, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia and Tajikistan agreed to a concluding statement on the launch of the Initiative, while others expressed interest in the theme and may join later.

Under the Initiative, regional working groups will be established on priority issues for the participating countries. It will initially last for 3 years and be financed through donor contributions.

The OSCE and its field presences will continue working closely with the OECD and participating countries in implementing the Initiative.

 
 
 
Link to the Agreement on the right hand side - Concluding Statement adopted at the Regional Conference on "Investment and Competitiveness in Central Asia"

OSCE Conference on the prospects for the development of trans-Asian and Eurasian transit transportation through Central Asia till the year 2015    (so now you know why we are really in Afghanistan)

Tajikistan and the OSCE  (note:  The Republic of Tajikistan signed the Helsinki Final Act in February 1992

 

This is beginning to look like is a loansharking and racketeering operation operating under the color of international law.  They come in with development loans and promises... once the countries are hooked like a fish on the line, then the OECD moves in to manage the country... and then the theft and looting begins. 

Private Financing of Public Infrastructure   (this is the means to privatize "governing" - what a joke - they repossess your country)

And the best for last, they gave themselves full immunity for anything they might do in your country, exemption from taxes and immunity and exemption from taxes for all of their "associates". 

SUPPLEMENTARY PROTOCOL N° I
to the Convention for European Economic Co-operation on the legal capacity, privileges and immunities of the organisation

 

You've got to love it....  loan sharks and racketeers giving themselves permission to steal. 

hmmm     It just occurred to me... maybe this was Barry Soetoro's loophole?  And maybe it was the loophole that Timmy Geithner was using to not pay his income taxes?     Timmy's Wikipedia page

Vicky Davis
December 29, 2010