Brazil’s government moved to head off a crisis over allegations that meat exporters had bribed inspectors to approve tainted beef for sale and export…
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Food ALERT: Brazil’s Crisis May Have Exported Tainted Beef
Tagged with: alert, alerta, beef, Brasil, brasileiros, Brasilia, Brazil, breaking news, bribe, BRICS, catured regulator, china, corrupcion, corrupt, crisis, Dilma Rousseff, emerging markets, EU, Europe, food, food poison, health, import, important, inspector, March 2017, market, meat, Michel Temer, regulated, Scandal, shipment, trade, warning
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Monetary Reform is Boring But Very Important:
Here we are with the World Bank helping China issue SDR-denominated bonds. This is the real reason that this bond issue is happening at all.
SDR bonds create the market for SDRs generally and legitimate their use as a settlement currency in their own right.
Tagged with: agenda, AIIB, asia, bad loan, bank, bank for international settlements, bank of china, banking, bankster, BIS, bond market, cabal, capital, central bank, china, CIPS, collapse, commerce, control, Corbett Report, crime, crime cartel, crisis, currency, current event, de-dollarization, debt, Development Bank, development fund, dns, dollar, Exchange markets, export, finance, Finance Minister, fractional reserve banking, G20, geopolitics, globalism, globalization, gold, government, government securities, gunboat diplomacy, Hedge Fund, hegemony, ICANN, imf, import, important, International banking transaction system, internet, james corbett, jubilee, market, matrix, monetary, monetary policy, money, money mafia, new world order, news, nwo, pension fund, policy, Renminbi, reserve currency, reset, RMB, rule, SDR, securities, server, shipping, SIFI, Silk Road, Sovereign Wealth Fund, special drawing rights, SWF, SWIFT, system, systemically important financial institutions, trade, trade agreement, trade settlement, transaction, UNITED NATIONS, united states, USDollar, war, world, world affairs, Yuan
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Putin signed the new bill, GMO Labeling Liability Law, on the last day of 2014
Russian Minister of Agriculture Nikolai Fyodorov believes that Russia must remain a GMO-free country. At a meeting of deputies representing rural areas organized by United Russia, he said that the government will not “poison their citizens.”
Tagged with: agribusiness, agriculture, bill, Bio-weapons, Biological Warfare, boycott GMO, boycott monsanto, Consumer Protection, Dmitry Medvedev, environment, export, farm, farming, food, food Labeling, food poison, food safety, genetically engineered, genetically modified ingredients, Genetically Modified Organisms, geopolitics, gmo, hazardous, health, hunger, import, legislation, monsanto, Nikolai Fyodorov, President Vladimir Putin, ruble, russia, toxin, trade, trade dispute, wto
Posted in FOOD
Posted in FOOD
Russia may ban circulation of U.S. Dollar
Every day since November 1 [2014] has brought new lows for the Russian ruble.
Tagged with: all wars are banker's wars, Bank of Russia, banking, BRICS, cash, central bank, crisis, currency, currency exchange rates, currency reset, currency wars, dollar, Duma, economic collapse, Economic sanctions, export, Federal Reserve System, Finance Minister, financial crisis, forex, G20, gas, gasprom, global financial crisis, global matrix, gold, imf, import, international monetary fund, lost treasure, lost trust, monetary policy, money, money masters, national currency, oil exports, revaluation, ruble, russia, Russian Central Bank, Russian Ruble, sanctions, Sanctions Against Russia, trade, trade war, U.S. Dollar, USD, war, world reserve currency
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
German Exports to Russia Plummet
Sanctions have been disastrous for German business
Tagged with: banking crisis, Berlin Germany, commerce, crisis, declining export, Economic sanctions, economy, Europe, european union, export, financial crisis, German business, German exports, germany, globalization, import, jobless, russia, sanctions, Sanctions Against Russia, trade
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Koos Jansen interviewed on German TV about Chinese gold demand
Beware and always question everything… The perception that precious metals is a get rich opportunity may be misleading. I see PM as a insurance activity against fraudulent institutions controlling national currencies (RISK), the money masters and their puppets. The Money…
Tagged with: acoustic wire, applied research, backwardation, bank account, banking fraud, capital, capital flight, central bank, Central Bank Rigging, china, Chinese Silver, Chinese Yuan, Chris Powell, commerce, corrupt, corruption, corruption investigations, crisis, Currency Controls, discount, everything is rigged, exchange market, export, Financial Investigations, fraud, GATA, gold, gold anti-trust action committee, Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc., gold exchange, Hong Kong, import, inflation, insurance, investigate, Koos Jansen, london, manipulation, market manipulation, money, national currency, pboc, people's bank of china, price, price of silver, rebate, Renminbi, research, rigged markets, rigged system, risk, RMB, Shanghai, Shanghai Futures Exchange, SHFE, shipment, silver, silver ingots, silver market, tax, trade, vat, Yuan
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
GMO: When Courtrooms Entertain Us
The case is Cargill Inc. v. Syngenta Seeds Inc., 67061, 40th Judicial District Court for Parish of St. John the Baptist, Louisiana.
Tagged with: Adam Levitt, agribusiness, agriculture, Agrisure Duracade, Agrisure Viptera, agro-chemicals, banking crisis, biowarfare, Cargill Corporation, Cargill Incorporated, chemical warfare, china, collapse, commerce, commodities market, contamination, corn, corporate farm, court, Cronin Inc., currency wars, dioxin, dow, dupont, economic crisis, environment, export, factory farm, Federal Court, feed, food, food and safety, food ban, food control, food distribution, food for thought, food industry, food justice, food supply, genetically engineered, Genetically Modified Organisms, global crisis, glyphosate, gmo, gmo corn, gmo crops, gmo food products, gmo foods, GMO industry, grain, Grant & Eisenhofer, great recession, Hadden Farms, harm, harmful, human carcinogens, import, industrial farm, injury, legal, legal complaint, livestock, manufacturing, Mark Stonacek, MIR 162, monsanto, News Report Syngenta, Paul Lundberg, PCB, pesticide, petrochemical, profit motives, roundup, seed, seeds, shipment, stop feeding the Beast, Syngenta, systemic breakdown, toxic foods, trade, trade dispute, trade war, Trans Coastal Supply Co, u s federal court, United States Department of Agriculture, USDA, Volnek Farms, war profiteering, world food supply
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
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