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Baobab

(4,667 posts) Mon Apr 4, 2016, 12:20 AM Apr 2016

Ellen Gould Speaks Extensively on Privatization of Public Services under the WTO Services Agreement

This is very good- this all APPLIES even more now - and its likely to get much worse now that finishing the 20 year long negotiations seem to be a top priority for the current regimes-

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Ellen Gould Speaks Extensively on Privatization of Public Services under the WTO Services Agreement (Original Post) Baobab Apr 2016 OP

So much for promises to protect social services and public property, eh? Ford_Prefect Apr 2016 #1

Multinational corporate cancer, end stage. Prognosis: Negative. Unless immediate treatment with appalachiablue Apr 2016 #2

This talk occurred Sep 12, 1999 in Seattle fpublic Apr 2016 #3

Yes, By all means watch it if... Baobab Apr 2016 #4

Ford_Prefect

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1. So much for promises to protect social services and public property, eh?

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Mon Apr 4, 2016, 12:39 AM

Apr 2016

appalachiablue

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2. Multinational corporate cancer, end stage. Prognosis: Negative. Unless immediate treatment with

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Mon Apr 4, 2016, 01:02 AM

Apr 2016

radical aternatives begins immediately.

fpublic

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3. This talk occurred Sep 12, 1999 in Seattle

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Mon Apr 4, 2016, 03:39 AM

Apr 2016

Is nothing more recent available?
Does Baobab recommend that if I have an hour to spend on this issue, I should go back to last century for source material?

Baobab

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4. Yes, By all means watch it if...

Reply to fpublic (Reply #3)

Mon Apr 4, 2016, 08:43 AM

Apr 2016

I do.

>Does Baobab recommend that if I have an hour to spend on this issue, I should go back to last century for source material?

I also have been trying to locate one of the papers she mentioned, which I find is cited in a great many places, but I don't have.

By all means watch it if you want to be able to make an informed decision on extremely important things that could and are profoundly changing this planet in bad ways, which you likely would remain profoundly misinformed about if you don't watch it.

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