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Meksikosta hävisi miljoona työpaikkaa NAFTA-sopimuksen myötä.
Nyt EU ja USA ovat sopimassa vastaavanlaista, jossa kansakunnat lahjoitetaan korporaatioiden omille tuomioistuimille saaliiksi. Tämä tarkoittaa mm. uraanikaivoksia ja muuta "kivaa" Suomeen:
"..The actual aim is to strip away obstacles to large corporations making profits – such as regulations that protect our privacy, the environment, food safety and the economy from a rapacious financial sector. And – crucially – TTIP further opens up public services to private companies motivated primarily by profit rather than people’s needs.
The key attack on democracy is an element of the treaty called investorstate dispute settlement (ISDS). If you are worried about the power of corporations over our democracy, be very afraid: ISDS in effect grants multinationals the same legal position as a nation-state itself, and allows them to sue sovereign governments in so-called arbitration tribunals on the grounds that their profits are threatened by government policies. Is this scaremongering, as TTIP supporters claim? Take Australia, which signed an investment treaty with Hong Kong in 1993. When Australia’s federal government introduced legislation to enforce plain cigarette packaging, the Asian arm of the cigarette company Philip Morris used the treaty to sue it.."
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Meksikosta hävisi miljoona työpaikkaa NAFTA-sopimuksen myötä.
Nyt EU ja USA ovat sopimassa vastaavanlaista, jossa kansakunnat lahjoitetaan korporaatioiden omille tuomioistuimille saaliiksi. Tämä tarkoittaa mm. uraanikaivoksia ja muuta "kivaa" Suomeen:
"..The actual aim is to strip away obstacles to large corporations making profits – such as regulations that protect our privacy, the environment, food safety and the economy from a rapacious financial sector. And – crucially – TTIP further opens up public services to private companies motivated primarily by profit rather than people’s needs.
The key attack on democracy is an element of the treaty called investorstate dispute settlement (ISDS). If you are worried about the power of corporations over our democracy, be very afraid: ISDS in effect grants multinationals the same legal position as a nation-state itself, and allows them to sue sovereign governments in so-called arbitration tribunals on the grounds that their profits are threatened by government policies. Is this scaremongering, as TTIP supporters claim? Take Australia, which signed an investment treaty with Hong Kong in 1993. When Australia’s federal government introduced legislation to enforce plain cigarette packaging, the Asian arm of the cigarette company Philip Morris used the treaty to sue it.."
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