India 2012 — 100 richest people own assets equivalent to one-fourth of GDP. The WE News Archives

India's 100 richest people own assets equivalent to one-fourth of India GDP in a nation of twelve hundred million people

1,200,000,000 other people!

Illuminati joke
Antalia — a temple to new India

In India, the 300 million of us who belong to the new, post-IMF “reforms” middle class live side by side with:

Ghosts of 2,500,000 debt-ridden farmers who have killed themselves
Dead rivers
Dry wells
Bald mountains
Denuded forests
And 800 million who have been impoverished and dispossessed to make way for this.
Thoaw who survive on less than twenty rupees a day.

Mukesh Ambani is personally worth $20 billion.

He holds a majority controlling share in Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), a company with a market capitalisation of $47 billion and global business interests that include petrochemicals, oil, natural gas, polyester fibre, Special Economic Zones, fresh food retail, high schools, life sciences research and stem cell storage services.

RIL recently bought 95 per cent shares in Infotel, a TV consortium that controls 27 TV news and entertainment channels, including CNN-IBN, IBN Live, CNBC, IBN Lokmat, and ETV in almost every regional language.

Infotel owns the only nationwide licence for 4G Broadband, a high-speed “information pipeline” which, if the technology works, could be the future of information exchange.

Mr Ambani also owns a cricket team.

Sell what they don’t have to buy

According to the rules of the Gush-Up Gospel, the more you have, the more you can have.

The era of the Privatisation of Everything has made the Indian economy one of the fastest growing in the world.

However, like any good old-fashioned colony, one of its main exports is its minerals.

India’s new mega-corporations—Tatas, Jindals, Essar, Reliance, Sterlite — are those who have managed to muscle their way to the head of the spigot that is spewing money extracted from deep inside the earth.

It’s a dream come true for businessmen — to be able to sell what they don’t have to buy.

Illuminati joke
Farmer suicide

Oxam America: Free Trade Agreement Bad Deal for Poor Countries

WASHINGTON — April 20, 2005 — International agency Oxfam called on U.S. Members of Congress today to reject the Free Trade Agreement between the United States and Central American countries and the Dominican Republic (DR-CAFTA.)

Oxfam believes that the agreement, in its current form, will do more harm than good and will endanger the livelihood of thousands of small farmers who already live in poverty.

Oxfam joined numerous other non-governmental organizations and Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle at a press conference today, calling for the rejection of DR-CAFTA.

The trade agreement is under consideration by both the House and the Senate and is expected to come up for a vote in the U.S. Congress before the end of May.

"Fair trade rules and practices have the potential to lift millions of people out of poverty, as trade and development are intimately linked," said Stephanie Weinberg, Trade Policy Advisor at Oxfam.

"But DR-CAFTA will only hurt these countries as it puts the needs of U.S. agribusiness, pharmaceutical companies and foreign investors above the basic needs of citizens in the region."

The U.S. trading partners in the DR-CAFTA region, with a population of 42.5 million, are the poorest countries in the hemisphere and have unequal distributions of income and wealth.

They depend heavily on agriculture for the livelihood of significant portions of their populations.

These countries are ravaged by curable diseases due to poverty and inadequate health- care coverage.

They sorely lack public infrastructure and, in several cases, are highly indebted.

Highly unequal societies,

"Those who stand to lose in the DR-CAFTA are the ones who are already disadvantaged in these highly unequal societies, where the majority of poor people live in rural areas, rely on income from agriculture and must pay for medicines out-of-pocket," continued Weinberg.

"Instead of establishing fair and equitable rules for trade, the agreement will institutionalize an uneven playing field."

Dumping of US rice

The regional trade agreement will require these developing countries to open their markets to dumping of US rice and other commodities and forbid use of adequate safeguards to ensure food and livelihood security and rural development.

Monopoly held by brand-name pharmaceuticals

DR-CAFTA imposes strict new rules that extend the monopoly held by brand-name pharmaceuticals, which will limit generic competition and reduce access to affordable medicines in the future.

Special rights and privileges to foreign investors

The trade agreement provides special rights and privileges to foreign investors that can create major new liabilities to governments and undermine efforts to protect public health, the environment, and workplace safety.

U.S. farmers receive extensive subsidies

DR-CAFTA also blatantly ignores the fact that U.S. farmers receive extensive subsidies and domestic supports, estimated to be around $18 billion this year alone.

"DR-CAFTA is a bad deal for millions of farmers, workers, and consumers in Central America and the Dominican Republic and should therefore be rejected," added Weinberg.

"Instead of pushing through bad deals like DR-CAFTA, the US should invest in the WTO and the Doha Round, as that is the best path to build a rules-based trade system that provides more opportunity and stability for both the U.S. and developing countries."

EDITOR'S NOTE: Oxfam's written testimony before the US House Committee on Ways and Means on the Implementation of the DR-CAFTA can be found on Oxfam's Web site at:

http://www.oxfamamerica.org/newsandpublications/publications/research _reports/research_paper.2005-04-19.0062107283

http://www.oxfamamerica.org.

From the video 'Holes in Heaven' — Brooks Agnew, Earth Tornographer

In 1983 I did radio tornography with 30 watts looking for oil in the ground.

I found 26 oil wells over a nine state area.

100 hundred percent of the time was accurate, which is just 30 watts of power beaming straight into solid rock.

HAARP uses a billion watts beamed straight into the ionosphere for experiments.

Picture these strings on the piano as layers of the Earth, each one has its own frequency.

What we used to do is beam radio waves into the ground and it would vibrate any 'strings' that were present in the ground.

We might get a sound back like ___ and we would say, that's natural gas.

We might get a sound back like ____ and we'd say that's crude oil.

We were able to identify each frequency.

We accomplished this with just 30 watts of radio power.

If you do this with a billion watts the vibrations are so violent that the entire piano would shake.

In fact the whole house would shake.

In fact the vibrations could be so severe under ground they could even cause an earthquake.

Download or watch HAARP Holes in Heaven
— Complete version available for mp4 download

Download or watch movie on HAARP — Advanced US Military research weapon on behaviour modification
weather change, ionesphere manipulation — click here

YouTube part 1 of 6 additional parts on YouTube
HAARP Holes in Heaven — click here

Download or watch audio of Dr. Nick Begich talking on HAARP
— The 2006 update to 'Angels Don't Play This HAARP'.

'Angels Still Don't Play This HAARP: Advances In Tesla Technology'.

Planet Earth Weapon by Rosalie Bertell
ozone, HAARP, chemtrails, space war — click here

HAARP/Chemtrails/Alien aircraft/Illuminati involvement
1 hour FreemanTV.com video — click here

(has 30 second lead in with blank screen and silence)

Angels Dont Play This HAARP weather manipulation
1 hour 36 minutes video — click here

(poor quality to watch but well worth listening)

Dr. Nick Begich, his book and his articles can be found here

http://www.earthpulse.com/

Article on Chemtrails — unusual cloud formations in the US.

Chemtrails it's happening again — Chemtrails and HAARP