Vaccines, Blockchain and Bio-capitalism

We are being conditioned to accept that there will be repeated campaigns of vaccination tied to future outbreaks. Remember, this is meant to be a “permanent crisis.” Pay for success demands it. It is the crisis framework that legitimizes intrusive surveillance framed as a public benefit. In this way social systems can be regulated to conform to the expectations of global technocrats.

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Dec 13

2015

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350.org / 1Sky, Avaaz, Foundations, Non-Profit Industrial Complex

350.org Avaaz Bank of America Breakthrough Energy Coalition Ceres Citigroup COP21 Earth to Paris Goldman Sachs. Havas JP Morgan Chase Morgan Stanley New Economy NoVo privatization Social Engineering Tides United Nations Wall Street WBCSD

COP21: Privatization Strategy

"The privatization of public process and policy — which led to economic collapse in the US, and bank bailouts from the U.S. Treasury that eviscerated the general welfare — is now being enacted at the UN. The Clean Energy Ponzi Scheme and the ‘new economy’ — false hope marketed for the financial elite by Havas, Avaaz and 350 — now has its sights set on privatizing the planet."

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Feb 10

2015

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350.org / 1Sky, Ceres, Foundations, Non-Profit Industrial Complex

350.org Bank of America Ceres Citigroup Clinton Foundation Goldman Sachs. JPMorgan Chase Morgan Stanley Rockefeller Brothers Fund Tides WBCSD

Greenwashing Wall Street: CERES, Tides and 350

"Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies (CERES) is a partner of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). CERES funders are associated with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America."

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Oct 24

2013

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Conservation International, Nature Conservancy, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, USAID, Whiteness & Aversive Racism

Aceh (Indonesia) American Forest and Paper Association AMISCONDE biocolonialism Biodiversity bioprospecting Biotechnology Bolivia BP Brazil CAPISE Cemex Chiapas Chimane Chiquita Citigroup Coca-Cola Colombia Congo Basin Forest partnership Conservation International Energy and Biodiversity Initiative (EBI) Exxon Mobil Foundation Fauna & Flora International Ford GAP Green Imperialism Guyana International Cooperative Biodiversity Group (ICBG) International Paper J P Morgan Chase and Co. Keystone Foods Madagascar McDonalds Mesoamerican Biological Corridor project Mesoamerican Coral Corridor monoculture Monsanto Moxeno multinational conservation Neocolonialism Nestlé Novartis Palawan (Philippines) Papua New Guinea Peru Rio Tinto Selva Lacandona Shell Smithsonian Institution Sony South Africa Starbucks Statoil Surinam The Nature Conservancy The World Conservation Union (IUCN) United Airlines USAID Wai Wai Walt Disney Wapishana West Papua World Bank World Wide Fund for Nature Zapatistas

FLASHBACK | Conservation International: Privatizing Nature, Plundering Biodiversity

"The terms “greenwash” and “corporate front group” seem inadequate to describe Conservation International. Perhaps, as the Papua New Guinean critique puts it, Conservation International is “no more and no less a ‘non government' organisation than is General Electric or Microsoft.” Perhaps it is time to consider a global campaign to expose this ‘green' giant's true colours and put a stop to its operations."

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Aug 26

2013

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Foundations, Humanitarian Agencies, Imperialist Wars/Occupations, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, The International Campaign to Destabilize Syria, The War on Libya - There Was No Evidence, Whiteness & Aversive Racism

Amnesty International Bloomberg Citigroup Doctors Without Borders Goldman Sachs. Google Human Rights Watch Libya Médecins Sans Frontières Microsoft Syria Wells Fargo

“Doctors” Behind Syrian Chemical Weapons Claims are Aiding Terrorists

"To begin with, Doctors Without Borders is fully funded by the very same corporate financier interests behind Wall Street and London’s collective foreign policy, including regime change in Syria and neighboring Iran. Doctors Without Borders’ own annual report (2010 report can be accessed here), includes as financial donors, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Google, Microsoft, Bloomberg, Mitt Romney’s Bain Capital, and a myriad of other corporate-financier interests."

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Mar 25

2010

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

Bank of America Bank of Tokyo Chevron Citigroup Coca-Cola DuPont Earth Hour Exxon J.P. Morgan Philip Morris Waste Management WWF