[LINK] Secret Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement

[stephen at melbpc.org.au]

Frank writes,

> Yeah .. Like the so-called Free Trade Agreement the PREVIOUS government
> eagerly signed and was so avid to get .. and the CURRENT government now
> want enter another agreement, largely written to protect and enhance U.S
> corporate interests .. Me? I start dealing with the cheapest most
> convenient quality assured producers on the planet - the Chinese.


Yes certainly agree, Frank. Although we go for South Korean stuff first.

> If it was me, I'd be REALLY careful about getting into this puppy 
> because the potential for it to backfire and blow up in their faces is
> extremely likely given the provisions I've seen them supporting so far.


True. Now, thinking this through .. how to get Aussies to accept this?

Logically.. how should the Australian-public softening-up process start?

Hmm.. I would guess a short, carefully written newspaper item, apparently
quoting an attractive American blonde, whom could be a senior adviser say
to Obama, and, whom then makes unsupportable but feel good comments so to
raise questions regards how much the Australian economy may loose now and
to guess "if the GDP growth is going up, or back-stepped, by cyber-loss." 

And such news items should have a large photo of the pretty Obama adviser.

And, politically, this "news" article could probably be in The Australian.


Well .. waddieyano.. HOLD THE PHONE, MARGARET .. and, here 'tis .. 

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/technology/ip-theft-costs-australia-15bn/


Sigh.

Stephen
Does antimatter fall
upward?

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