... World Bank acts to make poor people's energy more expensive

sansukong

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  Whistleblower Reveals World Bank Corruption in New Interview

Joe Wright
Activist Post

Whistleblowers continue to endure an increasing level of targeting and prosecution by an administration that touts its commitment to transparency. Despite this, many brave insiders continue to come forward to reveal the extent of corruption at the highest levels.

Edward Snowden and Bradley Manning are taking center stage at the moment. Yet, former World Bank Senior Legal Counsel, Karen Hudes, seen in the video below with Sean Stone, and a new video interview with RT's Abby Martin is revealing equally important information about corruption at the World Bank, and a tiny group pulling the strings of politicians and the media to suppress knowledge of their activities.

The World Bank is already notorious for its wide range of human rights violations, land-grab schemes, environmental destruction and economic attacks on sovereign nations and local communities. Hudes offers some additional details about what she asserts is one single groupcontrolling world financial markets and media. She also offers names of people who were involved in blackmail surrounding a 2007 prostitution scandal. Hudes has been charged by Attorney General Eric Holder with trespassing after being arrested May 13th at an office of the World Bank. Hear the story that corporate media is ignoring....

Hudes' bio highlights her 21-year experience at the World Bank as Senior Legal Counsel:

She worked in the US Export Import Bank of the US from 1980-1985 and in the Legal Department of the World Bank from 1986-2007. She established the Non Governmental Organization Committee of the International Law Section of the American Bar Association and the Committee on Multilateralism and the Accountability of International Organizations of the American Branch of the International Law Association.

It is worth noting that much of what Hudes discusses from her perspective shows the level of compartmentalization that takes place in large governmental organizations. For example, she states that she believes the World Bank is "finally fulfilling its mandate" by stopping the next world war. However, the deliberate destablization campaigns with subsequent destruction and reconstruction projects, as documented by other insiders such as John Perkins, call this idealistic view into serious question. Hudes maintains that it is exactly this type of corruption that is being rooted out, and why people like her are being targeted.


Regardless of one's view of the World Bank as an institution, Hudes' information highlights that there are people who get into this type of work with good intentions, believing the propaganda they have been given. At the very least, her assertion that there is a network of insiders that will continue blowing the whistle about World Bank corruption bears watching. Lastly, it is worth noting her comments on the possibility of martial law in America and the steps being taken to avoid it. Time will tell.

mikaelforsberg

seneca Post time: 2013-7-3 02:44
Ah yes, we need more coal-fired energy producers because our air is still too breathable.

We do n ...

With good scrubbers there is no problem in using coal. And the fraud with CO2 is very irritating since it is not a pollutant and is good for everything that grows on this beautiful planet. We actually need more CO2 in the atmosphere for optimal plant output, as much more CO2 equals twice as much growth. The poor people has nothing to gain from increased taxes on energy, it will only kill them in winter by freezing and in the summer because of less growth starvation.

China has the possibility to help developing countries with building coal-fired power plants and should do so when considered realistic.

mikaelforsberg

seneca Post time: 2013-7-3 05:59
All man-made substances - including green gases - are obnoxious and harmful. You could also say to ...

Carbon dioxide (CO)  is not man made more than what you exhaust breathing. And you are totally wrong in believing that CO2 should be considered harmful, it is necessary for life itself, we all die without it because without any plants growing, and they won't without CO2,  we don't get any oxygen in the air and no carbohydrates for food.

All fossil fuel will burn eventually and be replaced by new fossils and it is an eternal process on this planet for as long as life exists here. One cannot remove an essential chemical like CO2 from the system, because then it all collapses.

sansukong

seneca Post time: 2013-7-3 01:38
Governments that encourage their poor to pollute and destroy Nature are criminal and should be put o ...

A responsible government will not allow "poor" to waste energy.

How else would you expect the woman in the photo (below), to prepare food for her family?
What utter rubbish you are talking about?
Translate ......

怎么指望 照片中的女人，准备食物为她的家人呢？


什么完全的的垃圾，你是在谈论什么？

sansukong

seneca Post time: 2013-7-3 01:38
Governments that encourage their poor to pollute and destroy Nature are criminal and should be put o ...

By the way, energy does not really bite into a typical poor person's budget costs.

Again, you are talking a lot of BS!
同样，你正在谈论了很多的BS！



BRITISH PEOPLE SKIP MEALS TO PAY ENERGY BILLS TO KEEP WARM



Published on 5 Dec 2012

One in four families in Britain are skipping meals to meet their fuel costs. The worrying statistic revealed by new research, has uncovered the true scale of the so called "heat or eat" crisis. The average energy bill for british families has now hit a record of £1,318, as energy companies rise prices by up to 12%. This is forcing families to cut back on essentials. The "heat or eat" dilemma is becoming one of the most toxic issues for the coalition government as it battles to convince the public it is on their side when it comes to curbing the power of the energy giants. Founder of poverty charity Z2K, Reverend Paul Nicholson says the problem goes beyond energy companies, to the heart of the government's spending cuts.

mikaelforsberg

seneca Post time: 2013-7-4 00:29
Whose legs were you trying to pull, Melting Iceberg?

Man-made CO2 is a reference to all the green ...

Makes no difference how the carbohydrates are burned if it is lit by natural fires or man made started, result is the same, CO2 released as fuel for plants and together with sunlight energy and hydrogen produce new hydrocarbons and leave oxygen as waste that is again used when the carbohydrates are being burned releasing the suns energy stored and carbon-dioxide with water as waste.

Pure and natural and absolutely necessary for life as we know it, unbelievable  someone even thinking about interfering in that eternal life process.