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Revere was founded by Paul Revere in 1801 We believe we are the oldest basic manufacturing company in the United States Revere does not produce RevereWare as that subsidiary was sold to Corning 25 years ago. Revere produces copper sheet,


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Revere was founded by Paul Revere in 1801 We believe we are the oldest basic manufacturing company in the United States

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Revere does not produce RevereWare as that subsidiary was sold to Corning 25 years ago.

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  • Revere produces copper sheet, strip and coil
  • Customers are primarily other manufacturing

companies mostly in the USA

  • Since the year 2000, over 30% of the facilities

Revere ships product to in the USA have moved

  • ffshore
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Revere’s Chairman joined the Board of Directors of NAM

  • Seeking allies to reverse off-shoring due to the

mercantilism of other countries destroying free trade policies of the USA

  • Mercantilism practices include currency

manipulation, subsidies and tax policies

  • Multinationals who run NAM policy benefit

from mercantilism of other countries which is detrimental to the economic interests of the USA

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They have to choose between their company and their country.

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US TRADE POLICY ADVICE

  • US TRADE OFFICIALS HISTORICALLY

COULD RELY ON ADVISE AND COUNCIL FROM US MULTINATIONALS

  • TODAY MULTINATIONALS ARE

CHARGED BY THE SEC WITH RESPONSIBILITY TO REPRESENT SHAREHOLDERS

  • NOT THE ECONOMIC INTERESTS OF

THE USA

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Who should America listen to for advice

  • n tax and trade policy?

Obviously, none of the above…

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Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA)

  • A nonpartisan coalition of domestic

manufacturing, organized labor, farmers and ranchers

  • Focused on trade and tax policies related to

trade

  • Educate American voters on trade
  • Engage members of Congress with voter

support in each district

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WWW.PROSPEROUSAMERICA.ORG

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CPA STAFF & SR. ADVISORS

MICHAEL STUMO CEO

  • BRIAN CARR

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

  • PAOLA MASMAN

MEDIA DIRECTOR

  • CHARLES BLUM
  • GOV. RELATIONS

DIRECTOR

  • GREG AUTRY

SENIOR ECONOMIST

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CPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

  • BILL BULLARD
  • DAN DIMICCO
  • MIKE DOLAN
  • ROB DUMONT
  • MARC FASTEAU
  • BURL FINKELSTEIN
  • DAVE FRENGEL
  • JOHN HANSEN
  • KEVIN KELLEY
  • JOE LOGAN
  • BRAD MARKELL
  • BRIAN

O’SHAUGHNESSY

  • STAN SORSCHER
  • PAM POTTHOFF
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CPA PROGRESS

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CPA PROGRESS

  • In the beginning, lobbying on the Hill, CPA had to

explain who we were and who we represented

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CPA PROGRESS

  • In the beginning, lobbying on the Hill, CPA had to

explain who we were and who we represented

  • CPA was seen as a unique coalition of ranchers,

farmers, manufacturing and labor folks with a nonpartison focus on trade

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CPA PROGRESS

  • In the beginning, lobbying on the Hill, CPA had to

explain who we were and who we represented

  • CPA was seen as a unique coalition of ranchers,

farmers, manufacturing and labor folks with a nonpartisan focus on trade

  • Now CPA is sought by media as a prime source on

trade issues

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CPA PROGRESS

  • In the beginning, lobbying on the Hill, CPA had to

explain who we were and who we represented

  • CPA was seen as a unique coalition of ranchers,

farmers, manufacturing and labor folks with a nonpartisan focus on trade

  • Now CPA is sought by media as a prime source on

trade issues

  • Today, CPA is always recognized when lobbying---

sometimes welcomed, sometimes feared …

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CPA MAKING PROGRESS PARTY PLATFORMS REPUBLICAN ******** DEMOCRAT

  • WINNING TRADE

POLICY

  • CRITICIZES MASSIVE

TRADE DEFICITS

  • CURRENCY

MANIPULATION

  • SUBSIDIES
  • ENFORCEMENT
  • NO LAME DUCK

TRADE CONSIDERATION

  • FAIR TRADE
  • BENEFITS WORKERS
  • BROKEN RULES OF

TRADE

  • CURRENCY

MANIPULATION

  • DUMPING
  • STATE OWNED

ENTERPRISES

  • SOCIAL ISSUES
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PUTTING OUR SOVEREIGNTY AT RISK HOW TRADE AGREEMENTS FORCE US TO CHANGE OUR LAWS

  • President Obama said on May 8th 2015 at

Nike Headquarters: “Critics warn that parts

  • f this deal would undermine American
  • regulation. They’re making this stuff up.

This is just not true. No trade agreement is going to force us to change our laws.”

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TEN DAYS LATER

  • The World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled

in favor of Canada and Mexico and imposed $1 Billion in retaliatory import tariffs against the U.S. if the Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) law wasn’t overturned.

  • IT GETS WORSE: HAVE YOU HEARD OF

THE TPP?

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TRADE TERMS DEFINED

  • TPPA TransPacific Partnership Agreement
  • TTIP TransAtlantic Trade and Investment

Partnership

  • ISDS Investor-to-State Dispute Settlement
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ISDS

  • Process for multinationals to sue countries
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ISDS

  • Process for multinationals to sue countries
  • Allows multinationals to bypass domestic court

system

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ISDS

  • Process for multinationals to sue countries
  • Allows multinationals to bypass domestic court

system

  • Provides for arbitration by tribunal of judges
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ISDS

  • Process for multinationals to sue countries
  • Allows multinationals to bypass domestic court

system

  • Provides for arbitration by tribunal of judges
  • Selected by trade officials
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ISDS

  • Process for multinationals to sue countries
  • Allows multinationals to bypass domestic court

system

  • Provides for arbitration by tribunal of judges
  • Selected by trade officials
  • Decisions don’t overturn laws
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ISDS

  • Process for multinationals to sue countries
  • Allows multinationals to bypass domestic court

system

  • Provides for arbitration by tribunal of judges
  • Selected by trade officials
  • Decisions don’t overturn laws
  • Allow overwhelming fines to gain compliance

with rulings

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ISDS

  • Process for multinationals to sue countries
  • Allows multinationals to bypass domestic court

system

  • Provides for arbitration by tribunal of judges
  • Selected by trade officials
  • Decisions don’t overturn laws
  • Allow overwhelming fines to gain compliance

with rulings

  • No appeal
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
  • 4. NOTHING ON VAT TAXES
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
  • 4. NOTHING ON VAT TAXES
  • 5. NOTHING ON STATE OWNED

ENTERPRISES

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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
  • 4. NOTHING ON VAT TAXES
  • 5. NOTHING ON STATE OWNED

ENTERPRISES

  • 6. GIVE UP SOVEREIGNTY
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
  • 4. NOTHING ON VAT TAXES
  • 5. NOTHING ON STATE OWNED

ENTERPRISES

  • 6. GIVE UP SOVEREIGNTY
  • 7. DOCKING AGREEMENT MEANS CHINA

OK

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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
  • 4. NOTHING ON VAT TAXES
  • 5. NOTHING ON STATE OWNED

ENTERPRISES

  • 6. GIVE UP SOVEREIGNTY
  • 7. DOCKING AGREEMENT MEANS CHINA

OK

  • 8. US TARIFFS ALREADY LOW
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
  • 4. NOTHING ON VAT TAXES
  • 5. NOTHING ON STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES
  • 6. GIVE UP SOVEREIGNTY
  • 7. DOCKING AGREEMENT MEANS CHINA OK
  • 8. US TARIFFS ALREADY LOW
  • 9. NATIONAL SECURITY
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TransPacific Partnership Ten reasons to fight it!

  • 1. MULTINATIONALS DETERMINE RULES
  • 2. EXTENDS ISDS
  • 3. ALLOWS CURRENCY MANIPULATION
  • 4. NOTHING ON VAT TAXES
  • 5. NOTHING ON STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES
  • 6. GIVE UP SOVEREIGNTY
  • 7. DOCKING AGREEMENT MEANS CHINA OK
  • 8. US TARIFFS ALREADY LOW
  • 9. NATIONAL SECURITY

10.GLOBALISM IS OBJECTIVE (SEE #1)

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GLOBALISM

WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK OF IT AROUND THE WORLD?

  • BREXIT
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BREXIT

  • SOVEREIGNTY
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BREXIT

  • SOVEREIGNTY
  • MORE THAN HALF OF BRITISH LAWS

WERE SET BY BRUSSELS

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BREXIT

  • SOVEREIGNTY
  • MORE THAN HALF OF BRITISH LAWS

WERE SET BY BRUSSELS

  • IMMIGRATION
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BREXIT

  • SOVEREIGNTY
  • MORE THAN HALF OF BRITISH LAWS

WERE SET BY BRUSSELS

  • IMMIGRATION
  • LONDON FINANCIAL CENTER FOR EU

(THINK WALL STREET)

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BREXIT

  • SOVEREIGNTY
  • MORE THAN HALF OF BRITISH LAWS

WERE SET BY BRUSSELS

  • IMMIGRATION
  • LONDON FINANCIAL CENTER FOR EU

(THINK WALL STREET)

  • REST OF UK NOT SO BENEFICIAL

(THINK MAIN STREET)

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BREXIT

  • SOVEREIGNTY
  • MORE THAN HALF OF BRITISH LAWS

WERE SET BY BRUSSELS

  • IMMIGRATION
  • LONDON FINANCIAL CENTER FOR EU

(THINK WALL STREET)

  • REST OF UK NOT SO BENEFICIAL

(THINK MAIN STREET)

  • IMPACT OF UNCERTAINTY (EU & UK)
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BREXIT

  • SOVEREIGNTY
  • MORE THAN HALF OF BRITISH LAWS

WERE SET BY BRUSSELS

  • IMMIGRATION
  • LONDON FINANCIAL CENTER FOR EU

(THINK WALL STREET)

  • REST OF UK NOT SO BENEFICIAL

(THINK MAIN STREET)

  • IMPACT OF UNCERTAINTY (EU & UK)
  • SLOWING GROWTH/WEAKENING BOTH
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BREXIT & WORLD BEEF PRICES

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WORLD BEEF PRICES

  • CURRENCIES OF EU & UK WEAKENING
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WORLD BEEF PRICES

  • CURRENCIES OF EU & UK WEAKENING
  • CHINA’S ECONOMY WEAKENING
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GDP COMPARISON

  • GDP = C + I + G + NE
  • USA = 68% + 17% + 18% + -3%
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GDP COMPARISON

  • GDP = C + I + G + NE
  • USA = 68% + 17% + 18% + -3%
  • GER = 54% + 21% + 19% + 7%
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GDP COMPARISON

  • GDP = C + I + G + NE
  • USA = 68% + 17% + 18% + -3%
  • GER = 54% + 21% + 19% + 7%
  • CHINA = 38% + 43% + 14% + 5%
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WORLD BEEF PRICES

  • CURRENCIES OF EU & UK WEAKENING
  • CHINA’S ECONOMY WEAKENING
  • US ECONOMY RELATIVELY STRONG
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WORLD BEEF PRICES

  • CURRENCIES OF EU & UK WEAKENING
  • CHINA’S ECONOMY WEAKENING
  • US ECONOMY RELATIVELY STRONG
  • DOLLAR STRENGTHENING
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WORLD BEEF PRICES

  • CURRENCIES OF EU & UK WEAKENING
  • CHINA’S ECONOMY WEAKENING
  • US ECONOMY RELATIVELY STRONG
  • DOLLAR STRENGTHENING
  • THAT MAKES US BEEF MORE

EXPENSIVE IN FOREIGN MARKETS

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WORLD BEEF PRICES

  • CURRENCIES OF EU & UK WEAKENING
  • CHINA’S ECONOMY WEAKENING
  • US ECONOMY RELATIVELY STRONG
  • DOLLAR STRENGTHENING
  • THAT MAKES US BEEF MORE

EXPENSIVE IN FOREIGN MARKETS

  • IMPORTED BEEF IS LESS EXPENSIVE

IN US MARKETS

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GLOBALISM

WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK OF IT AROUND THE WORLD?

  • BREXIT
  • NEW ZEALAND
  • AUSTRALIA
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NEW ZEALAND

  • RENTED A HARLEY FOR A WEEK
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NEW ZEALAND

  • RENTED A HARLEY FOR A WEEK
  • RODE THE CORROMANDEL TRAIL
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NEW ZEALAND

  • RENTED A HARLEY FOR A WEEK
  • RODE THE CORROMANDEL TRAIL
  • FIRST SHARE A 2 MINUTE VIDEO OF

THAT RIDE

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NEW ZEALAND

  • RENTED A HARLEY FOR A WEEK
  • RODE THE CORROMANDEL TRAIL
  • FIRST SHARE A 2 MINUTE VIDEO OF

THAT RIDE

  • NARRATOR OF VIDEO IS MY NEW

FRIEND BAZ HOWIE FROM NZ

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AFTER SHORT VIDEO WILL SHARE WITH YOU BAZ’S INSIDE KNOWLEDGE OF TRADE AGREEMENTS BASED ON HIS INTERNATIONAL BANKING & TRADING EXPERIENCE https://youtu.be/_qbHuz967AE

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BAZ is one interesting guy

  • Baz and Ali own Bularangi Harley Tours of New

Zealand (Bularangi means Welcome to Heaven)

  • When I learned Baz had previously worked for

multinational investment banks, I had to ask him, “What do you think of TPP?”

  • Baz’s response was so extraordinary when Bill

Bullard asked me to speak here, I emailed Baz to please send me an email with those thoughts.

  • Let me read you that email…
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Brian, very good to hear from you. I am very happy for you to use myself as a reference point for your presentations. The TPPA is evil and it’s being pushed by corporate thugs and politicians with only their individual benefits in mind by way of undisclosed offshore payouts by big business. My personal view on Free Trade is that I am all for free trade and breaking down tariffs and duties between countries so long as the individual workers of those manufacturing or commodity producing nations are fairly treated in terms of health care, remuneration & job

  • security. Free trade should all be about a fair deal for both sides of the

trade, whether you are the consumer or the producer.

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The ISDS proceedings are a means for big business being able to create an outrageous asset on which they secure loans. It seems BIG corporations use trade agreements to create protection from any legislation that governments impose against their immoral trade practices, strip away workers rights, the ability for the average bloke to create a better future for himself and his family. The US govt. is like the NZ govt., it does not run surpluses it runs deficit after deficit and therefore has no money, so it’s the middle classes who payout and let’s face it, no BIG govt. in the world wants a strong middle class.

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Here’s a brief to my background, I left school at 17 with no higher

  • education. I built houses in Christchurch, NZ, before heading overseas to
  • Britain. I settled into a banking career there in 1993.

First worked for a small derivatives bank called Bank Julius Baer, as a dealer’s runner collecting trade tickets and entering them into the back office settlement systems. A few months later I joined Bank of America and worked on the merger with South Pacific which was a big derivates trading house. The portion of the merger I worked on was the merger of the swaps portfolios. It’s here that I learned all about the bond and derivatives markets. Mixed with a bit of travel and a bit of work in the banks; I moved from bank to bank working on short term contracts and being paid very

  • well. I worked in a few other banks such as Chemical Bank, Tokai

Mitsubishi bank, Swiss Bank and Merrill Lynch.

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Then I landed a job at Salomon Brothers in London, this was by far the best job I had in the industry, I worked in the back office, the front office and the trading floor. My job at Salomon brothers was a business analyst. I worked there for about 3 years. Then went snowboarding for a year in Lake Tahoe and New Zealand and ended up in Sydney, Australia. I struggled to find work in the banking industry there because I had no degree. It seemed my experience in London was worth nothing there. After 3 months in Sydney, I got a call from Salomon Brothers in London and they wanted me back, so they flew me there in 1998 where I worked through the Travelers’ Group merger which created Salomon Smith Barney and later the merger with Citibank creating Citigroup. I was Senior Business Analyst & Vice President by the time I left Citigroup in 2007. I had worked in Interest Rate Derivatives and Commodities and helped build the energy trading desk in London.

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By now we were Too Big To Fail, so govt. guaranteed that our reckless ways would be covered by middle class America. During my time in the industry, I had witnessed systematic abuse of moral trading practices by the bank and seen the creation of credit derivatives unfold. I observed quantative mathematicians create extremely complex trade strategies that no one understood and seen massive bonuses paid out

  • n these positions decades before they were due to expire. I saw credit

derivates traders & managers flee the bank prior to the 2008 Banking Crisis.

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I oppose the Free Trade Agreement because I believe that it is all about securing perceived future profits for Big Corporations to do whatever they want to do and to diminish the middle classes of the world to prevent them rising up against the big corporations. A lot of New Zealanders oppose the TPPA because of the secrecy behind the deal and the negative impacts to our health care system, environment protection, social policy where we see an attempt by our BIG govt. to corporatize

  • ur education system, social welfare system, prison service, food security and aged

care. The Govt. guarantees commercial banks speculative and high risk trading practices by offering to bail them out with middle class money if they lose their

  • bets. They ignore our human rights bill and the defining document of our country

called the “Treaty of Waitangi” which is the closest thing we have to a constitution. That treaty protects us personally and the environment we live in.

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Our Govt. is clearing a path for Monsanto to come and take over our food

  • programs. Anadarko, the oil exploration company have been here and have left

stating they have no interest in our energy fields, but they’re waiting for the TPPA to be signed and will return to drill once they have assurance that no one can stop them. Our people have been out to voice their opposition with peaceful protest and our government has responded with military might. The government videotapes participants in these peaceful protests. We’ve seen our govt. take full control of the media and have stripped away our rights through secretive law changes that go on in the middle of the night

  • r during major world sports events when our people are distracted. This is all

starting to sound like Germany prior to the rise of Hitler. Bear in mind that our Prime Minister is a Rothschild’s man, his lawyer is Rothschild’s, our central bank is Rothschild’s controlled, so he works for Rothschild’s first and New Zealand second. He is using our military to protect his people who go out onto the streets to preach the goodness of the TPPA. Starting to sound like George Orwell’s 1984…

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I left the industry in July 2007 and moved back to New Zealand to run a tourism company with my wife. Today we own vacation rental houses in Fiji & New Zealand plus run guided fly fishing tours as well as Harley Davidson tours and rentals in New Zealand. We have recently started up a Gold and Silver trading business. Regards, Baz

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After riding the Corromandel and the coast of New Zealand for five days it was time to visit a laundromat in Taupo. Parked my Harley next to a telephone pole then saw this sign

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Was a day late for the protest! Week in New Zealand was ending but amazed at attention given there to TPP!

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BIGGEST CATTLE RANCHES

  • NORTHERN AUSTRALIA
  • SOME RIGHT ON OCEAN
  • CLOSE TO CHINA & JAPAN MARKETS
  • MARKETS ARE FAR FROM THE USA
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CHINA ACTS TO SECURE BEEF

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CHINA ACTS TO SECURE BEEF

  • GROUP FROM CHINA ATTEMPTED TO

BUY LARGEST RANCH IN AUSTRALIA

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CHINA ACTS TO SECURE BEEF

  • GROUP FROM CHINA ATTEMPTED TO

BUY LARGEST RANCH IN AUSTRALIA

  • RANCH AREA EQUIVALENT TO SIZE OF

KANSAS

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CHINA ACTS TO SECURE BEEF

  • GROUP FROM CHINA ATTEMPTED TO

BUY LARGEST RANCH IN AUSTRALIA

  • RANCH AREA EQUIVALENT TO SIZE OF

KANSAS

  • OWNERS WILLING TO SELL
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CHINA ACTS TO SECURE BEEF

  • GROUP FROM CHINA ATTEMPTED TO

BUY LARGEST RANCH IN AUSTRALIA

  • RANCH AREA EQUIVALENT TO SIZE OF

KANSAS

  • OWNERS WILLING TO SELL
  • AUSTRALIANS PROTESTED
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CHINA ACTS TO SECURE BEEF

  • GROUP FROM CHINA ATTEMPTED TO

BUY LARGEST RANCH IN AUSTRALIA

  • RANCH AREA EQUIVALENT TO SIZE OF

KANSAS

  • OWNERS WILLING TO SELL
  • AUSTRALIANS PROTESTED
  • AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT STOPPED

SALE

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CHINA ACTS TO SECURE BEEF

  • GROUP FROM CHINA ATTEMPTED TO

BUY LARGEST RANCH IN AUSTRALIA

  • RANCH AREA EQUIVALENT TO SIZE OF

KANSAS

  • OWNERS WILLING TO SELL
  • AUSTRALIANS PROTESTED
  • AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT STOPPED

SALE

  • BUT COULD GOV’T STOP SALE AFTER

TPPA?

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Australia Minority Party Leader

  • SCRAP FREE-TRADE MENTALITY
  • BUY MORE LOCAL PRODUCTS
  • PROPERLY SCRUTINISE FOREIGN

INVESTMENT

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GLOBALISM NEWS AUSTRALIA

  • AUSTRALIAN AUTOMOBILE

INDUSTRY WILL SHUT DOWN IN 2017 DUE TO STRONG AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR

  • AUSTRALIA JUST BLOCKED CHINESE

ACQUISITION OF CONTROLLING STAKE IN THE COUNTRY’S BIGGEST ELECTRICITY NETWORK

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GLOBALISM

WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK OF IT AROUND THE WORLD?

  • BREXIT
  • NEW ZEALAND
  • AUSTRALIA
  • USA
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

  • TRADE IS AN ISSUE
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

  • TRADE IS AN ISSUE
  • CPA BOARD MEMBER DAN DIMICCO

IS TRUMP’S SENIOR TRADE ADVISOR

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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

  • TRADE IS AN ISSUE
  • CPA BOARD MEMBER DAN DIMICCO

IS TRUMP’S SENIOR TRADE ADVISOR

  • WHERE IS HILLARY CLINTON ON

TRADE?

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Stephen Roach Chairman Morgan Stanley Asia email to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

  • Sec Clinton about to visit China in 2009
  • Roach emailed his testimony before Congress to

Clinton

  • Testimony condemns any US effort to criticize

China’s monetary policy

  • Morgan Stanley invites Mrs. Clinton to speak
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

  • TRADE IS AN ISSUE
  • CPA BOARD MEMBER DAN DIMICCO

IS TRUMP’S SENIOR TRADE ADVISOR

  • WHERE IS HILLARY CLINTON ON

TRADE?

  • LABOR NOT CONVINCED CLINTON IS

ROOTED AGAINST BAD TRADE DEALS

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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

  • TRADE IS AN ISSUE
  • CPA BOARD MEMBER DAN DIMICCO

IS TRUMP’S SENIOR TRADE ADVISOR

  • WHERE IS HILLARY CLINTON ON

TRADE?

  • LABOR NOT CONVINCED CLINTON IS

ROOTED AGAINST BAD TRADE DEALS

  • DEMOCRATS & BIG LABOR
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“Democrats always want

big labor to take them to the dance but they never want to go home with us.”

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Conclusion

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WHAT CAN YOU DO?

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WHAT CAN YOU DO?

  • GET ACTIVE IN RCALF & CPA
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WHAT CAN YOU DO?

  • GET ACTIVE IN RCALF & CPA
  • CALL IN TO RADIO TALK SHOWS
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WHAT CAN YOU DO?

  • GET ACTIVE IN RCALF & CPA
  • CALL IN TO RADIO TALK SHOWS
  • WRITE OPED’S (ASK BILL TO REVIEW)
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WHAT CAN YOU DO?

  • GET ACTIVE IN RCALF & CPA
  • CALL IN TO RADIO TALK SHOWS
  • WRITE OPED’S (ASK BILL TO REVIEW)
  • GET CLOSE TO YOUR MEMBERS OF

CONGRESS

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I even offered

to buy my friends a beer if Claudia won….

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Brian, where’s my Dos Equis?

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Here is the most interesting man I met this year…

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Thank You for Listening!

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