From inforwars.com

As noted by the Teamsters, the Peru Free Trade Agreement, based on �the job-killing NAFTA model,� will accomplish the following:

Foreign investors based in Peru will have the right to question our domestic laws and receive compensation if such laws if they undermine corporate profits.
Incentives are provided for U.S. companies to leave the U.S. under the investment chapter of the agreement.

The sovereignty of local, state and federal U.S. government bodies will be undermined. Foreign companies will be able to bypass �Buy America� laws.
For workers in Peru, the prospect is even more dismal:

Nothing will change for the 33,000 slave-laborers cutting down the Amazonian rainforest.

Subsistence farmers will be forced off their land because cheap U.S. food produced by agribusiness will undercut their prices. The same thing happened with NAFTA, which resulted in millions of poor Mexicans leaving their farms.
According to some interpretations, Citibank will have the right to sue the Peruvian government if the country tries to reverse its disastrous system of privatized Social Security � thus allowing a powerful multinational to profit at the expense of the elderly, the sick and the poor.

Of course, it is not a coincidence many of those �poor Mexicans leaving their farms� are trekking northward to displace American workers.

It's all part of the globalist plan to turn the planet into a fascist corporate slave plantation.

You'd think Democrats would be calling for Pelosi's head. But they are not. In fact, come November, many of them will be voting for the Bilderberg Queen Hillary in the Great Horse Race known as the American election cycle.

�Reuters is reporting that Clinton says she will vote for the Peru Free Trade Agreement�the first agreement in a package of corporate-crafted agreements to vastly expand the NAFTA trade model,� David Sirota wrote for the Huffington Post yesterday. �The announcement, which flies in the face of polls showing the public strongly opposed to NAFTA-style trade policies, comes on the same day the New York Times reports that Clinton is being endorsed by NAFTA architect Robert Rubin, the CEO of Citigroup - a company that stands to reap financial rewards from the NAFTA model. Rubin's announcement came with a promise to raise Clinton more money from Wall Street.�

But of course