Dennis Marks Cheers As WTO Prepares To Compel Nations That Don't Want Radioactive Food From Japan To Accept It

The World Trade Organization (Which I refer to as the "WTO NWO", or "Worship the Plutocrat's New World Order" is an organization that the United States has subjugated itself to in order to please the plutocrats.

Because the WTO forces nations to bow to it's will (and it's will is the plutocrat's will), Dennis Marks has vowed his allegiance and does his duty in defending this un-democratic organization.

Dennis Marks: ...the WTO has problems... But overall, it is part of a trend of letting the average person make decisions which should belong to them and them alone. Its flaws are basically that it still regulates trade as much as it does. (8/01/2014 AT 08:29:00 AM EDT).

Given the fact that "the WTO rules are written by and for corporations with inside access to the negotiations", when a there is a complaint to the WTO that another country's laws are negatively impacting the complainer's ability to sell their products into other nations, they are likely to get what they want.

A recent case of a complainer forcing their will upon another country involves one country saying "no" to imported food that may be radioactive.

Japan has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over South Korea's restrictions on Japanese imports, enacted after the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Tokyo calls the measure inappropriate and says it violates the rules of international trade. ... the ongoing testing of food produced in the Fukushima region has found that by 2014 less than 1 percent was contaminated with radiation above Japanese food-safety limits. (Japan takes S. Korea to WTO over Fukushima food restrictions. Published by RT on 5/21/2015).

OK, so what if you're a country that decides (as South Korea has) that you don't want to take a chance with that 1 percent contamination rate? I mean, 1 percent could be a hell of a lot of food, depending on how much you import. For sure it ain't nothing. And any country that decides it does not want to take that risk should have the autonomy to do so, right?

No, says the WTO. And Dennis agrees, saying "radiation? Yum!" [1]. Or he does not give a shit if someone else eats contaminated food and suffers some ill results. He's just betting it won't be him, but some other poor sucker. And, if that futher enriches the plutocrats, that's totally awesome in his book.

Footnotes
[1] Conjecture based on Dennis' support for the anti-democratic WTO.

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