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Jan 25, 2007, 8:39:51 AM1/25/07
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SAY NO to Merkel's Dangerous Globalization Proposal
Date:
Thursday, January 25, 2007 8:36:41 AM

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The last thing we want to do is align ourselves with more
corporate fraudsters. Germany is big-time involved in the
LYME FRAUD. They know damned well who did what when
and are participating with Yale and New York Medical College
in their scam.

Also, Baxter, Bayer, and Merck are corporate fraudsters on
vaccines and pharmaceuticals. All three of them were caught
in the biggest medical scams to date: Baycol, Vioxx, MMR vaccines
and subacute sclerosing pan-encephalitis ("autism"), and the new
bogus OspA vaccine that Gary Wormser and McSweegan are trying to
force on the market- going the Europe route first, because they think
Europeans are dumber than Americans, and have so stated:
http://www.actionlyme.org/MCSWEEGANS_ADVANCE_WARNING_ABOUT_OSPA_IN_EUROPE.htm

We should foster no ties with a country that cannot control themselves
when the we in the US are not in control of this kind of corporate
fraud.

No way. Stay away from business dealings with Germany.

SmithKline, a British company, attacked Lisa Masterson in the
UK, took her kids, and accused her of Munchausen's by Proxy.

Lisa was jacked by an all-Jewish law firm in New York. I saw
the IP and researched it myself.


SmithKline forced the bogus Yale LYMErix vaccine onto the market
and later said they were not sure the damage done by chronic Lyme
was NOT due to persisting infection. Here is that testimony:
http://www.fda.gov/OHRMS/DOCKETS/ac/01/slides/3680s2_02_lobet.pdf

SmithKline's Yves Lobet knew all along they were using a bogus test to
assay the outcome of LYMErix, since he published in 1992 which primers
to use when looking for borreliae:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=PureSearch&db=pubmed&details_term=1356932%5BUID%5D

A year previous to that, Yale developed the only scientifically valid
test for Lyme- ALTHOUGH WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO USE IT,
BECAUSE WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE DIAGNOSED WITH LYME:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=PureSearch&db=pubmed&details_term=1894359%5BUID%5D

RECOMBINANT PERFECTED BORRELIA BAND 41.


Stay out of Britain and Germany. They're sponsors of major
international corporate crime. These bastards have known for over
15 years how to diagnose every case of Lyme with 95% accuracy.

That means they know how to diagnose Lyme with a precision that
will miss only 5% of the cases.

Right now the testing available for Lyme deliberately misses ~90%
of the cases. (If you got Lyme Disease despite receiving Yale's
LYMErix
vaccine, LYMErix failed, didn't it? Not if you can't detect Lyme
because
the testing is deliberately bogus.)


Don't wait for any lawyers to explain this to you. They can't.
They're
unmotivated by logic or facts- which is the same thing as STUPID.


KMDickson
ActionLyme.org
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SPIEGEL ONLINE - January 25, 2007, 12:30 PM
URL: http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,462160,00.html
TRANS-ATLANTIC FREE TRADE?
Merkel Calls for Closer EU-US Cooperation

In her keynote speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, German
Chancellor
Angela Merkel called for closer trans-Atlantic cooperation, saying it
would
benefit both American and European economies.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel made the opening address at the World
Economic
Forum in Davos, Switzerland. She called for closer trans-Atlantic
relations.
AP

German Chancellor Angela Merkel made the opening address at the World
Economic
Forum in Davos, Switzerland. She called for closer trans-Atlantic
relations.
The rapprochement between the US and Germany continues. German
Chancellor Angela
Merkel clearly enjoys a warmer relationship with US President George W.
Bush
than her predecessor Gerhard Schröder, who fell out with the American
leader
over the Iraq war. Bush even gave Merkel a neck massage at a G8 summit
last
year.

In a further sign of blossoming relations, Merkel took the opportunity
of her
keynote speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos -- an annual
meeting of top political and business leaders, intellectuals and
non-governmental
organizations -- to call for closer trans-Atlantic cooperation. In
addition to
holding the EU presidency for the first six months of the year,
Merkel's Germany
also heads up the G8 until the end of 2007.

"I feel it is very important that trans-Atlantic economic relations are

intensified," she said in her speech. "History shows that close
trans-Atlantic
economic integration is always the impetus for boosting economic
growth."

She cited European investment in the American rail network in the 19th
century
and the post-World War II Marshall Plan as examples of successful
trans-Atlantic
integration. "The US is still the European Union's most important trade
partner,
as it was in the past," she said. "We are also the most important
investment
partners for each other."

She went on to say that the potential for cooperation is far from being

exhausted. "I see the need and possibilities for negotiations about
non-tariff
barriers, like for example technical standards, rules for financial
markets, energy,
environmental questions and intellectual property," she said. "The
different
approaches to regulation on the two sides of the Atlantic create
unnecessary
transaction costs. We can reduce these costs. Our goal should be the
creation of
structures similar to those of an internal market." She added that she
wanted to
address these questions at the EU-US summit in Washington on April 30.

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She emphasized that closer trans-Atlantic cooperation would not come at
the
expense of relations with other countries. "This approach would be
fatal if it
were directed against other (countries)," she said. "Other countries
which have
a close trade relation with Europe and the US would also profit from a
deeper
(trans-Atlantic) economic integration."

In the speech, she also said that globalization offers the world more
opportunities than risks, while warning that
"tomorrow's winners" from globalization could be the losers "the day
after
tomorrow," giving the example of a Chinese company which is switching
production
to Botswana to cut costs. She also called for joint action on global
warming, as
well as saying that Germany, as current president of the EU, would try
to push
forward attempts to create a common EU constitution.

dgs


© SPIEGEL ONLINE 2007
All Rights Reserved
Reproduction only allowed with the permission of SPIEGELnet GmbH

Related SPIEGEL ONLINE links:
Merkel in Washington: Hello America. Ready to Work Together?
(01/05/2007)
http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,457983,00.html
A NATO for the World Economy: An Argument for a Trans- Atlantic Free-
Trade Zone
(10/20/2006)
http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,443306,00.html
Spiegel 360: Our Full Coverage of Trans- Atlantic Relations
http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,k- 6718,00.html


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