3 Ps Public Private Partnerships

3Ps: Public - Private Partnerships



Agenda Alert: Public- Private Partnerships Part 1 of 2



Agenda Alert: Public- Private Partnerships Part 2 of 2


AGENDA 21 ALERT: PUBLIC - PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

By Cassandra Anderson, based on an interview with Joan Veon

Joan Veon is an author, journalist and expert on globalization; she also hosted her own radio talk show and is a successful businesswoman. In these 2 videos she explains the mechanism by which corporations gain power over all levels of government: local, county, state, federal, foreign and the United Nations, thus creating corporate fascism, on a global level.

Public - Private Partnerships are one of the most effective tools that are used by the globalists to implement Agenda 21 Sustainable Development, with the goal of destroying the structure of governments that represent the people, and puts profits and resources in the hands of those private interests.

The public part of the Public - Private Partnership (PPP) is the government, which becomes corrupted and no longer represents the taxpayers, when it accepts funding from private interests. Further, the government becomes silent against abuses to the public when they have been compromised by PPP business arrangements, and, worse yet, may also sell off resources and utilities that were owned by the taxpayers. The government does this because they are broke and more taxation is unpopular.

The private part of the PPP is often a combination of these entities: * Corporations (usually multinational) * Foundations (like Rockefeller) * Associations * Universities * Any entity with a lot of money * Non-Governmental Agencies (NGO's). NGO's are usually environmental agencies, like the Sierra Club and the Nature Conservancy.

The private stakeholder in the business arrangement always has profit as its goal, not service. Service was formerly the role of the representative government. The assets that once belonged to the taxpayers are then transferred to private interests, in a transfer of wealth through the assets, to private parties that seek profit at any price. Frequently, deceit, deception and distortion are used to fleece the taxpayer into this 'solution' for governments that are broke.

American local, county, state and the federal governments have gone broke and are ripe for the sale of their assets to PPP's because of deficit spending, and a lack of economic common sense. John Maynard Keynes promoted deficit spending to Roosevelt as a way to escape the Depression. This results in diluted government and loss of power.

Ms. Veon reports that the only way to combat this is: * being alert and recognizing this scam * understanding the structure and intent of the PPP * taking action by exposing the PPP deceit at government meetings

For a wealth of information on PPP's and related topics, please visit Ms. Veon's website at www.womensgroup.org

Public-Private Partnerships

When there is so much real need in our countries - Government money for Golf facilities! I think theere is a problem with priorities here.

Private-Public-Partnersips (part 1)

WARNING ! WARNING! WARNING! The experience from the private-public partnership of health care in the UK is a warning to the PPP's in Canada. Deterioration of quality of health ( including cleanliness of hospitals), transport and education services.

Private-Public-Partnersips (part 2)

WARNING ! WARNING! WARNING!  The privatization of public education in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are a warning to PPP's in the rest of Canada. Terms of the leases for the schools were originally kept from the public. Communities forced into P 3s if they wanted new schools. communies only allowed to use schools 1 night a week - other nights leased out for profit . etc. etc.

Public- Private- Partnerships (part 3)

SHOCKING INFORMATION REVEALED ! The privatization of jails in the United States. A warning to PPP's in Canada

Private-Public-Partnersips (part 4)

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick , Prince Edward Island, Ontario, Manitoba. Experts on Public-Private Parnerships warn Canadians about the detrimental impacts privatization brings to social services. Our governments are selling us out to business who make money off of us!

Naomi Klein on the privatization of the state

Acclaimed author and journalist Naomi Klein spoke about the 'privatization of the state' at a recent talk in New York City. Klein is a widely read columnist for the Nation magazine and the London Guardian and author of the international bestseller, "No Logo." Her forthcoming book is titled "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism."

For -Profit Partnerships (part 1)

Richard Neal, a BC Health Coalition researcher , explains the mythical benefits of Private-Public-Partnership's benefits.

For -Profit Partnerships (part 2)

For -Profit Partnerships (part 3)

Debra McPherson, president of the BC Nurses' Union , explains the detriment of Private-Public-Partnerships to patients, health-care workers, and taxpayers. We are being manipulated to accept 3Ps: use fear tactics; the government deliberatly underfunds government services to decline their quality so that when businesses comes forward with P3s, the public will eagerly fall for them; groups calling themselves "private citizens" supporting 3Ps but funded by businesses that want to get into 3Ps.

For -Profit Partnerships (part 4)

3P hospitals in British Columbia: - Quality of meals greatly decreased - Dirty hospitals - No meals for delivering mothers - diaper changes limited to 1 per day - seniors only allowed a bath once a week.

For -Profit Partnerships (part 5)

Barry O'Neill, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, corrects Premier Gordon Campbell on the effects of for-profit partnerships on legislators governments and tax paying citizens.

For -Profit Partnerships (part 6)

Why public private partnerships are a scam

Public private partnerships(PPPs) were introduced so governments could be seen to be reducing government debt by passing off expenditure as private debt, says David Hall, an internationally recognised expert in public service investment, privatisation, asset sales and public private partnerships.