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CUSMA-TMEC-USMCA:
Complicity and Collusion of the US-Canada-Mexico government state
apparatus in violation of the right of Indigenous Peoples to Free,
Prior, and Informed Consent.
Broken News: The Canadian government colludes with industry to commit
the FRAUD of proposing a policy of criminal conspiracy intended to
extract the surrender of Aboriginal Title to crown sovereignty. The
scheme in British Columbia is designed in order to provide “certainty”
for the settler state corporate interests through legaloid mechanisms
whose goal is the extinguishment of aboriginal title.
Today in light of the Standoff at Wet’suwet’en, the fraud is fraught
with fear - fear of the truth:
A settler state apparatus that presents its international personality before the world community as being a successor state to the nefarious Doctrine Discovery of Christendom does not have the juridical competency nor standing in international law to legitimately abolish or force surrender of the land title of the Original Nations of Indigenous Peoples.
Up until 1960 and the proclamation of the universal human right of Self
Determination for “All Peoples” in international law for the first time
(UNGA 1514), these policies of corporate state collusion were called for
what they were: colonization, a crime against humanity and a violation
of internal Human Rights law. Today however in 2020, colonization is
called “development”.
With the attention of the world now on the Stand Off at Wet’suwet’en and
the conflict over the TC Energy (TransCanada) pipeline projects in
Canada, the exposure of the FRAUD in British Columbia only adds to the
risk and uncertainty for the international fossil fuel consortia across
the board.
This is due to added exposure to international denunciation and legal challenges that will cost the constituencies of the states, and the shareholders of the corporations. The added exposure is one of the consequences of the adoption on September 7, 2007 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which established Indigenous Peoples are recognized as “Equal, to all other peoples…” in international law.
Current case in point: With the announced change in route of the TC Energy Tuxpan-Tula pipeline in Pahuatlán, Puebla, Mexico by president Lopez Obrador in January 2020, due to the resistance of the Indigenous Nahua, Totonaca, and Ñyanhü the die is cast. The dominoes will fall. Risk rises, uncertainty is now a red number in the liability column of the corporate accountants for the petro-chemical conglomerates. The right of Indigenous Self Determination is an inherent human right, not a delegated privilege under Section 35 of the Canadian constitution. Neither is it a line item in the UN Development Agenda 2030 to be swapped out in exchange for an elite international bureaucracy of “feathered folk”.
How can TC Energy expect to get away with committing open fraud and complicity in corruption in Mexico, and then turn to the Indigenous Peoples in Canada and expect them to believe that the Rights of Indigenous Peoples will be recognized and respected without discrimination? How can the Canadian parliament approve the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA-USMCA-TMEC) when these policies and practices of overt corporate colonization are being normalized under the terms of this international “trade” agreement?
The TC Energy (TransCanada) corporation has colluded with the officials in the Mexican government to impose by force, duplicity, and corruption the blatant disregard for the territorial rights of the Indigenous Peoples (359 communities) affected by the Tuxpan-Tula pipeline that connects the seven TC Energy pipeline projects in Mexico with the Texas-Tuxpan pipeline that is submerged under the Gulf of Mexico at Brownsville, Texas.
This is due to added exposure to international denunciation and legal challenges that will cost the constituencies of the states, and the shareholders of the corporations. The added exposure is one of the consequences of the adoption on September 7, 2007 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which established Indigenous Peoples are recognized as “Equal, to all other peoples…” in international law.
Current case in point: With the announced change in route of the TC Energy Tuxpan-Tula pipeline in Pahuatlán, Puebla, Mexico by president Lopez Obrador in January 2020, due to the resistance of the Indigenous Nahua, Totonaca, and Ñyanhü the die is cast. The dominoes will fall. Risk rises, uncertainty is now a red number in the liability column of the corporate accountants for the petro-chemical conglomerates. The right of Indigenous Self Determination is an inherent human right, not a delegated privilege under Section 35 of the Canadian constitution. Neither is it a line item in the UN Development Agenda 2030 to be swapped out in exchange for an elite international bureaucracy of “feathered folk”.
How can TC Energy expect to get away with committing open fraud and complicity in corruption in Mexico, and then turn to the Indigenous Peoples in Canada and expect them to believe that the Rights of Indigenous Peoples will be recognized and respected without discrimination? How can the Canadian parliament approve the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA-USMCA-TMEC) when these policies and practices of overt corporate colonization are being normalized under the terms of this international “trade” agreement?
The TC Energy (TransCanada) corporation has colluded with the officials in the Mexican government to impose by force, duplicity, and corruption the blatant disregard for the territorial rights of the Indigenous Peoples (359 communities) affected by the Tuxpan-Tula pipeline that connects the seven TC Energy pipeline projects in Mexico with the Texas-Tuxpan pipeline that is submerged under the Gulf of Mexico at Brownsville, Texas.
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