Jan Šinágl angažovaný občan, nezávislý publicista

Mr CHALOUPKA (Czech Republic) – I was hesitant about speaking here today; I almost did not, but the Council of Europe allowed a brochure full of lies and false information to be distributed here yesterday – shame on those responsible! Political correctness blocks any effective problem solving. It brings only a lot of useless talks, without any positive results. Thus if I offend anyone by my political incorrectness, I do not apologise. I would like to express my views on discrimination against the Roma in Europe. I understand and I am able to believe that in some European countries the Roma are discriminated against and persecuted. I am convinced that that is not right – it is wrong, and it is necessary to solve that problem – but I am tired of the Czech Republic being continually accused of racism and xenophobia.

British Embassy – 25.3.1946 +  Barrell to Pitter – 7.2.1946 +  Labour Party Ernes Bevin - 22.3.1946

Jan Šinágl, 22.5.2013

Is water a free and basic human right, or should all the water on the planet belong to major corporations and be treated as a product?

Should the poor who cannot afford to pay these said corporations suffer from starvation due to their lack of financial wealth? According to the former CEO and now Chairman of the largest food product manufacturer in the world, corporations should own every drop of water on the planet — and you’re not getting any unless you pay up. The company notorious for sending out hordes of ‘internet warriors’ to defend the company and its actions online in comments and message boards (perhaps we’ll find some below) even takes a firm stance behind Monsanto’s GMOs and their ‘proven safety’. In fact, the former Nestle CEO actually says that his idea of water privatization is very similar to Monsanto’s GMOs. In a video interview, Nestle Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe states that there has never been ‘one illness’ ever caused from the consumption of GMOs.

Watch the video below for yourself:

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