By Mark Fiore  May 13, 2015

After a little smack-down by the Senate, the Most Transparent Administration Ever is still trying to push through the Trans-Pacific Partnership in the Most Transparent Way Possible.  If by “transparent” you mean members of Congress having to read the actual text of the trade deal in a secure basement room with no cell phones or notes allowed and subsequent mention of the trade deal’s specifics forbidden.

Methinks there is more than meets the eye in this boring ol’ trade deal.  What little we do know about the deal is that there are many aspects that stink to high heaven.  Higher priced drugs?  Check.  Corporate tribunals outside of any legal system?  Check. Bogus claims of transparency?  Yup.

What is being trumpeted as the most amazing trade bill since, um, forever, seems to be more like a trinket-filled goodie bag for various corporate interests.  Ah, to be a pharmaceutical company in love.  Enjoy the cartoon and be sure to take a closer look at the links behind the cartoon!

Mark Fiore’s animated cartoons can be found on MarkFiore.com and are published regularly on Truthdig.com.


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  1. peteybee May 28, 2015 at 6:34 PM

    Reblogged this on Spread An Idea.

  2. Mr. Militant Negro May 28, 2015 at 12:25 PM

    Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.

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