Diplomatic Courier Vol. 1 | Issue 3 | September 17, 2016 The Diplomatic Courier Vol. 1 | Issue 3 | September 17, 2016 [email protected] Is Zika propaganda a "virus of the mind"? Threat or Hoax A health writer digs into the headlines and concludes that the Zika propaganda is a 'virus of the mind' rooted in fabricated hysteria, government junk science and dark political agendas article will discuss how the program started, how it has been de- — by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger — veloped, and where it is going. Zika: A Masterpiece of Public Mind Control Zika is not a Threat to the Babies of the World t's been nearly nine months since the word "Zika" flashed like Just to be absolutely clear from the beginning, there is a lightning bolt in the headlines of mainstream news. Before no solid evidence that Zika is a threat to humanity. It is a IJanuary 1, 2016, Zika was just one of many viruses that public minimally dangerous viral infection, which does not cause health officials monitored. But suddenly in January of this year microcephaly. everything changed, as a nearly harmless virus was transformed In the almost 70 years since the Zika virus was patented by the into a worldwide threat. Rockefeller Foundation, [1] no one ever notice any association As we will see, the Zika propaganda machine was turned on in between Zika infection of pregnant women and their babies be- October of 2015 and it has been running wild ever since. This is a ing born with abnormally small heads or with defects in brain classic example of a mind control program, a public brainwashing development. But in 2015, we were suddenly made aware of project, or a high powered marketing campaign. this supposed problem. This claim, based on nothing more than Regardless of what you call it, it is clear that the mainstream circumstantial evidence, was the beginning point for the propa- news media, the World Health Organization (WHO), the Pan ganda campaign. A propaganda claim doesn’t need to be true; it American Health Organization (PAHO), the US Centers for Dis- just needs to be repeated over and over again until people believe ease Control and Prevention (CDC), Big Pharma, Big Chem, and it is true. both Republicans and Democrats have joined forces to sell a Zika After half a year of fear and hysteria in the mainstream media, eradication program to the people of the United States and to the even officials in Brazil admit that Zika is an unlikely cause of their rest of the world. This has been and continues to be one of the microcephaly... best orchestrated programs of propaganda in recent history. This Continued on Page 5 • Venezuela Hosts 17th Non-Aligned Summit – Pages 2 and 10 • Was a Saint Lucia Ambassador denied a US visa? – Page 6 IN THIS • Big Brazilian Business Mission Coming in November – Page 3 • Taiwan ready for Montreal Aviation Summit – Pages 8 and 12 ISSUE • Mexico seeking ‘Greater Caribbean’ Business Talks – Page 3 • Morocco helping promote Climate Smart Agriculture – Page 9 • The Prime Minister Hails the King! Page 3 • Clinton Campaign regrets not telling the whole truth – Page 12 [email protected] Page 1 Diplomatic Courier Vol. 1 | Issue 3 | September 17, 2016 Editorial Venezuela Hosting 17th Non-Aligned The Margarita Summit Summit This Week his weekend’s summit in Venezuela comes at a good time for the nation – Tand for the Nicolas Maduro adminis- tration. It will show solidarity with and for the Venezuelan government, which has as- sumed the Presidency of the NAM. Over 120 world leaders, representing gov- ernments, organizations and people in Af- rica, Arabia, Asia, the Pacific, the Caribbean and Latin America, will gather in Margarita to review the state of the world today and where the NAM stands in the current global dispensation. The leaders will review everything from the implications of recent world politi- cal, economic and social developments for developing countries to the consequences of failing to adapt to Climate Change fast enough. They will examine the effects of instability Security personnel tighten up a street in Margarita Island, Venezuela on September 12, in the world oil market on both producing 2016 ahead of the summit to be attended by delegations from 120 nations. and non-producing states. They will look at the latest developments in he 17th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) is under way in Venezue- Europe -- from Brexit and the Refugee Crisis, la, where several Caribbean and Latin American Heads of State and Government to the implications of the rise in right wing nationalism and racism in Britain and Eu- Tfrom 120 countries have gathered on a Caribbean island -- for the third time -- to rope for non-European nations and people. come to grips with the myriad problems facing the world’s second largest grouping. They will examine the War on Terrorism The September 13 to 18 summit, being held in the island of Margarita, got under way that is causing more deaths the world over Tuesday with a welcome address by Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Minister Nelcy Rod- 15 years after 9/11, than ever before. riguez. The leaders will assess and analyze, pre- Hosting representatives from nations worldwide, the small Venezuelan ward island is dict and propose in Margarita. But they will home -- for the rest of this week until Sunday -- to delegations from the second largest also have to pay much attention to what is international body after the United Nations (UN). happening in the host nation, where the gov- ernment remains under intense US-backed The 55-year-old body today comprises 54 members from Africa, 39 from Asia, 26 from opposition pressure. Latin America and the Caribbean and one from Europe. It also has 17 observer countries The Caribbean is well represented, all and 10 observer organizations. CARICOM and OECS nations being mem- Ahead of the meeting, the NAM’s Coordinating Committee held its last session on Sep- ber-states. They will have to consider the im- tember 11 at the UN headquarters in New York, chaired by Iran, to make arrangements plications for the future of Latin American for the Margarita summit. and Caribbean political and economic coop- The meeting, which was held at the level of ambassadors of NAM member states, was eration if the PetroCaribe and ALBA initia- chaired by Iran’s UN Ambassador Gholamali Khoshroo. tives are to fail. They will note recent developments in Bra- The session produced a 194-page draft final document that includes an introduction, zil and Argentina and implications of other three chapters and 907 articles, all of which explain NAM stances on different interna- political changes for the flag-bearers of the tional and regional issues. Non-Aligned Movement in the hemisphere. The NAM is a group of states not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc. But most of all, the movement will, once But it constantly defends its members everywhere. again and for a third time, gather in the Car- Ahead of the meeting, it firmly rejected the latest set of sanctions imposed by the United ibbean for the leaders to determine the fu- States against Venezuelan officials. ture of the second largest group of countries The group issued a statement denouncing the sanctions as “an intervention” in Ven- in the entire world, representing more than half of Mankind. ezuelan affairs. It will not be a tourist outing in Margarita. It said the sanctions were “intended to undermine Venezuela’s sovereignty, its political But it will be the most significant gathering independence and its right to self-determination.” of world leaders since the G-20 in China last The NAM said it considers the unilateral sanctions a “violation of international law, week and ahead of the upcoming 2016 UN including the United Nations Charter and the basic principles of international law of rela- General Assembly. tions between states.” If the Caribbean does not take this oppor- It also said the measure was “coercive” and expressed its solidarity with the Venezuelan tunity as a common host of the leaders of the people and government. world to make its voice heard and put its is- sues on the table in Venezuela this week, it Tuesday’s meeting was the start of three stages of the summit, which begins with of- ficials, to be followed by a later meeting of Foreign Affairs Ministers and then the summit will not know when next. of Heads of State and Government to take place this weekend. Page 2 [email protected] Diplomatic Courier Vol. 1 | Issue 3 | September 17, 2016 Brazilian Business Mission Coming in November he Embassy of Brazil in Saint Lucia is preparing to According to Ambassador Couri, “This Brazilian Busi- host a major investment mission with numerous ness Mission will offer this wide range of opportunities Topportunities for business that will also strongly to the Government and People of Saint Lucia, through the strengthen ties between the giant South American nation business community.” and its tiny Caribbean neighbor. He said during their week here, the visiting investors According to Ambassador Sergio Couri, the mission will “will meet with members of the local business community comprise investors and parliamentarians bent on doing and their organizations, to discuss how to merge their syn- business with Saint Lucian entrepreneurs and other busi- ergies to create new investments that both countries and ness persons, in a wide range of sectors. people will be proud of.” The Brazilian Business Mission to Saint Lucia is sched- The Ambassador says planning is well under way in uled for November 11-17, 2016 and it will comprise some Saint Lucia and Brazil for the mission’s arrival.