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Friday, 30 August 2013

U.S. report predicts rising natural gas prices in 2013-14




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U.S. report predicts rising natural gas prices in 2013-14

in Energy News
By Erich Schwartzel / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette



Marcellus Shale drillers who have had to cut costs and disassemble rigs because of recent record-low natural gas prices should expect a reprieve over the next two years, according to the latest projections from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
The average price of natural gas is expected to increase by almost a dollar in 2013, hitting $3.74 per million British thermal units.

That's a significant jump from the $2.75 average seen last year, when accelerated drilling created a glut in supply that caused prices to drop and made drilling in many places unprofitable. Increases are expected to continue into 2014, when prices are predicted to hit $3.90.



The EIA report released Tuesday is the first look into 2014 for the domestic and international energy scene, and it includes projections that could affect gas and coal activity in Pennsylvania and surrounding states.



PG graphic: U.S. natural gas prices
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Higher gas prices would send reverberations across multiple sectors, helping coal become competitive with natural gas again as an electricity source and allowing drillers to broaden their focus beyond shale formations that are rich in oil. In addition, the federal energy agency projects increased domestic oil production will break new records over the next couple of years and eventually lead to lower prices at the gasoline station.

The report is the latest set of tea leaves for an industry that's been in flux: Enthusiasm for drilling was tempered in recent years by economic realities that made it risky for every rig to turn a profit. The low prices made natural gas an easy sell to large, industrial customers who consume a lot of energy, but slowed lease activity as companies waited for prices to rebound.



If natural gas prices continue an upward trend toward $4 per mcf, companies that had drilled wells but weren't bringing the gas to market could decide it is worth hooking those wells up to pipelines and selling the gas, said Adam Sieminski, the EIA administrator.
Natural gas consumption, meanwhile, is expected to be relatively flat in 2013, though the EIA forecasts an increase in its use to heat homes and offices over the next two years. Consumption in 2012 was low due to an unnaturally warm winter.



Over the next several years, the EIA's projections call for a steady rise in natural gas prices, said Mr. Sieminski, "continuing to go up to $5 or $6 in the longer term."

That would be welcome news to drillers who found the bargain-basement prices unsustainable for rapid-fire drilling in the Marcellus region, which includes much of Pennsylvania, and in other shale formations around the country. Companies in recent years have concentrated on shale regions where more lucrative oil and natural gas liquids are housed, and a rise in regular natural gas prices "might turn the drift from natural gas to oil around," said Mr. Sieminski.



Pennsylvania gets one shout-out in the administration's Short-Term Energy Outlook, with researchers saying Marcellus production "continues at a strong pace as producers target oil-and-gas wells."
Nationwide, the natural gas rig count was at 431 at the end of 2012 -- almost half of the 811 rigs seen in the beginning of the year. But domestic gas production is expected to remain relatively steady despite the drop in rig count, which the EIA said suggests greater rig efficiency in extracting more gas from a single location.
Coal producers may welcome an increase in natural gas prices, as well. Low gas prices had helped erode coal's place as the top source in the electricity generation market. Coal consumption in the electric power sector last year was at its lowest level since 1992.



With the difference in costs between the two fuels shrinking, coal's share of the electricity generation market should rise from 37.6 percent in 2012 to 39 percent in 2013, and then to 39.6 percent in 2014, the report said. The rise of natural gas as an alternative to coal was starkly seen in April 2012, when coal and natural gas each provided 32 percent of the nation's total generation -- the first time the two power sources were tied since the EIA began collecting data.

The rapid changes in gas prices and production are largely a result of hydraulic fracturing technology that has unlocked reserves across the country. That same technology has helped fuel a rise in domestic crude oil production, which is expected to increase from 6.4 million barrels per day in 2012 to 7.3 million barrels in 2013 and then 7.9 million barrels in 2014.
The 2014 projection would mark the highest annual production average since 1988.

Record-setting production should trickle down into good news for consumers: The drop in crude prices is expected to cause gasoline prices to drop almost 20 cents from last year to an average of $3.44 per gallon in 2013 and then to $3.34 per gallon in 2014.



Of course, trying to lend psychic powers to gas prices can be a lost cause. A report also released Tuesday by GasBuddy.com showed median 2013 forecasts oscillating on a month-to-month basis between an expected January low of $3.29 and April high of $3.95.



Meanwhile, wind-powered generation grew by 17 percent in 2012, the EIA report said. The agency said it expects wind-powered generation to stay flat through 2014, but added that Tuesday's report does not account for any business generated by the federal tax credit for wind projects extended earlier this month.
Solar energy grew 32 percent in 2012, and is expected to grow by 31 percent and 28 percent in 2013 and 2014, respectively.

 




 
 
 Prix fix de gaz Naturel

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Un rapport américain prédit la hausse des prix du gaz naturel en 2013-14
dans Nouvelles de l'énergie

Par Erich Schwartzel / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Marcellus foreurs qui ont dû réduire leurs coûts et à démonter les plates-formes en raison des récentes hausses des prix historiquement bas gaz naturel doivent s'attendre à un répit au cours des deux prochaines années, selon les dernières projections de l'administration US Energy Information .
On prévoit que le prix moyen du gaz naturel devrait augmenter de près d'un dollar en 2013 , atteignant 3,74 $ par million d'unités thermiques britanniques .
C'est un bond important par rapport à la moyenne de 2,75 $ vu l'année dernière, lorsque le forage accéléré créé une surabondance de l'offre qui a causé baisser les prix et a fait forer dans de nombreux endroits non rentables. Les augmentations devraient se poursuivre jusqu'en 2014 , lorsque les prix sont prévus pour frapper 3,90 $.
Le rapport d'évaluation publié mardi est le premier regard sur 2014 pour la scène énergétique nationale et internationale, et il comprend des projections qui pourraient affecter gaz et de l'activité de charbon en Pennsylvanie et des Etats voisins .



 


PG graphique : prix du gaz naturel aux États-Unis
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Les prix élevés de l'essence allaient envoyer réverbérations dans de multiples secteurs , contribuant charbon devenir compétitif avec du gaz naturel à nouveau comme une source d' électricité et permet foreurs d'élargir leur vision au-delà de schiste formations qui sont riches en huile. En outre, les projets fédéraux de l'agence de l'énergie ont augmenté la production nationale de pétrole va battre de nouveaux records au cours des deux prochaines années et finalement conduire à une baisse des prix à la station d'essence.
Ce rapport est le dernier jeu de feuilles de thé pour une industrie qui a été en flux : Enthousiasme pour le forage a été atténuée au cours des dernières années par les réalités économiques qui ont fait qu'il est risqué pour chaque plate-forme pour faire un profit . Les bas prix du gaz naturel ont une de facile à vendre aux grands clients industriels qui consomment beaucoup d'énergie, mais ont ralenti l'activité de crédit-bail que les entreprises attendaient des prix à rebondir.
Si les prix du gaz naturel continuent une tendance à la hausse vers 4 $ par mcf , les entreprises qui ont des puits forés mais n'ont pas amener le gaz sur le marché pourraient décider qu'il vaut accrochage ces puits jusqu'à pipelines et la vente du gaz , a déclaré Adam Sieminski , l'administrateur EIA .
Consommation de gaz naturel , quant à lui , devrait être relativement stable en 2013 , même si l'EIE prévoit une augmentation de son utilisation pour chauffer les maisons et les bureaux au cours des deux prochaines années. La consommation en 2012 a été faible en raison d'un hiver anormalement chaud.


Au cours des prochaines années , les prévisions de l' EIA appellent à une augmentation constante des prix du gaz naturel , a déclaré M. Sieminski , «continuer à aller jusqu'à 5 $ ou 6 $ à plus long terme . "

Ce serait bonnes nouvelles pour les foreurs qui ont trouvé les prix d'aubaine insoutenable pour le perçage
rapide -le-feu dans la région de Marcellus , qui comprend une grande partie de la Pennsylvanie, et dans d'autres formations de schiste dans le pays. Entreprises au cours des dernières années se sont concentrés sur les régions de schiste où des liquides de gaz naturel et de pétrole plus lucratif sont logés , et une hausse des prix réguliers de gaz naturel »pourrait tourner la dérive à partir de gaz naturel à l'huile autour ", a déclaré M. Sieminski .
Pennsylvanie reçoit un shout-out dans Perspectives énergétiques à court terme de l'administration , avec des chercheurs en disant production Marcellus " se poursuit à un rythme soutenu que les producteurs des puits de pétrole et de gaz cibles. "

Au niveau national, le nombre de puits de gaz naturel était à 431 à la fin de 2012 - près de la moitié des 811 plates-formes observées au début de l'année. Mais il est prévu la production de gaz intérieure devrait rester relativement stable malgré la baisse du nombre plate-forme , qui l' EIA a dit suggère une plus grande efficacité des appareils de forage pour extraire plus de gaz à partir d'un seul endroit.
Les producteurs de charbon peuvent accueillir une augmentation du prix du gaz naturel , aussi bien. Faibles prix du gaz ont contribué à l'érosion de la place de charbon comme principale source sur le marché de la production d'électricité . La consommation de charbon dans le secteur de l'électricité l'année dernière était à son plus bas niveau depuis 1992.


A la différence de coût entre les deux carburants diminue, la part du charbon du marché de la production d'électricité devrait augmenter de 37,6 pour cent en 2012 à 39 pour cent en 2013 , puis à 39,6 pour cent en 2014, selon le rapport. La hausse du gaz naturel comme alternative au charbon était nettement visible en Avril 2012 , lorsque le charbon et le gaz naturel munis chacun 32 pour cent de la production totale du pays - la première fois que les deux sources d'énergie étaient liés depuis l'EIE a commencé à recueillir des données .
Les changements rapides des prix du gaz et de la production sont en grande partie grâce à la technologie de fracturation hydraulique qui a débloqué réserves à travers le pays . Cette même technologie a contribué à alimenter une hausse de la production de pétrole brut domestique , qui devrait passer de 6,4 millions de barils par jour en 2012 à 7.300.000 barils en 2013 , puis 7,9 millions de barils en 2014 .

La projection 2014 marquerait la moyenne de production annuelle la plus élevée depuis 1988.
Production record de réglage doit couler vers le bas dans de bonnes nouvelles pour les consommateurs : On prévoit que la baisse des prix du brut à provoquer prix de l'essence à abandonner près de 20 cents de l'an dernier pour atteindre une moyenne de 3,44 $ le gallon en 2013 , puis à 3,34 $ le gallon en 2014.

Bien sûr , en essayant de prêter pouvoirs psychiques pour les prix du gaz peut être une cause perdue. Un rapport également publié mardi par GasBuddy.com montré médians 2013 prévisions oscillant sur une base de mois en mois entre une Janvier attendue faible de 3,29 $ et Avril élevé de 3,95 $.

Pendant ce temps , la production éolienne a augmenté de 17 pour cent en 2012, le rapport de l'EIE dit. L'agence a déclaré qu'elle s'attend à ce que la production éolienne de rester à plat jusqu'en 2014 , mais il a ajouté que le rapport de mardi ne tient pas compte de toute activité générée par le crédit d'impôt fédéral pour les projets éoliens étendu plus tôt ce mois-ci .


L'énergie solaire a augmenté de 32 pour cent en 2012 et devrait croître de 31 pour cent et 28 pour cent en 2013 et 2014 , respectivement.
 


Samuel Ezerzer
sam.hudsonenergy@consultant.com
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Tuesday, 27 August 2013

Can Montreal regain its dignity after all these scandals and investigations? Denis Coderre


Live from The Business Headquarters of the  Radio Shalom 1650AM
The Money and Business Show Presents
Montreal Mayor Candidate Mr Denis Coderre
Wednesday at 4pm-5pm
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2013-09-11
The failure of laissez-faire capitalism. With Paul Craig Roberts and Denis Coderre, mayoral candidate of Montreal 


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Topic;
Can Montreal regain its dignity after all these scandals and investigations? With Montreal Mayoral Candidate Mr Denis Coderre







Introduction


For longer than he can remember, Michael Hershman has visited Montreal for business  he said  “I love Montreal, and always will,” he says of the charmingly askew city. For Hershman, co-founder of the corporate-and-political-corruption monitoring body Transparency International, the case is clear: Quebec’s business and political culture is by far the most corrupt in Canada. “Are the problems in Quebec more severe than the rest of Canada? 

His  impression is yes,”

Montreal is now on its third mayor in seven months; the last one, interim mayor Michael Applebaum, was recently arrested and charged with 14 fraud-related counts. Alexandre Duplessis, the interim mayor of Laval, resigned last week after a bizarre episode in which he claimed two escorts attempted to extort him following a jaunty night at his country home. the Quebec government recently placed the province’s third-largest city under trusteeship, after revelations that all but one of its city councillors were making illegal donations to their party.



 




Today live from our business Headquarters in Montreal on the Money and Business show is former liberal MP and Montreal mayoralty candidate Denis Coderre to talk about his vision of Montreal and as he said at the start of the race "Montreal needs a conductor, Montreal needs a bridge-builder. Montreal needs a catalyst so we can believe in that city again,"



 




My name is Samuel Ezerzer, your host to the Money & Business show on Radio Shalom, CJRS 1650 AM. Thank you for tuning in live on the Money & Business show, with our Business studios headquarters in Montreal, the financial capital and the home to the greatest hockey team, the Montreal Canadians. We have another great show for you today and as always, you can call if you have any questions, comments, or criticisms on today's topic. Please call us direct at 514 738 4100 ext 200 or email me atmoneyandbusinessshow@gmail.com if you have any inquiries. You can also visit our website athttp://www.radio-shalom.ca/ – all our shows are archived there.


 


Biography



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Samuel ezerzer and Denis coderre , business headquarters

Denis Coderre , former MP is a Canadian politician from Quebec, Canada. Denis Coderre was the Liberal Member of Parliament for the Montreal riding of Bourassa from 1997 to 2013.
Denis Coderre, entered cabinet in August 1999 when he was appointed Secretary of State for Amateur Sport. In January 2002, he was appointed Immigration minister.







On December 12, 2003, Prime Minister Paul Martin advised Governor General Adrienne Clarkson to appoint Coderre to the Cabinet asPresident of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada where he was responsible for a number of files, such as the creation of the new Public Service Human Resources Management Agency. He was also the Federal Interlocutor for Metis and Non-Status Indians, the Minister responsible for La Francophonie and the Minister responsible for the Office of Indian Residential Schools Resolution. Coderre was not re-appointed to Cabinet following the 2004 general election, in which he was re-elected in his riding.


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As Minister of Immigration, Coderre supervised the application of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, which came into effect on June 28, 2002. As Secretary of State for Amateur Sport, Coderre successfully negotiated a number of national and international agreements and helped to establish the World Anti-Doping Agency in Montreal.
He is currently running for Mayor of Montreal in the 2013 municipal election, as leader of the new Équipe Denis Coderre slate of candidates.

 


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Thursday, 14 February 2013

Human Trafficking is Modern Day Slavery,Period



The Audio MP3
http://www.radio-shalom.ca/mp3/Programs/1042/MoneyAndBusiness%20-%20HumanSlavery130213.mp3

INTRODUCTION




Since our last interview with Jerry Brewer last August in 2012 the dynamics of the “Mexican Drug War” have morphed into what is essentially a War against organized crime throughout the Americas. While we discussed last time how this would (and has) affect the US and Canada,  there is a new enemy that is made up of a myriad of foreign nationals focusing on MUCH more than drugs.


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US military and US Intelligence has entrenched throughout the Northern Cone of Central America and placed immense pressure on the drug cartels as Jerry Brewer said they would. This has fragmented many of the main cartels, as well as displaced them to focus on markets further south and deep into Argentina.

They are heavy into alternative and VERY LUCRATIVE revenue ventures (human/sex trafficking, kidnapping/extortion, murder for hire, robbery, and others). The sex trafficking trade is now rivaling the drug trade and the second largest illicit revenue source behind  drug trafficking.
Again, he said in our last interview and he  explained that drug legalization would not adversely affect the cartels- they would start getting into other areas of illicit supply and demand. Although drugs also continue to flow.



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Today we will  explore in our today's show live from Florida is Mr. Jerry Brewer is a 'former" CIA 'officer' in the Counter-terrorism Center , has served the U.S. government as a counterterrorism specialist- practitioner and senior trainer with extensive operational activity in Latin America and the Middle East as an intelligence community operative, we will explore the  the financials of the sex and human trafficking trade being nurtured and supported by a world international market; the dynamics of the US in Central America against the transnational organized criminals, and the current border situation in the US.

              



My name is Samuel Ezerzer, your host to the Money & Business show on Radio Shalom, CJRS 1650 AM. Thank you for tuning in live on the Money & Business show, with our Business studios headquarters in Montreal, the financial capital and the home to the greatest hockey team, the Montreal Canadians. We have another great show for you today and as always, you can call if you have any questions, comments, or criticisms on today's topic. Please call us direct at 514 738 4100 ext 200 or email me at moneyandbusinessshow@gmail.com if you have any inquiries. You can also visit our website at http://www.radio-shalom.ca/ – all our shows are archived there.



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Topic
“The America’s Drug War Causing a Shift in Illicit Revenue specifically the business of Human
Slavery”




Biography
JERRY BREWER

Mr. Jerry Brewer is a 'former" CIA 'officer' in the Counter-terrorism Center , has served the U.S. government as a counterterrorism specialist- practitioner and senior trainer with extensive operational activity in Latin America and the Middle East as an intelligence community operative- with a fluency in Spanish.
With over thirty years of professional managerial and leadership experience in the field of Criminal  Justice (fifteen years as Chief of Police in 3 states); Jerry’s awards include U.S. Congressional and  State Senate and House, honors. He is a published author. columnist, keynote speaker, consultant, and expert witness on extensive  international criminal justice topics- Intelligence; terrorism/counterterrorism; transnational organized crime and drug cartels; policing; leadership; major case criminal investigation/homicide. and related  world events
He is the President and CEO of Criminal Justice International Associates, A global threat mitigation Firm located in northern Virginia."

CRIMINAL JUSTICE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATES
United States of America
Washington, D.C.
703.268.4453
www.scribd.com/jbrewer31
http://www.cjiausa.orgwww.cjiausa.org
(archived at: www.scribd.com/jbrewer31 and www.mexidata.info).



Questions

1- What is the current status of the so called war on drugs?




The quick answer is that over 60,000 people have been killed, and thousands still missing
nor accounted for. Over 100 city officials, military, and police have been killed; 86
chiefs of police also. The war on drugs in Mexico and the northern cone of Central
America has essentially morphed into a war against transnational organized
crime/criminals (TOCs).
There has been a splintering of many of the gangs and former drug cartels due to the
intense aggressive military interdiction that was deployed by former President Felipe
Calderon. Calderon had no choice but to utilize his military forces to combat an enemy
that was made up of former Guatemalan and Mexican special forces deserters. This
enemy was heavily armed, skilled, and as capable as any foreign insurgent army. The US
military and US Intelligence Community began to train the Mexican military and federal
police. This has made a significant difference after a year or so of these TCOs directly
confronting and ambushing Mexican police and military patrols head on.
The splintering into smaller cellular groups by these organized criminals and gang
members was significantly caused by the strategic and tactical use of shared Intelligence
methods/applications (with US) and specialized military operations that led to the capture
and/or killing of over two-thirds of the top 37 most wanted drug kingpins.
Much of this intense and capable strong show of force in Mexico and Central America
was necessary due to virtually an absence of any formal and capable policing
infrastructure in those regions. Corruption had also been rampant. The strong pressure
resulted in much more traditional violent crimes for illicit revenue that had been impacted
by aggressive attention to drug routes, transportation systems, money laundering, and
other drug trafficking modus operandi.
The smaller groups diverted much of their attention to now the second most source of
illegal revenue to drug trafficking- human/sex trafficking; kidnapping/extortion; armed
robbery; murder for hire; oil thefts, and related violent crimes.


2- Will the fight against “transnational organized crime” be much different than the usual fight against the traditional drug cartel gangs?

The enemy will still be the same and they will continue to be heavily armed, ruthless, and
capable. The major difference will be the urgent need for fundamentally sound policing
concepts and methods. Competent criminal investigations with scientific concerns in
crime scene processing and collection will be necessary; strong cases built against
violators that result in prosecutable victories and extended incarceration will need to be
primary goals. No easy task. The military essentially cannot do this, and competent
policing infrastructure with obvious capable oversight must be required. Drugs will
continue to flow regardless of legalization attempts, to feed a US $60B drug demand. It must also be said that no local state, county, or municipal police departments in the
world (including the US) were ever designed and created to face what Mexico and those
nations in the northern cone of Central America have faced with superior armed
paramilitary (trained) criminals.


3- Where does this leave the war on drugs? Will the Latin America nations lose their focus on drug interdiction?



As I said before, drugs will continue to flow regardless of legalization attempts by the US
or any other world nation. There will be illicit markets to cater to “higher highs;”
enhanced potency that is outside of legal mandates to feed a US $60B drug
demand/addiction a year alone. A myriad of illicit contraband trafficked worldwide will
continue. TOCs will remain very capable adversaries to policing jurisdictions. I strongly
suspect that military applications (that include Intelligence monitoring/gathering) will
have a role in transnational organized crime interdiction throughout the world; and
hopefully nations that will try to work closer together and united against organized crime.

4- The US Intelligence community and US military have been fragmenting the drug cartels in Mexico and Central America; what does this mean to the cartel’s organizational structure and revenue?


Again, this heavy attention on the drug cartels hierarchy have forced smaller groups into
alternative and VERY LUCRATIVE revenue ventures (human/sex is now rivaling the
drug trade and the second largest illicit revenue source behind drug trafficking.

Secretary Clinton Delivers a Video Message to the Yale Human
Trafficking Conference from the Department of State in Washington,

                                         Hillary Clinton


5. Jerry as Hillary clinton said “For decades, the problem went largely unnoticed. But 10 years ago this week, President Clinton signed the Trafficking Victims’ Protection Act, which gave us more tools to bring traffickers to justice and to provide victims with legal services and other support. Today, police officers, activists, and governments are coordinating their efforts
more effectively? And What specifically are these new illicit markets?



The truth is that words alone do not make commitment- regardless of documents
drafted/created. Critical “action” is needed now. There is an entire culture of modern day
human slavery worldwide. This includes forced labor; migrants kidnapped, robbed of
their life savings and killed or forced into servitude; commercial sexual exploitation and
forced prostitution; children forced into becoming military soldiers, and related acts.


6- Just how prevalent is the human trafficking and sex trade in this Hemisphere?

How serious is what I am saying compared to “words” of victory over this world
scourge? There are over 27 million people living in modern day slavery. Over 100
million children will be sold into prostitution in the next 12 months worldwide. The
human trafficking sex industry is estimated to be a US$ 9.5 Billion a year industry. We
can’t afford morally to look the other way anymore. Action is necessary now.


http://www.whitehouse.gov/photos-and-video/video/2012/09/25/president-obama-speaks-clinton-global-initiative-annual-meeting

President Obama Speaks at the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting
September 25, 2012 | 22:31 | Public Domain

“”In remarks at the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, President
Obama calls human trafficking a debasement of our common humanity that
tears at the social fabric of our communities, distorts markets,
endangers public health, and fuels violence and organized crime.”



“”“When a little boy is kidnapped, turned into a child soldier, forced to kill or be killed -- that’s slavery.  When a little girl is sold by her impoverished family -- girls my daughters’ age -- runs away from home, or is lured by the false promises of a better life, and then imprisoned in a brothel and tortured if she resists -- that’s slavery.  It is barbaric, and it is evil, and it has no place in a civilized world.  (Applause.)”“”

7- Jerry as the President said calls human trafficking a debasement of our common humanity that
tears at the social fabric of our communities, distorts markets,
endangers public health, and fuels violence and organized crime and what is the extent of this world trade  human and sex trafficking trade, and what is the extent of it?

It certainly fuels organized crime- with the key word as “organized.” This is a world
network of criminal actors that work in concert to provide victims. We obviously know
what it is, but how committed are we to aggressively get involved to fight it? Men,
women, and children are the victims. This includes forced labor and sweat shops in which
victims are enslaved for little compensation.


                                     
We are going to the state department as Ambassador-at-Large CdeBaca Testifies on International Human Trafficking and Forced Labor
human trafficking 410x274 Victims of human trafficking: Emotional, mental and physical sequels
Human trafficking is not limited to sexual exploitation and it’s not limited to women; it involves any illegal trade of human beings for the purpose of forced labor.

“When it comes to forced labor, we’re taking a hard look at the supply chains and labor sources behind the products we use every day. And what we’ve found should make us all think about the way this crime affects our lives. Because it’s likely that many of the products we use and rely on every day—from our morning coffee to our cotton sheets to the smart phone in our pocket to the car we drive to work—were touched by forced labor somewhere along the line.”

 
Bangkok (Thailand), 4 February 2010 - The UNODC Regional Centre for East Asia and the Pacific hosted the Partnership Forum on Transnational Organized Crime, in Bangkok from 27 to 29 January 2010. The event represented a unique opportunity to foster a joint regional response to the threats posed by transnational organized crime.

8.Jerry how can we as consumers find out how these products that we consume on a daily basis , do not come from human slavery or forced labor?

We must encourage businesses, companies, and corporations to look at and know their
supply chains and be cognizant of the moral applications involved rather than just
looking at their bottom line fiscally.





9- What is being done to interdict the human and sex trafficking trade?

There are a lot of world private organizations that are getting involved in geographically
appropriate regions. So many more are needed. Funding is critical and resources difficult
to achieve despite political rhetoric. Just look at government budgets- ask where these
allocations are. Police are beginning to become more aware of human trafficking
symptoms through situational awareness brought on by strengthened border security, as
well as education and training. We are still far behind this escalating world problem.
Nations with poor policing infrastructure have little chance of making a difference. These
efforts must be a united world effort, regardless of political beliefs. This is about
humanity and the rule of law.



10- In reference to the film Documentary that you mentioned for Argentina; can you explain a little about the planned production and what will be the main focus of this film?

This is a planned Documentary that will focus on 2-3 cases of human/sex trafficking each
in Mexico, Guatemala, and then in Argentina where there is evidence of much growth
and organization in the sex trade. Argentina is also now second to the US in world
cocaine use. We intend to show the correlation in drug addiction as a tool to control and
manipulate many of these victims through addiction and forced abduction, recruitment,
and exploitation.
A friend of mine and an award-winning filmmaker, Gladys Bensimon (of HBR
Productions), will film this most important project. She is an amazing talented person that
has also done two other similar productions- “Crossing Our Borders,” that was narrated by Actress Maria Conchita Alonso; and “Living Life in Union,” that was narrated by
Actor Andy Garcia. That was a film about Castro’s political prisoners. Incredible film.
We are very excited about this new project.

11- What are latest US border security issues and how does the current legalization of marijuana affect Mexico and the US? What effects do you envision for Canada?

US Border issues will continue to be concerned with security and illegal immigration by
transnationals. I don’t think that anyone that has never toured or been a part of a law
enforcement effort in an international border region can truly envision or comprehend the
monumental task of policing a border.
Among two other states, I served as Chief of Police in what is described as the “Tucson
Sector” of Arizona. The “Sector” reaches from Greater Tucson down to Nogales directly
on the border with Mexico. This is a primary pipeline of drug trafficking and illegal
human trafficking. There is no way that the US border with Mexico that stretches a little
under 2,000 miles will ever be fully secured- unless we lined up border patrol agents or
police holding hands across the entire stretch.
Illegals and contraband come through tunnels, over and under fences, up through
manhole covers, and in many instances can up inside of a business or residence on the US
side. Such was a case in Nogales in which illegals went under the fence into a tunnel that
came up inside a restaurant bathroom on the US side.
Drugs are catapulted over fences; muled in by illegals and other smugglers via the Rio
Grande; small planes/ultra lights; helicopters; vehicles; and a myriad of “easy” ways that
take advantage of hundreds of miles of rural land, as well as unfenced Indian land. The
old adage- build an eight foot fence and someone will bring a ten foot ladder.
Do we give up on border security? Rather than build multi-billions of dollars worth of
useless fences/walls; we must take advantage of methods that we have such as military
applications of aerial and naval support; signals and related intelligence (SIGINT);
surveillance drones; “sector task force grids;” and innovative covert and tactical methods
that incorporate modern scientific equipment, hardware, and related technology. This all,
just as if our nation was being infiltrated/attacked by an enemy. There are needs for
fences/walls obviously in those areas of larger towns and cities in which people are
concentrated on both sides of the border, and many that are properly documented may
enter legally.
Canada must also remain vigilant for a shift in trafficking and smuggling routes through
Canada, as well as the continued introduction of higher potency marijuana, and other
drugs that will remain far above the tolerated or legal norm for addiction and potency


Last clip finally


Published on Jul 25, 2012
Actress Serinda Swan and a group of celebrity activists embarked on a mission: skydive 18,000 feet for $18,000 to end human trafficking and sex slavery.
In just 10 days they surpassed their goal and raised $38,000 for the Somaly Mam Foundation.
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