IT’S ALL ABOUT global governance with Jєωs in high places marshaling their efforts to castrate the sovereignty of nation-states with their ‘negotiated’ TPP agreement.

Let’s start with the Jєω, Michael Froman, who as chief US Trade Representative, led the negotiations of the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement and brought it to completion.

Celebrating Froman’s furtherance of a One World Government (of which Jєωs will pull the levers) was fellow Jєω, Gerald Seib, of the Council on Foreign Relations who interviewed Froman upon TPP’s conclusion last month.

It’s a Jєωιѕн affair for as Senator Jeff Sessions contends, “TPP ushers in a governance system that will supplant ours with its own rules for every aspect of global commerce accompanied by a new international regulatory structure to enforce these rules.”

“TPP creates an international Congress that will overrule ours,” the senator point out.

Sessions warns that TPP will take migration of foreign workers out of the hands of nations into the hands of the global governance system due to the TPP provision stating, “No party shall impose limitations on the number of persons employed in a particular service sector.”

It’s a slithering snake on a creeping mission. For once quotas of guest workers are eliminated, forbidding quotas of foreign immigrants is next.

This is an all-time favorite of the Jєωs.

For Jєωry’s aim is to dilute a national-complexion into a diverse assemblage of peoples with a slight sense of nationhood and a weakened resistance to loss of sovereignty.

Particularly troubling is that the terms of the TPP agreement are subject to change by an unelected ‘TPP Commission.’

Even worse, TPP provides for ‘Corporate Tribunals’ which being beholden to corporate interests would override national sovereignty by bypassing national court systems when challenging laws that injure corporate concerns passed by nations’ elected representatives.

IT’S GOOD NEWS for the Jєωs who love their Jєωιѕн state while eating lox and bagels in their Manhattan suites far from Zion.

For in June’s ‘Fast Track’ bill—pushed by Treasury head Jacob Lew—in order to speed up Congressional approval, is a clause obligating signatories to refrain from boycotting Israeli goods and to criminalize organizations and individuals working to boycott Israel.

And AIPAC’s dirty fingerprints are all over this surprise clause.

Hurray for Froman and his Jєωιѕн team: Barbara Weisel and Miriam Sapiro, who changed her Jєωιѕн surname from ‘Schapiro’ to ‘Sapiro’ so she could pass herself off as a JAP.

Our Jєωιѕн American Princess (JAP) authored “Obama Is Good For The Jєωs” urging Jєωs to make Barack the first black president. (Read: Jєωry’s Schwartza In The White House.)

TPP is good for the Jєωs too! But bad for everyone else.