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MUMBAI (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Saturday said she expected to finalise a defence agreement essential to allowing U.S. companies to sell sophisticated arms to India.

“We are working very hard to finalise a number of agreements. I am optimistic that we will get such agreements resolved and announced,” Clinton told reporters in Mumbai in response to a question about an arms “end-user monitoring” pact.

Under U.S. law, such a pact is necessary for U.S. firms to bid on India’s plan to buy 126 multi-role fighters, which would be one of the largest arms deals in the world and could be a boon to Lockheed Martin Corp and Boeing Co.

That deal is worth an estimated $10.4 billion, part of India’s $30 billion plan to modernise its military over the next five years.

Lockheed and Boeing are competing with Russia’s MiG-35, France’s Dassault Rafale, Sweden’s Saab KAS-39 Gripen and the Eurofighter Typhoon, made by a consortium of British, German, Italian and Spanish firms, for the contract.
Clinton is also expected to work on finalising agreements around a civilian nuclear pact signed last year, and U.S. officials hope she will announce two sites where U.S. firms would have the exclusive right to build nuclear power plants.

The State Department has estimated that could be worth up to $10 billion for U.S. companies. The two major U.S. nuclear reactor builders are General Electric Co. and Westinghouse Electric Co, a subsidiary of Toshiba Corp.

NEW DELHI — The President of India, Abdul Kalam, visited the Baha'i House of Worship in New Delhi on 18 March 2003, the first official visit there by an Indian Head of State since the Temple was opened in December 1986.

Dr. Kalam was joined by Deputy Prime Minister Lal Krishna Advani and Mrs. Advani, and Defence Minister George Fernandes....

Dr. Kalam was also given information about the current discourse on science, religion and development being promoted by the Baha'i community. Activities have included a colloquium organized by the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of India and the Institute for Studies in Global Prosperity, a research organization that works in association with the Baha'i International Community. (http://www.bahaiworldnews.org/story/73)

NEW DELHI — Noting the shortcoming of international development efforts to fully realize their goals of ending poverty and achieving social justice, speakers at a ground-breaking gathering of non-governmental, academic and religious organizations called for a new model of development that would emphasize spiritual and religious values as the missing ingredients in stimulating positive social change...

Called the "Colloquium on Science, Religion and Development," the event was held 21-24 November 2000 at the India International Center, with opening day ceremonies at the Baha'i House of Worship.

"Although there has been considerable evolution in development thinking over the past several decades, serious questions remain concerning present approaches and assumptions," said Bani Dugal Gujral of the Baha'i International Community's United Nations Office in an opening address on Tuesday. ..

Co-sponsored by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the International Development Research Centre of Canada, Decentralised Training for Urban Development Projects, the Department of Secondary Education and Higher Education of the Ministry of Human Resource Development, the World Health Organization (WHO) and The Textile Association (India), the Colloquium was organized by the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of India and the Institute for Studies in Global Prosperity, an agency of the Baha'i International Community.

Participants included representatives from a wide range of NGOs, academic institutions and religious groups involved in development work, mainly from India but also from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Colombia and Bolivia. The Colloquium also featured participation by representatives of the World Bank, UNICEF, WHO, the United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

"Development practitioners have for a long time been looking for a missing link, to explain the shortcomings of the current model," said Dr. Behnam Ta'i, the Regional Representative for South Asia of the Netherlands-based Institute for Housing and Urban Studies, who participated in the Colloquium. "For a long time, we thought it was the environment. Now there is a perception that spirituality is the link and the key idea for changing the attitudes for decision-making in the processes of development."

...Katherine Marshall of the World Bank said religious organizations have long played a "special role" in both understanding and helping the poor. "Yet their insights and their work are too little known in many development circles," she said.

Ms. Marshall, who oversees the Bank's recently launched collaboration with religious organizations, known as the World Faiths Development Dialogue, urged a new partnership between religious groups and development specialists. "The idea should be to engage in a process that opens new windows of understanding, raises the bar of objectives, offers new insights and new visions, on all sides," said Ms. Marshall in an address on Tuesday.

Mr. Toshu Fukami introduced his friend Ms. Katherine Marshall, vice-president of the World Bank, to the children in the computer House.

Haruhisa Handa a.k.a. Toshu Fukami ..He established a 24-hour free-of-charge emergency hospital in Cambodia, named the Sihanouk Hospital, which is run in collaboration with a Christian organization. The hospital has treated more than 690,000 people free of charge since December 1996. He also established Cambodia's first Japanese Culture and Business Research Center in the country's only national research facility, the Cambodia Institute for Cooperation and Peace (CICP), where he serves as International Vice President and as a teaching professor. He is founder and chairman of the Asia Economic Forum. Handa is the honorary president of the Future Light Orphanage of Worldmate.

Handa serves as Vice-president of Sihanouk Hospital Association in the United State. In addition to working as the Managing Director of B.C. Consulting, Co. Ltd, Handa manages more than a dozen companies both in Japan and worldwide, and as a business consultant, holds symposiums and seminars, and also publishes business commentaries.

https://files.catbox.moe/kk1hbl.jpg King Norodom Sihanouk admires silk scarf produced by Robib villagers, with Queen Monineath, behind the King, holding another scarf, during a visit to the Royal Palace by Bernard Krisher, chairman of American Assistance for Cambodia and his wife, Akiko on December 5, 2000. On receiving the scarves the King called in the palace television crew to describe the beauty of the scarves and Robib project. The Queen commented they are of very high quality. The segment was shown for about 10 minutes over national TV.

A system has been set up so that credit card orders can be filled and goods shipped out via EMS (the Express Mail Service of the post office) and reach Robib’s customers anywhere on the globe within one or two weeks. A supporter, the Hotel Okura in Tokyo, is absorbing the credit card commission so the people of Robib will not lose in the transaction....

A school in Robib with computers and now Internet access, was built in November 1999 with funds donated by Ms. Wakako Hironaka, a member of the Japanese parliament and former Minister of the Environment. In neighboring villages to Robib two other schools were opened on the same day, also equipped with a computer each, funded respectively by Nicholas Negroponte, the director of the MIT Media Laboratory, and the other by the Shintoshin Rotary Club in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

Children in these villages are taught how to use computers by orphans aged 8 to 11 who have mastered computer literacy and Internet surfing over the past year and a half at a computer center we helped to establish at the Future Light Orphanage in a village outside of Phnom Penh. The Computer Center was built with a donation from Toshu Fukami, chairman of World Mate of Japan who is also funding ten village school

Bernard Krisher (August 9, 1931 – March 5, 2019) was a German-born American journalist and philanthropist. ..After retiring from Newsweek, Krisher joined Fortune Magazine as its Tokyo correspondent and at the same time joined Shinchosha, a large Japanese publishing company, as its chief editorial advisor...

Krisher was the Far East representative of the MIT Media Lab.[5] As such, he collaborated with Nicholas Negroponte, who was also one of the first to sponsor a school in Cambodia in Krisher's signature school building project

Philanthropy
In 1993, Krisher founded and became chairman of American Assistance for Cambodia, a non-profit organization aimed at giving hope to the Cambodian people following the extermination of 2 million Cambodians during the Khmer Rouge regime.

Krisher launched the charity Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE which treats the poor for free. By 2013 he'd built over 550 schools, many of them with matching funds from the World Bank and Asian Development Bank. He also founded and published The Cambodia Daily, a newspaper dedicated to setting up a sound foundation for a free press and training journalists.[8] The Cambodia Daily was shut down by the Cambodian government in 2017, but continues to publish online. In 2008, Krisher also founded The Burma Daily which aimed to replicate the ideals and success of The Cambodia Daily.

The year is 2004. The place is Phnom Penh.

I am interviewing Somaly Mam, a famous anti-human trafficking advocate with a glittering catalogue of benefactors including Hillary Clinton, Angelina Jolie and Queen Sophia of Spain. The day before, Mam had led a rescue of 83 women and girls from an illegal brothel run by a high-ranking military figure – and took them to a women’s shelter. But the very next morning a group of heavily armed men raided the shelter, abducted the women and girls and took them back to the brothel....

But I was not a veteran working for a global newspaper. I was a clueless rookie, a journalism cadet one year out of the University of Technology Sydney’s postgraduate school. Yet instead of following a regular career path – scoring an entry-level role with a suburban or rural newspaper and slowly working my way up to the top – I took a gambit and flew to Phnom Penh for an interview with Bernard Krisher, a former Newsweek Tokyo Bureau Chief turned publisher-philanthropist...

In sync with its motto ‘All the News Without Fear or Favor,’ it exposed high-level corruption, crooked cops, illegal logging, extrajudicial killings, child-sex tourism, gang rape, land grabs, forced village evictions, border skirmishes, prison breaks, fake doctors, dodgy orphanages, human trafficking, drug-dealing monks, pedophilia rings, trigger-happy cops, and acid attacks by jilted lovers on a daily basis...

Krisher burned hundreds of thousands of dollars keeping it afloat and used all of its advertising revenue to build schools and hospitals.

And we all had the wool pulled over our eyes by anti-human trafficking advocate Somaly Mam. In 2014, she was exposed by Newsweek for lying about being a former child sex-worker and the rape of her own daughter in revenge for the brothel raid I helped legendary Cambodian journalist Saing Soenthrith break back in 2004...

Tokyo-based publishing family hopes to resurrect paper forced to shut last month after claim it owes huge tax bill..During its quarter-century run, The Cambodia Daily was accused of taking CIA money — part of a larger supposed American effort to destabilize the government. Those claims are rejected by Deborah Krisher-Steele (Bernard's daughter).

It seems these Ping Pong joints, a game that nobody cares about, ever thinks about, or anybody would find it entertaining to watch, is an obsession with the elites. Without fail, you can always expect a trail to childrens organizations, henchmen of the controllers or even family members of the controllers.

Take Spin ping pong. ..CNN, the CIA's top propaganda network, seemed to be very impressed with Pushpa Basnet and her work with the children as they gave her the 2012 and 2016 Hero award. Susan Sanrandon, the Ping Pong Queen, presented Basnet with the award in 2012...

Getting Back to Susan Sarandon, it is known by most in here that she owns several Ping Pong joints. That just can't get enough of ping pong. ..Sarandon is also a supporter of SOS childrens Villages. Remeber Laura Silsby and the 33 cough, yes 33 children? Well there is a happy ending. After they were freed from Silsby, it was Sarandons SOS childrens Village that took good care of the children from that point forward. No, really. ..

If you want to go down the rabbit hole, a seemingly unrelated article appeared in Variety titled :L.A. Sheriff’s Department Apologizes to Wyclef Jean for Detainment Over Mistaken Identity) The Sherrif said it was all a misunderstanding, and the aritcle even has the offical departments statement, complete with the infamous LA sheriff badge...

etting back to the prolific Susan Sarandon. Here are some of the other charities she supports... Somaly Mam Foundation(Anti traficking) ..

In May 2006, Harvey Weinstein's The Weinstein Company acquired the majority share of ASW.

In 2011, A Small World members donated €40,000 to a sex trafficking prevention charity run by Somaly Mam, a former prostitute who used fabricated stories to raise funds for her cause. How did a prostitute born in a remote farming village grow into an international anti-trafficking icon? Her husband, Pierre Legros created her. Sex trafficking charity--great vehicle for trafficking...

Estee Lauder announced the opening of a Somaly Mam beauty salon in Siem Reap, close to the famous Angkor Wat temple complex. Sex-trafficked victims will be trained there. Estee Lauder's son is a member of MEGA, of which Wexner and Epstein were members.
A Small World hosting an erotic book club for women. A good way to procure women.

.. https://www.pri.org/stories/2014-10-09/ ... speaks-out

Legros co-founded with Mam and another colleague the anti-trafficking organization AFESIP (a French acronym for Agir pour les Femmes en Situation Précaire, loosely translated as Acting for Women in Distressing Situations). He left the organization in 2004, as his marriage was falling apart, and following a controversy after AFESIP and the police raided one of Phnom Penh’s most high-profile hotels.

In Southeast Asia since the late 1980s, Legros first worked as a laboratory manager with Médecins Sans Frontières in UN refugee camps. In 1990, he was a technical adviser in Phnom Penh for the National Malaria Center (CNM). A year after he arrived in the city, he met Mam at Samaky, a popular beer garden. She was one of 30 prostitutes there. They fell in love and created AFESIP in 1995.

As disgraced anti-trafficking activist Somaly Mam steps up efforts to attract international funding for her flailing NGO Afesip, she continues to have prominent supporters in the Cambodian government—including the prime minister...Ms. Mam’s new organization, whose headquarters are in Texas, is being jointly spearheaded by her and a former SMF operations director, Rigmor Schneider, who has taken on the position of executive director.

..Actress Susan Sarandon, who formerly served on the board of SMF, is also a member of the new organization’s board, according to Reuters.

Eric Schmidt, who until January was the executive chairman of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, will join MIT as a visiting innovation fellow for one year..The MIT Media Lab is purportedly involved in projects with the US Air Force, the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, the Army Research Office and GOOGLE, which is a high-tech contractor in artificial intelligence for DARPA.

Wonder if Newsweek Tokyo bureau chief Bernard Krishner who has ties to MIT is known to Eric Schmidt. BERNARD KRISHER like Schmidt was no stranger to NoKo having made countless visits to North Korea, to provide "food relief", while really visiting orphanages to select children for overseas “education”. ( N Korea featured in the Steve Bing Bill Clinton private jet trip to "rescue" female journalists who were shown eating pizza with a tiny girl in Podesta's emails) These naked child photos had been displayed at the Foreign Correspondents Club in Hong Kong, a den of pedos connected with the JIMMY SAVILE case....

Aaron Swartz was fighting to expose CHILD PORN produced by MIT professors & distributed to their sponsors. He is now dead.

The MIT child porn producers allegedly supplied the State Department, major corporations, intelligence agencies, the military, and the WHITE HOUSE.

In Pnom Penh a world-famous professor arranged underage sexual services for visiting dignitaries & sent encrypted child porn via satellite to illegal databases on the MIT campus.

Computers and satellite communication system were installed and maintained by NICHOLAS NEGROPONTE, the founder of the MIT Media Lab. Nick was a frequent visitor and one of the orphanage sponsors who arranged the WEEKEND PAJAMA PARTIES (Obama was keen on PJ boys wasn't he?) in the city whenever foreign VIPs arrived,”... “Since he gave us computer equipment, our staff was in no position to say no. The average age of the abused orphans was 10 years old.”

Would Schmidt know Negroponte? Negroponte and Krishner set up shop in Cambodia together.

Read all about the MIT Media Lab in this piece titled, Pedophile Professors at MIT.

https://steemit.com/pizzagate/@gizmosia ... -pizzagate …

BERNARD KRISHER made countless visits to North Korea, to provide "food relief", while really visiting orphanages to select children for overseas “education”. ( N Korea featured in the Steve Bing Bill Clinton private jet trip to "rescue" female journalists who were shown eating pizza with a tiny girl in Podesta's emails) THE Place they were eating the pizza btw, was Comet Ping Pong. The “One Laptop per Child” project was initiated by NICHOLAS NEGROPONTE, who is the brother of former UNITED NATIONS AMBASSADOR and intelligence official JOHN NEGROPONTE. APPOINTED by Hillary Clinton no less. During RALPH BOYCE'S years in Indonesia over 50 DEAD BOYS were discovered in a cave in Bali. Anti-pedophile activists call him Ralphie Boyz. He later left diplomatic service to head Boeing in SE Asia. SOME of the stuff in this article Turned My Stomach. All this is going on with the Blessings of the US.

Aaron Swartz was a research fellow with the Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard (which is chaired by Lily Safra)...The Director of the Edmond Safra Center for Ethics at the time that Aaron was there was Lawrence Lessig.

Lily Safra is also patron of Hope and Homes for children :

Hope and Homes for Children (HHC) is a British registered charity working with children, their families and communities across 8 countries in Central and Eastern Europe and Africa. Mark Cook founded the charity[28] and was awarded several honours including an OBE and a Heart of Gold award from Esther Rantzen; Caroline Cook was also appointed an OBE.