[HRC State Department] Suppresses Haitian Minimum Wage

This infuriated American corporations like Hanes and Levi Strauss that pay Haitians slave wages to sew their clothes. They said they would only fork over a seven-cent-an-hour increase, and they got the State Department involved. The U.S. ambassador put pressure on Haiti's president, who duly carved out a $3 a day minimum wage for textile companies (the U.S. minimum wage, which itself is very low, works out to $58 a day).

https://www.businessinsider.com/wikileaks-haiti-minimum-wage-the-nation-2011-6

The project was heavily focused on increasing Haiti’s appeal to foreign corporations. As Politico reported, Clinton’s experiment “had business at its center: Aid would be replaced by investment, the growth of which would in turn benefit the United States.”

One of the first acts in the new “business-centered” Haiti policy involved suppressing Haiti’s minimum wage. A 2009 Haitian law raised the minimum wage to 61 cents an hour, from 24 cents an hour previously. Haitian garment manufacturers, including contractors for Hanes and Levi Strauss, were furious, insisting that they were only willing to agree to a seven-cent increase. The manufacturers approached the U.S. State Department, who brought intense pressure to bear against Haitian President René Préval, working to “aggressively block” the 37-cent increase. The U.S. Deputy Mission Chief said a minimum-wage increase “did not take economic reality into account” and simply “appealed to the unemployed and underpaid masses.” But as Ryan Chittum of the Columbia Journalism Review explained, the proposed wage increase would have been only the most trivial additional expense for the American garment manufacturers:

https://www.currentaffairs.org/2016/11/what-the-clintons-did-to-haiti

Former CEO of Levi Strauss Trilateral Commission Member and Member of the Council on Foreign Relations awarded the first annual Ron Brown award by Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation

In the past, Mr. Haas was the president of the Levi Strauss Foundation; a trustee of the Brookings Institution, the Ford Foundation and Mills College; chairman of the Stanford Humanities and Sciences Council; a member of The Conference Board; and regent of the University of the Pacific. He served as a member of the North American Executive Committee of the Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations

(((cabal)))

Anons, after a good bit of digging it is clear that the cabal is using Nike and Levi Strauss to divide us.

Nike - Race.

Levi Strauss - Gun Control.

Both companies have deep links to the CF.

Attacks will intensify.