The Latest Push Of The New World Order-Legal Processing Outsourcing
Dear Citizen, September 2006
The outrages continue to pile up in the outsourcing front. The new wave to hit is LPO (Legal Processing Outsourcing).
That is right. A huge number of foreign trained attorneys, supposedly trained in British law,
will be influencing the lives of the average American. In regards to British law, was
there not a revolution over 225 years ago to get rid of just that? As far as any American
is concerned, American law should be made by the American People for the American
People. To have attorneys in foreign lands to take part in law application is nothing
short of treason. It is forbidden in Article IV, Section 4, of the United States Constitution.
Emerging third world countries wish to capitalize on the burgeoning U.S. legal industry. With legal fees per hour ranging in many law firms from $250.00 to $1000.00, outsourcing to India for example at $11.00 to $75.00 per hour to do much of the legwork is the new call.
Potential LPO market is tapped so far at only 2-3 per cent. At the current rate, legal service outsourcing will reach $4.5 billion by 2010. The number of foreign attorneys assisting US attorneys will increase ten fold. It is not that clients will reap the savings benefits. They hardly ever do. One just needs to take a quick look at the rapid growth of paralegals to arrive at that conclusion. Another instance is the productive healthcare sector that has been made predatory by government intervention. Has the growth of nurses and paramedics lowered healthcare costs? The answer is a resounding no.
What legal processing outsourcing will do eventually is expand the network of the unelected or unaccountable aristocracy throughout parts of the globe and its control over the people. Their “interpretation” of the law will be elevated as sovereign. The voice of the people and their rule of the law will be suffocated by the latest push of the New World Order. The concept of global law firm will be born as “international” law firms already exist.
A global economy will have global disputes. However, only federal elected officials should decide clearly-worded treaties that handle the resolution of these. Otherwise it should be handled in the country in which the controversy took place. The International Criminal Court and other U.N./multinational creations, manned their approved list of attorneys, should not have the authority to decide these matters.
Americans are supposed to have limited yet well-defined government govern with its consent. They are not supposed to dance to the tune to those who lay claim to the law.
At the same time, people in other nations must also be free to chart their own course without these transnational influences. On their own and left to themselves, countries generally find ways to rehabilitate and improve their governance. The Founding Fathers, in a world inhabited with monarchs and colonies, did not look abroad in forming America’s political and legal system. Why should Americans and other nations’ people do so now?
“Babylon hath been a golden cup in the Lord’s hand, that made all the earth
drunken: the nations have drunken of her wine; therefore the nations are mad.”
- Jeremiah 51:7
Revelations
Very Truly Yours,
Harsha Sankar
201 Interstate Drive
Covington, Virginia 24426
The outrages continue to pile up in the outsourcing front. The new wave to hit is LPO (Legal Processing Outsourcing).
That is right. A huge number of foreign trained attorneys, supposedly trained in British law,
will be influencing the lives of the average American. In regards to British law, was
there not a revolution over 225 years ago to get rid of just that? As far as any American
is concerned, American law should be made by the American People for the American
People. To have attorneys in foreign lands to take part in law application is nothing
short of treason. It is forbidden in Article IV, Section 4, of the United States Constitution.
Emerging third world countries wish to capitalize on the burgeoning U.S. legal industry. With legal fees per hour ranging in many law firms from $250.00 to $1000.00, outsourcing to India for example at $11.00 to $75.00 per hour to do much of the legwork is the new call.
Potential LPO market is tapped so far at only 2-3 per cent. At the current rate, legal service outsourcing will reach $4.5 billion by 2010. The number of foreign attorneys assisting US attorneys will increase ten fold. It is not that clients will reap the savings benefits. They hardly ever do. One just needs to take a quick look at the rapid growth of paralegals to arrive at that conclusion. Another instance is the productive healthcare sector that has been made predatory by government intervention. Has the growth of nurses and paramedics lowered healthcare costs? The answer is a resounding no.
What legal processing outsourcing will do eventually is expand the network of the unelected or unaccountable aristocracy throughout parts of the globe and its control over the people. Their “interpretation” of the law will be elevated as sovereign. The voice of the people and their rule of the law will be suffocated by the latest push of the New World Order. The concept of global law firm will be born as “international” law firms already exist.
A global economy will have global disputes. However, only federal elected officials should decide clearly-worded treaties that handle the resolution of these. Otherwise it should be handled in the country in which the controversy took place. The International Criminal Court and other U.N./multinational creations, manned their approved list of attorneys, should not have the authority to decide these matters.
Americans are supposed to have limited yet well-defined government govern with its consent. They are not supposed to dance to the tune to those who lay claim to the law.
At the same time, people in other nations must also be free to chart their own course without these transnational influences. On their own and left to themselves, countries generally find ways to rehabilitate and improve their governance. The Founding Fathers, in a world inhabited with monarchs and colonies, did not look abroad in forming America’s political and legal system. Why should Americans and other nations’ people do so now?
“Babylon hath been a golden cup in the Lord’s hand, that made all the earth
drunken: the nations have drunken of her wine; therefore the nations are mad.”
- Jeremiah 51:7
Revelations
Very Truly Yours,
Harsha Sankar
201 Interstate Drive
Covington, Virginia 24426
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