Lisa Prager's guest appearances

Lisa Prager

GreenplanetFM Podcast

IIB Bank Talk

Tom Campbell

Bruce Lipton

Eben Alexander

Charles Eisenstein

Byron Katie

Sonia Choquette

James Wilson

Matt Wilson

Phil Gregory

Amit Goswami

Dan Millman

Malcolm Scott

Mike Joy

Russell Targ

James Cameron

OwlTail

Tune in as the IIB's Director of Strategic Communications, Meghan Milloy, joins Sid Kamaraju, partner in Pryor Cashman's White Collar Defense + Investigations, Financial Institutions, and Litigation Groups, Lisa Prager, General Counsel and Executive Vice-President at Agricultural Bank of China, and Josh Shrager, Senior Vice President at Kharon as they discuss Magnitsky Act sanctions, complications for foreign banks, and solutions thereof.

Tune in as the IIB's Director of Strategic Communications, Meghan Milloy, joins Sid Kamaraju, partner in Pryor Cashman's White Collar Defense + Investigations, Financial Institutions, and Litigation Groups, Lisa Prager, General Counsel and Executive Vice-President at Agricultural Bank of China, and Josh Shrager, Senior Vice President at Kharon as they discuss Magnitsky Act sanctions, complications for foreign banks, and solutions thereof.

IIB Bank Talk with Sid Kamaraju, Lisa Prager, and Josh Shrager Discussing Magnitsky Act Sanctions, Their Implications, and More

Auckland Transport

There is no such thing, as ‘public’ transport in Auckland. The trains, buses and ferry services are publically subsidised, but privately owned, operated and managed, passenger transport operators. Auckland Transport won't reveal how many public millions are being paid to subsidise private passenger transport, on top of their private profits. Their books are not open - regarding the millions of public monies paid to subsidise these private passenger transport operators. Auckland Transport won't reveal how many public millions are being paid to subsidise private passenger transport, on top of their private profits. Their books are not open - regarding the public monies paid to subsidise these private passenger transport operators. State Capture' is where corporate vested interests get their way, at the policy level of council or government, in order to get laws passed that serve their interests. With whom are the policy analysts consulting, before legislation goes through the council’s machine? These are issues that both Lisa Prager and Penny Bright have been exposing. Here’s an example: Auckland Transport has appointed Shane Ellison as its  new Chief Executive. Prior to 2011 Mr Ellison was located in Paris with Transdev where he was responsible for global corporate development and innovation. Transdev (previously Veolia) runs Auckland’s trains! Agenda 21 Associate Minister for Transport, Green Party MP, Julianne Genter is married to Peter Munns who is principal economist for MRCagney that advises Auckland Transport on cycle ways. Perhaps Auckland’s push to create cycleways, when our aging sewage system is polluting our harbours, shows an ideology that is not allowing for a balanced use of Auckland Council / Auckland Transport’s money but rather a determination to get people out of their cars. This Lisa explains is part of Agenda 21, which New Zealand, and Auckland, are signed up to. Lisa is a bike rider and is not against cycle ways. However when they go through shopping areas and take parking from local businesses they are destroying community and people’s livelihoods. Shops lose custom and so close down. Their landlords then have to sell their properties cheaply to developers who then build blocks of flats, says Lisa, and our Australian shopping malls will expand to accommodate the population. Mature trees are also being cut down. The whole cycleway project is ill thought out as shown in this article in  Spinoff. Lisa is also concerned at the  spraying of glyphosate by Auckland Transport’s contractors – Fulton Hogan. The WHO has labelled  glyphosate as probably carcinogenic but there is evidence that problems don’t just end there. Yet Aucklanders are having it sprayed on parks and berms all over the city. Lisa Prager is an artist, sculptor, award winning documentary maker and proud co- owner of Garnet Station cafe/bistro in Westmere. She trained as an actor in the late 70's at Theatre Corporate in Auckland, but left to become a political activist &amp; pop artist. Involved with Wake Up Auckland in the early 2000's she challenged Les Mills &amp; Auckland Council's homophobic attitude towards the Hero Parade and homosexuality. She stood with others against John Banks and the sale of pensioner/affordable housing and the actions of Auckland Council &amp; Auckland Transport to transfer public assets into private hands. She stood with others to fight the sale of airport shares, the privatisation of Westhaven Marina and the ideology behind the badly designed, unsafe, overpriced cycleways. Lisa supports a nationwide tree protection policy and replanting Native Bush not pines to fight climate change. She is Currently Spokesperson for Occupy Garnet Rd movement. This Link below explains the graphic on the top of the page  https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&amp;objectid=12152507

There is no such thing, as ‘public’ transport in Auckland. The trains, buses and ferry services are publically subsidised, but privately owned, operated and managed, passenger transport operators. Auckland Transport won't reveal how many public millions are being paid to subsidise private passenger transport, on top of their private profits. Their books are not open - regarding the millions of public monies paid to subsidise these private passenger transport operators. Auckland Transport won't reveal how many public millions are being paid to subsidise private passenger transport, on top of their private profits. Their books are not open - regarding the public monies paid to subsidise these private passenger transport operators. State Capture' is where corporate vested interests get their way, at the policy level of council or government, in order to get laws passed that serve their interests. With whom are the policy analysts consulting, before legislation goes through the council’s machine? These are issues that both Lisa Prager and Penny Bright have been exposing. Here’s an example: Auckland Transport has appointed Shane Ellison as its <a href="https://at.govt.nz/about-us/news-events/auckland-transport-appoints-new-chief-executive/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> new Chief Executive</a>. Prior to 2011 Mr Ellison was located in Paris with Transdev where he was responsible for global corporate development and innovation. Transdev (previously Veolia) runs Auckland’s trains! Agenda 21 Associate Minister for Transport, Green Party MP, Julianne Genter is married to <a href="https://nz.linkedin.com/in/peter-nunns-3a3bb793" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Peter Munns</a> who is principal economist for MRCagney that advises Auckland Transport on cycle ways. Perhaps Auckland’s push to create cycleways, when our aging sewage system is polluting our harbours, shows an ideology that is not allowing for a balanced use of Auckland Council / Auckland Transport’s money but rather a determination to get people out of their cars. This Lisa explains is part of Agenda 21, which New Zealand, and Auckland, are signed up to. Lisa is a bike rider and is not against cycle ways. However when they go through shopping areas and take parking from local businesses they are destroying community and people’s livelihoods. Shops lose custom and so close down. Their landlords then have to sell their properties cheaply to developers who then build blocks of flats, says Lisa, and our Australian shopping malls will expand to accommodate the population. Mature trees are also being cut down. The whole cycleway project is ill thought out as shown in this article in <a href="https://thespinoff.co.nz/auckland/03-12-2017/the-extraordinary-incompetence-of-auckland-transport/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Spinoff</a>. Lisa is also concerned at the <a href="https://at.govt.nz/about-us/asset-maintenance/weed-spraying/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> spraying of glyphosate</a> by Auckland Transport’s contractors – Fulton Hogan. The WHO has labelled <a href="http://www.globalresearch.ca/monsantos-secret-formula-dangerous-chemicals-in-glyphosate-herbicide-slip-pass-eu-regulators-due-to-data-confidentiality/5403982" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> glyphosate</a> as probably carcinogenic but there is evidence that problems don’t just end there. Yet Aucklanders are having it sprayed on parks and berms all over the city. Lisa Prager is an artist, sculptor, award winning documentary maker and proud co- owner of Garnet Station cafe/bistro in Westmere. She trained as an actor in the late 70's at Theatre Corporate in Auckland, but left to become a political activist &amp; pop artist. Involved with Wake Up Auckland in the early 2000's she challenged Les Mills &amp; Auckland Council's homophobic attitude towards the Hero Parade and homosexuality. She stood with others against John Banks and the sale of pensioner/affordable housing and the actions of Auckland Council &amp; Auckland Transport to transfer public assets into private hands. She stood with others to fight the sale of airport shares, the privatisation of Westhaven Marina and the ideology behind the badly designed, unsafe, overpriced cycleways. Lisa supports a nationwide tree protection policy and replanting Native Bush not pines to fight climate change. She is Currently Spokesperson for Occupy Garnet Rd movement. This Link below explains the graphic on the top of the page <a href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&amp;objectid=12152507" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&amp;objectid=12152507</a>

Lisa Prager: Auckland Transport and State Capture with an Ideology