Canadian politicians involved in criminal conspiracy over North American Union agenda

by Iain Mackenzie

	Recommended Reading: Traitors among Us

Did you think that the Sponsorship Scandal under the Martin and Paul Martin governments were big in Canada? Well. you ain't seen nothing yet. During the late 1980's, Canada's politicians openly debated whether to have, or not to have a "Free Trade" Agreement with the United States. In sharp contrast, the current generation of politicians on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, have seen fit to attempt a cover-up of a far more serious threat to Canadian sovereignty. That threat is called the "North American Union" (NAU) agenda. Support among Canadian politicians for the NAU is nothing short of a total sell-out of Canada to U.S. based neo-con interests. The implementation of the NAU by Canadian politicians without constitutionally necessary political debate in Canada, similar to the Free Trade debates of the late 1980's, is nothing short of treason, against Her Majesty the Queen of Canada. Goodbye Canada, unless Canadians can wake themselves up to this threat, toward the fulfillment of Canada's national destiny as a socially progressive society.

If you still doubt an apparent cover-up of the NAU agenda, just try calling your local Member of Parliament about the NAU. Your telephone call will likely not be returned, or you will be greeted with a polite "no comment", which was the response that Liberal leader Stéphane Dion and NDP leader Jack Layton on the issue

Get more information about the NAU. Read the book Traitors among Us: The Betrayers of Canada by Raymond Samuels II

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