Stephen Harper government seeks to surrender Canadian independence to a New American Union without public consent

U.S. military criticized for beginning to operate on Canadian soil in order to prevent the democratic exercise of Canadian constitutional rights

by Bev Collins

So the American military is now dictating what Canadian citizens can and cannot do in Canada, eh? Welcome to the North American Union folks, I hope you are prepared for this police state mentality that will soon be upon us.

On August 20-21, 2007, Mr. Harper, Mr. Bush and Mr. Calderon plan to meet in Montebello Quebec to discuss the formation of a "New American Union" commonly referred to as the North American Union (NAU). So far, 19 U.S. States and 22 Congressmen have put forward House and Senate Resolutions opposing the Security & Prosperity Partnership (SPP) and NAU agendas.

Our unelected corporate boys will be there, pushing their Big Business agenda, in spite of growing opposition from the Canadian people. Thousands planned to go to Quebec to protest this invasion of our sovereignty, only to learn that they are forbidden from going anywhere near the place. Military armed check points within a 25 mile radius are being set up as well as all public locations available for meetings are being declined due to directions from the United States Military, with the additional assistance of the Sûreté du Québec police force.

These decisions on our sovereignty and freedoms are being made behind closed doors, with no input from Canadian citizens nor our elected officials in Ottawa. This sell-out started with the SPP agreement in 2005 under Paul Martin and John Manley but has continued under Stephen Harper to ensure that Canada will be merged with the U.S. and Mexico by 2010.

While U.S. President Bush and U.S. Vice-President Cheney are trying to prevent impeachment proceedings against them, there are talks of terrorist attacks hitting America this summer from Michael Chertoff head of Homeland Security and Republican Rick Santorum. Could this be another "false flag terror attack", to bring about the pre-planned "merging" of Canada, U.S. and Mexico? This is exactly what Robert Pastor, a chief protagonist of the NAU, said could be needed to bring this about.

If the NAU agenda is so great for us, why do Canadians still not know about this?

Why has the Canadian public not had any say in these proceedings and meetings, as all meetings to date have been private with no disclosure?

Why have there been no debates in Parliament with our elected officials?

Why are Canadians prevented from protesting our loss of sovereignty under this NAU?

Are you ready to be forcibly "merged" under a Bush and friends governed "North America"? Are you ready for your children to be drafted under Bush's army?

I saw many Canadians profess their love for Canada on Canada day, but how many of you are willing to stand for Canada now?

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About the author:

Bev Collins is a candidate and President of the Canadian Action Party (CAP).

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