The Canadian National Newspaper: NAU operatives in Ignatieff's Liberals sabotage a former great political party

Many of Canada's "pundits" have speculated why Micheal Ignatieff's Liberals have basically stagnated:

WHEN MICHAEL Ignatieff spoke at the Liberal Party convention in 2005, he was the country’s most buzzed-about politician since Pierre Trudeau. He was introduced as “the voice of our conscience” and seemed capable of uniting and broadening the ruling Liberal Party as well as expanding Canadian liberalism into a coherent philosophy instead of a laundry list of decades-old social programs.

But much has changed over the past five years. The Liberals now stand double-digits below the governing Conservative Party and in the November by-elections, the Conservatives unexpectedly won two seats, one long-held by a Quebec separatist party. LINK

That's very easy to figure out. Donors with "deep pockets" and who are also affiliated to large Canadian and U.S. owned corporations in Canada have sabotaged the Liberal Party of Canada.

The Liberal Party of Canada's greatness since Prime Minister Sir Wifrid Laurier has been its identity as a passionate champion of Canada's national identity and sovereignty from the prospects of U.S. assimilation.

The latest threat is the North American Union (NAU) agenda, which Prime Minister Stephen Harper is pursuing through apparently clandestine negotiations with representatives of the U.S. political-military-industruial complex.

The NAU agenda is a morphing of NAFTA and NORAD into a cypto-fascistic corporate confederacy under the pretext of the contrived "War on Terrorism".

The problem is that former Prime Minister Paul Martin in 2005 sold out Canada to this agenda, without even bothering to consult Canadians about his intent by singing the so-called "Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America" Agreement in 2005.

Operatives in the federal Liberal Party who sold a once great political party which had defended Canada, are still in control of the Liberal party under Michael Ignatieff. These operates have reduced the Liberal Party to relatively peripheral squabbling in the House of Commons, while vital issues of our very continuation as an independent sovereign country go ignored by colluding Liberal MPs.

The Liberal Party up to the "free trade election" in 1988 under former Prime Minister John Turner, was a champion of a socially progressive Canadian nationalism. But, since that time, the same kind of operatives who control the Democractic and Republican parties in the United States, have infiltrated the federal Liberals.

The federal Liberals may be able to rejuvenate itself if it can reclaim its socially progressive economic nationalistic legacy.

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