Thread: Canadians protest 'North American Union'

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Canadians protest 'North American Union'
Party to fly national flag upside down in protest at convention

Posted: September 9, 2006
6:20 p.m. Eastern
By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com

A Canadian political party intends to fly the national flag upside down during its convention this weekend as a signal of distress and resistance against the integration of Canada with the United States and Mexico into a North American Union regional government.

Connie Fogal, the leader of the Canadian Action Party told WND "we are opposed to the plan to develop the Security and Prosperity Partnership into a EU-style North American Union government" which "amounts to treason and is a total violation of the constitutional rights of Canadian citizens."

Fogel explained that the party has decided to fly the Canadian Flag upside down during its convention "as a signal of our distress and resistance against the integration of Canada with the United States and Mexico."

Fogal argues the plan to form a North American Union is designed to avoid public scrutiny and to maintain "deniability" even as the legal structure for a new regional government is being put into place by the executive branches of the three countries.

Cabinet-level executive branch participants of the SPP working groups in Canada are organized to work with counterparts in the U.S. and Mexico largely out of public view.

"The plan is to create the NAU incrementally," Fogal told WND, "because if any of the three governments were up front about their true intentions, the SPP plan would never fly."

The U.S. Department of Commerce SPP website contains a link to the SPP counterparts in Mexico and Canada.

Fogel used strong language in expressing to WND the focus of the Canadian Action Party to bring the SPP and NAU to the attention of Canadians.

"The rapid integration of North America into one entity ruled by an unaccountable, unrepresented and unelected group cabal of administrative executive branch officials is treason pure and simple," she said.

The Canadian Action Party is recognized by Canadian federal elections officials as an official Canadian political party. In the 2006 federal election, the party fielded some 36 candidates but received only some .04% of the vote.

A video currently archived on YouTube.com records Connie Fogel's charge that the Canadian involvement in SPP and the movement to create the NAU constitutes treason.

Connie Fogal, the leader of the Canadian Action Party told WND "we are opposed to the plan to develop the Security and Prosperity Partnership into a EU-style North American Union government" which "amounts to treason and is a total violation of the constitutional rights of Canadian citizens."

We know the feeling Ms. Fogal, trust me.

Thank God their finally shouting against this treason! I hope they keep the heat on the Canadian government!

If they start protests, America citizens will too in solidarity to both of our sovereign nations!!!

Let freedom RING!!!

I've been wondering when we'd hear Canadians upset about this ridiculous idea. This is good news.

The more people in Canada, AND America, who become aware and start making noise, both in the press and to their lawBreakers, the better!

Fast! Soon!

We all need to shout about this one. Be sure to ask your congresscritters how they will deal with this one.

Hi Skippy,

Originally Posted by World Net Daily

... the integration of Canada with the United States and Mexico
into a North American Union regional government.

Key on the word "REGIONAL."

NAU will be a regional government
subordinate to the
DICTATORSHIP OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER.


Life under THE NEW WORLD ORDER:


Who will preside over the North American Union?
Remember Hillary's most famous quote?

Coto, do you know where that Hildabeast quote came from...which speech?

Originally Posted by curiouspat

Coto, do you know where that Hildabeast quote came from...which speech?

San Francisco rolls out red carpet for the Clintons
Associated Press | June 28, 2004 | Beth Fouhy


SAN FRANCISCO — The heavily Democratic San Francisco Bay area welcomed two of its political darlings Monday, with former President Clinton continuing his blockbuster book tour and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton headlining a campaign fund-raiser.

Joining other Democratic women senators at an event for Sen. Barbara Boxer, who's seeking re-election, Hillary Clinton told hundreds of party faithful to expect to lose some of the tax cuts passed under President Bush if Democrats take control in Washington next year.

"Many of you are well enough off that ... the tax cuts may have helped you," Sen. Clinton said. "We're saying that for America to get back on track, we're probably going to cut that short and not give it to you. We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good."

Blocks away at San Francisco's historic Ferry Building, President Clinton promoted his best-selling "My Life," signing books for at least 3,000 people.

The Clintons followed largely separate schedules throughout the day, with Sen. Clinton heading south to Monterey for a public policy forum and her husband headlining a fund-raiser Monday evening for the American Himalayan Foundation.

On Tuesday, the former president and Arkansas governor will continue his book tour at several stops around the Bay Area and will be the star attraction at a fund-raiser for House Democrats.

Copyright 2004 The Associated Press.

jp, thanks. That pic is going everywhere i can send it, along with the link.