Thread: UT: Put HJR7 on the Senate floor

http://www.thespectrum.com/apps/pbcs.dl ... /702270331

Article published Feb 27, 2007
Put HJR7 on the Senate floor

Have you ever heard of Robert A. Pastor? Some call Pastor "the Father of the North American Union." Professor Pastor, a former National Security Council Advisor to President Jimmy Carter, published a telling article in the January/February 2004 issue of Foreign Affairs, a publication of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Pastor's article, "North America's Second Decade," championed the idea of integrating the nations of the U.S., Canada and Mexico into a "true partnership" with "common institutions."

As an Internationalist, Robert Pastor evaluated the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and claimed that: "NAFTA was merely the first draft of an economic constitution for North America." When did American voters ask for an "economic constitution" for the U.S., Canada and Mexico? Might an economic constitution lead to a future political constitution overriding the present political systems of three nations?

While Professor Pastor doesn't answer that last question, he did lay out his "North American Plans" including his plans for creation of a "North American Parliamentary Group." He also called for creation of a supranational court which he called a "Permanent Court on Trade and Investment."

Such revolutionary institutions would be shared in "common" between the three nations providing the embryo for a new umbrella government over our national and state governments. If created, will a North American Union's governmental institutions ultimately override the institutions established under our Constitution? (www.jbs.org/nau)

June 9, 2005, Robert Pastor presented a 49-page report to the U.S. Congress entitled: Building a North American Community. The report was created through the collaboration of three private, elitist organizations working as a "task force." The groups? The Council on Foreign Relations, the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, and the Consejo Mexicano de Asuntos Internacionales.

The CFR-sponsored report calls for free movement of workers between the three nations; establishing "a common security perimeter" surrounding the three nations by 2010; developing a common identification system for the citizens of the three nations; interweaving intelligence institutions between the nations; establishing a trinational competition commission and much more on the road to merger into a North American Community.

Sound familiar? Remember the European Community preceding the European Union? Is the same pattern at work here, a gradual economic unification, leading unsuspecting populations into an international political unification, a superstate, ending national independence?

In March 2005, the three heads of state of the U.S., Canada, and Mexico met in Waco, Texas to form the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP), an expansion of NAFTA, and an expansion of the Partnership for Prosperity (P4P). The three heads of state met again in Cancun, Mexico in the Spring of 2006 to further this SPP "dialogue." Many believe the SPP is a design for integrating the three nations into a North American Union.

On Feb. 6, HJR7, Resolution Urging United States Withdrawal From Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, passed the Utah House of Representatives by a vote of 47 to 24. At this juncture, HJR7 is bottled up in Utah's Senate Rules Committee, chaired by Sen. Bill Hickman of St. George.

What's needed to bring HJR7 to the Utah Senate floor for a vote? A State Senator must present a motion to call HJR7 to the Senate floor so it can be voted on, but time is running out. The legislative session ends Wednesday - that's tomorrow. Phone calls to the Utah Senate in favor of HJR7 might encourage a Senator to step up to bat and motion HJR7 to the floor. HJR7 is only one small step towards preserving national independence and our constitution, but it is a counterrevolutionary beginning.

All states need to redraw from the NAU. the president and congress needs to be reined in before they completely destroy america.

Oh yeah, you can bet Bill Hickman got a fax, email and a phone call from me.
If anyone would like to call, fax or email, here's a list of UT senators.


Also, you can call the main number at the Utah Capitol to leave a message for Senators – or send him or her a fax.

Telephone (801) 538-1035
Fax (801) 326-1475

Utah Senators:

Sen. Gregory S. Bell
gbell@utahsenate.org
Cell (801) 971-2001

Sen. Curtis S. Bramble, Senate Majority Leader
cbramble@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 373-1040
Fax (801) 812-8297

Sen. D. Chris Buttars
dcbuttars@utahsenate.org
Fax (801) 561-3242

Sen. Allen M. Christensen
achristensen@utahsenate.org

Sen. Gene Davis
gdavis@utahsenate.org
Cell (801) 971-2001
Office (801) 273-6393
Fax (801)484-9442

Sen. Margaret Dayton
mdayton@utahsenate.org
Fax (801) 221-2513

Sen. Mike Dmitrich, Senate Minority Leader
mdmitrich@utahsenate.org
Cell (801) 550-6128
Office (801) 538-1406

Sen. Dan R. Eastman, Senate Majority Whip
deastman@utahsenate.org

Sen. Fred J. Fife III
ffife@utahsenate.org
Fax (801) 521-6456

Sen. Brent Goodfellow
bgoodfellow@utahsenate.org
Cell(801) 556-4871

Sen. Jon J. Greiner
jgreiner@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 629-8226

Sen. Lyle W. Hillyard
lhillyard@utahsenate.org
Office (435) 752-2610
Fax (435)753-8895

Sen. Scott K. Jenkins
sjenkins@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 621-5412

Sen. Patricia W. Jones
pjones@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 322-5722
Fax (801) 322-5725

Sen. Sheldon Killpack, Assistant Majority Whip
skillpack@utahsenate.org

Sen. Peter C. Knudson
pknudson@utahsenate.org
Office (435) 723-6366
Fax (435)723-6371

Sen. Mark B. Madsen
mmadsen@utahsenate.org
Cell (801) 361-4787

Sen. Ed Mayne, Assistant Minority Whip
emayne@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 972-2771

Sen. Scott D. McCoy
smccoy@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 538-1406

Sen. Wayne Niederhauser
wniederhauser@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 984-5770
Fax (801) 283-7751

Sen. Darin Peterson
dpeterson@utahsenate.org

Sen. Ross I. Romero
rromero@utahsenate.org
Cell (801) 652-4687
Fax (801)328-0537

Sen. Howard A. Stephenson
hstephenson@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 972-8814

Sen. Dennis Stowell
dstowell@utahsenate.org
Cell (435) 559-8143
Fax (435) 477-8111

Sen. John L. Valentine, President
jvalentine@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 373-6345
Fax (801) 377-4991

Sen. Kevin Van Tassell
kvantassell@utahsenate.org
Office (435) 789-7082
Fax (435) 789-8411

Sen. Michael G. Waddoups
mwaddoups@utahsenate.org
Office (801) 355-1136

Sen. Carlene M. Walker
cwalker@utahsenate.org
Fax (801) 942-4085

Sen. John W. (Bill) Hickman
bhickman@utahsenate.org
Office (435) 674-5203

I wonder if this nimrod, Pastor is aware of the impending disaster about to befall the EU. Perhaps he missed the radical mohammedan growth now taking over major EU nations. This is an international entanglement of the very most extreme and worst kind. We've been warned but may not be smart enough to heed.

I believe that per the Constitution the Nations' Governors together have more power than the Pres.

Maybe if enough of them got together, some radical changes could happen.