by Connie Fogal July 1^st, 2006

"But, be still O Canada, my Canada. There are many who will not "go silent into this night"." ...........Connie Fogal, Leader,. CAP

JULY 1,2006

"DO NOT ASK FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS", O CANADA. "IT TOLLS FOR THEE".

There is no joy this July 1, 2006. To call it Canada Day is now a sad hypocrisy. That is because all the Members of Parliament (and our M.L.A.'s) are complicit in the unfolding transformation of Canada (without Canadians' informed consent) from a sovereign nation, independent and free to a part of a new entity in a North American Union stripped of civil liberties and ruled by corporate greed.

Launched under International Trade in a format of "Free Trade" Agreements, the transformation is almost completed economically, and is in high gear now in the fields of Defence, Justice, Immigration, Health, and Foreign Affairs. A Bi-national Planning Committee is in high gear integrating Canada and the USA militarily. Various committees are in high gear implementing two nation-breaking agreements, both of which adopted the agenda and direction of the Chief Executive Officers of the elite corporations of North America all driven by a powerful world elite.

The first of the nation-breaking agreements is the Smart Border Declaration of December 2001 under the Liberals signed by John Manley as Deputy Prime Minister and Tom Ridge of the USA Homeland Security Department. From this agreement flowed an integrated immigration and border control, and most importantly, anti-terrorist legislation that began the legal, judicial and policing integration of Canada with the USA removing civil liberties. This was accomplished via what appears to be the gravest travesty of justice in North America, namely the deception surrounding the destruction of the Twin Towers in New York, September 11, 2001. Canada has failed to demand a proper and full inquiry, submitting instead to the highly questionable official U.S. position, which numerous respectable authorities now assert is verifiably wrong.

The second is the Security and Prosperity Partnership Agreement signed by the Liberals under Paul Martin in May of 2005 with George Bush of the USA and President Fox of Mexico. The goal is total North American integration by year 2010. David Emerson, the only re-elected one of the three senior Liberal Ministers responsible for piloting the implementation of the North American Union under the Paul Martin government, moved comfortably over to a Senior Conservative Cabinet position under Harper to continue the job.

In March 2006 Prime Minister Stephen Harper met with Mexico's President Fox and U.S. President Bush in Cancun Mexico to escalate the integration of the three nations into one corporate driven block. They launched the North American Competitiveness Council. See:

http://www.pm.gc.ca/eng/media.asp?id=1200

"The Council comprises 30 senior private sector representatives, 10 from each country, and has a mandate to provide governments with recommendations on broad issues such as border facilitation and regulation, as well as the competitiveness of key sectors including automotive, transportation, manufacturing and services. The Council will meet annually with security and prosperity ministers and will engage with senior government officials on an ongoing basis. The Competitiveness Council is an initiative of the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America.".

On June 13th 2006 Prime Minister Harper announced the Canadian membership of North American Competitiveness Council. "The Canadian members of the Competitiveness Council are Dominic D''Alessandro (Manulife Financial); Paul Desmarais, Jr. (Power Corporation of Canada); David Ganong (Ganong Bros. Limited); Richard George (Suncor Energy Inc.); Hunter Harrison (CN); Linda Hasenfratz (Linamar Corporation); Michael Sabia (Bell Canada Enterprises); Jim Shepherd (Canfor Corporation); Annette Verschuren (The Home Depot); and Rick Waugh (Scotiabank)."

""I am delighted that these accomplished individuals have agreed to apply their considerable private sector expertise to help us identify and pursue initiatives that will create a more competitive North America,"" said the Prime Minister.

First, Paul Martin's Liberal led minority government sustained by the NDP, and now Stephen Harper's Conservative led minority government sustained by the Bloq Quebecois have rung the death knell for the Public Interest and the Public Good. Two elections, 2004 and 2006, held in the middle of this transformation saw not one of the main stream parties, nor any mainstream media profile this death dance. And still, they are silent!

It was Mussolini who equated Corporatism with Fascism. The leading lights directing current government come from the corporate world- a world with no soul, no heart, no morality, no conscience, no justice.

But, be still O Canada, my Canada. There are many who will not "go silent into this night".

We join hands in common chorus and direction with those of the USA and Mexico who champion the interest and life-force of humanity. We salute and celebrate the universal truths of justice, liberty, and equality which bedeck the path forward to independence and sovereignty.

..........................Connie Fogal, Leader, Canadian Action Party

http://www.canadianactionparty.ca/temp/index.asp

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SEE "AMERICAN UNION" page for more details

 

That's the score in the federal funding game for two parts of the country celebrating historic milestones.

The Quebec capital, marking its 400th anniversary, has already been granted $40 million from the Department of Canadian Heritage to pay for festivities, with an additional $70 million in federal money for infrastructure upgrades.

B.C., commemorating its 150th anniversary, has yet to be promised a penny.

Charles Parkinson, executive director of the BC150 Secretariat, which is organizing the celebration, said he requested funding last winter. "We went there, but we didn't really hear anything [back]," he said.

However, after arguing his case to the federal government, Parkinson said he believes money will be forthcoming.

Officials from Heritage Minister Josee Verner's office declined an interview, but sent an e-mail saying the organization will consider funding B.C. celebrations once it receives a detailed request.

The Movement Dedicated to Building an Independent Nation of Western Canada  

http://www.westcan.org

Western Canadians are constantly made to feel like the ugly ducklings of Canada. We are referred to as kooks, weirdoes, fools or hicks in "Upper Canada." We are given a perpetual identity crisis. For instance, we are told we elected a minority government. We didn't elect a minority government. We elected the following:

In BC, 22 Conservatives; in Alberta, we elected 26 Conservatives; in Saskatchewan we elected 13 Conservatives (out of 14 seats); and in Manitoba we elected 7 Conservatives. This totals 68 Conservatives in Western Canada. We elected 14 Liberals in the West. We elected 16 NDP. We elected an overwhelming number of Conservatives. The official opposition would be a small NDP contingent. So we were not undecided, ambiguous or vague. The numbers speak for themselves. No same sex marriage. No gun registry. Freedom, and traditional values. This was the "Western Block."

Ontario was just the reverse: 75 Liberals (corruption and all), 24 Conservatives (only in rural areas, never in Toronto) and 7 NDP. Nothing about the election results in Ontario bears any resemblance to those of Western Canada. The West is politically, ideologically, morally and economically a different country. Toronto alone has 22 seats of Liberals and 1 Jack Layton.

Quebec of course is unique, where a sly separatist party plays well the extortion game. The Maritimes, well, what can you say? It's a welfare state and the Liberals are the willing paymasters. Naturally they can be bought by the Liberals. They will never vote for a western individualist, or self-reliance type. They couldn't trust him to keep the welfare cheques coming. Newfoundland of all places should be separatist. The feds didn't protect their cod fishery and stole their oil, but still they beg for handouts. Disgraceful. They could be a prosperous, free nation, if they controlled their own resources. Instead, they vote Liberal.

All this proves Canada doesn't work. Ontario rules. The West pays, as we all know. So we had better separate before we end up like Newfoundland.

Maybe what we need is a federal party called the "Western Block" just like the PQ has the Bloc Quebecois.

Until then, you can:

• Join our movement

• Print, sign and circulate our petition asking the Premier in each Western province for a referendum on Independence

• Donate, organize and support a meeting in your area.

Mission Statement

To ensure the future of Alberta for Albertans by becoming an independent nation separate from Canada.