Canadians showing laziness on defending sovereignty against NAU agenda

by agora | September 24, 2008 at 02:00 am | 251 views | 11 comments | 28 recommendations

Canadians seem to be demonstrating to the world, that without former Pierre Elliot Trudeau to champion the cause of nationhood, they are generally apathetic. This critical observation does not include those Canadians who have been kept ignorant of the fascistic North American Union (NAU) agenda. Rather, this critical observation refers to those Canadians who are aware of the NAU agenda, and elect to do nothing, other than whine and bitch in their cliques. Keep whining and bitching about the corporate media, and let's see how that actually saves Canada.

The current 2008 Federal Election has provided NAU awareness so-called "activists", with a potentially great opportunity to raise awareness. However, the supposed Canadian so-called "activists" have apparently sought to favour more whining and bitching over actually constructive action.

Let's see CTV, CBC, Global, the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Radio Canada, TVA, and other the other Establishmentarian media organizations ignore 20,000 Canadians on Parliament Hill requesting political party leaders to give account for their participation in the sell out of Canada. Imagine Canadians on Parliament Hill with Canadian Maple Leaf flags, various signage, and eloquent speakers, demanding answers.

Indeed, Americans activists who are aware of the NAU agenda, have been much more active in organizing against it. Oh, profuse apologies. You would have much more luck these days apparently, trying to get Canadians to check out a hockey game, or to line up for Tim Horton's coffee, than to organize to protect the fundamental abrogation of their citizenship and human rights as Canadians, in relation to the NAU.

When the Stephen Harper government because of the NAU agenda, decides to stop universal public healthcare, or when our cities in Canada, have growing areas of despair like Detroit, the Bronx, the south side of Chicago, or Watts, don't blame Mr. Harper.

The Canadians who have been kept ignorant of the NAU, may wish to critically consider the NAU as a manifestation of the lack of social responsibility that Canadians seem to be more and more comfortable with supporting Harper's Americanization agenda that supports venal tax cuts over, social programmes that affirm our quality of life, that in turn keeps crime naturally low; and militarism over peacekeeping; and greed over altruism.

Union leaders in Canada could easily organize well over 50,000 people to converge on Parliament Hill on the NAU agenda. This could be organized very quickly with a simple phone call by either Jack Layton; the President of the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), in association with other union leaders. But it is apparent, that the NDP, union leaders, and apparent lazy Canadians who aware of the NAU, and who call themselves "activists", seem to seeking to prove Benoit Bouchard's assertion that "Canada is not a nation".

Indeed, a nation would not be allowing itself to go away in what Trudeau once referred to as a "whimper", rather than a "bang!".

Canadians must wake themselves up in this election, or face a take-over by U.S. far right wing agenda, that Canada arguably would deserve, under the apparent prevailing context of naivety, laziness and apathy.

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at 02:06 on September 24th, 2008

agora, I like this story. It's good stuff.

Mike Wood
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at 03:23 on September 24th, 2008

agora, I like this story. It's good stuff.

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Mike Wood

I wrote this on my Facebook page back in February after attending a NAU/SPP ralley.

Jelly Bean Protest

Mike Wood
Feb 17 2008



Protesters gather at Queens Park Toronto


Toronto - An estimated 400+ people marched up University Avenue to gather, wave signs and have their say at Queens Park in downtown Toronto on Saturday as part of a peaceful nation wide protest aimed towards stopping the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP).

Some protesters Blew horns, some shouted "Stop the SPP!" while others shook plastic water bottles half-filled with jelly beans - done in reference to a statement Stephen Harper made in August 2007 regarding the idea of standardizing the manufacture, marketing and sale of jelly beans on all sides of the borders in order to minimize concerns about the SPP.

It's estimated over 400 people arrived to protest during the three hour event

Merger In The Making?

The SPP, originally signed in 2005 by the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) partners - Paul Martin, George Bush and Vincente Fox, is said to be aimed at merging Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, economically, socially and environmentally as well as combining security and Military, in what some say is an attempt to offset the increasing economic threat from Asia. Others say it's a way for governments and big business to further control the population.

Police Presence

 

Toronto Police at Queens Park TorontoAll in all it was a an energetic atmosphere where under the watchful eye of the nearly dozen Police officers, protesters from all ages and all walks of life were able to get their word out. It was quite evident that no violence would occur here.

Among attendees were Canadian Action Party candidate Doug Plumb, Editor and Publisher of the Toronto Street News newspaper Victor Fletcher and Green Party of Canada Nominated Candidate Lou Carcasole, to name a few.

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at 04:55 on September 24th, 2008

agora, I like this story. It's good stuff.

Then again, I do personally favour Cosmopolitism and I am pretty sure so would Trudeau today as well.

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at 09:47 on September 24th, 2008

It really is shocking how pathetic Canadians are at standing up for their rights.  Those who don't defend their sovereignty don't deserve to keep it. 

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at 09:57 on September 24th, 2008

I think a lot of Canadians are suffering from what I call Cause Fatigue.  Too many causes, too few free hours to act after everything else they have to do to keep their heads out of the rising waters.

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at 10:08 on September 24th, 2008

>"Americans activists who are aware of the NAU agenda, have been much more active in organizing against it" 

Somewhat surprising anybody in Canada should care. 

Barbara McPherson
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at 10:56 on September 24th, 2008

agora, I like this story. It's good stuff.  On a smaller scale, how many people in BC are aware of the TILMA agreement?  This is already affecting standards of labour and environment.

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I have talked about NAU on our Montreal radio show and the overwhelming response from the public was skepticism that the plan is as foreboding and all-encompassing as it is portrayed here. Most people, including many who are quite politically aware, remain unconvinced the NAU exists at all. To galvanize even a fraction of the population, somebody is going to have to provide a 'smoking gun' that clearly demonstrates an agenda detrimental to Canada. Until then, it's considered by most as merely another unproven conspiracy theory from the usual gang of anarchists and '911 truthers'.

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Mike Wood

I think one of the main reasons they're not being taken seriously is because of the '911 truthers'. When people see 911 placards and shirts mixed into the crowed they immediately think conspiracy and turn the other way. They need to pick their fight and stay on topic.

The last NAU/SPP demonstration I was at only a handful of people arrived and the media refused to cover it as they "don't do conspiracies".

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agora

There has been plenty of documented evidence of the NAU that has been uncovered in the United States under that country's Freedom of Information Laws, and coverage that includes CNN's Lou Dobbs Show.  The apparent problem is not a lack of evidence, but individuals or groups who have elected to ignore the evidence, or alternatively, collude with the elite orchestrated 'conspiracy of silence'.  

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