Category Archives: canadian sovereignty

U.S. Army And RCMP Derail Public Forum

Posted on July 13, 2007 by Chris Tindal

There’s a very disturbing news article in yesterday’s Ottawa Citizen: Police have derailed plans for a public forum on the Security and Prosperity Partnership that was to take place six kilometres from where the leaders of Canada, Mexico and the … Continue reading →

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When The Truth Is Off-Topic

Posted on May 14, 2007 by Chris Tindal

The threat of deep integration by stealth with the United States is becoming increasingly concerning. The only thing more frightening than what we do know about the so-called Security and Prosperity Partnership is what the current Conservative government and the … Continue reading →

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Canadian Sovereignty at Risk

Posted on February 19, 2007 by Chris Tindal

A few months ago I wrote about a secret meeting that had taken place between high-ranking officials of the Canadian and American governments, with a view to creating a more integrated continent. This stealth North American union project (known as … Continue reading →

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Secret Meetings and Democracy Don’t Mix

Posted on September 25, 2006 by Chris Tindal

If there had been a high-level meeting two weeks ago, in Canada, between government and business leaders from our country, the U.S., and Mexico, you’d think you’d have heard about it. Of course, you’d think that our government would have … Continue reading →

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