Mr. Harper is selling out Canada - a very dangerous political scoundrel. Please read the report and offer your support to Mr. Hellyer.
The Canadian government
is about to sign a treaty with the European Union that is almost
certainly:
(a) Unconstitutional
(b) Irresponsible
(c) Immoral
It would compromise the
federal parliament’s exclusive jurisdiction over money and banking, and provide
the private bankers with a de facto veto of any creative plans Canada might
develop to end the recession, and bring back prosperity.
In effect we would not be
able to do anything comparable to what was done in 1939 when the Bank of Canada
began providing the federal government with large sums of near zero cost money
that was spent into circulation to get us out of the Great Depression, and help
finance World War II. Later it helped fund the great post-war infrastructure
including the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Trans Canada Highway and many other
major projects as well as our social security system. It was a deal that worked
like a charm and gave us the best years of the twentieth century until
1974.
Unfortunately, at that
time, the Bank of Canada unilaterally turned its back on us, its owners, and
started taking its orders from the Bank for International Settlements that
decided central banks should no longer provide governments with low cost money.
It has been downhill ever since.
There is no hope for
either Canada or the world unless we adopt a system something like the one we
had from 1939 to 1974. To give away our constitutional right to do something
equally innovative now or in the future would be treasonous and must be
stopped.
Watch former Defence Minister Paul Hellyer explain the
nature of the proposed treason (The link: http://youtu.be/wEOU0Kc3T1Q) and then
e-mail the Prime Minister at stephen.harper@parl.gc.ca or, better still, write him a letter and send it
to:
The Rt. Hon. Stephen
Harper, PC, MP, House of Commons. Ottawa. ON, K1A 0A6 and demand that he
eliminate all financial conditions from the treaty before it is signed.
Sponsored by the
Committee on Monetary and Economic Reform (COMER) and Jerry Ackerman, PhD, Ann
Emmett, Connie Fogal and Hon. Paul Hellyer, plaintiffs. 83 Oakwood Ave,
Toronto, ON, Canada, M6H 2V9
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