She said that the Security and Prosperity Partnership operates in a world of secrecy with an agenda advancing by stealth. In fact, the news that the next Canada-US-Mexico summit will take place in Canada (August 21-22 at the Chateau Montebello in Quebec) came through Mexican and US sources and remains unconfirmed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Ms. May also denounced the decision of the parliamentary committee examining the SPP to reject the Green Party's application to testify. "The committee should be seeking the widest possible input on this important issue," she said.
"The Security and Prosperity Partnership has serious implications for every aspect of Canadian life. It will affect our energy policies, social programmes, environmental enforcement and much more.
"The hidden agenda on Canada's water is just one of the issues that needs to be brought out from behind the closed doors of the SPP meetings and into the full light of informed public discussion."
http://www.greenparty.ca/en/releases/15.05.2007
[Proofreader's note: this article was edited for spelling and typos on May 16, 2007]
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When you are up to your ass in alligators it is difficult to remember that the initial objective was to drain the swamp
heard much on the SPP from the Greens before and although they did talk about
NaFTA, they wouldn't go so far as to say we should get out! Maybe now they
will? Hope so! Everybody knows, NDP, Greens, CAP etc but so far people seem to
fear saying what needs to be said. Neither the Libs or Cons would say get out of
NAFTA or SPP because both were instrumental in their creation, but with enough
pressure from citizens and the other parties maybe now they will see the light?
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"aaaah and the whisper of thousands of tiny voices became a mighty deafening roar and they called it 'freedom'!"' Canadians Acting Humanely at home & everywhere