Did Stephen Harper Have Prior Knowledge Of Financial Crisis?

Stephen Harper’s Conservative party continues to hoodwink the unsuspecting public as the current election campaign mirrors the party’s well known, secretive modus operandi.

 The campaign so far, is conspicuous not by what Stephen Harper says, but by what he doesn’t say.

  It’s a coincidence that Harper called the election just before the U.S. financial meltdown, because the adverse affects have already started percolating down. The inevitable decline of the American dollar will take our Canadian currency into the Global basement with it, and our buying power in Canada will diminish. Already Canadians with investments are feeling the pinch and confidence in the market is on the decline.

 Perhaps someone made a phone call to Stephen Harper in early September to warn him what was coming, and if he wanted to call an election he had better do it quickly, so the Conservatives could avoid the public backlash, which will begin soon.  But thankfully for Harper, he will likely have another four-year mandate from the unsuspecting public by then.

 The media pundits are still scratching their heads about the election call; there must have been a compelling reason for Harper to break a promise to only call an election on a fixed date. Ironically, he had made this change to create “transparency” in government. Oh well, we can’t expect “transparency” all the time, can we? Especially when it doesn’t suit the government.

 The fact is that Harper has downplayed the economy, and as a sitting prime minister, is ingenuous in his refusal to initiate and talk about an economic plan that Canada will need over the next 2 to 3 years or longer, in responding to what the media and news websites are saying is the “greatest financial crisis in the United States since the Great Depression.” But our Prime Minister says that we in Canada have a modest surplus, and not to worry?

 Related to the above issue and one that has also been secretly   advanced under the radar is the SPP, or the Security and Prosperity Partnership well into its fourth year of planning. Readers might remember the big conference in Montebello, Quebec last year when Bush and Calderon met with Harper.

  There was typical “Conservative” secrecy at the conference and no media were allowed to participate. When interviewed, Prime Minister Harper said the conference was all about “the export rules for jellybeans” and condemned people like myself for asking tough questions. Basically, Harper laughed in the face of all Canadians when he made this remark!

 I can tell you what the SPP is all about because I have written about it on my website, www.realitycheck.typepad.com, and refer to it as the upcoming North American Union, which is what it is designed to become.

 It will mean that Canada will be part of the North American Union by 2010, similar to the European Union, and that our resources and agricultural, health and environment issues, to name a few, will be controlled not by Canada, but by the government of the North American Union, likely to be housed in the United States.

 I believe absolutely that the North American Union will bring about the greatest challenges that we have experienced so far in our life times here in Canada, and it is deplorable that there has been absolutely no public discussion on the issue. The NDP have made token attempts to mention it in committee, but have taken the cowardly way out and refused to make it an election issue.

  If our citizenry allows the North American Union to come into existence, then our way of life will change drastically. With privatization of our resources, increased foreign ownership, and a Canadian government in name only, we will become ‘North Americans’ and our sovereignty will be forever lost. You don’t think that will happen?

 The new North American currency has already been designed and is ready to go. It’s called the “Amero” and is the brainchild of the Council on Foreign Relations in the U.S.

 As the financial crisis deepens in the U.S. people will cry out for a government solution, and lo and behold, one will appear- the NAU and a new currency to get North America on its feet again!

 In the meantime we’re wasting a lot of taxpayers’ money to run an unnecessary and irrelevant election so the Conservatives can batten down the hatches for the next 4 years and tell us that they knew nothing about the imminent changes facing Canada.