CAP Convention 2006 Highlights

Posted on Wednesday, September 13 at 00:52 by whelan costen
Highlights of the convention were: Elections of a new Executive as follows: Leader - Constance (Connie) Fogal (BC) • President - Catherine Whelan Costen (AB) • Vice President - Brenda Thompson (ON) • Vice President - Bev Collins (BC) • Vice President ­ Paul Barnes (ON) • Vice President ­ Claudia Hudson (ON) • Treasurer ­ Vicki-Lee Sloan (BC) • Secretary ­ Vicki-Lee Sloan (BC) • Finance Committee Chair - Gerry Ackerman (NS) • Organizational Committee Chair ­ Paul McMurray (ON) • Policy Committee Chair ­ Jen Fisher-Bradley (BC) • Aboriginal Affairs Committee Chair- Steven Fisher-Bradley (BC) • Constitutional & Legal Affairs Committee Chair- Debbie Anderson (BC) • Communications Director- Catherine Whelan Costen (AB) Policy Highlights 1) Call for a Royal Commission to investigate the full analysis of the September 11, 2001 incident known as 9/11; e.g., investigation of the free fall of three towers in New York, one of which was not hit by a plane, the failure to deploy interceptor planes, failure to heed advance security warnings from many countries. Canada has been negatively impacted by that event in several ways including a) the creation of liberty stripping anti-terrorism laws, b) the bureaucratic incremental integration of Canada with the USA into a North American entity with police state Emergency Preparedness Laws, a Smart Border Agreement, a Security and Prosperity Partnership Agreement , 3) the redefinition of Canada's military role from peacekeepers to aggressors, 4) justification of Canadian troops dying in Afghanistan, 5) the redirection of tax money away from supporting the Canadian safety net of social programs to funding a war machine. 2) A call for the Canadian government to cease immediately all its actions that are merging Canada into a North American entity, and a defence against the takeover and loss of our nation occurring via the implementation of a North American Union, without the consent or knowledge of the Canadian people.. 3) A recommitment to the abrogation of NAFTA since NAFTA is the model for an integrated Fortress America focusing on military, immigration, defence, foreign affairs, harmonized health, policing, judicial, legal, as well as expanded economic and financial integration. 4) Support the Troops by immediately calling them home and removing them from cooperation with the U.S. invasion and occupation of Afghanistan 5) To call for the cessation of the militarization of Canada, and the expansion of a war budget, and return to the financing of health, education, housing, infrastructure, municipalities etc. 6) A sharper focusing on the immediacy of an endangered world from fossil fuels and global warming, with a practical call for a commitment to create a Canadian industry to manufacture Electric Cars in Canada 7) A call for rejection of the "AMERO", or any other North American currency, or the U.S. dollarization of Canada 's money supply, and a recommitment to the use of the Bank of Canada to protect our sovereignty over the Canadian economy and money supply 8) A call for the return of statutory reserves. 9)Commitment to prevent the use of Electronic Voting Machines in Federal Elections. 10) Make every effort to field 308 candidates in the next federal election. 11) Committee examination of and recommendation for implementing Direct Democracy within the party and national government, including a Swiss Style referendum process to be put to CAP/PAC membership for vote by referendum. 12) An expansion of policy detail respecting the CAP/PAC call for the rescission of all existing legislation and pending legislation that dismantles civil liberties including anti-terrorist legislation. 13) A new party logo. l4) A motion to support the coalition against Israeli Apartheid was referred to the policy committee for more detailed consideration to be put to the membership within 30 days. Full details of the Convention and revisions to the CAP’s platform will be available on our website as soon as possible. www.canadianactionparty.ca -30- Contact info: Catherine Whelan Costen, Canadian Action Party President & Communications Director cathpublish@wildroseinternet.ca Ph: 403-660-0449 Fax: 403-684-3464 www.canadianactionparty.ca Connie Fogal, Leader, Canadian Action Party/parti action Canadienne Tel: (604)872 2128; or cell (778) 891- 4919 (FAX: 604) 872 -1504 E-MAIL to leader: conniefogal@telus.net # 385- 916 West Broadway, Vancouver BC, V521K7; www.canadianactionparty.ca [Proofreader's note: this article was edited for spelling and typos on September 13, 2006]

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  1. by RPW
    Wed Sep 13, 2006 3:17 pm
    How many candidates do you expect to be running in the upcoming election?

    I'd prefer to vote CAP, given the chance, and if only to give you the magic number for federal funding.

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    "Son, if you wanna get ahead in this world, never work for another man as long as you live."

  2. Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:34 pm
    As stated above in our press release, we are going to try to have 308 candidates, to cover every riding and give Canadians real choices this next election. We have starting recruiting candidates and campaign volunteers now, in an effort to be as prepared as possible prior to the election. As more Canadians begin to realize the truth; that we are losing our country, our freedom and will become more enslaved under the corporate rule of the North American Union, we trust that they will stand with us as we take back this country. We can't do it alone and we wouldn't want to. It must be a fully democratic movement of Canadians with the will to be patriotic, not just say it, but be Action!

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    If I stand for my country today...will my country be here to stand for me tomorrow?

  3. Wed Sep 13, 2006 11:21 pm
    A Royal Commission investigating an incident that took place in another country that has already been investigated by the authorities within that country? That seems kind of arrogantly presumptuous and deliberately provocative, doesn't it? What a passive-aggressively jerky thing to propose.

    It reminded me of a thought I had regarding "the Canadian way". If 9/11 had taken place in, say, Toronto, there would have been a Royal Commission set up to determine who perpetrated it, and then to debate the most appropriate way to apologize to whoever we unintentionally offended for whatever we did to offend them. Of course, some participants would have found a way to blame the US somehow, regardless of what the evidence said.

    Here's the CAP policy platform, in summary form...

    America bad!
    Fighting bad!
    Oil bad!
    Social programs good!
    Bank of Canada good!

    I was disappointed there was nothing about UFOs, but admittedly it has been a while since Hellyer left.



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