Congress tells Bush: Back off SPP agenda

WorldNetdaily.com ^ | August 17, 2007 | Jerome R. Corsi

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Twenty-two members of the U.S. House of Representatives – 21 Republicans and a Democrat – are urging President Bush to back off his North American integration efforts when he attends the third summit meeting on the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America next week in Montebello, Quebec.

They make it clear that continuing any such agenda at this point would be disregarding growing apprehension in Congress about the plans.

"As you travel to Montebello, Canada later this month for a summit with your Canadian and Mexican counterparts, we want you to be aware of serious and growing concerns in the U.S. Congress about the so-called Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) you launched with these nations in 2005," the letter said.

While the letter authors express their support for the president's "desire to promote good relations with our neighbors to the north and south," they are worried about the secretive manner in which SPP is being conducted and concerned it "may actually undermine our security and sovereignty."

"For instance," the letter said, "measures that would make it easier to move goods and people across borders could have the effect of further weakening this country's ability to secure its frontiers and prevent illegal immigration."

The letter also cited documents obtained by Judicial Watch in a Freedom of Information Act Request that suggest, "Such secretiveness seems not to be accidental."

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“Twenty-two members of the U.S. House of Representatives(21 Republicans and a Democrat)are urging President Bush — and all other trans-national traitors and plotters that would dissolve the sovereignty of our country — to back off from their North American integration efforts...”

There, I fixed it!

Twenty-two members of the U.S. House of Representatives?

Gosh Batman...I thought the plans of the SPP (and N.A.U.) was something dreamed up by “tin foil hat” kooks?