World United News: February 2013

Monday, February 4, 2013

Canada Under Siege - Part 1 - The Tar Sands, Free Trade, & Govt.

Source: World United News

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpfOsf1f26I

Hidden in Conservative Govt Bill C-45 is a law that allows Corporations a free hand to destroy Canadian rivers and lakes which are the source of life, and our drinking water. AND when you add agreements free trade agreements like FIPPA which allows Chinese companies a free hand and not be held accountable, we have a very serious breach of Canadian sovereignty!

Crime Timeline:

2012 – July 23 – CNOOC announces the buyout of NEXEN

2012 – Sept 20 - NEXEN Share Holders Approve Sale to CNOOC
2012 – Oct 07 – FIPPA agreement with China Signed by Harper
2012 – Dec 07 – Harper Government gives full approval of sale of NEXEN to CNOOC
2012 – Dec 14 - Senate Passes Harper Government Bill C-45 that will allow Corp destruction of the environment.

The Canada-China Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Act (FIPPA), went into effect in October of 2012 and is Canada's biggest foreign trade treaty since NAFTA.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper Sold a piece of Canada to the Highest Bidder and changed Canadian Law to ensure that the Chinese State Owned Company could not be challenged by anyone through Bill C-45. This bill Destroys Canadian Sovereignty and the protection over its lakes and rivers.

Under Chinese Law, Corporations are not held accountable for environmental disasters, and now in Canada the same destructive governance will apply.

However let’s not let all the others off the hook. Oil Corporations the World Over are “MASSIVE POLLUTERS” but Canadian environmental laws have held them back from running rabid over Canadian land and waterways…well no more because Bill C-45 destroyed the environmental protection of all our lakes and rivers.

The FIPPA treaty will absolve China of any environmental disasters committed in Canada meaning our own courts cannot prosecute the owners for negligence or environmental crimes.

In essence, Stephen Harper has allowed a foreign government to do what it pleases on our land and we wont have any recourse to stop them. Bill C-45 was the last remaining hurdle to stop China from coming in and poisoning the people of Canada…and that Bill is now law.

What does this all mean?

Foreign governments, Corporations, and Banks control the decision making in Canada and Harper is their enforcer.

The Harper Government knew EXACTLY what they were doing when they destroyed Canadian sovereignty and signed free trade with China (FIPPA), rubber stamped the sale of NEXEN, and passed Bill C-45.

Oil Corporate Executives sit in Government, and Past Government officials sit on various Boards of Directors in the Oil Corporations operating in the Alberta Tar Sands. Not only is this a conflict of interest, it is a Crime to allow these maniacs to continue making decisions.

Certainly the poisoning of our lakes, rivers, and land should be considered as crimes against humanity since the people will meet with a horrific slow death by carcinogenic Tar Sands sludge poisoning.

Isn’t it time we put an end to the Alberta Tar Sands and its ethnic cleansing of the indigenous people? Isn’t it time to stand up and put the brakes on this out of control freight train called greed?

In “My Opinion”, everyone that voted to pass Bill C-45 or agree to FIPPA have committed treason of the highest degree.

Citizens of Canada, it’s time to wake up! Don’t let Stephen Harper and his government destroy the land, poison the people, and allow corporations to plunder our natural resources. Now is the time to stand up and remove these traitors from office or it will be too late to stop the destruction of our country.

BE “Idle No More”!

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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd

Suncor Energy
Syncrude Canada Ltd
Royal Dutch Shell
Chevron
Marathon Oil Corp.
Teck Resources Ltd
Cenovus Energy
ConocoPhillips
Total S.A.
JACOS
OPTI Canada
Devon Energy
Imperial Oil
EXXON Mobil
Husky Energy
Occidental Petroleum
BP
IMPEX
Statoil
Laricina Energy
Korea National Oil Corporation
Sinopec
NEXEN/ CNOOC