This weekend, Canadian Action Party/PAC flies the Canadian Flag upside down at their Convention as a sign of distress and resistance against the North American Union
We will be flying the Canadian flag UPSIDE DOWN as a signal of distress and resistance against the integration of Canada with the USA and Mexico into the new entity of a North American Union that media and government pretends is not happening, although the restructuring is almost complete, and is in total violation of citizen constitutional rights.
"The plan is to create the NAU incrementally," Fogal told WND, "because if any of the three governments were up front about their true intentions, the SPP plan would never fly."
Fogel used strong language in expressing to WND the focus of the Canadian Action Party to bring the SPP and NAU to the attention of Canadians.
"The rapid integration of North America into one entity ruled by an unaccountable, unrepresented and unelected group cabal of administrative executive branch officials is treason pure and simple," she said. (Source: WND)
From last year's post, Beware! – North America Continental Integration via SPP:
While most Americans remain unaware, President Bush and top officials in his administration are implementing plans to cancel U.S. sovereignty and form a new “North American Community” that will merge Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. Called the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP), the arrangement calls initially for legalization for millions of Mexican illegal immigrants, practical destruction of any remaining border security, and the transfer of huge amounts of U.S. aid to bring Mexico’s primitive economy more in line with its northern neighbors. The SPP has been jointly agreed to by Canadian Prime Minister Martin, Mexican President Fox, and Mr. Bush.
If this plan is ever implemented, all three signatories will not be in office. Canadian Prime Minister Martin lost his post in last years election as did Mexican President Fox in this year's election. And President Bush would have completed his eight years in office.