Why the secrecy on North American partnership?

LISA GREEN

In March 2005, President Bush and the leaders of Canada and Mexico signed into agreement the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America.

This agreement, which was signed without the knowledge or consent of Congress or the American people, is suspected as the foundation of a North American Union similar to the European Union. Except for CNN's Lou Dobbs, there is a blackout from the mainstream media concerning this vital issue. The meeting place of the leaders' recent talks in Quebec was surrounded by a 15-mile security parameter. If Bush and the Mexican and Canadian leaders have nothing to hide, then why the secrecy?

The partnership calls for the economic, political and military integration of the three nations. It would, in essence, take away our sovereignty.

What would happen to the Bill of Rights and our Constitution? They would become null and void, with the future of all our freedoms in jeopardy.

One can go to www.spp.gov and see that their proposed agenda demands nothing short of a centralized government of the three countries. Please go to www.jbs.org for information on what we as concerned citizens can do to hinder this assault on America.