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Fujiya Miyagi - Transparent Things

2009-11-17 - extension: rar - size: 63 MB

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Transparent Things

2009-12-29 - extension: zip - size: 62 MB

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Transparent Things

2008-12-26 - extension: rar - size: 62 MB

Transparent Things

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Getting Things Done: with SPP by A$$ kissing USA
A Case for Repealing NAFTA and Blocking the NAU. Canada-( http://youtube.com/watch?v=O7ZDNHf30pI ) (More) A Case for Repealing NAFTA and Blocking the NAU. Canada-( http://youtube.com/watch?v=O7ZDNHf30pI ) America-( http://youtube.com/watch?v=_qfmLbn-Kh0 ) Mexico-( http://youtube.com/watch?v=QOztn8tHTdc ) All Reject NAFTA Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice http://www.stj911.org/ http://canadapetitions.chipin.com/canada-petitions http://911blacklist.org/ http://truthaction.org/ http://www.calgary911truth.org/ http://www.canadianactionparty.ca/ http://www.bcrevolution.ca/concentration_camps.htm Canadians who seek to save their country, must therefore seek to cancel NAFTA, as the legal basis for the greed-driven and fear associated pursuit of the destruction of Canada, under the pretext of the "War of Terrorism". http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/44/085.html American A$$ kissing Stephen Harper fails Canadian. Prime Minister Stephen Harper Fails Canadians at Security and Prosperity Partnership Summit August 21, 2007 OTTAWA - Liberal Leader Stéphane Dion today announced the Liberal Opposition will table a resolution when Parliament resumes to ensure full scrutiny of the Security and Prosperity Partnership Summit, because of the failure of Prime Minister Stephen Harper to raise key issues during the two-day event that took place behind closed doors. "It is clear that Prime Minister Harper has ignored the issues that are of utmost importance to Canadians when he had an important opportunity to raise them during his meetings in Montebello," said Mr. Dion. "In our Strong and Free document released last week, we outlined six areas the Prime Minister should have addressed. None of these topics were fully addressed and Canadians deserve to know why. Instead they got nothing but empty rhetoric." On Friday, Mr. Dion called on the Prime Minister to address the following issues during the SPP Summit: The transparency of the SPP process: The SPP process is no more transparent today than it was on Friday, when the Liberal Blueprint was released. The final communiqué and backgrounder issued following the Summit shed no light on the substance of conversations, and contained no "next steps" or deliverables, as has been the practise at previous SPP meetings. Cross-Border Travel: Discussions did not lead to any specific agreement or strategy to facilitate the free movement of people or goods across our shared border with the U.S. War in Afghanistan: The Prime Minister continued to leave the door open for Canada's combat mission in Southern Afghanistan to be extended beyond the February 2009 date voted upon by Parliament. He blamed the Opposition for a lack of Parliamentary consensus, but implied that if he were to secure a majority government, Canada's combat mission would be extended beyond February 2009. Environment : The Prime Minister failed to put an end to speculation within the business community that bulk water exports are being negotiated behind closed doors. He also failed to secure a commitment that environmental standards, including those for pesticide safety, would be harmonized using the highest standard and not the lowest as the common denominator. Guantanamo : Despite widespread condemnation of the detention centre, the Prime Minister remains the only Western leader not to have intervened to ensure due process for one of their citizens and Omar Khadr remains the only Western citizen still detained at Guantanamo. Gun Crime: The Prime Minister did not seize the opportunity to pressure the Bush administration to stop gun smuggling from the U.S. "Mr. Harper did not commit to anything concrete as a result of his meetings. All Canadians got was a vague update on previous initiatives established at earlier SPP meetings," said Mr. Dion. "Mr. Harper has dismissed critics of the secrecy of the SPP process, refusing to offer any substantive response to criticism from the business community, NGO's and the Opposition that the secrecy of the talks is unacceptable and erodes the public's trust that their governments are acting in their best interests." The original spirit of the SPP was to strengthen Canada's national interest on security, trade, competitiveness, health, safety and the environment by working closely with our neighbours, said Mr. Dion. "Mr. Harper has caved in to a much narrower agenda, which fits with the Bush administration's views but not with the views of Canadians, and we intend to use all the Parliamentary tools at our disposal to hold the government to account so Canadians will know what was discussed and what it will mean for their economic and security interests." (Less)

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