Lisbon Treaty

CANADIAN ACTION PARTY/ PARTI ACTION CANADIENNE
April 23, 2008

Letter to the Editor, Irish Independent
re Lisbon Treaty ,

Dear Sirs:
My name is Connie Fogal. I am leader of the Canadian Action Party, one of Canada’s federally registered alternative parties. Our party is dedicated to national sovereignty and freedom. We recognize the sovereign power that lies in the national control of the creation and issuance of money. We recognize that globalization under the guise of “free trade” steals that power from the citizen and turns it over to administrative control directed by the corporate, financial, military elite to protect and promote their interest all at the expense of the ordinary person who, under this regime, is being reduced to slavery. This is modern day feudalism. We recognize that the European Union and in North America the current incremental creation of the North American Union are both administrative political instruments which steal from the people their freedom and rights that were hard fought and won over centuries of sacrifice and struggle, including war. These rights and privileges were incorporated into national constitutions which were intended to enshrine and protect our personal liberties and national well being from the greed and power of an elite few.

For Europeans, the Lisbon Treaty is the final nail in the coffin of the personal liberty and the right to a fair share to individual prosperity arising from the resources of each respective country because control of your lives and well being is being conquered without a war. Your national constitutions are being shredded, and centuries of struggle, suffering and sacrifice are being dismissed and denied. All of this is happening beyond the control and the will of the people. All of this is the profound violation of national and citizen sovereignty. The shadow rulers of the world have learned that they can easily conquer nations via economics (“free trade” and “globalization”) without war. And they are succeeding. The elected political leaders of Europe and North America have become unwitting fools and willing dupes, complicit players in the transformation into a new world order beyond the control or power of the people, by the people, for the people. Incredibly, they have condemned their own democratic role to irrelevancy and accepted the function of servant to corporate rule. The fact that no European citizens except the Irish are permitted to vote on the Lisbon Treaty tells you that all those other national European governments have been rendered impotent and useless to protect the interests of the people, that an undemocratic, unelected, unrepresentative, corporate administrative rule is in control with an agenda that serves not the interest of the ordinary citizen. In effect, national sovereignty has been rendered irrelevant and impotent. The unique Irish culture and identity will not survive the agenda of corporate rule.

It is my hope that the Irish will vote no to the Lisbon Treaty. It is my hope that Ireland with its significant history of struggle for freedom, independence, and sovereignty of the person as well as the state will not betray the sacrifices of its past. It is my hope that Ireland will be the beacon of hope for the world, and the leader in the human rescue from the clutches of corporate rule.

Yours truly,
Constance Fogal,
Leader, Canadian Action Party.