394-397 THE SEPARATION OF QUEBEC: A DECEPTION OF THE FINANCIERS TO TAKE OVER ALL OF CANADA

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by Alain Pilote (Quebec, Canada)

It is in the interest of powerful financial interests to create and foster conflicts between English and French Canadians in order to bring about the separation of Quebec, in such a way that once Quebec is separated from the rest of Canada, the other Canadian provinces will have no alternative but to join the United States of America, and form new American States.

According to Shelley Ann Clark - a civil servant who works for the Canadian Department of External Affairs, and who took in the negotiations for the Free Trade Agreement between Canada and the United States, which was signed in 1988 - an alternative version of the agreement was presented to the provinces for their approval in which certain paragraphs concerning energy and Canadian water supplies were completely omitted, in order not to scare the provinces.

The actual agreement (which was never disclosed to the provinces or to the public) states that the USA will have priority access to all the oil and water of Canada, even before the Canadians. Huge pipelines will be built to re-route water from James Bay and Northern Canada to the USA. The rest of Canada, being deprived of its resources, would have no alternative but to send an SOS to the USA and merge with that country. (The text even states that Canada will be completely sold out to the USA by the year 2005).

The creation of a single country in North America is a step planned by the Financiers to reach their ultimate objective of a one-world government. There are three major economic areas in the world today: Europe, North America, and the Far East (Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, etc.) If, under the pretext of having to join forces to be able to face economic competition with the other two regions, the member countries of each of these three regions decide to merge into one single country, forming three super-States, then the one-world government will be almost achieved. This is exactly what is taking place now, and what is promoted by the Trilateral Commission, a group founded in 1973 by David Rockefeller, the chairman of the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York, of which the official aim is 'to harmonize the political, economic, social and cultural relations between the three major economic regions in the world (hence the name 'Trilateral').

This aim has almost been achieved in Europe with the Single European Act that came into force in 1993: all the member countries of the European Community have abolished their trade barriers, and will have to hand over their monetary and fiscal policies to the European Commission in Brussels. As regards North America, the Free Trade Agreement between Canada and the USA has been extended to Mexico, and is now called NAFTA (the North American Free Trade Agreement). This economic union will soon lead to a political union.

It is easy to understand that a sovereign Quebec would be no match for its giant American neighbour, and that Quebec would soon be absorbed by the USA for whom the survival of the French language in North America would be the least of its worries. Moreover, social programs would be far less advantageous in this enlarged USA than in present Quebec and Canada.

It is therefore obvious that the separation of Quebec would be a disaster, both for Quebec and Canada. Let us do all that we can to prevent it!