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Bush administration's SPP-linked
North American Competitiveness Council is criminal under Federal
Anti-Trust Law
George Chang
The
Canadian
Tuesday Aug 28, 2007
The Bush Administration's North American Competitiveness Council
(NACC) appears to be in profound criminal violation of U.S. Anti-Trust
Law (as well as, for example Competition Law in Canada). The NACC
could be viewed to be the largest ever criminal conspiracy against
the marketplace in United States (as well as in Canada). The NACC,
is a grab to seize control over the human and natural resources
of North America, that is designed to subvert vital consumer rights
which are associated with the affirmation of a fair and competitive
marketplace.
It is apparent that the name "Competitiveness",
was a clever attempt to disguise the substantive violation by
this entity, of U.S. law that is designed to protect the American
people from attempts by large corporations to engage in organized
criminal "collaborations" for commercial profit. The NACC, is
substantively an anti-competitive alliance of the largest corporations
in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. This alliance, through "Public-Private
Partnerships", is seeking to "carve up" Canada, the U.S., and
Mexico, into regionally controlled monopolies linked to SPP "stakeholders",
affirmed by a system of government preferentialism/favouritism.
A more accurate name for NACC would indeed be the "North American
Anti-Competitiveness Council".
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In the NACC, affiliated Big Business interests
provide support to the corrupted politicians who are "stakeholders"
in the SPP. This includes, for example, funnelling lots of
money from wealthy donors to political campaigns which secretively
endorse the SPP, to providing media coverage aimed at protecting
SPP-related interests. Politicians in the U.S. (and Canada), that
expect to be get the funding and other support during re-election,
are required to pass laws, and engage in other activities which
support corporate commercial profiteering interests.
In return, the corporate executives who
are stakeholders in the NACC, expect that the politicians will
make sure that SPP-linked corporations, will be awarded government
contracts via Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).
Indeed PPPs help enable NACC corporate members to avoid the "hassle"
of the competitive bidding process. Tom DeWeese, President
of the American Policy Centers exposed, PPPs as the creation
of private monopolies, against a free marketplace.
The Sherman Antitrust Act (Sherman Act[1],
July 2, 1890, ch. 647, 26 Stat. 209, 15 U.S.C. § 1-7), was the
first U.S. government action to limit monopolies, and forms
the intellectual legal basis of modern U.S. antitrust laws.
The Sherman Act provides: "Every contract, combination in the
form of trust or otherwise, or conspiracy, in restraint of trade
or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations,
is declared to be illegal". The Act also provides: "Every
person who shall monopolize, or attempt to monopolize, or combine
or conspire with any other person or persons, to monopolize any
part of the trade or commerce among the several States, or with
foreign nations, shall be deemed guilty of a felony ..." The
Act put responsibility upon government attorneys and district
courts to pursue and investigate trusts, companies and organizations
suspected of violating the Act.
Critically acclaimed author Jerome Corsi says,
about the Bush administration's SPP related initiative, "The White
House press release references no U.S. law or treaty under which
the NACC was organized."
That is because the NACC operates essentially,
a criminal conspiracy under U.S. law. The NACC is analogous
to a bunch of bank robbers being able to perpetrate a bank robbery,
right in front of a group of police, who turn a blind eye to it,
while waiting for their "cut" of the money.
NACC, changes the role of government, from representing
the people to ensure that laws are being upheld on labour rights
to environmental rights, into government as a colluding partner
with Big Business interests.
The Bush Administration, through its apparent
Executive government sabotage of U.S. Anti-Trust laws, appears
to seek with the support of "politician stakeholders", to convert
America from "free enterprise", to an economy where executive
interests connected with the NACC will be able to pillage America,
along with Canada and Mexico.
The NACC, which is a Bush Administration White
House initiative under the Security and Prosperity Partnership
(SPP), is creating collusive trade relationships and monopolies
under the misnomer of "PPPs", involving Big Business interests
"across state lines" and with "foreign nations". This clearly
appears to be in criminal violation of U.S. Anti-Trust Law. Furthermore,
the attempt by the Bush administration to circumvent U.S. Congressional
oversight could be interpreted as an attempt to wilfully pursue
a criminal conspiracy as defined by U.S. anti-trust law, and that
would be an abuse of the Office of President.
The NACC is an official tri-national working
group of the SPP. It was "officially" created at the second summit
of the SPP in Cancún, Mexico, in March 2006. However, under U.S.
trade law, as well as Congressional approval requirements under
U.S. constitutional law, the NACC profoundly operates outside
the boundaries of legality.
The SPP currently operates as a clandestine
agreement between U.S. President Bush, Prime Minister Stephen
Harper, and the President of Mexico, with 30 other trans-national
Big Business interests in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, to work
towards a "North American Union." (NAU). The SPP is implementing
a process to create the NAU by 2010, and it is itself an anti-democratic
process, that is in accompanying violation of both U.S. and Canadian
constitutional law.
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