[van-announce] VIDEO: Guess who's coming to Canada?

[Derrick O'Keefe]

- please distribute widely -

WATCH THIS GREAT VIDEO, Produced By Alex Lisman. [Warning: Contains photos 
of civilian casualties]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GLu92ea7ss

More war. Less democracy.  Guess who's coming to Canada?

http://www.stopspp.ca

On August 20 in Vancouver, join with others across the country in saying to 
Harper, Bush and Calderon:

No to the wars of occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan,
No to the accelerated destruction of our planet,
No to the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North
America!

Rally in Vancouver:

Monday, August 20, 5:00pm
at the Vancouver Art Gallery (Robson & Hornby)
Organized by Vancouver's StopWar Coalition.

There will be a rally in Ottawa on August 19 and actions across the country 
Aug.19-21.

U.S. President George W. Bush, Mexican President Felipe Calderón, and 
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper meet in Montebello, Quebec in  August 
2007 to advance a "Security and Prosperity Partnership" (SPP) or 'NAFTA with 
guns' -- a North American pact that will increase economic and military 
harmonization between all three countries. The talks are closed to the 
public. Yet, the North American Competitiveness Council made up of 30 CEOs 
from large corporations (10 from Canada) will have exclusive influence on 
these "free-trade  plus security" agreements that will further de-regulate 
trade, giv  up Canada's control of its water, gas and oil, and more deeply  
integrate security and the military with the U.S. All of this will be done 
through agreements that by-pass the elected government and exclude civil 
society.

More info:
http://www.acp-cpa.ca
http://www.canadians.org

Pour français :

http://www.aqoci.qc.ca/ceg

_________________________________________________________________
Tell us your tech love story in the Summer Lovin Competition for your chance 
to win laptop loaded with Windows Vista, Office 2007 and Windows Live 
OneCare. 
http://www.microsoft.com/canada/home/contests/summerlovin/default.aspx