RE: Montana Passes Anti-North American Union Resolution
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From: Precarious333
Date: Apr 23, 2007 4:46 PM
Montana Legislature Passes Anti-NAU Resolution
Mary Benoit
JBS
April 20, 2007
On April 18, 2007, the Montana Senate passed H.J.R. 25, a bill that opposes the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP), the developing North American Union (NAU) and the NAFTA Superhighway. The final vote was an overwhelming 32-18.
Montana is the second state to have passed, in both houses, a resolution opposing the SPP/NAU agenda. The first state to take a clear stand against the agreement was in Idaho with the passage of H.J.M. 5 in both the House and Senate. The Utah legislature passed a similar resolution in the House, but the Senate let the bill die by refusing to vote on the resolution prior end of the congressional session.
Aside from the three states mentioned above, at least 14 other state legislatures have introduced resolutions opposing the SPP, NAU and the NAFTA Superhighway.
The John Birch Society is very pleased to see these resolutions pass in the state legislatures and is thankful to our member-activists who have worked diligently with Congress to ensure their passage.
For more information in the North American Union visit the website for the John Birch Society’s newly launched Freedom Campaign.
http://www.jbs.org/node/3527
From: Precarious333
Date: Apr 23, 2007 4:46 PM
Montana Legislature Passes Anti-NAU Resolution
Mary Benoit
JBS
April 20, 2007
On April 18, 2007, the Montana Senate passed H.J.R. 25, a bill that opposes the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP), the developing North American Union (NAU) and the NAFTA Superhighway. The final vote was an overwhelming 32-18.
Montana is the second state to have passed, in both houses, a resolution opposing the SPP/NAU agenda. The first state to take a clear stand against the agreement was in Idaho with the passage of H.J.M. 5 in both the House and Senate. The Utah legislature passed a similar resolution in the House, but the Senate let the bill die by refusing to vote on the resolution prior end of the congressional session.
Aside from the three states mentioned above, at least 14 other state legislatures have introduced resolutions opposing the SPP, NAU and the NAFTA Superhighway.
The John Birch Society is very pleased to see these resolutions pass in the state legislatures and is thankful to our member-activists who have worked diligently with Congress to ensure their passage.
For more information in the North American Union visit the website for the John Birch Society’s newly launched Freedom Campaign.
http://www.jbs.org/node/3527
posted by Gandolfo at 4/24/2007
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