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George W. Bush on Free Trade
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George W. Bush is creating a presidential legacy organization, which ... It will advocate issues including free trade, under a data-free, bastardized view of Adam ...
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George W. Bush on Free Trade
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Bush Renewing Push for Colombian Free-Trade Deal



President George W. Bush and Colombian President Alvaro Uribe are renewing their push for Congress to approve a free-trade deal before lawmakers leave town to campaign for re-election. (Sept. 20)



George W. Bush Pushing Free Trade On His Way Out



Call your congressional representative and tell them to vote against Bush's free trade agreements for Colombia, Panama and South Korea. forms.house.gov This is how we lost our jobs and wealth to China. China is now challenging our space program and our military superiority.



George Bush is coming to Canada - the Trailer (2007)



More war. Less democracy. Guess who's coming to Canada? www.stopspp.ca US 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, give up Canada's control of its water, gas and oil, and more deeply integrate security and the military with the US All of this will be done through agreements that by-pass the elected government and exclude civil society. More info: www.acp-cpa.ca www.canadians.org Pour français : www.aqoci.qc.ca




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