Towards a North American Security
Perimeter
Global Research, by Dana Gabriel - 121110
There
are numerous reports circulating that Canada and the U.S. are
secretly negotiating a security and trade deal which could be
signed as early as January 2011. The proposed agreement would
establish a security perimeter as a means to better secure North
America and stimulate trade. The Security and Prosperity
Partnership (SPP), along with other U.S.-Canada initiatives have
allowed the two countries to incrementally move towards creating
a common security perimeter.
The idea of a Canada-U.S. security perimeter is not new. Various
bilateral actions over the last number of years have further
laid the groundwork for this concept to become a reality.
...
NewsFocus: Despite what some think
about Lou Dobbs or Glenn Beck, they have been the only
mainstream media to cover the deal signed between the US, Canada
and Mexico, during the Bush-Cheney administration, The North
American Union. The Amero has already been proposed as a single
currency between the three countries.