Soon Coming Enforcement Of The SPP Places Ones Investments At Risk
Thursday, 6. March 2008, 11:57:07
This article was last updated 10-10-2008
I. Introduction
The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, the SPP, presents a clear and present danger for investors globally, but especially for the natural resource investor and the Russell 2000 Investor, the S&P Investor and the Dow Investor as well as those invested on the Canadian and Mexican Exchanges.
One should immediately disinvest from all stocks and bonds; and be invested in gold at BullionVault.com, GoldMoney.com and in a trust account in the gold ETF, GLD, in a trust account a foreign nation such as Switzerland.
II. The announcement of the SPP on March 23, 2005 made for a economic, political and investment sea change
Frameworks -- Leader's Agreements, neither treaties nor constitutions, now define and specify working relationships between nations and peoples; The SPP, is one such Framework.
Presented below is a photo from the Baylor University web site showing Condoleezza Rice And George Bush as they were greeted by Baylor University's Robert B. Sloan Jr. and members of his staff immediately prior to the announcement of the Security and Prosperity Partnership, the SPP, on March 23, 2005.
Mr. Sloan said: "It is an honor for Baylor University to host the leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico," and he continued: "Here at Baylor, we want to teach our students to serve. Baylor today had the opportunity to serve on behalf of our country and the world, and it is a tremendous privilege for Baylor to host this trilateral meeting."

The Security And Prosperity Partnership provides state corporate rule to deal with systemic risks -- systemic failures such as debt guarantor insolvencies, and outbreak of pandemic disease, such as avian influenza as mentioned in the Leader's Joint Statement of March, 31, 2006 in Cancun, Mexico.
The photo below is of President George Bush with Robert J Stevens of Lockheed Martin and other business leaders in a March 2006 Security and Prosperity Partnership "Progress Meeting" held at the Cancun Summit.

Canada's Stephen Harper, spoke before the Economic Club of New York, where he related the need for a continental response to overseas threats to the continent' security and prosperity.
The think tank, Council on Foreign Relations, CFR, has called for Regional monetary integration; Andrew G. Marshall writing in a GlobalResearch.ca article sees this resulting the use of a continental currency: the Amero.
I believe that a continental response to either an oversees 'economic threat' or a continental response to a 'internal health or economic threat' by the combined Canadian and US Military under Northcom will see an expropriation of the continents' precious metal, natural gas, energy, energy service, steel, potash, coal and oil sand resources to be managed by combined state-corporate rule for the greater needs of the continent as a whole.
Truly the natural resource stocks and ETfs have weathered the stock market storm that has come to the banking, finance and real estate sectors; but with the expropriation that I envision, all the natural resource atocks are going to suffer dramatic falls, when action is taken to secure the Continent's security and prosperity interests.
Not only will the natural resource stocks fall, when the provisions of the SPP are enforced, but all stocks as well.
III. Currently, the stock market is in sideways consolidation.
Mr. Knight's writing in his article Baby Got Ambac provides the of the Russell 2000, which is in sideways consolidation.
It is helpful becuase it provides an anchor -- a landmark back to the beginning of the Elliott Wave 3 of 3 Down that commenced December 11, 2007 in not only the Russell 2000 but all stocks as well.
The 3 of 3 waves are the most dramatic and sweeping of all waves; they create wealth on the way up and destroy it on the way down.
Elliott 3 Waves Up or Down, only occur in the presence of dramatic social moods, as well as dramatic political activity.
Socially for example: The last five years of investment exuberance have been accompanied from everything the Happy Meal, to the zenith of personal computing, to granting people home loans insured via Freddie Mac, FRE, and Fannie Mae, FNM, who never ever should have qualified for such.
Politically for example: The last five years has seen the rise of president who came to power charasmatically wooing the Evangelical Christians; and has risen to the level of the Unitary Executive.
Now, politically: with the announcement of the SPP, we have an entirely new political landscape: the word, the will, and the way of the leaders is now the law of the land, and the whole continent for that matter. We have the creation of a 'state-corporate combine' with 'security measures' in place, to rule over the resources and people of the North American continent.
IV. Investment Application.
One should immediately disinvest from all stocks and bonds; and be invested in gold at BullionVault.com, GoldMoney.com and in a trust account in the gold ETF, GLD, in a trust account a foreign nation such as Switzerland.
V. The Next Leaders' Meeting Is Scheduled For April 2008 In New Orleans
As stated above stakeholders -- ministers in government, and leaders in commerce, finance and industry have been coordinating in Summits and in working groups for three years now to provide the Trilateral Regulatory Cooperation Framework, -- the "Foundation Agreement" for unified state-corporate rule of the North American Continent, as well as to work out detailed and harmonized security trading, transportation and other corporate laws to address threats to the continent's security and prosperity; and now the Exchange Magazine: Security and Prosperity Section dated February 29, 2008 provides the following Agenda for then next Leaders' Joint Meeting in New Orleans of which I glean the following key components.
The announcement mentions the word, "our people". The three leaders, Bush, Fox and Martin, on March 23, 2005 announced a "homeland", governed by global principles of security and prosperity -- the Leaders and stakeholders are now sovereign: sovereign nations with their constitutions are a thing of the past.
A purpose of the Leaders' Joint Meeting is to announce, that is to communicate the legal status of, the Regulatory Cooperation Framework -- the strategic agreement that super cedes commerce and security laws of the individual nations of North America.
Thus, the Uniform Commercial Code, the UCC, which harmonized commercial transactions in the 50 state, is an economic and legal dinosaur made extinct by the SPP.
Initiatives taken under the SPP are to be seen as an extension of NAFTA with competitiveness being a key criteria and driving factor.
A focus of the Leader's Joint Meeting will be to enhance "emergency management and preparedness".
And a focus will be to meet with the "Continental Economic Congress" -- the North American Competitiveness Council -- the NACC described in the article from NAFTA to the SPP. a North American Competitiveness Council Framework Agreement guiding Finance, Commerce and Trade,
"Joint Statement by Ministers Responsible for the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America":
OTTAWA - In preparation for our leaders' meeting in New Orleans on April 21-22, we, the ministers responsible for the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) met in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, to review progress on the five priorities identified by leaders in Montebello and to discuss cooperative approaches to common challenges and opportunities.
This year marks the fifteenth anniversary of the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). NAFTA has been a tremendous success: trade and commerce among our countries have grown exponentially. Trilateral merchandise trade is approximately $900 billion in 2007, significantly contributing to economic growth and increased standards of living in all three countries.
The SPP builds on this dynamic relationship by providing Canada, Mexico and the United States a partnership to build a safer, more secure and economically dynamic North America, while respecting the sovereignty, laws, unique heritage, and culture of each country.
In order to give guidance and achieve results in advance of the April 2008 North American leaders' Summit, we have reviewed progress achieved since Montebello and have directed officials to:
- Competitiveness: Continue to implement the strategy to combat piracy and counterfeiting, and build on the Regulatory Cooperation Framework by pursuing collaboration through sectoral initiatives, with an emphasis on the automotive sector;
- Safe Food & Products: Strengthen cooperation to better identify, assess and manage unsafe food and products before they enter North America, and collaborate to promote the compatibility of our related regulatory and inspection regimes;
- Energy and Environment: Develop projects under the newly signed Agreement on Science and Technology; and cooperate on moving new technologies to the marketplace, auto fuel efficiency and energy efficiency standards;
- Smart & Secure Borders: Strengthen cooperation protocols and create new mechanisms to secure our common borders while facilitating legitimate travel and trade in the North American region;
- Emergency Management and Preparedness: Strengthen emergency management cooperation capacity in the North American region before, during and after disasters.
We also instructed officials to consider innovative ways to advance these five priorities, to enhance our dialogue and further our cooperation.
We recognize the work of our colleagues from the various agencies and departments that have contributed and will continue to contribute to advancing bilateral and trilateral cooperation.
We acknowledge the challenges that transnational crime poses to our region and our assessment indicates that some accomplishments have been made. Nevertheless, we need to improve and strengthen our cooperative bilateral and trilateral mechanisms in order to identify innovative and committed solutions to eliminate those threats and assure the well being and prosperity of our people.
We will also explore new avenues of cooperation and convergence to address issues such as arms trafficking, terrorism, money laundering, counterfeiting, trafficking of people and smuggling, and border violence.
We also met with representatives of the North American Competitiveness Council (NACC), whose contributions and advice in building a more prosperous and dynamic North America have been invaluable. We discussed the long-term challenges facing our three countries and how best to increase security and prosperity in North America, in order to make our region the best place to live, work and do business. Accordingly, we reiterate our interest in maintaining an open dialogue with business leaders and other stakeholders.
We reaffirm our commitment to the objectives of the SPP. We are convinced that greater cooperation and coordination will bring benefits to our countries. As we prepare for the next leaders' Summit in New Orleans, we will continue to work together to ensure progress in the priority areas identified at Montebello and other areas where there is ongoing work.
V. Summary Statement
Sometimes the forest can't be seen for the trees.
Therefore for clarity of understanding: "The Security and Prosperity Partnership Of North America, the SPP which was announced on March 23, 2005, by Bush Fox and Martin, at Baylor University, set forth a framework of principles governing the security and prosperity of the continental homeland. The Leaders lead, stakeholders manage the continent's resources and factors of production, the people follow, and the investor has his wealth in BullionVault.com, GoldMoney.com and the gold ETF, GLD, in a trust account.
VI. Suggested Reading
Herb Greenberg: How To Keep Your Investments Safe
Adrian Ash: Why choose gold when the Fed lowers the central bank interest rates
I. Introduction
The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, the SPP, presents a clear and present danger for investors globally, but especially for the natural resource investor and the Russell 2000 Investor, the S&P Investor and the Dow Investor as well as those invested on the Canadian and Mexican Exchanges.
One should immediately disinvest from all stocks and bonds; and be invested in gold at BullionVault.com, GoldMoney.com and in a trust account in the gold ETF, GLD, in a trust account a foreign nation such as Switzerland.
II. The announcement of the SPP on March 23, 2005 made for a economic, political and investment sea change
Frameworks -- Leader's Agreements, neither treaties nor constitutions, now define and specify working relationships between nations and peoples; The SPP, is one such Framework.
Presented below is a photo from the Baylor University web site showing Condoleezza Rice And George Bush as they were greeted by Baylor University's Robert B. Sloan Jr. and members of his staff immediately prior to the announcement of the Security and Prosperity Partnership, the SPP, on March 23, 2005.
Mr. Sloan said: "It is an honor for Baylor University to host the leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico," and he continued: "Here at Baylor, we want to teach our students to serve. Baylor today had the opportunity to serve on behalf of our country and the world, and it is a tremendous privilege for Baylor to host this trilateral meeting."

The Security And Prosperity Partnership provides state corporate rule to deal with systemic risks -- systemic failures such as debt guarantor insolvencies, and outbreak of pandemic disease, such as avian influenza as mentioned in the Leader's Joint Statement of March, 31, 2006 in Cancun, Mexico.
The photo below is of President George Bush with Robert J Stevens of Lockheed Martin and other business leaders in a March 2006 Security and Prosperity Partnership "Progress Meeting" held at the Cancun Summit.

Canada's Stephen Harper, spoke before the Economic Club of New York, where he related the need for a continental response to overseas threats to the continent' security and prosperity.
The think tank, Council on Foreign Relations, CFR, has called for Regional monetary integration; Andrew G. Marshall writing in a GlobalResearch.ca article sees this resulting the use of a continental currency: the Amero.
I believe that a continental response to either an oversees 'economic threat' or a continental response to a 'internal health or economic threat' by the combined Canadian and US Military under Northcom will see an expropriation of the continents' precious metal, natural gas, energy, energy service, steel, potash, coal and oil sand resources to be managed by combined state-corporate rule for the greater needs of the continent as a whole.
Truly the natural resource stocks and ETfs have weathered the stock market storm that has come to the banking, finance and real estate sectors; but with the expropriation that I envision, all the natural resource atocks are going to suffer dramatic falls, when action is taken to secure the Continent's security and prosperity interests.
Not only will the natural resource stocks fall, when the provisions of the SPP are enforced, but all stocks as well.
III. Currently, the stock market is in sideways consolidation.
Mr. Knight's writing in his article Baby Got Ambac provides the of the Russell 2000, which is in sideways consolidation.
It is helpful becuase it provides an anchor -- a landmark back to the beginning of the Elliott Wave 3 of 3 Down that commenced December 11, 2007 in not only the Russell 2000 but all stocks as well.
The 3 of 3 waves are the most dramatic and sweeping of all waves; they create wealth on the way up and destroy it on the way down.
Elliott 3 Waves Up or Down, only occur in the presence of dramatic social moods, as well as dramatic political activity.
Socially for example: The last five years of investment exuberance have been accompanied from everything the Happy Meal, to the zenith of personal computing, to granting people home loans insured via Freddie Mac, FRE, and Fannie Mae, FNM, who never ever should have qualified for such.
Politically for example: The last five years has seen the rise of president who came to power charasmatically wooing the Evangelical Christians; and has risen to the level of the Unitary Executive.
Now, politically: with the announcement of the SPP, we have an entirely new political landscape: the word, the will, and the way of the leaders is now the law of the land, and the whole continent for that matter. We have the creation of a 'state-corporate combine' with 'security measures' in place, to rule over the resources and people of the North American continent.
IV. Investment Application.
One should immediately disinvest from all stocks and bonds; and be invested in gold at BullionVault.com, GoldMoney.com and in a trust account in the gold ETF, GLD, in a trust account a foreign nation such as Switzerland.
V. The Next Leaders' Meeting Is Scheduled For April 2008 In New Orleans
As stated above stakeholders -- ministers in government, and leaders in commerce, finance and industry have been coordinating in Summits and in working groups for three years now to provide the Trilateral Regulatory Cooperation Framework, -- the "Foundation Agreement" for unified state-corporate rule of the North American Continent, as well as to work out detailed and harmonized security trading, transportation and other corporate laws to address threats to the continent's security and prosperity; and now the Exchange Magazine: Security and Prosperity Section dated February 29, 2008 provides the following Agenda for then next Leaders' Joint Meeting in New Orleans of which I glean the following key components.
The announcement mentions the word, "our people". The three leaders, Bush, Fox and Martin, on March 23, 2005 announced a "homeland", governed by global principles of security and prosperity -- the Leaders and stakeholders are now sovereign: sovereign nations with their constitutions are a thing of the past.
A purpose of the Leaders' Joint Meeting is to announce, that is to communicate the legal status of, the Regulatory Cooperation Framework -- the strategic agreement that super cedes commerce and security laws of the individual nations of North America.
Thus, the Uniform Commercial Code, the UCC, which harmonized commercial transactions in the 50 state, is an economic and legal dinosaur made extinct by the SPP.
Initiatives taken under the SPP are to be seen as an extension of NAFTA with competitiveness being a key criteria and driving factor.
A focus of the Leader's Joint Meeting will be to enhance "emergency management and preparedness".
And a focus will be to meet with the "Continental Economic Congress" -- the North American Competitiveness Council -- the NACC described in the article from NAFTA to the SPP. a North American Competitiveness Council Framework Agreement guiding Finance, Commerce and Trade,
"Joint Statement by Ministers Responsible for the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America":
OTTAWA - In preparation for our leaders' meeting in New Orleans on April 21-22, we, the ministers responsible for the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) met in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, to review progress on the five priorities identified by leaders in Montebello and to discuss cooperative approaches to common challenges and opportunities.
This year marks the fifteenth anniversary of the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). NAFTA has been a tremendous success: trade and commerce among our countries have grown exponentially. Trilateral merchandise trade is approximately $900 billion in 2007, significantly contributing to economic growth and increased standards of living in all three countries.
The SPP builds on this dynamic relationship by providing Canada, Mexico and the United States a partnership to build a safer, more secure and economically dynamic North America, while respecting the sovereignty, laws, unique heritage, and culture of each country.
In order to give guidance and achieve results in advance of the April 2008 North American leaders' Summit, we have reviewed progress achieved since Montebello and have directed officials to:
- Competitiveness: Continue to implement the strategy to combat piracy and counterfeiting, and build on the Regulatory Cooperation Framework by pursuing collaboration through sectoral initiatives, with an emphasis on the automotive sector;
- Safe Food & Products: Strengthen cooperation to better identify, assess and manage unsafe food and products before they enter North America, and collaborate to promote the compatibility of our related regulatory and inspection regimes;
- Energy and Environment: Develop projects under the newly signed Agreement on Science and Technology; and cooperate on moving new technologies to the marketplace, auto fuel efficiency and energy efficiency standards;
- Smart & Secure Borders: Strengthen cooperation protocols and create new mechanisms to secure our common borders while facilitating legitimate travel and trade in the North American region;
- Emergency Management and Preparedness: Strengthen emergency management cooperation capacity in the North American region before, during and after disasters.
We also instructed officials to consider innovative ways to advance these five priorities, to enhance our dialogue and further our cooperation.
We recognize the work of our colleagues from the various agencies and departments that have contributed and will continue to contribute to advancing bilateral and trilateral cooperation.
We acknowledge the challenges that transnational crime poses to our region and our assessment indicates that some accomplishments have been made. Nevertheless, we need to improve and strengthen our cooperative bilateral and trilateral mechanisms in order to identify innovative and committed solutions to eliminate those threats and assure the well being and prosperity of our people.
We will also explore new avenues of cooperation and convergence to address issues such as arms trafficking, terrorism, money laundering, counterfeiting, trafficking of people and smuggling, and border violence.
We also met with representatives of the North American Competitiveness Council (NACC), whose contributions and advice in building a more prosperous and dynamic North America have been invaluable. We discussed the long-term challenges facing our three countries and how best to increase security and prosperity in North America, in order to make our region the best place to live, work and do business. Accordingly, we reiterate our interest in maintaining an open dialogue with business leaders and other stakeholders.
We reaffirm our commitment to the objectives of the SPP. We are convinced that greater cooperation and coordination will bring benefits to our countries. As we prepare for the next leaders' Summit in New Orleans, we will continue to work together to ensure progress in the priority areas identified at Montebello and other areas where there is ongoing work.
V. Summary Statement
Sometimes the forest can't be seen for the trees.
Therefore for clarity of understanding: "The Security and Prosperity Partnership Of North America, the SPP which was announced on March 23, 2005, by Bush Fox and Martin, at Baylor University, set forth a framework of principles governing the security and prosperity of the continental homeland. The Leaders lead, stakeholders manage the continent's resources and factors of production, the people follow, and the investor has his wealth in BullionVault.com, GoldMoney.com and the gold ETF, GLD, in a trust account.
VI. Suggested Reading
Herb Greenberg: How To Keep Your Investments Safe
Adrian Ash: Why choose gold when the Fed lowers the central bank interest rates

