The Political Conversion
of British Columbia Premier
Gordon Campbell
The political conversion of British Columbia Premier, Gordon Campbell, from fierce political opponent of water exports from British Columbia to an enthusiastic supporter of massive water exports, albeit disguised as "green energy projects", will rank as one of the greatest political conversions since the conversion of the anti Christian Saul into the Christian Zealot of Saint Paul on the road to Damascus.
Governor Arnold Schwarznegger must be one heck of a preacher because Gordon Campbell has been baptized in the waters of life and is now one of the world'sleading propponents of water excports.
Click here to read about Gordon Campbell Attending California Legislature To Announce Water Expport Projects
Governor Arnold Schwarznegger must be one heck of a preacher because Gordon Campbell has been baptized in the waters of life and is now one of the world'sleading propponents of water excports.
Click here to read about Gordon Campbell Attending California Legislature To Announce Water Expport Projects
WATER FOR FRIENDS
The New Politics
Of
Sharing and Co-operation
At the Canadian Western Premiers Conference held in Vancouver in June 2010, Premier Campbell and his colleagues openly declared the shift to a new paradigm that is emerging in North America with respect to water.
Canadian politicians, led by Premier Gordon Campbell are now in the process of changing from the politics and rhetoric of scarcity and possessiveness to the new political reality of sharing and co-operation so that the whole continent, from Mexico to Canada, can live more abundantly.
As a whole, there is no scarcity of water in North America, although there is a scarcity in certain regions and at certain times.
What there has been is a scarcity of generosity and co-operation in the speeches and writings of Canada's political elites, its visionless leaders, who have used the rhetoric of fear to manipulate and hoodwink the Canadian public while attempting to loot for themselves the wealth that the water of Canada can be used to generate.
This perversity in the speech and the written word of Canada's leadership has fostered a national public culture of resentment and defeatism that takes more pleasure from the failures and misfortunes of others, Canada's friends and neighbours, than in its own successes.
After over four decades of fearmongering, deceit and deception, by Canada's visionless political leaders, there is a massive change emerging in Canada with respect to water and water exports.
The conversion of Gordon Campbell has been a process helped along by the Bilderberg Club.
Canadian politicians, led by Premier Gordon Campbell are now in the process of changing from the politics and rhetoric of scarcity and possessiveness to the new political reality of sharing and co-operation so that the whole continent, from Mexico to Canada, can live more abundantly.
As a whole, there is no scarcity of water in North America, although there is a scarcity in certain regions and at certain times.
What there has been is a scarcity of generosity and co-operation in the speeches and writings of Canada's political elites, its visionless leaders, who have used the rhetoric of fear to manipulate and hoodwink the Canadian public while attempting to loot for themselves the wealth that the water of Canada can be used to generate.
This perversity in the speech and the written word of Canada's leadership has fostered a national public culture of resentment and defeatism that takes more pleasure from the failures and misfortunes of others, Canada's friends and neighbours, than in its own successes.
After over four decades of fearmongering, deceit and deception, by Canada's visionless political leaders, there is a massive change emerging in Canada with respect to water and water exports.
The conversion of Gordon Campbell has been a process helped along by the Bilderberg Club.
British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell
At the
The Bilderberg Club Meeting
When British Columbia political leader like, Gordon Campbell, and a Canada's national television news and propaganda man, Peter Mansbridge, were invited to consult with some of the richest people in the world at the Bilderberg Club meeting in Spain in June 2010, the story was largely ignored by the mainstream media in Canada although a foreign newspaper caught Peter Mansbridge and Gordon Campbell, in the above photo on the right, loading their luggage as they made their getaway from the Bilderberg Club meeting.
What was up?
Why was Gordon Campbell invited to the Builderberg Club meeting on June 5 & 6, 2010?
Why was Peter Mansbridge invited also?
Was it at the Bilderberg Club meeting that Grodon Campbell was formally a baptized in the politics of sharing water resources?
What was up?
Why was Gordon Campbell invited to the Builderberg Club meeting on June 5 & 6, 2010?
Why was Peter Mansbridge invited also?
Was it at the Bilderberg Club meeting that Grodon Campbell was formally a baptized in the politics of sharing water resources?
The Greening
of
America and Mexico
A small portion of the water that annually flows through Canada's into the oceans are about to be diverted through a system of man made lakes, rivers and canals to the desterts of the American Southwest and Northern Mexico transforming once barren and useless landscapes into gardens of opportunity and abundance
Leading environmental thinkers are now recognizing that the North American Water and Power Alliance Project, the NAWAPA, is part of the solution to global warming by generating clean energy and transforming deserts into gardens that create new micro climates assisting to cool the atmosphere.
Click here to Latest Environmental Analysis of the NAWAPA
Leading environmental thinkers are now recognizing that the North American Water and Power Alliance Project, the NAWAPA, is part of the solution to global warming by generating clean energy and transforming deserts into gardens that create new micro climates assisting to cool the atmosphere.
Click here to Latest Environmental Analysis of the NAWAPA
Prime Minister Stephen Harper
and
California Governor Arnold Swchwarzenegger
Immediately after he took over the Government of Canada, Prime Minister Stephen Harper faced two serious economic issues with the Government of the United States.
The first was the issue of softwood lumber exports from Canada to American markets a matter dear to many rural Canadian communities where Prime Minister Harper drew much of his political support. There was a strong lobby in the United States opposed to softwood lumber imports from Canada.
The second issue was the matter of water exports from Canada to American markets but, in a curious reversal of politics, there was a strong lobby in Canada opposed to any water exports to from Canada to the United States.
In 2006, Prime Minister Harper resolved the softwood lumber issues be a historic agreement with the American government. Since that time there has been relative peace between Canada and American softwood lumber producers..
In January 2007, Prime Minister Harper turned his attention to the second issue of water exports and invited California Governor Schwarzenegger to Canada for a consultation on the issue.
It was carefully explained to Governor Schwarzenegger that water export was a complicated issue in Canada that involved both federal and provincial jurisdiction.
It was also explained that there was a huge Canadian lobby against water exports that had been created through media manipulation as part of the process of attempting to creating a Canadian water export monopoly controilled by a handful of political insiders.
Governor Schwarzenegger listened, learned what he had to do to move the issue forward, and, over the next three years, Governor Schwarzenegger, Prime Minister Harper, President Obama, and a reluctant Premier Campbell coordinated their efforts so that a deal could be struck that, presumably, benefited all concerned, and that deal was concluded between February 2010, when Governors of several American States came to Canada to sign key agreements, and July and August of 2010, when Queen Elizabeth came to Canada, signed some key documents and paid a quick visit to New York City on her way home and Premier Campbell visited the Sacramento, California, to speak to the Senate, the Assembly and the Governor.
The first was the issue of softwood lumber exports from Canada to American markets a matter dear to many rural Canadian communities where Prime Minister Harper drew much of his political support. There was a strong lobby in the United States opposed to softwood lumber imports from Canada.
The second issue was the matter of water exports from Canada to American markets but, in a curious reversal of politics, there was a strong lobby in Canada opposed to any water exports to from Canada to the United States.
In 2006, Prime Minister Harper resolved the softwood lumber issues be a historic agreement with the American government. Since that time there has been relative peace between Canada and American softwood lumber producers..
In January 2007, Prime Minister Harper turned his attention to the second issue of water exports and invited California Governor Schwarzenegger to Canada for a consultation on the issue.
It was carefully explained to Governor Schwarzenegger that water export was a complicated issue in Canada that involved both federal and provincial jurisdiction.
It was also explained that there was a huge Canadian lobby against water exports that had been created through media manipulation as part of the process of attempting to creating a Canadian water export monopoly controilled by a handful of political insiders.
Governor Schwarzenegger listened, learned what he had to do to move the issue forward, and, over the next three years, Governor Schwarzenegger, Prime Minister Harper, President Obama, and a reluctant Premier Campbell coordinated their efforts so that a deal could be struck that, presumably, benefited all concerned, and that deal was concluded between February 2010, when Governors of several American States came to Canada to sign key agreements, and July and August of 2010, when Queen Elizabeth came to Canada, signed some key documents and paid a quick visit to New York City on her way home and Premier Campbell visited the Sacramento, California, to speak to the Senate, the Assembly and the Governor.
