Oregon Senate Introduces Anti-NAU Resolution

JBS | Feb. 20, 2007

Opposition to the North American Union continues to grow in state legislatures. Oregon is the newest state to introduce legislation that would urge the United States Congress to withdraw from the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) and the further development of the North American Union. The resolution, Senate Joint Memorial 5, was introduced by Senator Gary George and is cosponsored by 2 other state Senators and 4 Representatives. In part, the resolution reads:

Be It Resolved by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon:
That we, the members of the Seventy-fourth Legislative Assembly, respectfully request that the Congress of the United States withdraw the United States from further participation in the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America and other activities that advance, authorize, fund or promote the creation of a North American Union.

Here is a summary of anti-NAU legislation that has been introduced in either the U.S. Congress, or in state legislatures:

House Concurrent Resolution 40 - introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives by Virgil Goode of Virginia
Senate Concurrent Memorial 1002 - introduced by Senator Johnson of Arizona
Senate Concurrent Resolution 15 - introduced by Senator Barnitz of Missouri
House Concurrent Resolution 3185 - introduced by Rep. Davenport of South Carolina
House Joint Resolution 7 - introduced by Rep. Sandstrom and Senator Fife of Utah
Senate Joint Resolution 442 - introduced by Senators Lucas and Hawkins of Virginia
Senate Joint Memorial 8004 - introduced by Senators Stevens, Swecker and Benton of Washington

Aside from state legislatures, the NAU threat has been picked up by CNN's Lou Dobbs, Rep. Ron Paul, author Jerome Corsi, conservative talk show host Chuck Baldwin, The New American magazine, and many more who have been able to bypass the mainstream media via the internet and other alternate media venues.

Readers of this newsfeed are encouraged to visit the John Birch Society's issues page for the North American Union to learn more about this threat and how it can be stopped through the efforts of a well-informed citizenry.