Has anyone out there heard of this? I think it's been around for a few years, now, but it's still concerning.

North American Military Agreement Signed by the U.S. and Canada

Canada's Sovereignty in Jeopardy: the Militarization of North America

 

Yeah, strange that this has gotten zero response from either side. I posted about Bush suspending the Posse Comitatus Act which means military troops could not be used against US citizens but nobody cared. If you have any hope that we will remain a Republic or have the freedoms we enjoy today, you'd be extremely upset about all of this but still, nobody cares. I guess when the military kicks in the door and takes whatever they want, then somebody will say something.

Here's Wiki's write up on Posse Comitatus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_Act

 

Actually, in all honesty, I'm more worried for you guys, then I am for us. Our soldiers have no Second Amendment. Our soldiers have no such thing as an Oath Keepers organization. If they are legally brought into your country, they may not have issue with taking guns away from the people.

I'm hoping that they'd see your own soldiers refusing such a request and act accordingly, but who knows what a government would tell them to get them to follow orders?

 

Ive worked with a couple guys from the candian army and they seemed like pretty good guys even if they did talk funny.

 

Hahaha, I'm not doubting that they're good guys. I know they are, most Canadians are. I'm probably worrying about nothing, I just hope that if they were ever sent down there for a civil dispute, they'd be smart enough to not listen to an order to take the guns away from people.

 

Canadian military? Is that anything like Jamaican bobsledding.

 

easy there odin a canadian sniper holds the recored for longest confirmed kill

 

 

I'm always skeptic about these stories, when no major news companies report them, but obviously, thats part of the plan if they are true.