Royal Commission to Investigate 9/11 Policy

Whereas:

Prime Minister Harper has said Canadian troops were sent to fight in Afghanistan as a result of the 24 Canadians who died on September 11th, 2001.

The complete democratic fibre of Canada is being dismantled on the grounds of a threat to national security arising out of the 9/11 incidents.

A fundamental tenet of a free society is the right to be fully informed.

The anti-terrorist laws are the enforcement tools being used to create a North American unified entity that is intended to replace Canada, USA, and Mexico.

But there is overwhelming evidence that the official investigation looking into the causes of the destruction of three towers in New York City, of the destruction of a part of the Pentagon, and of the supposed crash of an airliner in the fields of Shanksville, Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001 was grossly inadequate.

The questions arising upon examination of the evidence by noteworthy experts from all relevant fields of scientific inquiry are so numerous and so profound as to challenge the legitimacy of the entire "anti-terrorist" mentality and program, and in particular, the Al Qaeda "conspiracy theory" of their responsibility for attacking the U.S.A.

Some interesting facts to consider:

• Osama bin Laden is no longer suspected of, nor have the FBI found any evidence linking him to the attacks of September 11th, 2001 and recently     disbanded the FBI team responsible for tracking him down.
• President Bush seems to have lost all interest in finding Osama bin Laden.
• Unprecedented liberty stripping and police state laws have been enacted with more set to come in Canada, the USA, Great Britain, and Australia, as a direct     result of the tragic events of September 11th, 2001.

Therefore:

1. The Canadian Action Party calls for the immediate establishment of a Royal Commission to examine all evidence and to take sworn testimony so as to ascertain what really happened on September 11, 2001 and to disclose all its findings to the public forthwith, whereas 24 Canadians met with their death as a direct result.
2. The CAP/PAC calls for an immediate moratorium on all Canadian antiterrorist legislation pending the results of this Royal Commission.