Put the PEDAL to the METAL- CAFTA Picks up Republican Traitor Votes- Bachus, Rogers, Inglis to be Blacklisted By Health Freedom Movement

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This is the most important vote in congress, this week. If you haven't called,

please doso. And if you have called, please call your sister, brother, cousin,

uncle, niece, etc., and ask them to call.

CAFTA is *bad* for this country. It will further destroy American manufacturing,

replacing American workers with the cheaper laobr of the central American

worker...only helps the big guys...not the workers in any country.

CODEX, which is incorporated into CAFTA, will further the aims of big pharma.

They want us all drugged, never mind our health.

Thank you,

Mary Riley

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IAHF Webmaster: Codex Emergency, Anti CAFTA, Whats New,

What to Do,

 

IAHF List: From the article below you can see just HOW

CLOSE this battle in Congress really is, and I hope this

impresses upon you that OUR HEALTH FREEDOM ISSUE really could be

the deciding factor in whether or not we get sold into

bondage via CAFTA and get HARM-onized to CODEX, or whether we

remain free of the elements of coersion.

 

WHAT TO DO:

 

Lets target the FENCE SITTERS to impress upon them their

political reality: you MESS with the vitamin consumers of

America, and you can kiss your JOB GOODBYE, because we WILL

blacklist you on our websites and we WON'T FORGET come the

next election.

 

Congressman Paul and his Liberty Committee will be coming

out with a " Dear Colleague " letter tomorrow to COUNTER the

one sent out today by Congressman Clay Shaw (R-FL) who is

regurgitating the spin emanating from the US Trade

Representatives office on the CAFTA/CODEX vitamin issue.

 

As I said in my last alert

http://www.ymlp.com/pubarchive_show_message.php?jham+378

the Liberty Caucus will be hosting a STAFF BRIEFING on OUR

ISSUE on Wednesday, and I need your help to get your members

staff to attend. (See last alert for details).

 

WHAT I NEED YOU TO DO NOW is target those congressmen who

are on the FENCE, and the list can be seen HERE:

http://www.thelibertycommittee.org/update07.21.05.htm

 

You must also KEEP CALLING the HOUSE via these 3 toll free

#s which take you to the Capital Switchboard 866-340-9279,

877-762-8762, 866-340-9281 If one is busy, try the next!

 

What to Say:

 

" I am a dietary supplement consumer opposed to CAFTA. I

have seen the policy briefing of the US Trade Representatives

Office about CAFTA and Dietary Supplements, and it doesn't

hold water, it is very powerfully contradicted by the

Rebuttal of The Coalition for Health Freedom at

http://www.coalitionforhealthfreedom.org I am aware of Clay

Shaw's " Dear Colleague " letter on this issue but it is

directly contradicted by the Dear Colleague letter from

Congressman Paul, who has his facts straight. If you vote for

CAFTA despite my strong objections, I will work TIRELESSLY to

drive you from office in the next election, and you will be

BLACKLISTED on the website of The Coalition for Health

Freedom "

 

 

 

CAFTA picks up more Republican Votes

 

By JIM ABRAMS, Associated Press WriterMon Jul 25, 8:16 PM

ET

 

Supporters of the Central American Free Trade Agreement on

Monday picked up votes from several textile-state

Republicans, but were still hedging on whether they would have a

majority when the trade deal comes up for a vote in the House.

 

" We're getting to the point where we will have the votes, "

U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman (news, bio, voting

record) said a news conference announcing concessions aimed

at ensuring that CAFTA will not result in a further loss of

jobs to the battered U.S textile industry.

 

With the concessions, three House Republicans who had

previously leaned against the pact, Spencer Bachus and Mike

Rogers of Alabama and Bob Inglis of South Carolina, said they

would now support it.

 

With the side deal on textiles, CAFTA will help Alabama and

the United States, Bachus said. " Additional uncommitted

members are realizing this as well and are coming aboard. "

 

The House could vote on the free trade agreement with Costa

Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the

Dominican Republic as early as Wednesday. The Senate

approved the accord, signed more than a year ago, last month on a

54-45 vote.

 

The House vote has enormous political stakes for both

sides. The Bush administration has campaigned relentlessly for

CAFTA's passage, saying its defeat would undermine political

stability in the region and would be a blow to the United

States as it seeks to negotiate far larger efforts to open

international markets.

 

Democrats are nearly united against it, arguing that the

pact will lead to further losses of U.S. jobs and the

exploitation of workers in Central America.

 

Under the side agreement on textiles, a loophole is closed

to assure that China and other Asian suppliers will not be

able to displace U.S. companies as suppliers of pocketing

and lining for Central American manufacturers. Nicaragua

would also be required to buy increased amounts of U.S.

trouser fabric.

 

The National Council of Textile Organizations, which

previously came out in support of CAFTA, said the deal on

pockets, which requires congressional action, would save the

industry $100 million. It noted that apparel imported to the

U.S. from CAFTA countries has on average more than 70 percent

U.S. content, while apparel from China has less than one

percent U.S. content.

 

The House is also to vote Tuesday on a bill to increase

monitoring of China's compliance with its trade obligations,

fulfilling another promise to lawmakers undecided on CAFTA

on the grounds that the United States is not doing enough to

enforce trade laws.

For Health Freedom,

John C. Hammell, President

International Advocates for Health Freedom

556 Boundary Bay Road

Point Roberts, WA 98281-8702 USA

http://www.iahf.com

jham

800-333-2553 N.America

360-945-0352 World

 

 

 

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