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Lou Dobbs and SPP Lou Dobbs discusses the SPP and North American Union. With Arizona State Senator Karen Johnson Tags: Eagle Forum SPP North American Union Karen Johnson Lou Dobbs

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Stop SPP Protest - Union Leader stops provocateurs Peaceful protesters stop police provocateurs from starting a riot at the Stop the SPP protests in Montebello Quebec. The police admitted they were thier officers. CEP President Dave Coles confronts men with rocks and sticks. Find out more about what's wrong with the SPP at www.canadians.org Help us make our documentary about the SPP and TILMA find out more at http://www.canadiansnanaimo.com/help.php Tags: SPP Protest Bush Calderon Harper Montebello Council Canadians Union Leader prevents riot Paul Manly films

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Protest Against SPP and NAU On August 19th 2007 dozens of protesters in Calgary Alberta demonstrated outside of City Hall against the Security Prosperity Partnership meeting in Quebec Canada and against the North American Union, the protest got covered on local and National news. (Moulton Steel Productions) Tags: Security Prosperity Partnership North American Union protest calgary moulton steel productions bush harper NAU SPP

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SPP Public Forum - Maude Barlow Maude Barlow, National Chairperson of The Council of Canadians, gives 10 reasons to oppose the SPP at a public forum on the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) in Ottawa on August 19, 2007. For more info about the SPP or the public forum, go to http://canadians.org or http://IntegrateThis.ca. Tags: Maude Barlow Council of Canadians Montebello SPP Security and Prosperity Partnership

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Connie Fogal on SPP/NAU Short Interview with Connie Fogal, Leader of the Canadian Action Party on the need for a National Referendum on the SPP.All rights reserved Canadian Action Party Tags: SPP CAP PAC NAU Referendum

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Stop the SPP!! February 16, 2008. Nationwide Protest To Call For A Referendum. Knowledge is power. Inform yourself & your community. http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6512249067 Tags: canada protest spp nau referendum security prosperity save stop north america union harper bush usa mexico

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Lou Dobbs Tonight - 05.07.07 - Canadians & the SPP & NAU Lou Dobbs Tonight - 05.07.07 - Canadians & the SPP & NAU Canadians are having none of this talk about the Security Prosperity Partnership & NAU crap. Tags: illegal alien immigration AZTLAN MALDEF LULAC ACLU SPLC CBP ICE DHS NAU SPP DOBBS AMNESTY MINUTEMEN border patrol ms13

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SPP Protest - Ottawa - Hip hop artist There are many weird things happening in the world - much deceit in the name of power and profit. This artists powerfully sings out his message in front of parliament as the demonstrators gather for the SPP protest on August 19th, 2007, voicing their concerns for the environment, the SPP committing Canada to the US war on terror, increasing privatization and job loss, and Canada's democratic future. Tags: SPP demonstration protest ottawa hip hop NAU

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APS underwater assault rifle and SPP-1 (Russia) Has no analogues in the world!!! APS underwater assault rifle (Russia). Caliber: 5.6x39 mm MPS Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt Overall length: 823 mm (butt retracted), 615 mm (butt collapsed) Barrel length: n/a Weight: 2.4 kg less magazine; 3.4 loaded Rate of fire: 600 rounds per minute (in air) Magazine capacity: 26 rounds The APS (Avtomat Podvodnyj Spetsialnyj = Special Underwater Assault rifle) was developed during the early 1970s at TSNIITOCHMASH (Central Institute for Precision Machine building) by the team lead by V. Simonov. APS has been in active service with combat divers of the Soviet and Russian Navy since circa 1975. The APS is designed for special underwater cartridges, which fire 5.66 mm needle-like projectiles 120 mm long. The projectiles are stabilized using a hydrodynamic cavity, generated by the flat point of the projectile. The cartridges use standard 5.45 x 39 cases, sealed from water. The APS itself is a relatively crude, smoothbore arm, with a gas operated, rotating bolt action, fired from an open bolt. Single safety / selector switch is located at the left side of the receiver and allows for single shots and full automatic fire. The gas system features a patented self-adjusting gas valve, which allows the gun to be fired both underwater and in atmosphere. The simple trigger unit allows for single shots and full automatic fire. The rate of fire under water, as well as the effective range, depends on the actual depth. Sights are crude: a non-adjustable open notch rear and post front. The retractable buttstock is made from steel wire. The most complicated thing in the whole design is the feed system, which includes several parts to avoid double and even triple feed with the extremely long projectiles. Unusually deep (front to back) magazines are made from polymer and hold 26 rounds. It must be noted that while APS could be fired "above the water", it should be done only in the case of emergency. According to the available sources, the expected service life of the APS when fired "in the air" degrades severely, and the effective range is limited only to several tens of meters. So, the APS is useful only under the water, where it is quite efective. SPP-1 underwater pistol (Russia) Type: Double Action Only Caliber: 4.5x40R Weight: 950 g empty Length: 244 mm Barrel length: 203 mm Capacity: 4 rounds in separate barrels The SPP-1 (Spetsialnyj Podvodnyj Pistolet = Special Underwater Pistol) has been developed in late 1960s by the TSNIITOCHMASH organization on request from the Soviet Navy. The SPP-1 was intended for Soviet combat divers ("frogmen"). Later the SPP-1 has been modified to SPP-1M, with several internal upgrades, and is still used by Russian Navy special forces, as well as offered for export through Russian Governments' military sales organization, RosOboronExport. SPP-1 is a non-automatic, manually operated handgun with four barrels. Barrels are hinged to the frame in the same manner as on break-open shotguns. For reloading, barrel cluster is tipped to expose chambers, and four cartridges are inserted into barrels. To speed up ejection and reloading cycle, cartridges are loaded using flat clips, made from steel. The double-action trigger unit consists of a striker, mounting on a rotating base, so during the each trigger pull the striker is cocked and simultaneously rotated to the next, unfired barrel. The single lever, located at the left side of the frame, controls the safety and reloading. It has three positions, top for "Reloading" (barrel release), middle for "Safe" and bottom for "Fire". To be effective underwater, SPP-1 uses special proprietary ammunition, with rimmed bottlenecked cases 40mm long, sealed from water. Unusually long bullets are made from mild steel, and are drag-stabilized underwater; on air, bullets are not stabilized at all, so the effective range "above the air" is limited, but the "lethality range" is about 15 to 20 meters. When underwater, lethality range degrades with the increase of the depth: at 5 meters depth, the effective range is about 17 meters; at 20 meters depth, the effective range is only about 11 meters. Tags: Navy seal ak-47 ak-74 aps spp underwater assault rifle m-16 spetsnaz апс спп

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SPP Protesters deliver petition at Montebello Maude Barlow and members of the Council of Canadians, the Canadian Labour Congress and others attempt to deliver 10,000 petitions to the leaders at the Montebello summit for the SPP (Security Prosperity Partnership). They had an arrangement to deliver the petitions to the gate but at the last hour the government reneged on that agreement and the petitions were met by the riot squad instead. Tags: SPP Protest Bush Calderon Harper Montebello Council Canadians deliver petitions to riot squad Manly films

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