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Here is another sample letter that can be used to address the impending Vitamin ban...

Link for your representatives can be found here:

http://www.house.gov/writerep/

CAFTA Letter

The Honorable (Congressperson Full Name)

Address

Address

Re: CAFTA VOTE - URGENT

Dear Representative (Last Name):

I am writing to urge you to vote against the Central American Free Trade Act (CAFTA).

While you and your colleagues may believe that CAFTA will promote regional trade, I

do not support CAFTA because it contains (in Section 6) stipulations that would require the

United States, as a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO), to revise our food laws and

regulations, based on decisions made by another WTO tribunal, the Codex Alimentarius

(International Food Code) Commission, or Codex. The WTO recognizes Codex standards as a

source of international regulation for WTO members. The WTO can and has sanctioned nations

for not following Codex guidelines.

The passage of CAFTA would force the “harmonization” of our dietary-supplement laws

and regulations to international standards, as established by the supranational Codex

Commission. Doing so would drastically infringe on the quality of dietary supplements and

access to supplements that people like me are used to. The passage of CAFTA could effectively

override the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) of 1994. CAFTA would

devastate our health freedom of choice, destroy thousands of small businesses in the health foods

and dietary supplement fields, and negatively impact the 150 million regular consumers of

dietary supplements like myself.

Any treaty that leads to the banning of thousands of safe products cannot be described as

"free trade.” There are better ways to globalize. If this cannot be done without threatening my

basic right to have access to nutritional choices, then we should scrap CAFTA and start over. I

appreciate your consideration of my views and look forward to knowing what your position is on

this legislation.

Sincerely,

____________________________

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Here is how you use this letter easily:

Highlight the text of the letter using your mouse, then click

on " Edit " --> " Copy " . This saves the text to your computer

clipboard.

Click on the link for your representatives.

Scroll down to your state. Enter your zip code.

On the next page, enter your contact information. This is so the

representative knows you are a legitimate constituent of his/hers.

Go on to the text page.

In the box for text, place your cursor in the top corner. Hit your

buttons " Edit " , then " paste " . This will place the letter in the

text box. Change whatever needs to be changed and then click send.

This is important, so that is why I am urging you to do this! I've

already sent both letters out this morning, and it took literally

seconds to do so. We can't lose our freedoms in this country to

governments who want to take away our right to free choice in health!

Patty

>

> Here is another sample letter that can be used to address the

impending Vitamin ban...

>

> Link for your representatives can be found here:

>

> http://www.house.gov/writerep/

>

> CAFTA Letter

>

> The Honorable (Congressperson Full Name)

>

> Address

>

> Address

>

> Re: CAFTA VOTE - URGENT

>

> Dear Representative (Last Name):

>

> I am writing to urge you to vote against the Central American Free

Trade Act (CAFTA).

>

> While you and your colleagues may believe that CAFTA will promote

regional trade, I

>

> do not support CAFTA because it contains (in Section 6)

stipulations that would require the

>

> United States, as a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO),

to revise our food laws and

>

> regulations, based on decisions made by another WTO tribunal, the

Codex Alimentarius

>

> (International Food Code) Commission, or Codex. The WTO recognizes

Codex standards as a

>

> source of international regulation for WTO members. The WTO can

and has sanctioned nations

>

> for not following Codex guidelines.

>

> The passage of CAFTA would force the " harmonization " of our

dietary-supplement laws

>

> and regulations to international standards, as established by the

supranational Codex

>

> Commission. Doing so would drastically infringe on the quality of

dietary supplements and

>

> access to supplements that people like me are used to. The passage

of CAFTA could effectively

>

> override the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA)

of 1994. CAFTA would

>

> devastate our health freedom of choice, destroy thousands of small

businesses in the health foods

>

> and dietary supplement fields, and negatively impact the 150

million regular consumers of

>

> dietary supplements like myself.

>

> Any treaty that leads to the banning of thousands of safe products

cannot be described as

>

> " free trade. " There are better ways to globalize. If this cannot

be done without threatening my

>

> basic right to have access to nutritional choices, then we should

scrap CAFTA and start over. I

>

> appreciate your consideration of my views and look forward to

knowing what your position is on

>

> this legislation.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> ____________________________

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Sports

> Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football

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