Officials Meet To Implement North American Union

Officials Meet To Implement North American Union
Security and Prosperity Partnership meeting in Ottawa draws protests
Steve Watson
Infowars.net
Monday, February 26, 2007

[align=left]Condoleeza Rice met with her Canadian and Mexican counterparts in Ottawa over the weekend to discuss plans for a North American Union at a secretive Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) meeting that has received scant media coverage outside of a few Canadian news outlets.
During a joint press conference with MacKay, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice and Mexican Foreign Secretary Patricia Espinosa, two dissenters, who had infiltrated, took to the stage in an effort to protest against the secretive and backhanded manner in which the SPP movement is being conducted. The two were quickly escorted off the premises.
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A Canadian report describes the SPP as "an international framework for trilateral and bilateral cooperation in North America" that is "not a formal international treaty" or "an overarching binding legal agreement." But what is an "international framework" that commits U.S. officials from various federal agencies to working with officials of two other countries? Why is such a process not subjected to congressional scrutiny and approval?
Last September we reported that Journalist Jerome Corsi has received the first documents pertaining to a FOIA request asking for full disclosure of the SPP office in its activities towards creating a Pan American Union. According to a report by World Net Daily, the documents reveal that the Bush administration is running a "shadow government" without congressional oversight in conjunction with Canada and Mexico under the guise of a program "to increase security and to enhance prosperity among the three countries through greater cooperation."
Corsi asserts that a wide range of US administrative law is being re-written in stealth under this program to "integrate" and "harmonize" with administrative law in Mexico and Canada.
The documents contain references to upwards of 13 working groups within an entire organized infrastructure that has drawn from officials within most areas of administrative government including U.S. departments of State, Homeland Security, Commerce, Treasury, Agriculture, Transportation, Energy, Health and Human Services, and the office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
Corsi also reported that at a recent high-level confab in Banff, an assistant U.S. secretary of state, Thomas A. Shannon , chaired a panel that featured a presentation by Prof. Robert Pastor, author of a book promoting the development of a North American union as a regional government and the adoption of the amero as a common monetary currency to replace the dollar and the peso. [/align]

[align=left]According to reports, last Friday at the SPP meeting, Pastor declared that a "very small group" of conservatives is unfairly accusing him of being at the center of a "vast conspiracy" to implement the idea of a "North American Union" by "stealth." He called the charges "absurd."
Yet at the same meeting Pastor acknowledged that he is pushing for a "North American Community", that he believes the U.S. Government doesn't want to enforce its immigration laws, and that the solution is not a fence or increased border security except in some isolated high-crime areas along the border, and it's not to punish companies for hiring illegal aliens, since identity documents can be too easily forged. He said the solution is a national biometric and fraud-proof identification card that identifies national origin and legal status.
Cliff Kincaid of The Post Chronicle also reported:[/align]

One speaker, Stephen Zamora of the University of Houston Law School, denounced the idea of a wall separating Mexico and the U.S., in order to control illegal immigration, asking, "What does citizenship mean anymore?" He expressed pleasant surprise when a Mexican in the audience said she had dual citizenship in Mexico and the U.S. Later, he said he was just as concerned about people living in Mexico as people living in the U.S.

Another speaker, Tom Farer, Dean of the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver, made a point of saying that his representative in Congress, Tom Tancredo (R-Col.), a staunch advocate of U.S. border security, was a backward thinker. Tancredo could be seen "dragging his knuckles along the ground," Farer said, trying to crack a joke.

[align=left]The open plan to merge the US with Mexico and Canada and create a Pan American Union has long been a Globalist brainchild but its very real and prescient implementation on behalf of the Council on Foreign Relations is now finally being reported on by mainstream news outlets, most notably by Lou Dobbs of CNN who has described the ploy as "utterly mad".
The Union is the globalist cabal's meal ticket towards raping an entire continent of its resources and sovereign capabilities. Strengthening the borders is not on the Agenda here, the American Union is all about DISSOLVING the borders.
The framework on which the American Union is being pegged is the Trans-Texas Corridor Super Highway, a four football-fields-wide leviathan that stretches from southern Mexico through the US up to Montreal Canada. Toll roads are to be placed upon existing roads in Security Prosperity Partnership agreements that bypasses Congress, agreements between the bureaucracies of the US and Mexican governments, to raise capital to build the Super highway that will go South of Texas and into Mexico. [/align]

[align=left]SPP documents reveal that out of 85 interstate highways, 83 of them are slated to go under this agreement and toll roads are going down on them already. The money from this operation with further fund the dismantling of US sovereignty by seizing the infrastructure at it's very heart in a bloodless coup. They are not just in name merging the agencies and the laws and the regulations, they are physically getting rid of the borders by buying off and lobbying the politicians at the state level, who then hand the roads over to international bodies and their subsidiary companies.
At the end of January we reported on the revelation that one of the foreign toll road conglomerates, Macquarie, has agreed to buy dozens of newspapers in Texas and Oklahoma that have up until now been harsh critics of the Trans Texas Corridor superhighway. This indicates a clear example of influence peddling pointing to racketeering, and a desperate lunge to silence dissent against the sellout of American infrastructure and the North American Union.
The US is now being used as the primary tool of globalist corporate fascism and the world is wrongly blaming the people of America for all the ills that they perceive the US to be responsible for.
Coupled with Bush's blanket amnesty program, the Pan American Union is the final jigsaw piece for the total dismantling of America as we know it.
Last month it was also revealed that the US government has been SECRETLY paving the way for the funneling of billions of Social Security funds to illegal Mexican immigrants. As a result of lawsuits, the U.S. government released the actual U.S.-Mexico Social Security Totalization Agreement, an understanding signed between the Bush administration and the Mexican government in 2004.
Social Security, roads, military, intelligence gathering, regulations, federal agencies - all within the US, Canada and Mexico are being merged into one system at the cost of national sovereignty and the common law. What we were is being replaced with the new - no liberty, no due process, no freedom, no families, forced drugging, no jobs of any significance, no control of your own destiny - in short, total control of our lives. [/align]

This is scary stuff, if you work for a living you might want to pay attention to this. your job might be up for an evaluation or a leveling of economic value, IE., comparable to Mexican wages. Can you live on 2.50 an hour, Mexicans can and do in Mexico. If you've ever been to the back streets of any town in Mexico, you can begin to get an Idea of where we're headed, dirt streets, junk cars everywhere, laundry hung out to dry on trees etc. The destruction of the American way of living has begun. The question is: How far will we let it go?

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Originally Posted by medicinal

The question is: How far will we let it go?

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the real question is: what the hell can we do about it?

this is not something that is divided along party lines, this is the agenda forwarded by those who control real power. we can't simply vote these people out of office, they hold no elected positions. this isn't a matter of sharing the wealth, the goal is the consolidation of power into the hands of the few by lowering the standard of living for the many.

once again you've forced me to harp on the destruction of the middle class. from the left we hear only tales of rabid socialism, the means of production controlled by the state with the illusion of democracy to make it palatable. from the right we get tax breaks for the rich and the loosening of controls on those who already have too much power. the dream of globalization is the dream of a totalitarian oligarchy, the powerful few controlling the powerless masses.

be careful when it comes to choosing sides.
when it comes to terrorism, those muslims are amateurs.

be careful when it comes to choosing sides Are there no median alternatives? I remember a book a long time ago that proffered the tenet that eventually the poor would rise up and devour the rich, litterally, eat them. I'm not for that, (UGH human flesh), but maybe it would scare them into some action if they thought that could be a solution. Hey I'm for trying most anything that will save our country from the destructive path it's on. Just remember Rome and a few other empires that got too top heavy and wained into ruin. Common sense is at a premium in this country. The wealthy will do what ever it takes to hold on to power, but the middle class that is slipping into obscurity may not go as easily as the plutocrats believe. Sign me up when the revolution comes down, I'll then decide which side to join, the winning side I hope!

I'm a beaner so I say F-it. It's not all just going to become the U.S. and well I'm not going to be here to see it. . . lol, j/k that's a scewed up way to look at it.

[align=center]eat the rich, they must be good for something.[/align]

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Originally Posted by medicinal

Are there no median alternatives?

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take a look at our present political landscape and you can answer that question yourself. moderate views and considered a lack of commitment by both sides. with totalitarian globalism as their goal, one extreme pushing a socialist agenda and the other firmly entrenched in capitalist dogma, there is no room for the folks in the middle.