North American Union to Replace USA?

Human Events ^ | May 19, 2006 | Jerome R. Corsi

[Arizona Carolyn]

Certainly went over everyone's head at the time... and, of course, the leftist MSM ignored it.

I'm becomming a huge NON-fan of executive orders.

[La Enchiladita]

You are welcome!

[CaptainCanada]

But wasn't it the French speakers who recently put the conservatives in power in Canada?

Well, if you can argue that Hispanics put George Bush into the White
House, I guess you could stretch it and say that Quebec made Harper Prime
Minister of Canada.
Of the 75 ridings in Quebec, the separatist Bloc party won 51 seats, the
Liberals won 13 ridings and the Conservatives won 10 seats.
Given that the Conservatives won 10 seat more than the past election and
that gave the Conservatives enough to win a minority Gov't, one could argue
that the Quebec Conservative seats are critical.
But 10 seats out of 75 in Quebec hardly makes Quebec a bastion of Conservatism.

[ckilmer]

The deep question is how do you make Mexico a first class country. This is something that Vincente Fox has brought up frequently recently.

The trouble is that no one quite sees that the very best thing we could do for Mexico is to send their now well trained citizens home.

Suddenly Mexico would have a skilled workforce who knew something about how a world class country worked.

Think these folk would propel a great leap forward for Mexico?

I do.

Basically the ruling class in Mexico is preditory to its own detriment and will not change of its own volition--even if those changes were in its own interest. But it can be forced to change.

The Mexicans in the USA have had the picture of what a well run country looks like tatooed on the back of their eyeballs. And they'll have an idea of how to get there. Send them back to Mexico and they'll get a revolution in Mexico that'll do that country some good.

The shock troops for that would be the 12 million repatriated Mexican citizens. Having seen what a well run country looks like they would not want to be stuffed back in the old wineskin.

There's something more.

I follow water desalination research pretty closely. While water desalination costs have dropped to about a third of what they were 15 years ago--the rate at which prices will drop over the next seven years will accelerate considerably. imo in even the next five years we will see desalination costs drop to 1/10th of today's costs. Or even faster than the fall the 3/4 fall that the LLNL researchers suggest.
http://www.physorg.com/news67262683.html
Basically, the foundations are being laid today to make it economically feasable to to turn all the world's deserts green. (The proper way to look at this is to recall that cars, tv's and computers were at first rich men's toys but when prices came down they changed the world. Desalinised water is still relatively speaking -- a rich man's toy. But when the price drops sufficiently--desalinised water will change the world--because most deserts are right beside the ocean. Pumping the water 1000 miles inland will require that the scientists collapse the cost cracking out hydrogen from water. I think that this nut will be cracked sooner than desalination.)

imho cheap desalinised water will do for the republicans (if they can get this on their agenda or even the democrats if the pubbies drop the ball) what the great dam building projects & the tva of the 1930's & 40's did for democrats because 1/3 of the US is deserts. We would increase the habitable size of the USA by 1/3.

Dirt cheap desalinised water will also do things like make it possible to double the habitable size of Mexico. Cheap water is no magic bullet but it will give the Mexican Nationalists a way to dream while the Mexican people do the real work.

And desalinated water in tandem with repatriation of now skilled Mexican citizens would propel Mexico into being a world class country.

Oh and one last thing. Mexico will need a stronger dose of of the Peruvian Hernando Desoto ideas. Basically DeSoto asked the question why are some countries poor and some questions rich. His answers are being implimented successfully in countries around the world. http://www.ild.org.pe/home.htm

Hernando de Soto's organization was invited to Mexico and did some work on the question. He says that only 6 percent of Mexican enterprises are legal, the rest are informal. So how do you reverse that so that only 6% of the economy is informal -- as is the case the USA. De Soto would provide the ideas around which the 12 million american trained Mexican returnees could rally.

There is a winner here. The winner is Mexico.

The US profits too by having a prosperous politically stable country with a broad middle class to the south as we do to the north.

[cpforlife.org]

Pro Life of the Republic PING.

[dragnet2]

This writer has it right. It's nothing new. World Government has been the dream of insider Utopians for decades ever since the end of WWI.

Their intentions could not possibly be more obvious.

[MountainFlower]

you have GOT to be kidding! here, let’s solve the border issue and erase the borders! (sarcasm) unbelievable!

[RichardMoore]

NAFTA is not simply a trade agreement. It is a bad business deal. It is bad for Mexico, that's why they are comming here in such great number still eventhough NAFTA was supposed to slow that down, and it is bad for the USA. 2010 is not that far away.

gohunter08.com

Wake up America!

[tutstar]

not good...

[tutstar]

ping...

[RichardMoore]

The fast-track law allows Bush and any subsequent president to make "trade" deals without any intervention from congress.

If Clinton gets back in the White House we will have had 24 years of Bush/Clinton rule.

That makes the CFR happy! They are in control and have been for some time now.

For more on this and other related problems check out thenewamerican.com

gohunter08.com

[RichardMoore]

They are fighting this in Texas. Check out Duncan Hunter's website

gohunter08.com

We have to get ahead of this wave of treason!

also thenewamerican.com

[beckysueb]

Thats what I was thinking. Pretty tall order for such a short time.

[beckysueb]

This is all biblical.

[RichardMoore]

Your tag-line is wrong! "Unless you eat My Body and drink My Blood you will not have life in you."

Baptism does not contain any restriction as to age

The Eucharist is the key to salvation. Without the Real Presence of Christ in the world we would all be in grave danger.

You must be baptised but you must receive Jesus in Truth.

The Bible does not save you, Jesus does!

[dforest]

Not many would wish for this to happen. That is why so much of the planning and movement to this has been done behind our backs and slowly advanced in ways of policy. This latest immigration debacle is the huge step to advance this plan.

To deny that this is happening would be delusional. it seems the more we try to convince ourselves that this is not a plan, something else transpires to call attention to it. I sure wish it wasn’t so.

[RichardMoore]

This story has been reported in several different places. It is not a new story. It is verifiable.

If you wait to see it on TV you will find that it is too late!

Rep Duncan Hunter, who is running for president speaks about this problem and many others. Perhaps that is why the press ignores him.They are in the hands of the enemy.

Check out gohunter08.com

[dljordan]

“I saw what Bush was up to the first time I saw the TTC map pasted and connected the dots with Bush’s globalist position. That’s when all the pieces fell into place.”

Bush isn’t smart enough to come up with this. Someone else is pulling the strings. They are setting up a modern day feudal empire.

[RichardMoore]

Duncan Hunter needs our support!

gohunter08.com

[tutstar]

oh my gosh! they even have a proposed flag!!