[Dr. Thorne]

Stopping this One-World boondoggle is critical. Those who are screaming on this thread that this is no big deal have issues with U.S. citizens asserting American sovereignty. I see these types at FR constantly lately. They seem to have the same pro-Administration, pro-Nafta, pro-foreign control POV.

Who cares what they say? Americans must do the right thing to preserve America in the face of the One-Worlders.

[John Valentine]

I'm going to say it once again. There is no one-world, universal soverignity, open borders agenda at work here.

This is just trying to make exporting a bit more efficient so more people can have jobs.

Trying to make it more than that can only be done at the expense of the truth, i.e. by lying.

[muawiyah]

This business of treating a hunk of land as someone else's sovereign soil is not new. In fact, our graveyards at Normandy are so considered by France, and under international treaties involving virtually every country on Earth.

Embassies have been so considered since the days of Hammurabi, and probably earlier.

[justshutupandtakeit]

Nice delusions there. Are they natural or artificially induced.

[bitt]

write your Representatives...

they're the only ones with cajones.


http://www.house.gov/htbin/wrep_save