The Plan to Disappear Canada (North American Union)

The August Review ^ | unknown | Murray Dobbin

[Vn_survivor_67-68]

compromised - Bush-Clinton-Bush-Clintora

some book about the CIA or sump’n like that NWO stuff

[penowa]

"Electing Republicans won’t do it."

You are exactly right. This is NOT a right vs. left thing. It's THEM (the elites of both parties) vs. US (those they hope to bankrupt and make their serfs.)

[Jedi Master Pikachu]

Pesticide harmonization isn't 'deep integrationist,' it's common sense. If Americans (or Mexicans) are going to buy Canadian produce, then that produce should comply with the laws of the land in which it is sold. Mexico has more of a way to go than Canada.

The superhighway. There is trade that goes on between Canada, the United States, and Mexico. There has been trade going on between what is now those three countries for millennia. There are already smaller roads connecting all three nations.

Canada has a lot of fresh water. Even if it is roughly the same amount at that of their southern neighbor, Canada's population is about a tenth of the American populace.

The no-fly list. That's for security. A recent news story. A man infected with TB flew from Europe to Canada and then drove from Canada to the United States (he was flagged by the American no-fly list when he tried to get a direct flight back to the United States).

The American dollar is already the international currency. If Canada, the United States, and Mexico are going to have a single currency, it would make sense to just adopt the American dollar (and call it the American dollar--Canada and the United States already use the term dollar, and Mexico would probably be on board with it, too). No need for a stupid 'Amero.' Canada exports a lot of oil (so does Mexico). That's BUSINESS. Canada and Mexico produce a surplus of oil, and sell it here, where there's demand for the stuff.

[Jedi Master Pikachu]

That’s only the United States and Canada. And it’s a full union merging the two countries and governments into an amalgamation of both.

[penowa]

"How do we stop this?"

We need an advertising campaign to reach the public because nobody, not even Fox is going to alert the sheeple while they are sleeping. We need a Presidential candidate on our side who isn't afraid to talk about it. Is any of that likely to happen before it's too late? Nope. May be too late already for prevention.

[irishtenor]

We don’t want Quebec.

[hedgetrimmer]

And if anyone brings this topic up to Bob Brinker, the money adviser on radio, he goes into a hissing, spitting fit

He is just protecting his stock market investments in foreign countries. Here is the problem, how can you be a loyal American if you invest in foreign countries and corporations? If you are an immoral man, you will want to corrupt pur government so that it will work to protect your money abroad instead of supporting the domestic economy. Sen. Dianne Feinstein is a good example of how a US senator can be corrupted to kowtow to a foreign government (China) to protect multimillions of dollars worth of investments there. It becomes worse because she now authors legislation that clearly favors the Chinese (just as Bill Clinton did when he was accepting campaign money from China) instead of her pledged support for American citizens as part of her oath of office.

Foreign money-- ever since the Saudis started handing out suitcases full of cash to congress in the 1980's is absolutely the reason for the loss of support for America and American citizens.

[irishtenor]

Je na whatever pas Quebec.

[Vn_survivor_67-68]

We are well into the brink of the most significant crisis in the history of our country.

“Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.”

July 4, 1776

[hedgetrimmer]

Pesticide harmonization isn't 'deep integrationist,' it's common sense

No it isn't. Canada has a different climate and different agricultural base than the US.

[hedgetrimmer]

There are already smaller roads connecting all three nations.

With borders and citizen oversight. The SPP thinks citizens are a "barrier to trade" and must be removed from the goods transport equation. Hence their suggestions for unclogging the so-called 'bottleneck' at the border by creating a super highway where they can move their goods without interference from the annoying little gnats called citizens.

[theFIRMbss]

>we don’t want canada

Let's not be hasty... To further world peace, I will take in Trish Stratus.

[RachelFaith]

Funny how it’s the far right in the USA and the FAR LEFT up North which are the most opposed to this. Strange bedfellows indeed.

[hedgetrimmer]

Canada has a lot of fresh water.

The people of Canada do. Transnational corporations want that water for profit, so they want to usurp the authority of the Canadian people over their own resources. Why should a transnational corporation or foreign nation have a greater say than the citizens of a country?

[processing please hold]

Beautiful quote bump.

[ken21]

yes!

[JayNorth]

Bob Brinker

That guy is a joker. He's on my favorite radio station Saturday and Sunday afternoons. If I go anywhere at that time it's a race to switch to FM or a CD before I have to hear one more sarcastic word out of his arrogant beak.

[gcruse]

OMG

...and Japanese can only eat Japanese rice.
LOL

[sionnsar]

we don’t want canada.

We'll take Alberta!

[Socratic]

That guy is a joker. ...switch to FM or a CD before I have to hear one more sarcastic word out of his arrogant beak.

You've got him pegged. All these past years when the stock market was growing to new heights, he was denigrating Bush's economic policies and made it seem that we were in a new 1929 Depression mode. I wonder how many people he kept from growing more wealthy through his biased arrogance.