[Calpernia]

Here it is.

[Jedi Master Pikachu]

ping for future.

[Calpernia]

bump

[ovrtaxt]

The events of this past week have woken us up to the agenda of these people. Bush has stated that he wants the Senate to revisit the amnesty bill. He’s not giving up, neither should we.

But let’s be realistic- our opponents are much more organized and prepared to deal with political fallout than we may realize. They DON’T CARE what we think. They are in it for the long haul.

We need to organize against this internal takeover of our country. Electing Republicans won’t do it. Let’s get real. We need to come up with some real solutions.

[longtermmemmory]

old news

http://www.unitednorthamerica.org

[ken21]

we don’t want canada.

give it to pat buchanon. he wants it.

[hedgetrimmer]

PING

[Socratic]

And if anyone brings this topic up to Bob Brinker, the money adviser on radio, he goes into a hissing, spitting fit and treats the caller as if he were a conspiratorial idiot.

[RightWhale]

Pundits would pontificate

All the way from the Ganges to the Tiber.

[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.

[irishtenor]

We don’t want Quebec.

[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.

[Thank You Rush]

World Net Daily reported that this was part of the latest immigration reform but try as I might I could not locate anything about it there. They stated it is on page 211 on the version time-stamped 5/18/07 11:58. Obviously I haven’t found the correct draft yet. I wanted to verify it but came up empty handed. If true, those gangsters in DC are even more shifty/sneaky that we gave them credit for.

[Eastbound]

This is getting spookier by the day. I wonder if the good folks in Canada have to put up with all the naysayers that we do?

[cammie]

This is tinfoil hattery on par with DU.

[Maeve]

ping

Perhaps that should be a bell ringing instead of a ping and a man crying "Bring out your dead!"

We are headed down a road to destruction fast as blazes. Thank you House of Clinton and House of Bush.

[PugetSoundSoldier]

In 40 per cent of the cases, the U.S. allows for higher levels. Wow. That upsets the Canadians... Of course, wouldn't that mean 60% of the cases the US has LOWER levels?

[1rudeboy]

More of your Canadian lefties getting a sponge-bath from our paleos.

[Cacique]

BTT

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

State governments in the U.S. are becoming increasingly alarmed at the prospects of deep integration. Earlier this year, Idaho became the first state to pass a legislative resolution directing the U.S. Congress to drop out of the SPP, which is referred to as the North American Union amongst U.S. opponents. Thirteen states in addition to Idaho are calling on Congress to abandon the SPP: Georgia, Arizona, Missouri, Illinois, Oregon, Montana, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Utah, South Dakota, Tennessee, Washington and Virginia.

Well, it's too bad they can't put any REAL pressure on Congress, thanks to that pesky 17th Amendment.