[siznartuf]

"The American public is largely asleep to this key piece of the coming 'North American Union' that government planners in the new trilateral region of United States, Canada and Mexico are about to drive into reality."

Welcome to Pan America. Your country is officially no longer your country -- It's been sold!

Can we get it back?

Watched reruns of "brave-heart" the other day. I think William Wallace had it easy compared to what we face. Our modern "Nobles" could care even less about America than the ones in his time.

[Wiseghy]

And this is bad beacauuuuussse....?

[redgolum]

So there is really no point in building a wall.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

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[calcowgirl]

The LA Times had an article today. The port traffic statistics were interesting.

Mexican Port Gets American Connection
A U.S. railway is linking with a Pacific coast harbor to move freight faster to the Midwest.
Los Angeles Times, June 20, 2006

(snip)

Moving cargo

The harbor of Lazaro Cardenas on Mexico's Pacific coast ranks 34th among North American cargo container ports (2005 ranking*):

1. Los Angeles, 7.5 million
2. Long Beach, 6.7 million
3. New York/New Jersey, 4.8 million
4. Oakland, 2.3 million
5. Seattle, 2.1 million
6. Tacoma, Wash., 2.1 million
7. Charleston, S.C., 2.0 million
8. Hampton Roads, Va., 2.0 million
9. Savannah, Ga., 1.9 million
10. Vancouver, Canada, 1.8 million

34. Lazaro Cardenas, 0.1 million

*in 20-foot-equivalent containers
Source: American Assn.of Port Authorities

It has also been reported that the new port at Punta Colonet (150 miles south of Tijuana) "would initially attract one million containers a year, with capacity to handle as many as five million after just five years of operation".