To: MikefromOhio
Its beyond me why people get upset at the prospect of improved trade and commerce among North American nations and making it more efficient. I have read everyone of these scare pieces and I have not quite got it. If it was the 1800's Corsi would be ranting against the invention of the railroad.
9 posted on
06/19/2006 3:14:30 PM PDT by
catholicfreeper
(I am Blogging for the GOP and Victory O6 at www.theponderingamerican.blogspot.com)
To: catholicfreeper
It's not trade I'm concerned about it's the Sovereignty of our nation Canada isn't what you would call Conservative and Mexico is socialistic were stuck in the middle having to cater to both over our sovereignty and having to fight socialism at the same time socialized medicine or even socialized societies won't and don't go hand in hand with Freedom you want to trade your Capitalist Freedom for socialist [Freedom]? I for one don't !
And how about the America's going to a currency such as the euro i guess thats OK too ?
Maybe this is the reason that the Democrats have no plan because their plans are already in the works all they have to do is sit back and watch it happen
You don't have to fight for anything when your future is cast by you adversary and he's hiding behind a wall of secrecy do you ?
Our Troops are Fighting for Freedom and our Polititions are giving it away ?
13 posted on
06/19/2006 3:29:46 PM PDT by
ATOMIC_PUNK
(GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS)
To: catholicfreeper
or in the early 1900s, he'd be ranting against the invention of the car.....
It looks and appears to be an agreement on trade between friendly nations.
I know the protectionists are screaming about it, but of course they would, being that they want the world to go into a depression again (ala 1929).
Oh well.
Like I said, what are they going to do? Whine and complain on the internet and NOTHING will EVER happen.
15 posted on
06/19/2006 3:53:09 PM PDT by
MikefromOhio
(aka MikeinIraq - Foreman of the NAU)
To: catholicfreeper
Its beyond me why people get upset at the prospect of improved trade and commerce among North American nations and making it more efficient. If you really think it's all about trade and commerce, there's a famous bridge in NYC that's for sale.
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