well then left me know when the radar spots the ICBMs coming in over Alaska, will ya'? Sheesh...
Part of the fault is definitely Corsi's. Corsi's books are made of facts bound together with a gee-whiz prose style reminiscent of the Hardy Boys series as edited by Steven King. Exciting. Scary. I read'em all.
Fear not, GWB is not attempting to dissolve the US, and blend it into some sort of super-state, The North American Union ... an EU on steroids, as it were.
However, as the man says, facts is facts. There are study groups, working groups, and several tons of wonks working on concepts designed to eventually kick NAFTA up many notches ... to somehow go beyond the economic concepts already well underway ... to political integration on some level that is yet to be determined.
To deny that this investigatory and planning process is underway is folly. This ain't no secret. Indeed, these folks publish their papers for each other and have placed them ... without fanfare ... within reach of the public. (Providing of course that the public posseses research skills worthy of a Ph.D. Candidate. It is fair to say that it is (or was) well below the radar.)
Corsi's job is to sell books. The informed citizen's job is to winnow the facts out of his occasionally hysterical narrative and use them to inform ourselves, as we evaluate the information out there. (Same as we did with his book on Kerry.)
We are living next to a time bomb in Mexico. We have to figure out a way to (A)live and do business with it (B) defuse it or (C) figure out how to deal with the consequences if we don't ... or can't.
If all illegal immigration were to end at the stroke of midnight, the US will still have a massive Latino population. In fact, it will be a big majority in the Southwest. Of course, government is planning on what to do about it. And of course, it is afraid of the reaction to its plans on the part of the present citizens.