North American 'Trusted Traders' Begin Rolling on the NAFTA Super-Corridor

humaneventsonline ^ | Posted Jul 19, 2006 | Jerome R. Corsi

[1rudeboy]

If anyone has further insights as to what is generating this recent buzz about a North American Union I would be quite curious to know its origins.

That gave me a chuckle. I now have a vision of a couple international law professors sitting in the faculty lounge at Pepperdine with befuddled looks on their faces. Personally, I think it's equal parts (a great) marketing campaign on the part of Corsi, Human Events, and World Net Daily; true "believers" who are easily misled by the above (or just easily misled, period); and a combination of third-party types or other Bush-haters (including Dem operatives) that are seeking to siphon off some votes.

I should add that I place Prof. Corsi in the first group, and I think that he did his market research on FR (although he hasn't posted since 2004, I think).

[deport]

What's the future in 'buggy whip' manufacturing today?.... Any stock tips on whip manufacturers?

[1rudeboy]

I've posted Reagan's Announcement for the Candidacy a number of times on threads such as these, and never gotten a response. I don't think the message that Reagan is also one of "them" makes it through the tinfoil headgear.

[1rudeboy]

Corsi takes several items, departments, laws, countries, agreements, etc and takes a snippet from one and then the other with internal links and combines them into a rambling montage.

I forgot to mention that World Net Daily posted an article (tbh, it was a press-release) today that the Commerce Dept. is "dragging its feet" on Prof. Corsi's FOIA request. He placed it a month ago.

Some folks think it's evidence of the conspiracy.

[hedgetrimmer]

If buggy whips were manufactured in China, you "free traders" would be yelling for a goods movement system paid for by taxpayers to bring them in. LOL. You don't care what is shipped in, as long as taxpayers pay for the transport and you make money off of it. Come to think of it, Ben Bernanke said when fuel prices get high, American will have to start manufacturing stuff again. Looting the taxpayers to build a transportation system that only benefits foreigners is just a scam to help the Chinese keep the market so graciously sold out to them by corrupt American politicians. If fuel prices keep going up, the system will be moot, but taxpayers will still be paying for it, generations into the future. I can't think of a more abhorrent group of people than you "free traders" right now, unless its the communist slavers you serve.

[hedgetrimmer]

I think the headline is wrong. They mean North America's Busted Traitors, don't they?

[deport]

You still travel in a Studebaker?.....

[1rudeboy]

Say, did you ever find out what a "working group" is? I found an image of one that might help you visualize their function.

[1rudeboy]

Last week folks were arguing that we shouldn't have foreigners building the road. Now, we taxpayers are building it. I wonder what the story will be next week.

[hedgetrimmer]

Some folks think it's evidence of the conspiracy.

That would be you, since you're the only one to say so.

This thread really is more your speed.

[deport]

Well it'll change to whatever Corsi thinks necessary.

I hope they enjoy their travels in either a Studebaker or maybe a Conestoga. Maybe a six hitch to pull it along.

[1rudeboy]

You haven't implied that it's a conspiracy for all of 30 minutes. LOL

[sinkspur]

Beer wagon!!!

[1rudeboy]

I dunno. Those horses look foreign to me.

[hedgetrimmer]

You really do offend to imply that a 'working group' is the same as the Continental Congress. You shame your father and mother, if they are American.

[deport]

Had to keep those locals happy when they got off work.

[1rudeboy]

Actually, it's the Declaration of Independence working-group.

[deport]

Those horses look foreign to me.

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Shhhhhh. don't tell anyone or they may not want to continue to use their Studebakers/Conestogas. But most of the draft horse were either Belgian, Scottdales from Scottlan, Shires originated back in the middle ages and the Percheron which came from France with some Arabian in it.

[1rudeboy]

I had the "opportunity" to purchase a rescued Belgian Draft at auction last summer. She went for around 3 grand, if I recall. Alas, no room in the garage.

[deport]

Take care..... It's been fun but off to get a couple hours shut eye. Don't take no wooden nickles, get only good ol' coin of the realm.