China Wins NAFTA Super-Highway Battle

Human Events ^ | August 9 2006 | Jerome Corsi

[1rudeboy]

Guess certain people don't want to see serious analysis on serious subject matter steal debate space from more pressing issues.

It's crunch time. We have to work hard at keeping a lid on this thing if we are to implement the NAU by 2010, as Corsi claims.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Doesn't the OAS controls our ports?

[1rudeboy]

It varies, depending on what argument one makes. It was the U.N., but sometimes the Coast Guard.

[hedgetrimmer]

The reason President Bush has only given lip service to controlling the borders and illegal alien immigration is that he and his elitist Council on Foreign Relations friends in the U.S., Mexico and Canada are plotting to merge these nations into a single regional government similar to the European union. This is being done with the SPP, Security and Prosperity Partnership Agreement.

The SPP will greatly expand the NAFTA, North American Free Trade Agreement. The SPP will integrate the three countries into a North American Union with tri-national economic and security by 2010, with a common outer security perimeter. This means integrating the U.S. with the corruption, socialism and poverty of Mexico with wide-open borders. Goods, people and capital will move freely across the SPP established international borders.

It will require that U.S. citizens effectively surrender our citizenship to the North American Union, along with a new currency, the Amero.

Eight tri-national "working groups" were created and are already implementing new bureaucracies and "public-private partnerships," which are best describe as corporatism, the foundation of fascism.


SPP will strengthen tribunals, which will destroy our constitutional republic law system that protects individual rights. The SPP is being implemented without congressional approval.

The Bush administration's "guest worker," amnesty for illegal aliens program, is a key part of the SPP integration scheme.

To prevent the U.S. from becoming a third-world country, we citizens must mobilize to defeat amnesty and the SPP regional government plan. For details, see www.stoptheftaa.org.

"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." -- Edmund Burke

http://www.cdapress.com/articles/2006/08/09/editorials/letters/letter09.txt

[american spirit]

What's makes Corsi so far off base in his observations?

[Toddsterpatriot]

It will require that U.S. citizens effectively surrender our citizenship to the North American Union, along with a new currency, the Amero.

They can take my vitamins when they pry them from my cold dead hands.

[hedgetrimmer]

More money going south, this time to propogandize the SPP in Mexican universities...

The TIES initiative is a $50 million, eight-year collaborative program between the U.S. government, U.S. and Mexican educational institutions, and the private sectors of both countries. It is designed to advance the objectives of the Partnership for Prosperity, a key initiative of President George W. Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox. USAID is providing $35 million for TIES, with partners contributing an additional $15 million. With these latest grants, the TIES program has succeeded in reaching a goal of supporting at least 55 partnerships between U.S. and Mexican universities.

Facilitating the pursuit of a common development agenda between the U.S. and Mexico, the TIES initiative enhances the capacity of higher education institutions of both nations to examine mutual development problems, work in strategic alliances to develop solutions, and create the basis for Mexico's benefiting more fully from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and a planned Free Trade Area for the Americas. Training from these institutions will give Mexican participants the skills and collaborative linkages to enable them to respond more effectively to Mexico's development challenges and opportunities.

http://katc.com/Global/story.asp?S=5256934

[texastoo]

Naivety and ignorance leads the charge for many on this issue.

Don't forget those who fully, consciously support the loss of sovereignty. Anything for a buck.

[1rudeboy]

Red China investing in a port in Mexico affects our sovereignty how, again?

[Toddsterpatriot]

If you read the 10,000 pages of NAFTA and the 20,000 pages of CAFTA, you wouldn't ask that question.

[hedgetrimmer]

Excerpt about the 'trusted traitor' program...

The working groups organized in the U.S. Department of Commerce under the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP). The 2005 Report to Leaders found at the first tap to the left on SPP.gov makes clear that a North American “trusted trader” program will be run mostly on electronics “to substantially reduce transit times and border congestion.” NAFTA Railroad trains should be easily identified for immediate border passage, especially with the containers with appropriate “SENTRI” type systems that mark the containers to have originated from “trusted trader” shippers, even if the point of origin is China or the Far East.

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=16093

[texastoo]

The TIES initiative may the the reason Sen. Cornyn introduced the bill asking for money for Mexico for education and pavement.

[hedgetrimmer]

Could be.

[1rudeboy]

Wait a minute. 45 minutes ago, we were not inspecting imports or even questioning what is in the containers. Now we're tracking containers electronically? There is no way our government can work that fast.

[texastoo]

North American “trusted trader” program will be run mostly on electronics “to substantially reduce transit times and border congestion.”

The Mexican gangs in Mexico often brag about crossing the border "legally". So they will be "happy".

[hedgetrimmer]

What a silly dictionary you use. Tracking and inspecting have the same definition now?

[1rudeboy]

No they don't. But then containers are inspected under the provisions of the MTSA.

[hedgetrimmer]

What a tenth of one percent are inspected? That is effectively no inspection.

[1rudeboy]

So your problem is with the inspection regime. You have a funny way of showing it, opposing a highway and all.

[hedgetrimmer]

Is your procivlity for making complete misstatements a cultivated technique?