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To: texastoo; hedgetrimmer
Follow the money? This should answer a few more questions of where the money will come from.

"The World Bank estimates Mexico needs $20 billion a year for ten years, just for infrastructure. The three leaders should establish a North American Development Fund, whose priority would be to connect the U.S.-Mexican border region to central and southern Mexico. If roads were built, investors would come, immigration would decline, and income disparities would narrow "



Paul Wolfowitz

  • World Bank: President
  • Department of Defense: Former Deputy Secretary
  • Project for the New American Century: Founding Member


 
    
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last updated: August 9, 2006

As president of the World Bank, Paul Wolfowitz, former No. 2 at the Pentagon and a leading proponent of the Iraq War, has won both praise and criticism. He has badgered the United States and other wealthy countries to cut subsidies to aid development in poorer countries, fervently pursued anti-corruption policies, and announced moves aimed at strengthening the bank's internal watchdog, the Department of Institutional Integrity (Inter Press Service, April 18, 2006).

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121 posted on 10/01/2006 1:51:04 PM PDT by Smartass (The stars rule men but God rules the stars)
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To: Smartass; hedgetrimmer
Incidentally, my contributions to this thread (that is, trying to pound into your thick skulls that the U.S. has been moving-toward biometric identification long before the SPP came into existence) were substantive until hedgetrimmer wiggled out of her strait-jacket to inform us that she's surrounded by "implementers," or some such nonsense.
124 posted on 10/01/2006 2:06:14 PM PDT by 1rudeboy
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