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North American Union threat gets attention of congressmen
WorldNetdaily.com ^ | October 1, 2006

Posted on 10/02/2006 3:55:59 AM PDT by Man50D

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To: processing please hold
"some other country is gonna move in and make a profit"

I don't know what you are talking about.

41 posted on 10/02/2006 8:48:33 AM PDT by Ben Ficklin
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"Perfectly stated. My voice is hoarse from arguing with FReepers who constantly pull out the tinfoil hat slam against those of us who have been warning about this for months."

It's amazing how many people show up on these threads trying to convince us that this isn't really happening and failing in that switch to a "this is good for America" line. Many of these posters aren't native Americans and don't really care about this country in my opinion. We have been infested.


42 posted on 10/02/2006 8:52:25 AM PDT by dljordan
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To: Ben Ficklin

From what I've read, Spain will have a contract to control the superhighway. Please, correct me if I'm mistaken....


43 posted on 10/02/2006 8:56:52 AM PDT by processing please hold
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Yes, but Spain is expressly forbidden to station troops or construct fortifactions along the route.


44 posted on 10/02/2006 9:00:09 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: dljordan
We have been infested.

I agree with you. Something's up. No American would agree to splitting this great nation into sections.

But, then again, there are FReepers who hire illegal aliens.

45 posted on 10/02/2006 9:00:15 AM PDT by processing please hold
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oops . . . fortifications


46 posted on 10/02/2006 9:01:14 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: dljordan

And then, there are others that think roads shouldn't be built because they provide invasion routes for the Chinese Army.


47 posted on 10/02/2006 9:03:21 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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Oh, so they have our government doing the dirty work for them. After all, Americans wouldn't cotton to another country coming in and stealing our property.
48 posted on 10/02/2006 9:03:36 AM PDT by processing please hold
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Actually, the "dirty work" is the construction of the road itself. And you (if you are a resident of Texas) should be glad that you've found someone to pay for it up front, instead of waiting for a politician to raise yor taxes for it.


49 posted on 10/02/2006 9:08:19 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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I don't know how your road was financed, but I doubt that Cintra financed it.

Spain has nothing to do with TTC 35 in Texas. Cintra is a company based in Spain that builds and/or operates toll roads around the world. Cintra's parent company is in Portugal.

The kooks are throwing out a lot of mis-info that you shouldn't believe.

50 posted on 10/02/2006 9:13:57 AM PDT by Ben Ficklin
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construct fortifactions along the route.

I found a fitting image for that, just gotta figure out how to get it.

51 posted on 10/02/2006 9:17:52 AM PDT by processing please hold
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To: Ben Ficklin
The Louisiana 28 corridor from Fort Polk to Alexandria, Louisiana.

I'm talking about hwy 28 between Fort Polk and Elec. Our tax dollars built that section. It also goes from the FP turn off to Leesville. Our tax dollars. And the 'corridor' is NOT paid with tax dollars......

52 posted on 10/02/2006 9:23:20 AM PDT by processing please hold
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To: texastoo
El Camino Real is a catchy name, tho I don't know often it is used. Canamex is also popular.

The first El Camino Real ran from the Spanish town of Nacodoches in east Texas, thru San Antonio, into New Spain. It was also known as the Old San Antonio Road.

53 posted on 10/02/2006 9:26:39 AM PDT by Ben Ficklin
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Is it a toll road?


54 posted on 10/02/2006 9:29:15 AM PDT by Ben Ficklin
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Perfectly stated. My voice is hoarse from arguing with FReepers who constantly pull out the tinfoil hat slam against those of us who have been warning about this for months.

Their next line will be...'WorldNutDaily' reported this story, blah, blah, blah.

This is a time honored tactic by many. It is extremely effective in keeping certain topics off the table for discussion.  I often wonder if the skepticism is genuine or affected.

55 posted on 10/02/2006 9:39:04 AM PDT by zeugma (I reject your reality and substitute my own in its place. (http://www.zprc.org/))
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To: 1rudeboy; hedgetrimmer; potlatch; ntnychik; PhilDragoo; OXENinFLA; bitt; JustPiper; KittyKares; ...

$$$

Told you so Hedge, 7/24...
Up in the morning and out on the job?

 

56 posted on 10/02/2006 9:41:45 AM PDT by Smartass (The stars rule men but God rules the stars)
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To: Smartass

I noticed. Early bird.


57 posted on 10/02/2006 9:44:39 AM PDT by texastoo ("trash the treaties")
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To: Smartass

The CFR never sleeps, my Bircher friend.


58 posted on 10/02/2006 9:46:56 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: Ben Ficklin
According to the DOT...

The project involved widening 7.63 miles of road- way on La. 28, from its intersection with La. 8 to the intersection of La. 121. The scope of the project was to add to two travel lanes and a median to the existing two-lane roadway, creating a four-lane divided high- way. The existing pavement also was replaced. This project is the second project of six to be com- pleted along the La. 8/La. 28 corridor between U.S. 171 in Vernon Parish and Bayou Boeuf in Rapides Parish. More than 40 miles will be widened in the complete project; currently, it is 30 percent complete.

The road between Leesville and Alexandria is now completed.

Is it a toll road?

No...not yet. Wearing seat belts was voluntary at one time, remember. Illegal aliens used to mean you were a criminal, now it just means you have more rights than an American citizen. Things aren't always what they seem to appear to mean

59 posted on 10/02/2006 9:49:13 AM PDT by processing please hold
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To: texastoo; hedgetrimmer; B4Ranch; potlatch; ntnychik; PhilDragoo; OXENinFLA; bitt; JustPiper; ...
Shhhh, Art Bell is coming for the rest of them...



 

60 posted on 10/02/2006 9:49:23 AM PDT by Smartass (The stars rule men but God rules the stars)
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