Finally! The full exposé of North American agenda.

WND ^ | June 20, 2007 | Jerome Corsi

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

You are cute and clever.

I'll be moving along now.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Run away now :^)

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

I take that back - I'll answer since you took the time to cut it down line by line.

But we manufacture more than ever. Our unemployment is extremely low.

While it is true, our unemployment rate is now low due to the service, money and high tech development sectors, what exactly is it the manufacture more of? Cars? We don't manufacture the steel nor the piece parts. We only assemble them here. So I must ask again, what is it we manufacture?

Why are lower tariffs bad?

As you very well know, everyone likes lower tariffs (of course you knew that), but there is so very much more to CAFTA that that. You need to look at the fine print of the this afterbirth.

LOL!

I'm not here pretending I am. You seem to take issue with non-scholars being here, how ironic.

and these things I have listed are in my opinion, assaults on sovereignty

This is, I think what you really want to know.
The amnesty bill should take care of that for you.
To begin with, we are a nation of laws, per President Bush and our legal structure. I don't like the tax laws, if I (or a lot of people like me), don't pay our taxes, we lose the military for one thing and social services (I don't care much about the social crap anyway).
Immigration laws, Do away with the immigration laws and we lose our boarder(no need for it), if we lose our boarders, we lose our sovereignty as a unique and independent nation state.

Be specific.

About as specific as you were :)

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

"Run away now :^)"

you funny.

[Toddsterpatriot]

While it is true, our unemployment rate is now low due to the service, money and high tech development sectors

Yes.

what exactly is it the manufacture more of?

Lots of stuff.

We don't manufacture the steel nor the piece parts.

We don't make steel anymore? Where did you get that silly idea?

but there is so very much more to CAFTA that that.

You mean the stuff that destroys our sovereignty? That you can't specify?

You seem to take issue with non-scholars being here, how ironic.

Only when they pretend to have knowledge that they clearly don't have.

The amnesty bill should take care of that for you.

The amnesty bill is a disaster. It also has nothing to do with NAFTA or CAFTA.

[Mase]

Prof. Corsi’s book is out! Buy your doorstop today!

[1rudeboy]

We don't manufacture the steel nor the piece parts. We only assemble them here. So I must ask again, what is it we manufacture?

Let's see here . . . autos and parts, autos and parts parts . . . here it is. We export more than a hundred billion dollars' worth a year, up 87% since NAFTA was enacted. What makes you think we don't manufacture any? Can't see a factory outside the window?

[Mase]

"There is a priniciple which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance--that principle is contempt prior to investigation."
HERBERT SPENCER

"The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary."
- H. L. Mencken

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

I never said it did. I said that the combination of the measures do not represent my interest nor the best interest of the US in my opinion as a patriot.

I am however still looking into these things.

I see you like playing in the fire brigade, spreading pee on threads you disagree with and throwing cute little one liners out at people in an attempt at what?

As a non-scholar trying to learn from this site, I must say that your civics instruction was not valuable to me and I don't wish further my education here with more from you - that is of course, unless you actually say something knowledgeable that I need.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

"We export more than a hundred billion dollars' worth a year, up 87% "

Thank you for the fact. Noted.

[1rudeboy]

I have slightly more than a passing familiarity with the auto parts issue, since the U.S. is actually a heavyweight in the sector, and U.S. auto parts are very likely to be subject to trade barriers for that reason. (And I want to see American auto parts distributed on every continent, including Antartica).

[dennisw]

Tinfoilers like you wouldn’t know SSP if it bit you in the hind quarters

[Toddsterpatriot]

I see you like playing in the fire brigade, spreading pee on threads you disagree with and throwing cute little one liners out at people in an attempt at what?

I ridicule the ridiculous. I try to educate people who, for instance, think we no longer make steel in America.

I must say that your civics instruction was not valuable to me and I don't wish further my education here with more from you

Like I said earlier, run away now. You seem very happy in your ignorance. Don't let me wake you up.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

I must add though, historically, steel exports are a fraction of past levels.

The U.S. steel exports hit its peak in 1957 at 800 through 1966 at 1,080,000 metric tons.

LINK

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

"Like I said earlier, run away now. You seem very happy in your ignorance. Don't let me wake you up."

your still funny

[Toddsterpatriot]

And you’re still ignorant.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

Sorry, forgot the other LINK

[RightWhale]

Corsi again. There is another person who pops up now and then with his story about suitcase nukes. Now and then someone mentions the fake Apollo landings. One thing for sure: the days are getting shorter.

[Toddsterpatriot]

I must add though, historically, steel exports are a fraction of past levels.

Excellent. You finally learned something. If we don't make steel it's a lot harder to export steel.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

"And you’re still ignorant."

However I am gaining an education about you - and I don't like what I'm learning - its like TV but I can't turn it off (I don't own one by the way).