Protesters to converge on North America summit

World Net Daily ^ | June 20, 2007

[processing please hold]

Activists already are preparing to protest the third summit meeting of the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, a trilateral initiative between the U.S., Canada and Mexico seen by critics as a major step toward a North American Union, according to WND columnist Jerome Corsi, author of a new book on the subject, "The Late Great USA."

The meeting, which has received almost no mention in the U.S. mainstream media, is scheduled for Aug. 20 and 21 in Montebello, Quebec, at the Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello resort.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is scheduled to host the Quebec summit, which will be attended by Mexican President Felipe Calderon and President Bush.

[hedgetrimmer]

They're raising a whole new crop of CFR apologists....

Global Kids, Inc. and Council on Foreign Relations to Conduct Innovative Foreign Policy Program for High School Students

...The program's design is grounded in Global Kids' highly-regarded approach to youth leadership development and global education, which reaches more than 13,000 young people annually. Throughout the institute, participants will engage in workshops led by Global Kids staff members that will build their leadership, communication, and critical thinking skills. They will use these skills to stimulate public dialogue and action concerning critical international issues and to develop projects to be implemented at schools and colleges during the next academic year. Global Kids will also provide participants with year-round coaching, support and access to the Council's resources. Students will be invited to participate in Global Kids' ongoing roundtables at the Council on Foreign Relations.

U.S. in the World: International Law and Foreign Relations is being made possible through the generous support of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, The Arkin Family Foundation, and an anonymous donor. Further information is available at usintheworld@globalkids.org.

[texasgil]

bttt!

[hedgetrimmer]

Here's one for you.

'Reinventing government': The end of the nation-state

[EdReform]

BTTT

[processing please hold]

Thanks for the article.

I question why this president continues to appoint people whose loyalty to this country raises eyebrows, at the very least, by their actions as well as by their family ties and origins.

Because a LOYAL American would never sit still for the dissolution of this country. The enemy within will be our undoing.

[nicmarlo]

Gutierrez is not American born, he's Cuban born. The AG is likely an anchor baby as well.

You going to call them "sneaky Jooooooooos" too?

Or can you not address, directly, the question, and rightly so, that I raised? Grow up and stop projecting onto others your own racial/ethnic slurs.

I question why this president continues to appoint people whose loyalty to this country raises eyebrows, at the very least, by their actions as well as by their family ties and origins.

[processing please hold]

What an interesting article. When I read it indoctrination came to mind.

U.S. in the World: International Law and Foreign Relations is being made possible through the generous support of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, The Arkin Family Foundation, and an anonymous donor.

Soros? Karl Marx is dead, right?

[processing please hold]

:)

[1rudeboy]

I dunno. Your name sounds Italian to me.

[nicmarlo]

People at the highest levels of office should not have dual citizenship.

I see you also have issues with maturity.

[Toddsterpatriot]

You going to call them "sneaky Jooooooooos" too?

How about sneaky furriners?

Grow up and stop projecting onto others your own racial/ethnic slurs.

I'm not the one doing the slurring.

[nicmarlo]

But you have. And I find your doing so pathetic and disgusting.

[Toddsterpatriot]

No, you have.

[nicmarlo]

Grow up, toddster

[Toddsterpatriot]

You sound like a foreigner. I question your loyalty to America.

[1rudeboy]

My understanding is that, under Israel's citizenship law (and assuming Michael Chertoff falls within it), he doesn't have a choice whether the State of Israel considers him a citizen, or not. And I am not familiar with how such a de jure Israeli citizen would have to go about renouncing his citizenship. Nor do I really care, for that matter. I'd rather have some concrete evidence as to why his loyalty should be in question.

[nicmarlo]

If Chertoff’s actions, actually, total lack thereof from protecting this country against the ongoing invasion isn’t already enough evidence for you to question his loyalty, I sincerely doubt you’ll accept other evidence.

The same came be said with the AG.

As far as Guitierrez, he’s intimately involved with the formation of the NAU.

[1rudeboy]

Are you implying that Chertoff is taking direct orders from Mossad?

[nicmarlo]

Question all you want toddster; it’s already publicly known you have no allegiance to anything except yourself.

[nicmarlo]

This is what I said:

If Chertoff’s actions, actually, total lack thereof from protecting this country against the ongoing invasion isn’t already enough evidence for you to question his loyalty, I sincerely doubt you’ll accept other evidence.

The same came be said with the AG.