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Your post resonates with me. This was a real enlightening move on Bush's part. He tipped his hand and I don't know if he expected a backlash.

I voted and even campaigned for Bush, but immigration was the one issue about him that really bugged me before he was elected.

It is evident that he does not recognize America's borders any more than Vicente Fox does.

This is a very dark day.

I despise to tell you, but much darker days lie ahead. We are attempting to navigate our way through forces so dark and powerful that it's daunting, while most of the population is sound asleep.

These people, like Bush, and the Supreme Court, pushing this agenda are so sure of victory, so sure that they will eventually place us under the FTA treaty and international law, that already the Supreme Court is studying international law and says right out loud, that when the Constitution conflicts with International Law, the Constitution will have to give way.

Isn't this treason? And yet they are so confident of being out of the closet that they have no fear of voicing it right out loud anymore. No fear of letting us know that our borders and sovereignty are mere notions, as Vicente Fox said, "Americans need to give up their notions of sovereignty". We seem so powerless and paralized to stop it. Those even aware of the danger that is. I just keep trying to think of ways to trip them up. Tossing their, so far, most victorious promoter out of office comes to mind. But I doubt that will happen.