Posted on 11/14/2004 9:05:38 AM PST by NormsRevenge
"You chant OSAMA OSAMA when our teams play soccer."
That still makes me cringe. Wasn't the Bush doctrine that any nation that supports terrorism is the enemy? The more we give Mexico, the more they despise us. Like a parent with a spoiled child.
Al-Qaeda May Use Mexico to Smuggle Nukes
Newsmax ^ | Monday, Nov. 15, 2004
Posted on 11/14/2004 2:29:23 PM PST by garjog
Law officers on both sides of the borders are on edge as Mexico is named as the preferred al-Qaeda route to launch a WMD attack on the American homeland, according to a report in Time Magazine.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1279902/posts
More good news.......
Meet NAFTA
on steroids
WASHINGTON – North American national borders would be virtually eliminated under plans being considered by senior business and political leaders from Canada, the United States and Mexico for a "NAFTA-plus," continent-wide, customs-free zone with a common approach to trade, energy, immigration, law enforcement and security.
A tri-national task force, chaired by former Liberal Party deputy prime minister John Manley, with the full backing of all three governments, is plotting the roadmap for this new, bolder alliance meant to compete with the European Union. William Weld, former governor of Massachusetts and Pedro Aspe, former Mexican finance minister, join Manley on the panel that reports directly to the Council on Foreign Relations.
The mission has the formal blessing of Tom Ridge, U.S. Homeland Security secretary, who is close with President Bush.
The committee is scheduled to issue its report next spring.
The elimination of borders along the lines of the EU experiment seems to be high on the agenda of the panel.
"I think we've had 11 years of incrementalism, and during that time we've seen the EU expand its borders, eliminate borders among (member) countries and launch a common currency," explains Manley in the diplomatic magazine Embassy. "We're going to have to provide a vision that is more bold than incrementalism. What's the choice? Europe has made enormous steps in the years since NAFTA was signed. China has been going through a transformative process. In Canada, our only leverage is access to the U.S. market. If we're not going to develop and pursue how we use our advantage of location to be the foundation for future prosperity, then we are going to have to figure out another vision."
The "NAFTA-plus" plan has also been referred to as "deep integration." Skeptics see it as a plan to eliminate national sovereignty and erode the American concept of representative government accountable to the people under the framework of the Constitution.
Discussions so far indicate that Canada, under the new agreement, would immediately sign on to the U.S. strategic missile defense initiative. Canada would also make its vast lumber resources available to the U.S. and Mexican markets and provide more open access to the northern neighbor's oil, natural gas and hydro-electric power resources.
Other members of the task force include: Canadian Finance Minister Michael Wilson and Nelson Cunningham of Henry Kissinger's consulting firm, Kissinger McLarty Associates.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=41447
Actually many of the services they receive are not available to citizens. There is the Rub AuntB
Yes, you are right, but if we go into that some here will spit green goo and their heads will spin.
This is great, with no boarders there will be more a demand for "drivers" licenses to non US citizens, and with these IDs comes the federal requirement that a voter application accompany, and if they didn’t follow our laws in the first place, no reason they wont return the voter application even though they are not citizens, then Arnold pushes for an amendment to allow non-us born to be president, Hot Salsa!, wont be long before a Mexican national will be voted in as "US" president by the "democratic" process!
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