CFR's Plan to Integrate the U.S., Mexico and Canada

EagleForum.org ^ | July 13, 2005 | Phyllis Schlafly

[hershey]

Ludicrous. Never going to work, but some CFR thinkers must figure that if we don't pull the rest of the hemisphere up with us, the barbarians will be at the gates. They can't say this publicly, of course, so just ram this stuff through without a by your word from the US taxpayer and pretend we're too stupid to know what's going on. Does anyone think Mexico or any other country in the hemisphere would do the same for us if the shoe was on the other foot? Uh, no.

[Digger]

As an aside, note Pat Robertson, televangalist supreme. In 1991 he wrote a book called "The New World Order," in which the corrupting influence of the CFR is a major theme. Since then, he's been somehow coopted; he's dumped almost all the investments of his "religious" organizations and corporations into communist China, and mutters nary a peep about the CFR

I liked the part about how Jimma Carter got nominated. Just shows one how the presidents are just puppets to the elites who run this country.

[Digger]

Maybe you should consider the fact that the Council on Foreign Relations isn't a government agency and has nothing to do with the Bush administration.

It has all to do with each & every administration.

[Coleus]

This CFR document, called "Building a North American Community," asserts that George W. Bush, Mexican President Vicente Fox, and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin "committed their governments" to this goal when they met at Bush's ranch and at Waco, Texas on March 23, 2005. The three adopted the "Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America" and assigned "working groups" to fill in the details.

[hedgetrimmer]

No the CFR, isn't an government agency per se, it is a tax exempt NGO that follows the United Nations model of "civil governance". It subverts the idea of representative govnerment by composing legislation to promote its agenda of hemispheric integration and global government and presents it its numerous affiliates in Congress to be made into law. The people whom our government is supposed to represent, are cut out of the loop.

[untrained skeptic]

It's a lobbying group with lots of money that tries to influence Congress.

It does not control Congress, unless Congress allows itself to be controlled.

The people elect Congress, and have the option of not reelecting Congressmen. They are not cut out of the loop, though many if not most are poorly informed.

They utilize the biased media and their large sums of money to distort people's view of the world through half-truths, and outright lies to push an agenda.

They however still need the support of the American people in order to push their agenda forward. While they often attempt to achieve that support through rather transparant deception, they receive an appalling amount of support from the American people.

None of this however is justification for calling Bush a domestic enemy and suggesting he should be impeached over the comments of this group.

[hedgetrimmer]

None of this however is justification for calling Bush a domestic enemy and suggesting he should be impeached over the comments of this group.

Who said this?

[untrained skeptic]

"Who said this?"

TWY in post #1, which was to whom I originally responded.