The Future of North American Integration in the Wake of the Terrorist Attacks(October 17, 2001)

Council on Foreign Relations ^ | October 17, 2001 | Unknown

[Butcher Kilroy]

The Atlanta Roundtable held its second session on October 17, 2001 to discuss the future of North American integration in the wake of the terrorist attacks. Gordon D. Giffin, Vice Chairman of Long, Aldridge & Norman and former U.S. Ambassador to Canada, and Robert A. Pastor, Professor of Political Science at Emory University, led the discussion.

[SNIP]

A transformation occurred in Mexico with the election of Vicente Fox. He met with President Bush on September 4 and proposed a very broad agenda: legalizing anywhere from three to seven million illegal immigrants, expanding temporary migration from Mexico, increasing cooperation in law enforcement, especially against drug trafficking, and organizing a binational committee to promote development in the poorer regions in Mexico.

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Public opinion polls in the three countries have shown:
Our values are converging toward a North American model, not an American one;...

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[Butcher Kilroy]

Old article but it really must be read and understood in order to understand what Mr. Bush wants to impose on America. After reading this you'll understand why he thinks the Minutemen are the enemy.

[Wiz]

North American integration? Do you mean President Bush is seeking something like EU or United States of North America (Canada-US-Mexico)?

[Windsong]

Personally I wouldn't mind merging the U.S. with Canada. We just have to get rid of the Canadians first.

[Windsong]

Edit: Okay, Alberta ppl can stay

[Butcher Kilroy]

Yep. If you read the article closely and review other articles on the CFR website you'll see that the U.S. Constitution will become voided by 2010 and a new constitution will be ratified to take it's place. Also a new tax will be imposed on U.S. citizens to solve economic imbalances that currently exist in Mexico. Also biometric monitoring will be mandatory for travel within the territory. I kid you not. This stuff is straight out of Revelations.

[K-oneTexas]

For at least eight decades now the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) has been pushing globalism. Remember 'The New World Order' ... yeas, that right Bush 41.

The membership of the CFR includes past Presidents,Ambassadors, Secretaries of State, Wall Street investors, international bankers, foundation executives, think tank executives, lobbyist lawyers, NATO and Pentagon military leaders, wealthy industrialists, journalists, media owners and executives, university presidents and key professors, select Congressmen, Supreme Court Justices, Federal Judges, wealthy entrepreneurs, and as many as ten 9-11 Commission Members. (http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Council_on_Foreign_Relations)

Maybe Eisenhower and Dewey were members (I do not know), but for sure presidents after that (John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Richard M. Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, George HW Bush, and Bill Clinton) were as well as their opponents from the other party where also. Additionally you have "sister" organizations like the Trilateral Commission (TC) and the Builderburgers that espouse the same goals and some of these members belong to two or more of these organizations. It is known that President Reagan was a member of the Trilateral Commission, unknow if in the CFR. Also all the Rockefellers (Nelson and his brothers) were members and big funding members.

Not sure about President George W. Bush however in his administration SecState Colin Powell, SecDef Donald Rumsfeld and EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman were/are members.

A fascinating subject. With so many presidents, members of Congress, advisors, cabinet secretaries having membership in the CFR or TC its ideas will have a front and center position in government if not before the citizenry. [As an aside it is wonder if when JFK became 'disenchanted' with th CFR goal and didn't take action toward it if this may have been a reason for his assassination, as some conspiracy buffs claim.]

[ConsentofGoverned]

North American integration? Do you mean President Bush is seeking something like EU or United States of North America (Canada-US-Mexico)?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.............
IF BUSH supported such a thing he would keep the Borders open and keep illegals here he would expand "free" trade and export US business ....oh wait a minute, thats what he is doing, now all the illogical policies make sense..the destruction of the USA as we know it..the traitors are within.

[navyblue]

"North American integration? Do you mean President Bush is seeking something like EU or United States of North America (Canada-US-Mexico"

That is EXACTLY what I have been saying for the last two years. People are slow beginning to realize this. Bush wants his own "American Union" just like the euros have over there.

And I'll gladly wear a tinfoil hat if it will make at least one more person see it.

[Butcher Kilroy]

It IS fascinating and disturbing at the same time. The ultimate goal of CFR, of course, is to dissolve America away. I had wondered why OBL hadn't made another attack on America to try to bring America down. Now I know why. Mr. Bush is doing it for him.

[CowboyJay]

"legalizing anywhere from three to seven million illegal immigrants, expanding temporary migration from Mexico"

The conversation the reporters weren't privy to? Fox to Bush: We want to turn all of your middle class into poor people, and turn your poor people into really poor people. Bush to Fox: Works for me! Working people tick me off, anyway. They get a little money in their pockets, and they want to vote and participate in their government. Can't have that, and run a proper 3rd world dictatorship. Pass the Tequila, Broseph!

[Thunder90]

They want a radical Democrat to lead this charge. The CFR's are pissed off at Bush over the War in Iraq (Which the CFR did not authorize), and they are forcing him to obey them on Illegal Immigration, Russia, and China, or face possible reprisal.

[Thunder90]

The CFR is a socialist organization who believes that Bush's election was a "Mistake" (They wanted Al Gore, because he would have more overtly pushed the Socialist agenda and would have avoided war in Iraq). However, they do still hold signaficant sway over the presidency, because they control the bureaucracy.

[Thunder90]

But the CFR and those types will be destroyed by Russia and China, if they are given the chance to do so. Problem is that Russia and China will conqueor the country in the process.

[Thunder90]

The CFR was heavly penetrated by the KGB and Soviet/Chinese intelligence.

Also, Al Gore was a member of the CFR, and, in their view, was supposed to win the 2000 election.

[K-oneTexas]

This subject is fascinating and gets somewhat distressing when we realize exactly how far and with whom their influence extends. An interesting, although old (published in 1966), book is Carroll Quigley's 'TRAGEDY AND HOPE: A History of THE WORLD in our Time'. This professor also was the political mentor of our own dear "Willie Boy".

It's quite interesting the "love-love" relationship our politicians (many not all) that has existed with this and its sister organizations. It can truly be likened to an invisible hand in government.

[Thunder90]

Still, the Comblock ("Fmr" USSR/CHINA) wants to be top dog, and will destroy the CFR when they see fit.

[Quix]

Wellll, you are toooo right.

The puppet masters have spoken.

And all their public servants have to march in lock-step, it seems.