Bush sneaking North American super-state without oversight?

WorldNet Daily ^ | June 13, 2006 | Jerome Corsi

[William Terrell]

I see you ignored this question, "Why do you not believe the very people who have the power to bring a vision into reality when they tell you they're going to do it?"

The people with the power are in your face with it. They tell you exactly what they're going to do. Hint: it's only a conspiracy theory when those who have the means to execute it say they're not going to do it. When those same people say it's so, it becomes a fact.

Do you understand this simple idea? Yes, I'm being condescending, but someone has to shame a nut or we'll have more of them.

[AmishDude]

Sorry. You're taking agenda from a think tank and grafting it onto some administration actions. That's the way these things work. That's the "proof".

[MikefromOhio]

uh oh....I've got a keyword too...I'm SO skeered!!! LOL

What are they going to do? Come arrest me for treason? Seriously what will they do beyond bitching about this on the internet? And when it doesn't come to pass (and believe me it won't, but have you noticed there is a distinct lack of a date, over than "by 2010"??) they will have moved onto another form of paranoia and nuttiness that will outshine this one.

I'm sure that will all go over REALLY well.

Damned nutcases.....

LOL

[AmishDude]

Ah, the "people" with the "power". My CFR (just make it out to cash) buddies really need to get off of the Jude Law In Every Movie project and get back onto the big-name projects.

We also need to get the Karl Rove Weather Machine back. I know he gets the name, but in reality he only leases it.

[AmishDude]

What are they going to do? Come arrest me for treason?

Well, of course. You're not a True® Conservative™.

[William Terrell]

Corsi is not the issue. It's the people who have the means to carry out such a scheme who tell you what they're going to do. They tell you. They say it outright. They write papers detailing the plans and they start doing what the plan says.

If the owner of this forum, or anyone else, believes a thing is true, that does not make it true. Likewise, if he doesn't believe a thing, that doesn't make it false.

I'm going to believe a man when he says he going to shoot me tomorrow. That is the default for someone with enough sense to breathe. If he's lying, fine. If he's not I live.

You wear your tin-foil hat.

[dennisw]

Nice try but idiotic

[MikefromOhio]

Well, of course. You're not a True® Conservative™.

Anyone who says that is either lying or hiding something.

[MikefromOhio]

LOL

right.

Corsi most assuredly is the issue.

He wants to sell more books.

Buchanan has played the same game over and over again.

You probably fell for that one too.

[William Terrell]

The CFR? You mean the leaders of Canada, Mexico, the US and now Chile, and probably some other South American "sovereignties", don't you?

Actually, aluminum foil won't block the rays, you know, you need to find real tin foil. I hear it's expensive; you'll need a lot of it when work on the project gets to the point that even you can't ignore it.

[B4Ranch]

With a reply from a out and out chickensh!t who hates to see the facts in print.

[William Terrell]

Actually, I fell for the actual documents and reports of meetings among the (then) three sovereignties. I didn't like the language used. I suppose you did.

[sinkspur]

With a reply from a out and out chickensh!t who hates to see the facts in print.

You're a tinfoil kook, B4, and you always have been. It's no wonder you'd buy this conspiracy globaloney.

Chemtrails anyone?

[Barnacle]

Read my lips, "A new world order."

[janetgreen]

But we must be a dying breed.

Here at this (once-conservative) website, we're swatted away like pesky flies.

[Ben Ficklin]

Here is your link

Because Tyson was using the employee verification system, the jury was not willing to convict. If the feds can't determine who is legal, how can Tyson?

Further down in the article you will notice, "In a policy shift in 1999, the INS decided to focus on apprehending foreign criminals and smugglers and detecting benefit fraud rather than preventing unauthorized workers from holding jobs". And, "Ziglar said the INS ran out of investigators long before he got down to the task of enforcing employer sanctions".

[Diddle E. Squat]

As usual, you have zero clue about what you are talking about.

[dennisw]

I have reread your post and you seem to be informed. How about our 850 billion dollar trade deficit and landing ChiCom imports in Mexico. Then sending them north via sealed rail shipments and trucks. You post as if there is no substance to this all

[William Terrell]

To be legal you must have a green card, visa, naturalization papers, or birth certificate. If you don't you aren't legal. Easily verified.

You don't just stop after what you're tried doesn't work. You fix the problem with EO's, legislation or change of strategy. You raid Tyson again, for other counts. Just because you got out of one count of an illegal act, doesn't mean you can't be prosecuted on other counts.

The case fell on points that could easily be fixed. Goodness. The claim that the top management didn't know what their manager were doing would be mooted in the next case, since they had been warned.

Not to mention trying to prosecute several companies for conspiracy! Do one, get the others if they haven't changed their ways. I don't buy it. If the executive wanted to crack down effectively on illegal hiring, it would.

[MikefromOhio]

Actually, I fell for the actual documents and reports of meetings among the (then) three sovereignties. I didn't like the language used. I suppose you did.

Thinking something is completely innocuous means that I liked it? LOL!!! Not! Actually it means that I THINK they are trying too cooperate given that we ARE bordering them. But that's not allowed, there has to be SOME conspiracy there!! You should really listen to yourselves. I ask again, you probably get laughed at A LOT when you talk about this stuff huh? Sure as hell you've been entertaining to me.