North American Leaders Unveil Security and Prosperity Partnership (North American Superstate)

The Welch Report ^ | April 6, 2005 | Phyllis Spivey

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Old article, but apprently some folks out there recognized this for what it was when it happened.

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Some other links for further info:

http://my.opera.com/prosperingbear/blog/show.dml/282691

http://www.vivelecanada.ca/index.php?topic=sovereignty

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Do you guys have a 'link extravaganza' for this topic? It will be a significant one in the days to come...

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Here's an overview of how our new country is going to work. You are now an official Mexi-Cana-merican.

[backhoe]

Do you guys have a 'link extravaganza' for this topic? It will be a significant one in the days to come...

I haven't composed a standalone post on this yet, however, if you goto the "last" here and work backwards, you will find links to what I have found so far:

DUBOB 11-- even *more* tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast.....

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Okay. There's not much on this yet- the WH been extremely stealthy in handling this. Congress has been pretty much oblivious, or silently granting their approval.

I just think it will blow up as big as the border issue. Free people are not ready to give up sovereignty to any Super-government. Can you imagine a non-American official saying something about firearm control? That will go over real good- sure.

[kalee]

ping

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no steenkin' border ping...

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I dug up this old article- seems a few folks were on the ball some time ago.

[seasoned traditionalist]

A similar post yesterday was "poo poohed" by many (dare I say, almost all) and laughed at as an example of paranoia, histrionics and fodder for the tinfoil hat crowd.

Many impugned Corsi and suggested that if Tancredo had bought into this "theory," then he was toast as far as advancing politically. I kept my peace as the replies had degenerated into a morass of illogical sarcasm.

Having read enough about this subject and witnessed the intent and objectives of the Globalist and One-World advocates, this prospect of a North American Union is not as far-fetched as many portend it [not] to be. While becoming a fait accompli has a ways to go, what is obvious is that the Trans National Highway is not a myth and is a big part of this entire concept.

Just imagine a super toll road, financed by a company from Spain, which is restricted in its use from us commoners, in order to advance the flow of goods from (primarily) Mexico thru the US to Canada?

While I'll reserve judgment for now as it becoming a reality, I am nevertheless, somewhat concerned and not convinced that there are many who would welcome this model coming to fruition.

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Super toll road?

News to me. All I know is the SPP has been agreed to, well over a year ago. It's a fact. http://www.spp.gov/

As far as the political/ economic/ security implications, that depends on how far We The People allow it to go.

It's also an obvious historical fact that humanity has been trying to reunite since Babel. To understand that is to understand human nature.

And I'm sure it's the same ostrich-in-the-sand group that always surfaces to excuse anything the globalists try, just because there's a Republican in charge right now. They're boneheads, and so predictable.

[DustyMoment]

"What they envisage is a new North American reality with one passport, one immigration and refugee policy, one security regime, one foreign policy, one common set of environmental, health and safety standards ... " said Maude Barlow, chairperson of the Council of Canadians.

This is exactly what I have been taking about when I tell people to look at the Trans-Texas Corridor with its multiple links connecting it to the border of Canada, in conjunction with Bush's globalist philosophies.

Bush is pushing the development of an EU-style organization in North America, which explains why he is soft on immigration and border control. He simply doesn't get it that most Americans may agree that Canada and Mexico are part of "the neighborhood", but good fences make for good neighbors.

[Kimberly GG]

"While I'll reserve judgment for now as it becoming a reality, I am nevertheless, somewhat concerned and not convinced that there are many who would welcome this model coming to fruition."

There must be a word to describe how it is that those who protest the most about the topic (including illegal immigration) are the very same who welcome it coming to fruition.

Are they simply having fits because the discussion is not on 'their terms' or is it because, in some respects and unaccustomed to being so, they are now, uncomfortably, in the minority on the subject?

[wolfcreek]

This sounds like an Alex Jones conspiracy theory but, I'm afraid it's all too real. Maybe it's time to take off the tin-foil hats.

[PGalt]

Thanks for posting. Thanks for your work.

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Alex Jones lol!! I remember him... is he still around? There was this little patriot radio station in the middle of FL that carried a lot of his stuff.

[Wolfie]

Free people are not ready to give up sovereignty to any Super-government.

Yeah, they are. Keep 'em fat and happy, distracted by American Idol, and they'll give it up. Hell, they probably won't even notice its gone.

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heh- they're not free. Enslaved to Hollywood and sports distractions. Like you said, they serve their bellies and their selves.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

ping

[Ranger Drew]

Yes, he's still around. ...And the funny thing is, the rants he's been making for the last 12 years or so,...are coming to pass.

A lot of folks sluffed this guy off, but it's turned out he's been more accurate predicting the treachery of our FEDGOV than anyone else.