North American Union Would Trump U.S. Supreme Court

Human Events Online ^ | Jun 19, 2006 | Jerome R. Corsi

[hedgetrimmer]

Nor have the many memorandums of understanding and other trilateral agreements created by these SPP working groups been published, not even on the Internet.

Especially NOT on the internet.

[hedgetrimmer]

More NAU bad news.

[A message]

100 million armed Americans trumps North American Union.

[Reagan Man]

The Bush legacy, GLOBALISM GONE WILD!

[hedgetrimmer]

From the article:

Once a North American Union court structure is in place can almost certainly predict that a 2nd Amendment challenge to the right to bear arms is as inevitable under a North American Union court structure as is a challenge to our 1st Amendment free speech laws. Citizens of both Canada and Mexico cannot freely own firearms. Nor can Canadians or Mexicans speak out freely without worrying about “hate crimes” legislation or other political restrictions on what they may choose to say.

[tertiary01]

Bookmark bump

[NeoCaveman]

These reads alot like an article I read online published by "The Nation" that lamented the fact that New Deal was toast due to Chapter 11.

If anyone wants to read it, google "reapealing the twenthiest century" and you should find it.

I found it a fascinating read, even if written in a left wing moonbat publication.

[Mr. Lucky]

In other words, the lack of documentary proof of this secret order is proof of it?

[KoRn]

Things like this used to be the talk of conspiracy theorists and fridge groups, but it seems there is some definite truth to all of this, and it's very disturbing.

[Toddsterpatriot]

In other words, the lack of documentary proof of this secret order is proof of it?

Shhhh....the OAS is listening.

[Coldwater Creek]

Somehow, I believe that there is a lot more to this story that is not being told.

President Bush would never sell this country out. Don't even think about mentioning immigration.

[ßuddaßudd]

I am a citizen of the US and I will not stand for this!

[hedgetrimmer]

In other words, the lack of documentary proof of this secret order is proof of it?

The lack of sunshine laws with respect to bureaus set up by executive fiat is the problem.

[Comstock1]

Explain to me how the Supreme Court is kept out when it decides it has jurisdiction. It's pretty much established law that the US government can't void Constitutional protections/ provisions by treaty.

More than one treaty has had provisions clipped by a court.

[Bikers4Bush]

"President Bush would never sell this country out."

He already has.

[Coldwater Creek]

No he hasn't!!!!

[hedgetrimmer]

The detailed nature of this program indicates the big effort made by the advocates of globalization to favor the emergence of a North American unified geo-economic bloc. As the promoters of this policy state: “The establishment by 2010 of a security and economic community for North America is an ambitious but achievable goal”. The ongoing process should also be analyzed in relation with other emerging continental blocs, in particular with the European Union. The latter continues with its efforts to dismantle the nation-states in spite of the “No” to the referendum by France and the Netherlands. Faced by the resistance of some peoples, this world philosophy will increasingly put into practice methods to restrict individual liberties and to encourage an education system that, like a pedagogical Machiavelli, formats the minds according to its image. This dictatorship, highlighted by a technology that will continue to improve, will hound those who really oppose the system. Unfortunately, few people are already aware of that.

Building a North American Community
--Pierre Hillard

[Bikers4Bush]

He absolutely has and all the exclamation points in the world won't change that.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

100 million armed Americans trumps North American Union.

Only if they feel strongly enough to use them on police, soldiers and politicians who will be enforcing NAU.

[BenLurkin]

"Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America"


Sounds like something straight out of Orwell.