This just goes to show you how whacked out a given interpretation of actual events can be...
Which parts of her statement did you find 'whacked'?
But Adams said it has "morphed" into a NAFTA superhighway set to become a 4,000-mile $184 billion international entity called North America's SuperCorridor, regulated by "international bureaucrats," according to a story Adams wrote in the September issue of "Torch," published by the Texas Eagle Forum.
The 12-lane NASCO corridor will include a railroad system running alongside pipelines laid for oil and natural gas. It will be the width of four football fields running from Interstate 35 at Laredo to the Canadian border north of Duluth, Minn. It would "Y" off into the east coast up to Montreal.
The 184-billion-dollar, 4,000-mile network is all in Texas, and it's a conceptual plan. Whether it will all be built is up to Texas officials. Moving right along, we get:
An agreement dubbed the Security and Prosperity Partnership was signed in 2005 in Waco by President Bush, then-Mexican President Vincente Fox and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Edgar Philippe Martin created the NASCO corridor. The plan is to be put in place by 2010. Adams said the contract is a sole executive agreement that bypasses Congress.
Markets in the United States, Canada and Mexico would be merged into a North American Union, similar to the European Union. This would create a new currency called the "Amero," which would replace currencies for all three countries, she said.
My impression was, the SPP is designed to simply find ways to enhance trade and security in North America, not create a North American Union. The SPP really should make the process more public so that people like Cathie Adams and Jerome Corsi don't creatively fill in the blanks for them.