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Trans-Texas Corridor PING!

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[zarf]

They should just drop a nuke on that big shopping mall called "Dallas" and be done with it.

[montag813]

However, not everyone supports the plan for a highway that would run from Mexico to Oklahoma

The new "underground railroad"? You can add Oklahoma to "Aztlan" if this plan goes through.

[Larry Lucido]

So has Governor Friedman weighed in on this, or is he just gonna blow it off with a lame quip?

[NapkinUser]

Who in the hell would support this plan?

Oh right, Rick Perry.

[chatham]

Has anyone checked where all the Money is coming from ?
Answer........
A Massive Highway Bill passed and signed by congress and George Bush!!!

The answer of Course is from the U.S.Taxpayers without our approval. Then the U.S. and State Govts. will By Emminent Domain take away from private ownership approx. 530,000 acres.

We can all thank George bush for this mess.
Plus the Mexican Govt. will have a customs checkpoint in Kansas City Missouri.

Little wonder George Bush is doing NOTHING about the Illegal Immigration from Mexico.

After that ask yourself Why 10 Major Universities are studying the Merger of U.S.A., Canada and Mexico into ONE Country with One money called the Amero?

[Ditter]

I never hear anyone mention what will happen when all the trucks, trains and goods are dumped into Oklahoma. I guess that is Oklahoma's problem?

[hershey]

Whoop de doo! First Mexico to Oklahoma, then Canada! Can we all say North American Union? Like it or not, here it comes.

[af_vet_rr]

The 4,000-mile highway is being developed, in part, to relieve traffic on Interstate 35.

Except for that bit about a lot of people in the US, Canada, and Mexico, wanting it to be part of a huge corridor running from Mexico City up into Canada.

[af_vet_rr]

Related thread:
WASHINGTON – While several members of Congress have denied any knowledge of efforts to build "NAFTA superhighways" or move America closer to a union with Mexico and Canada, four members of the House have stepped up to sponsor a resolution opposing both initiatives.

Rep. Virgil Goode Jr., R-Va., has introduced a resolution – H.R. 487 – designed to express "the sense of Congress that the United States should not engage in the construction of a North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Superhighway System or enter into a North American Union (NAU) with Mexico and Canada."