11 states oppose North American Union

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | March 9, 2007

[Man50D]

Eleven states are working on resolutions that would oppose not only the implementation but the idea of a "North American Union," or other plans that would lead to the integration of the United States into a larger structure.

"Americans are rapidly learning the new vocabulary of the globalists," Phyllis Schlafly of Eagle Forum told WND, "and they don't like it."

While President Bush, many members of Congress, and Bush administration bureaucrats deny there are plans for a North American Union, under the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, those in state legislatures are taking no chances.

Already, 11 states have introduced resolutions to oppose the SPP, the NAU, and even the idea of the amero, a proposed currency that could be used to replace the dollar.

The resolutions also typically oppose the creation of North American Free Trade Act superhighways along the model of the Trans-Texas Corridor, the car-truck-train-pipeline corridor that is four football-fields wide and is being built parallel to Interstate 35 from Laredo, Texas to the border with Oklahoma, south of Oklahoma City.

Schlafly told WND that those lawmakers, and their constituents, are reacting against a wide range of concepts and structures being generated by the increasing pace of the integration of North America they see under the Bush administration.

"That's why state legislators are responding with resolutions criticizing a 'North American Community,' SPP, 'harmonization' of regulations, NAFTA superhighways, foreign-owned toll roads, totalization of Social Security, and speculation about the amero," Schlafly explained. "The groundswell is growing against measures that lead to 'economic integration' with other countries."

Schlafly also has joined with Howard Philips of the Conservative Caucus to create an organization specifically opposing the NAU and NAFTA superhighways.

Phyllis Schlafly is doing a magnificent job leading the charge to oppose the North American integration at the state level," Phillips told WND. "Once again, we see the genius of Eagle Forum being able to communicate a message throughout America in terms that mobilize voters to take action."

Robert Pastor is an American University professor who is using his book, "Toward a North American Community," to promote the development of a North American union as a regional government and the adoption of the amero as a common monetary currency to replace the dollar and the peso.

Arizona: Senate Concurrent Memorial 1002 Click to check bill status.

Georgia: Senate Resolution 124

Illinois: House Joint Resolution 29 Click to check bill status.

Missouri: Senate Concurrent Resolution 15 House Concurrent Resolution 33

Montana: House Joint Resolution 25 Click to check bill status.

Oregon: Senate Joint Memorial 5

South Carolina: House Concurrent Resolution 3185 You also can find the bill here under "H 3185"

South Dakota: Senate Concurrent Resolution 7 Click to check bill status

Utah: House Joint Resolution 7 Click to check bill status.

Virginia: Senate Joint Resolution 442

Washington: Senate Joint Memorial 8004 House Joint Memorial 4018

StopTheNAU tracks state legislative motions to oppose the SPP and NAU.

[Clemenza]

What's wrong with privatizing toll roads? What's wrong with foreign investment?

[1rudeboy]

Ross invested his own cash in the United States? I thought he had written the U.S. off in '92.

[Rex Anderson]

Man, are you right. Perot's Alliance is Foreign Trade Zone 196

http://www.nascocorridor.com/naipn/pages/alliance_practices.html

Isn't that just like a conspirator? They convince you they are the answer to the conspiracy no one knows about ( due to conveniently constructed politically correct issues designed for mind control and indoctrination), and Wham! They establish regional "monarchies"!

[Toddsterpatriot]

Absolutely not, but I'd like it built by Americans, Owned by Americans and operated by Americans.

American citizen built or American government built?

We certainly don't need Mexican Customs Agents operating a customs depot built in missouri on land set aside as Soverign Mexican land, like they were in Mexico.

Do you realize that at this very moment there are Americans working in Mexico inspecting goods before they enter America? Does that frighten you as well?

I believe there is a lot more to this story than a Highway.

Yes, Jerome Corsi has to sell a book.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Thanks for the link. I stopped reading at
"Nowhere would the impact be greater than in the American West, cut off as a virtual subcontinent by an artificial, but impassable, barrier of a colossal superhighway cutting through the central "heartland" of the United States between the meaningless borders of Canada and Mexico."

That's some funny stuff. I wonder how long it took the author to write that. Between the laughing and the tears, I don't know how he could see the keyboard.