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Now if you want to point out hateful, I'd say that your post is full of it.

Fact 1. Jeb Bush created the Florida FTAA. He travels to south America regularly to accumulate commitments from other countries to the FTAA. You know what the FTAA is,don't you? He participates in pseudo governmental actions by the FTAA working groups, which exercise tremendous influence over governments-- in turn disaffecting citizens and their rights.

Fact 2. In one of his trips to Brazil, he got together with Brazilian government officials and business leaders to form the Interamerican Ethanol council. Then he went to his brother the President, and asked him to dictate an ethanol energy policy. The president then signs into Ag bills, and states in public policy speeches like the State of the Union, that the US will go to ethanol,and with massive subsidies (just like the subsidies that Brazil offers to create a phony ethanol market down south) he will make America dependent on ethanol.

The other shoe will drop when they get rid of tariffs on Brazilian ethanol, (already under negotiation by the Interamerican Ethanol Council) and the bottom will fall out of ethanol as a commodity here, giving the industry over to Brazil (with vast tracts of sugar and cheap to slave prices for labor) thus sealing the 'economic integration' as well as 'energy integration' needed for the FTAA to come fully into power.

Florida, Brazil, and IDB Launch Interamerican Ethanol Commission

The Honorable Jeb Bush, Governor of the State of Florida, His Excellency Roberto Rodrigues, President of the Superior Council of Agribusiness of FIESP and His Excellency Luis Alberto Moreno, President of the IDB, Launch Commission to Promote Usage of Ethanol in Gasoline Pools of the Western Hemisphere

What love do you have for the corruption of our government that makes you defend these people?

Bush, Rodrigues, and Moreno discussed the main objectives of the commission, which include: promoting increased ethanol blended fuel use throughout the region(FTAA) ; promoting the integration of technical and scientific research efforts across the hemisphere (FTAA) related to the production and distribution of ethanol; determining investment needs in both agriculture and infrastructure to enable a hemispheric wide market for ethanol(FTAA) blended fuel; determining the economic and environmental implications of carbon credits(AL GORE) produced by the project; encouraging the development of environmentally sound ethanol operations; and recommending a set of actions in order to create an international market for ethanol. (FTAA)