Posted on 07/16/2007 4:24:57 PM PDT by ovrtaxt
Some more info from the great white north.
Will LaBlatt Blue be cheaper then? < /S >
in July 2000, Mexican President Vicente Fox proposed a North American common market, incorporating a customs union, the free flow of goods and labour, and a continental monetary policy. Additionally, the newly inaugurated US President, George Bush, had earlier pledged to foster hemispheric integration while attending the Quebec Summit of the Americas.
So, where does that put us with CFR member Thompson?
Thanks for the ping. I just got notice of the bulletin this morning - I’m on the list now.
Everything gets valued in US dollars, LaBlatt will go up 20 or 30 percent.
(What are you doing drinking something other than Sam Adams? Scum!)
Why oh why do these things have to be soooo looong to read? Why aren’t synopsis offered?
And what really galls me about this, is the same people who were SCREAMING about amnesty, will ignore the reasons “why” Amnesty was proposed in the first place, to further the full integration of Continent.
Nope, nothing to see here, Amnesty just fell from the sky, completely unexpectedly, that’s why JWB pissed in the face of his largest supporters, he just felt like doing it.....
Morons.
It’s quite the phenomenon, isn’t it?
JWB lol
My magic eightball says "YES!".
No, we didn’t hear it. We are just waiting on a new pill that will help us forget and fight depression at the same time.
Thanks. /s
CFR social engineering bump
Please look and consider...
"For over ten years, NASCO has been developing a strong coalition of cities, counties, states, Canadian provinces, and private sector companies to lobby for federal funding and promote a "SuperCorridor" to address the transportation, trade and security needs of the three NAFTA nations.
We have assisted in the lobbying effort to bring hundreds of millions of dollars to the NASCO I-35 Corridor, resulting in High Priority Corridor status for I-35 in 1995 under the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA). In addition, we successfully assisted in lobbying for the creation of two new categories under the Transportation Act of the 21st Century (TEA-21) – the National Corridor Planning & Development Program and the Coordinated Border Infrastructure Program.
NASCO also successfully lobbied to take the Highway Trust fund "off-budget" which resulted in increased transportation formula funding for NASCO's corridor states.
NASCO has received $2.5 million in Congressional funding from the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) for the development of a technology and tracking project. The project will have a team approach, using members of NASCO as the primary participants in the project, to the extent possible. NASCO believes the deployment of a modern information system will reduce the cost, improve the efficiency, reduce trade-related congestion, and enhance security of cross-border and corridor information, trade and traffic."
Funded, as it clearly states, by tax dollars. The NASCO "SuperCorridor Caucus" was formed on Capitol Hill to promote corridor development and to help secure NASCO legislative initiatives in both the authorization and appropriation processes. We continue to be recognized as the strongest International Trade Corridor Coalition on Capitol Hill, and we are the only Corridor Coalition with true international representation from the three NAFTA nations.
You know who I mean...the same debunkers who like the idea of open borders and worship at the altar of NAFTA, CAFTA and any other NWO/Globalist bit of phony baloney.
So it was the American-loathing and Europe-kiss-upping Canadians who came up with the ludicrous idea of an 'amero,' when the American dollar is already widely recognized abroad, and the American economy makes up over 90% of NAFTA's GDP.
Not to type that all Canucks are anti-American or kiss-up to Europe (and in this respect, Latin America and even large parts of the American population do that, too--have a little self-respect, people).
If you weren’t already pinged, ping.
The idea in Canada that the United States will take over, invade, absorb them isn't new. As the quote at the top of the piece suggests, the idea has been around for a long time--going back to the American Revolutionary era.
Thing is, is that it's Canada that largely still harps on about an American takeover by stealth or even by force.
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