Posted on 08/31/2007 6:32:37 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Another reason I like Duncan Humter.
Yes, I like him, too. He is working fast and furious it seems to get this NAU/globalist agenda stopped.
Which is a reason he isn’t even on my radar as president. I’ll never vote away my country, I don’t care what letter is behind their name.
I want the train derailed. As it stands right now, it’s Bush’s.
Time for a new broom to be brought in and sweep them away.
Well said!
yep, it sure is.
Hunter’s got the longest and deepest record in this area for sure. That speaks volumes for him.
Agreed. He has tenacity, as well.
Big Bump to that!
Thank you.
Seeing as it’s the weekend, there’s likely some free-traders/open-boarders that work against our sovereignty while ‘on the clock’, so they’ll show up tomorrow. They will have to recognize a rule of reading the entire thread before posting and expecting responses :) Sounds fair enough to me (lol)
;)
This is quite an educational thread.
And me as well. However, I don’t expect that they will. Globalists think rules of any kind apply to all else but them (etiquette or otherwise).
~ Fred Thompson, 2006 ~ Member of the globalist entity, Council on Foreign Relations
That's a good find. In his statement, Fred is telling me that he is ignorant of what is going on in the real world. Notice that he didn't address the $800b trade imbalance and how that plays out in our labor markets, and how it drives the relentless push to sell control or ownership of ever more of our infrastructure to foreign interest.
Also, notice how he pits "free trade and market economies" against central planning as if those were our only two options, as if markets automatically crossed borders, as if borders have no meaning. I'm not a fan of Fred, and don't see myself voting for him.
>>>>Notice that he didn’t address the $800b trade imbalance and how that plays out in our labor markets, and how it drives the relentless push to sell control or ownership of ever more of our infrastructure to foreign interest.
Also, notice how he pits “free trade and market economies” against central planning as if those were our only two options, as if markets automatically crossed borders, as if borders have no meaning.<<<<<
Good points. Globalists conveniently leave things out to paint their pictures.
Follow-up Audit on NAFTA Cross-Border Trucking Provisions
August 06, 2007
Project ID: MH-2007-062
http://www.oig.dot.gov/StreamFile?file=/data/pdfdocs/NAFTA_Annual_8-20-07_FINAL_508_compliant.pdf
The Inspector General for DOT says the inspections aren’t where they need to be, so why anyone would push this forward is beyond reason.
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