Exactly right.
What I also see is a collosal effort to misdirect the attention of the main body of voters on both sides of the isle.
The left panders to the whacked out leftist that wants the U.S. to be the U.S.S.R.
The right panders to the cosnervative who wants the nation to return to the founding principles.
Both parties are instead determined to turn the U.S. into the model the United Nations wants it to be.
We’re well on our way to a globalist society something akin to Orwell’s “1984” model, continential governances where individual states have no power, and the United Nations rules the roost.
It’s been a long time since I read the book, but wasn’t there a Pan Asian power, a Pan Americas power and a Pan European Power? It seems I remember that scenario.
The U.N. concept in this might be a little shakey, but that is the reality that confronts us IMO.
Why all this ‘borders mean nothing’ talk? Why all this talk of multi-nation security with lowered borders talk? Why all the talk about North American and American Union talk? Why flood the U.S. with so many foreign nationals with no loyalty to the United States?
Both parties are playing along while the rank and file consoles themselves that they are just one leader away from realizing their perfect world. Ain’t gonna happen...
Both parties are U.N. driven IMO. Perhaps CFR and other groups play into it, but that’s where we’re drifting IMO.
Yep! A derivation of 3-card monty--keep ya looking the other way.
Both parties are instead determined to turn the U.S. into the model the United Nations wants it to be.
I think this would explain McCain jumping on the environmental bandwagon. Much of this agenda will be accomplished through things like global warming agreemensts, LOST, etc. McCain is fully on board. Sadly, all those who weren't on board were eliminated from the election a while back.