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To: 1rudeboy; Mase; Toddsterpatriot
Don't hide behind Conservatism with your cheap labor, special interest serving form of *free trade*.

The WTO and NAFTA, like other FT agreements, do lower tariffs between countries but, at the same time, use international rulings to override local law and pile on more regulation than existed before.

If having Socialist UN-like groups and international banking families controlling the course of global trade is your cup of tea, then you and your buddies are far from being the Reagan Conservatives you claim to be.

Look at the current economy. Is it really working the way you would like?

I'll admit I posted some material that was less than *from a Conservative* viewpoint. (mostly for some of the info compiled) The reason for that was because believers in the current form of *free trade*, IMO, veil themselves behind partisan politics to hide their real intentions. (I noticed you all rely on **government** websites to make your point) This drive toward a complete globalization of the economy is nothing more than the first (or last) steps of a takeover by a One World Socialist regime as described in the Bible.

103 posted on 06/04/2009 4:57:09 AM PDT by wolfcreek (KMTA!)
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To: wolfcreek
Thanks for reminding me, I haven't posted from Heritage or AEI in a while. When I post from Heritage, I'll remind you, I am (and it is) accused of being "globalist."

Funny how those complaints dried-up when Heritage published the Rector study on the true costs of illegal immigration, which I believe is still the most comprehensive work on the subject out there. Where do you think EPI and Public Citizen fall on that issue, anyway?

104 posted on 06/04/2009 5:14:34 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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