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..I understand your concern. I have been looking at the trend toward one-world everything for a long time. I remember reading many things from the John Birch Society back in the '80s. I am aware of the origins these ideas.

I simply do not believe at this point that there is evidence that Cruz is part of something that is counter to his faith. As a Baptist, he knows that such a movement is certainly not of God. On the contrary, it is a counterfeit of God's coming kingdom. My Bible tells me of an antichrist who will come on the world scene before the Real One returns. This trend toward consolidation and super states is not a Chritian idea.

So if I ever become convinced that Cruz is part of that, I will pour gasoline on my,support for him and ask you for a match...

I am not into the secret society BS. To me its really simple - corporations need to offshore to reduce costs of production. They don't care if this makes Americans poorer because they make money from volume of sales of lower priced goods to customers who tend to buy on credit. This has been the reason for the reduction in wages for most Americans.

The allowance of open borders to illegals also helps keep labor costs low on the domestic side.

No need for secret societies, endtimes crap, illuminati, or any other such nonsense. It is down to that oldest of investigative questions "who prospers from the act".

Cruz is on the side of the free traders and open borders crowd. Many Christians themselves love that idea - seeing it as fresh sheep for the flock - others buy into the economic ideology. Cruz can be both a good Christian and want these policies. I think they are wrong and hurtful to the nation. 20 years plus of NAFTA has shown it has not created a tide that lifted all boats.