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Bush, in El Salvador, Pushes Free Trade Zone Across Latin America
AP via The New York Times ^ | March 24, 2002

Posted on 03/24/2002 12:13:08 PM PST by sarcasm

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To: sarcasm
"Hyde Proposes Commonwealth of Americas, Urges Closer Political, Economic&SecurityTies in Hemisphere "

Hard to believe that more of us are not open to secession as a viable possibility. It may ultimately be necessary to the survival of the Constitution and any semblance of life as a sovreign nation if this trend continues.

23 posted on 03/24/2002 2:26:05 PM PST by sweetliberty
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To: sarcasm
NO BORDERS, NO LANGUAGE, NO CULTURE.

Micheal Savage: we must protect our Borders,Language, and Culture.

Who is right?

24 posted on 03/24/2002 2:28:50 PM PST by antidemocommie
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To: godisright
"Winding up a journey to Mexico, Peru and El Salvador, Bush also pledged to promote immigration policies that link workers from the region with American jobs."

You and I are just out of touch. We dont understand that this is not America anymore. This is "the Americas", and we are all one big, happy, family, now.

25 posted on 03/24/2002 2:30:03 PM PST by antidemocommie
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To: smarticus
I'm from Belize, though I have not lived there for many years, I still go down for the occasional visit, and most of my family still live there, so I do keep up with what's going on in the country Now I realize Belize is small, and I realize there are people there who may be involved in drugs , but never had I heard of this guy, much less that this one guy "owns Belize". Have you ever been to Belize, Smarticus? If you ever go down, I suggest a visit to the Cayes for some great snorkelling and fishing. If you enjoy visiting Maya Ruins, we also have a few of those.
26 posted on 03/24/2002 2:31:58 PM PST by psjones
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See: Hyde Proposes Commonwealth of Americas, Urges Closer Political, Economic&SecurityTies in Hemisphere 7 posted on 3/24/02 1:49 PM Pacific by sarcasm

No more US borders, no more US language, no more US culture. We are all one big, happy, hemisphere, now.

New World Order

27 posted on 03/24/2002 2:34:43 PM PST by antidemocommie
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Hard to believe that more of us are not open to secession as a viable possibility. It may ultimately be necessary to the survival of the Constitution and any semblance of life as a sovreign nation if this trend continues. 23 posted on 3/24/02 3:26 PM Pacific by sweetliberty

Can you imagine how much your life would be in danger if you began a successfull campaign for Texas secession? NO ONE will be allowed to get in the way of the New World Reorder. Anyone who tries to stop the push will be eliminated, I suspect. The NWO agenda is ultra important to a few.

28 posted on 03/24/2002 2:38:08 PM PST by antidemocommie
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To: psjones
Found this thread.
29 posted on 03/24/2002 2:43:44 PM PST by sarcasm
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To: antidemocommie
I'm not talking about Texas. Oh perhaps Texas might be a part of it, but there are many Americans who see this immigration issue as the death of America and the Constitution as we know it. It seems to me that we only have 2 choices. Either we roll over and play dead while we are overtaken by immigrants from third world countries, or we stand and fight like we had a backbone. Difficult and dangerous, absolutely, and no doubt the bloated masters of the slave state would do whatever they thought it would take to beat us back into submission, but I think we must recall so many of the words of the founding fathers, whose voice is being consciously sileneced; words such as these of Patrick Henry famous quote: "Give me liberty or give me death!"
30 posted on 03/24/2002 2:54:17 PM PST by sweetliberty
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I'm not talking about Texas. Oh perhaps Texas might be a part of it, but there are many Americans who see this immigration issue as the death of America and the Constitution as we know it. It seems to me that we only have 2 choices. Either we roll over and play dead while we are overtaken by immigrants from third world countries, or we stand and fight like we had a backbone. Difficult and dangerous, absolutely, and no doubt the bloated masters of the slave state would do whatever they thought it would take to beat us back into submission, but I think we must recall so many of the words of the founding fathers, whose voice is being consciously sileneced; words such as these of Patrick Henry famous quote: "Give me liberty or give me death!"
31 posted on 03/24/2002 2:54:19 PM PST by sweetliberty
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Oops.....sorry about the double post.
33 posted on 03/24/2002 2:55:13 PM PST by sweetliberty
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Bush also pledged to promote immigration policies that link workers from the region with American jobs.

Here we go with this old crapola again. Why doesn't he try linking American workers to American jobs. Bush is a total flake.

34 posted on 03/24/2002 3:36:34 PM PST by Brownie74
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To: smarticus
Interesting story. Sounds a lot like the miners strike in Ludlow, Colorado many years ago. The miners were working for J.D. Rockefeller. They had issues and set up a picket line.

But old J.D. was not to be outfoxed! He sent in his Pinkerton guards (his personal army) and simply machine-gunned the miners. Strike over, end of story.

Hard to beleive such a thing could happen in the good old USA, but it did. Do a little research.

35 posted on 03/24/2002 4:14:07 PM PST by navyblue
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To: sarcasm
Please explain the current American trade deficit.

The trade deficit is irrelevant, as we pay for everything with Dollars. Should to many Dollars accumulate outside the US, the Dollar will decline making US products and services more competitive and the trade deficit will disappear. In Japan the government deliberately keeps the Yen value down to promote exports, this in turn removes competitive pressures to improve on their economy. The past 10 years have shown that the stronger your currency the better for your nation, as cheap imports force competitive improvements in businesses and make basic comodities(oil,raw materials,etc...) less expesive. Another way to look at it is that we are paying them in paper dollars and the only place they can spend them is in the US where dollars are the legitimate currency. Back when the US backed it's currency with gold it had problems, but now it's the mercantilists like Japan which basically are subsidizing the US by accepting paper money for their products.

39 posted on 03/24/2002 9:41:12 PM PST by Eagle74
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Wonderful response, you didn't address the issue, you just started calling names and went for the tinfoil hat attack, brilliant.

what issues, all I read was a conspiracy theory which has the older Bush as a cocaine dealer. There is as much evidence for this as for alien abductions, so the tin foil hat is appropriate.

40 posted on 03/24/2002 9:49:20 PM PST by Eagle74
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