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Well I have a scarier thought. What if they DID know and went ahead anyway? What would that suggest? Is there something happening here that the general population was not given the memo on? With the North American Union moving over into the passing lane, I have to believe that the suckers do know what they're doing.

I have posted a few times on this.

CFR and the business elites at the multinationals desire the North American Community, combining Canada, America and Mexico. This is a long-range plan, in the works for the last 25 years. Of all our secretaries of state and presidents and major media figures in the last 20 years, only Reagan was not a CFR member.

First came the peso bailour, opposed by 90% of citizens. Then came the Reagan amnesty for 3 million illegals but with enforcement provisions Reagan's successors refused to enforce. Then came NAFTA with 80%-90% opposition. Then lots of manufacturing moved to Mexico, something most people didn't like. Then even larger illegal immigration and the granting of all kinds of rights to them, again consistently opposed by the citizens, both liberal nad conservative. Then the attempts to eliminate the border entirely for drivers' license purposes. Then CAFTA. All of these things have been consistently opposed by voters across the board. And yet under the leadership of both parties, they have proceeded.

The primary actors in this this little drama are Bush I, Clinton I, Bush II, and soon Clinton II (Hillary). Just as the Clintons and Bushes have implemented the exact same plans on education, they are also the same in this unification plan. If Bush cna get Jeb to run in '08, then substitute Bush III for Clinton II. Same results either way though on this central shared agenda.

As for the GOP, the Rockefeller Republicans think this is their chance to purge the GOP once and for all of all Reagan-Gingrich conservatives and the influence of the Religious Right. Even if it costs them the majorities in Congress and the WH for decades, they prefer this so they can run the Romney's and the Guiliani's and the William Weld's, in short, all the liberal Republicans they want. What we'd end up with is what Canada has: our choice of two very liberal and almost identical parties.

The House conservatives correctly perceive the Rockefeller Republicans' agenda here. The country clubbers have always hated Reagan, always hated us, always hated the Christian and pro-life camp. This is why Bush lured the House into including the felony provisions in their legislation and then hung them out to dry on it. That is why Sensenbrenner is so angry. The House is pretty determined to hold their ground because they understand what the Rockefeller faction is trying to do to them, to the party, and to the country at large.

Well, like it or hate it, it's about the only explanation for what would otherwise be a total death wish by Bush and the GOP Senate in this amnesty fiasco.