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NAFTA could trump water regulation (Does NAFTA superseed State Rights and laws? YES)
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| Mon, Dec. 09, 2002
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Posted on 12/13/2002 4:30:14 PM PST by heyhey
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To: marsh2
Excellent summary of how we lost our Republic. Thanks. Treaty provisions have become the supreme law of the land, superseding the Bill of Rights and Constitution.
Check out, "The Coming Collision - Global Law vs. U.S. Liberties", by James L. Hirsen, Ph.D. (ISBN 1-56384-157-6) for a more detailed summary of the history of how treaties were introduced as a method to deliberately circumvent the Constitution.
I would also recommend browsing through Larry BeCraft's website which details the legalistic shenanigans on how the federal government has used treaties to steal municipal power.
To: Eastbound
"Excellent summary of how we lost our Republic. Thanks. Treaty provisions have become the supreme law of the land, superseding the Bill of Rights and Constitution." I forgot to add, or so they would like us to believe.
To: Willie Green
ssssh! Remember where you are!
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12/14/2002 1:57:47 PM PST
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B4Ranch
To: Eastbound
One small step for NAFTA, one giant leap for 'Global Governance.' THE NEW WORLD ORDER IS IN PLACE!
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12/14/2002 1:59:01 PM PST
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B4Ranch
To: B4Ranch
'All Hail to the Gnu Weird Odor and Long Live Whirled Peas!
To: heyhey
"NAFTA could trump water regulation (Does NAFTA superseed State Rights and laws? YES)" Super-seed is right. LOL! We REALLY got screwed bigtime.
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