Merger of USA,Mexico&Canada?!

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Below is an essay I found on another discussion board.(http://www.financialsense.com/fs.../0811.html

It's hard to believe; but then many, many things have been
happening over the past 6 years that I have found extremely
hard to believe--especially in that 20/20 hindsight.

Here's the govt page:

usinfo.state.gov/is/Archi...09281.html

Here's the website:
http://www.spp.gov/

Does anyone here think their plans of merger represents anything more than another nail in the coffin of the
usa middle class? We are turning into a 3d world country
with the rich and the poor and nothing inbetween.

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MASSIVE FINANCIAL-GEOPOLITICAL SCHEME NOT REPORTED BY BIG MEDIA
by Deepcaster
deepcaster.com
August 11, 2006


Deepcaster has always been deeply suspicious of conspiracy theories. Deepcaster has always required considerable credible evidence before even entertaining them.

But there is substantial evidence that implementation of a plan to dissolve the national sovereignty of the United States of America is already well under way. So Deepcaster feels an obligation to lay out the facts for you because, whether or not this Initiative is successful (assuming it exists), such an attempt by the powerful forces behind it to push it to success would have a dramatic impact on your investments and your lives.

Deepcaster suggests that you exercise a high level of critical skepticism when reviewing the following. While the following congeries of facts is strongly suggestive that such a plan exists and is being implemented, a suggestive "congeries of facts" is certainly NOT proof positive. So review the following and come to your own conclusions.

Consider the following facts: The Security and Prosperity Partnership Agreement (SPP) is an Agreement which launches a process to merge the United States with Mexico and Canada into (initially) one economic free-trade area. This so-called North American Union (NAU) would ultimately have a common border and would result from the merger of Mexico, Canada and the United States.

The NAU would create and facilitate an unobstructed movement of commerce, capital and people among the aforementioned former sovereign nations. The NAU would likely have a common currency, like the Euro.

President George W. Bush, Mexican President Vicente Fox, and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin have already signed this SPP Agreement in Waco, Texas on March 23, 2005. The SPP Agreement is currently being implemented without the knowledge or participation of the vast majority of the American people.

The Security and Prosperity Partnership is the culmination of a long-term project of the prestigious Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) founded in 1921. Prior to the signing of the SPP Agreement on March 23, 2005 by the Presidents of the three major North American countries, the CFR issued a Media Release (on March 14, 2005).

The Media Release stated that the findings and recommendations of the CFR were that a "North American Economic and Security Community" should be built by 2010. As planned by CFR, this community would have "an outer security perimeter" which would achieve "the freer flow of people within North America." The document spells out an "integrated" strategy to achieve an "open border for the movement of goods and people" in which "trade, capital and people flow freely."

The NAU would facilitate a "seamless North American market" allowing, for example, Mexican trucks "unlimited access" to the United States (see below). It would also allow for "totalization," which is the "code" word for bringing illegal aliens and their dependents and survivors into the U.S. Social Security system.

Implementation of the SPP (and thus the NAU) is already underway. It involves, for example, converting the Kansas City, Missouri port into a Mexican port. A business and economic development organization called Kansas City SmartPort has been established as described in the SmartPort website. The plan is to enable cheap-labor products made in communist China to travel in sealed containers non-stop from the Far East by way of Mexico through a "ships-to-rail terminal at the port of Lazaro Cardenas in Mexico" then up "the evolving trade corridor" to Kansas City where they would have their first inspection!

A Kansas City SmartPort brochure explains, "Kansas City offers the opportunity for sealed cargo containers to travel from Mexican port cities with virtually no border delays." It was anticipated that Mexico would pay for big expensive machines to conduct high-tech gamma-ray screening for drive-through inspections of containers, but Mexico so far has declined. Thus SmartPort has already applied for $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration so the U.S. taxpayers will pay for the machines.

Not only is the plan for Mexico to run its own inspection facility in Kansas City, but emails discovered by concerned citizens via the use of Missouri's sunshine laws revealed that one stated "the space (in Kansas City) would be designated as Mexican sovereign territory." Obviously one result of the project would be to take the jobs away from U.S. longshoreman, truck drivers, and railway workers and replace them with Mexicans.

The North America Super Corridor Coalition (NASCO) provides more evidence that this SPP- - NAU initiative is already being implemented. NASCO has already begun the process of building "an international integrated and secure multi-modal transportation system" from Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico to and through Texas up to Kansas City and on up to Winnipeg, Canada. The 12-lane fenced super highway would allow Mexican trucks to haul goods the entire length of the heartland of the United States, effectively bifurcating the United States.

Many Texans are already in an uproar over the NASCO super highway project. Governor Rick Perry proposed the trans-Texas portion of the corridor in 2002, which would generally parallel I-35. Since then, Texans, and particularly Texas farmers whose land would be appropriated, are strenuously objecting. A coalition of farmers, "The Black Land Coalition," is supporting an independent candidate for Governor, Carol Keaton Strayhorn.

Another component of the SPP- - NAU plan is the immigration bill recently introduced by Senator Hutchison of Texas and Representative Mike Pence of Indiana. This bill would amnesty the some 20 million (Bear-Stearns estimates) illegal aliens living in the United States and allow them to bring their families and to eventually get citizenship. Their children would be citizens under the anchor baby law. There would be no limit to the number of illegals and legals who could obtain permanent residence and, ultimately citizenship in the United States (and, presumably, subsequently the NAU). Thus, it would effectively dissolve the borders of the United States.

Thus the Hutchinson-Pence bill goes one step farther than the current McCain-Kennedy-Hagel-Martinez bill introduced earlier this Session which would also legalize illegal aliens and dramatically increase legal immigration. McCain-Kennedy would also allow the illegals to bring their families for permanent residence in the United States. It could increase the population of the U.S. by over 100 million (according to Robert Rector of The Heritage Foundation) in 20 years.

However, under the Hutchison-Pence bill, Europeans, Asians and Africans would be excluded from migrating to the U.S. (under the provisions of that particular bill - - some would be admitted under other bills) and only members of NAFTA and CAFTA countries - - (and, thus, prospective NAU countries i.e. Canada, Mexico and the Central American countries e.g. Haiti, Guatemala, Honduras, etc.) would be allowed free and unfettered migration and permanent settlement in the (former) United States.

Dissolution of the United States' sovereignty is proceeding apace given the aforementioned developments coupled with the Bush Administration's continuing to sell off U.S. assets to foreign governments, such as was attempted with the U.S. ports a few months ago. This program of selling off U.S. taxpayer funded assets has already made considerable progress.

USA Today reported on July 15, 2006 "roads and bridges built by U.S. taxpayers are beginning to be sold off, and so far foreign-owned companies are doing the buying."

U.S. taxpayer-funded infrastructure recently acquired by foreign interests includes the Indiana Toll Road, Virginia's Pocahontas Parkway, a Texas toll road from Austin to Sequin, and a bridge in Alabama according to USA Today. The Chicago Skyway was sold for $1.83 billion to the same foreign consortium that purchased the Indiana Toll Road. Negotiations are underway to sell the New Jersey Turnpike and the Ohio Turnpike. This administration is also pushing to open up U.S. airlines to foreign ownership.

Much as the Iraq war and mass immigration have caused deep divisions within American society, the SPP - - NAU Initiative (again assuming that it exists) that would dissolve the borders of the United States, would also cause increasingly deep divisions.

Deepcaster's Portfolio recommendations are designed to help protect and enhance its reader's wealth, as just this kind of divisive, instability-inducing Initiative is implemented. Indeed, Deepcaster's recommendations assume ever-increasing financial, market, economic and geopolitical risks and are designed to help accommodate those increasing risks.

As well, Deepcaster intends to continue to provide Updates on SPP - - NAU Initiative developments as an antidote to (what appears to be) the Big Media blackout regarding the SPP - - NAU Initiative. [Is it anything more than a coincidence that the Big Media has taken to calling the United States "America" in recent years?] As the battle over this apparent Initiative increases, Deepcaster expects to provide advice on coping in general and on asset protection and enhancement in particular.


© 2006 DEEPCASTER LLC All rights reserved.
http://www.deepcaster.com
 
Im sorry, but this is so full or error and spin it doesnt even warrant comment.

PS: there is already sovereign territory in the U.S. Its called an embassy.
 
http://www.deepcaster.com/

I didn't read this...scanned it quick and realized it was someone selling something...a subscription, I think.

Personally, I'm so weary of of scare tactics being employed by people, companies, govt., doctors, lawyers, ministers, movie makers, whatever, trying to to further their sales/agendas, that I do whatever I can to avoid reading or listening to stuff like this.

About 12 years ago I quit watching T.V. entirely...news, sitcoms, everything. Since Van and I married, I've begun watching T.V. with him in the evenings. Commercials for medications, books, organizations, news shows, the T.V. shows themselves, everything seems to use scare tactics.

Alice
 
I remember when my dad retired. For the first time dad and mom had time to sit down and watch the evening news. It was the worst thing they could do. They thought every that was said on Huntley and Brinkly was gospel. When Reagan was running for president someone on the news said if he was elected he would do away with SS. Though they were life time members of the GOP I could not convince them it was just political talk, they seen it on the news and believed it was true.

The news is so full of lies and half truths we might be better off not watching.

Alice you probably had a good idea, maybe you and Van can find something else to do.
 
Look,I'm here in central Texas,been to SEVERAL TransTexas Corridor meetings...10 mile wide combo rail,utilites,4lane truck,4lane toll cars from Nuevo Lrado(!) to Oklahoma,and it won,t stop there. Don't believe me? Go on line look up TransTexasCorridor---It's Gov Perrys "VISION" for Texas You better believe I'm scared,but as I'm 63,doubt I'll see it come to pass(I hope) Oh,pay attention to the Supream Court ruleing that the Gov.CAN take your land....I'm not a conspiricy buff or anything like that,just get on your computer and look these things up on a site you trust..[/u]
 
It does sound too crazy to be true; I guess that's why
people discount the news as some kind of tin-foil hat
conspiracy nuts in action. Truth maybe is stranger
than fiction.
 
Better pay attention,sometimes the nuts are right!!! Please do check the TransTexasCorridor out,the idea is unbelevible!!! The thought is somehow this will releve traffic in citys..How,I do not know..
 
I am sure it will give a break to those illegal aliens
invading our country---avoid those pesky border
patrol agents.
 
And just think how easy it'l be to get drugs,gangs(as if we need any more) and terrorests in here!!
 
This "corridor" is supposed to have a high fence around it.
That reminds me of the fence-climbing contest they
held at the Teralingua chilli-cook off contest a few
years ago. They put up a fence like the one at the
border south of san diego; I heard that the winner was over it in less than 30 seconds.
 
I'v never given creedence to the "Government's out to get us"way of thinking,but,way things are going lately....well,even paranoids got enemys..
 

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