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General
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By Patrick Wood
When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, who cared about political
party affiliation? Men (and women) dropped everything to defeat the
common enemy. Why? Because survival of their country was at immediate risk! We face just such a time as that, and if we don't join forces to against our common enemy today, the U.S. will be as good as gone.
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Treaties
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Can the U.N.'s Law of the Sea Treaty not only be delayed but defeated
outright in the Senate? That's the question that conservatives are
delightfully pondering as a remarkable series of events has put the
pact, supported by the Bush Administration and the liberal leadership
in the Senate, in serious jeopardy. |
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Treaties
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The Senate battle over ratification of Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST) is heating up and may be brought to vote this month. If passed, it will destroy American sovereignty. Sen. Vitter is bravely standing against all globalist forces that want to de-nationalize the United States. Now is the time for you to make your opinions known to your Senators! |
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North American Union
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There is a growing rebellion in Texas against the Trans-Texas Corridor
(TTC) that promises to dislodge (e.g., eminent domain seizures) between
500,000 and 1,000,00 acres of prime Texas ranch and farm land so that a
1,200 foot NAFTA transporta- tion Super Corridor can be built by a
foreign corporation to transport containers full of foreign goods from
Mexico to Kansas City. Oklahoma is next! |
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North American Union
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A sneak-peek into the elite mindset that created the SPP is found in a meeting that took place one week before the SPP summit in Montebello. The Hudson Institute presented a white paper and panels of experts (including Christopher Sands and Robert Pastor) to discuss SPP policy. |
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