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Obama's abrupt cancellation of Eastern Europe's missile shield has paved the way for companies with Trilateral Commission ties to get into Putin's pocket for juicy contracts in Russia. Sacrificing the security of tens of millions of Europeans to Putin and the Russian Bear is apparently meaningless.
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Fortune Magazine trumpets this headline that the Bush administration intends to aggressively pursue foreign investment in the U.S. According to Fortune, Bush is "hoping to demonstrate that US workers aren't globalization's great losers."
Is this a left-handed admission that US workers are, in fact, globalization's great losers?
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So-called "Fast Track" trade negotiation legislation has been a major Trilateral Commission tool since it's original inception in 1974. It basically usurps authority from Congress to negotiate international trade deals, presenting the results for a straight up or down vote with minimal public or Congressional debate. Current Fast Track authority expires on July 1, 2007 and the Bush Administration is pulling out all the stops to get it renewed.
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Why such urgency to pass CAFTA? It likely isn't so much about the passage of CAFTA as it is about its possible NON-passage. Too many people, for various reasons, are standing in the way of "progress". A defeat of CAFTA would send an encouraging message to the opponents of globalism. |
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The globalist CAFTA treaty passed in the U.S. House Assembly by 2 votes, due to the intense lobbying pressure by the White House. If anyone doubted that the Bush administration and in particular, George W. Bush, were passionately committed to a globalist agenda, those doubts are erased. |
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