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FT/Harris poll says citizens in rich nations are solidly opposed to globalization. At the same time, the Duncan Hunter Amendment passed on 7/24/07 with huge bi-partisan support (362-63) to "prohibit the use of federal funds for participation in working groups under the SPP, including the creation of the NAFTA Super Highway." |
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The "Three Amigos" (north American heads-of-state) are scheduled to meet in Montebello, Quebec on August 20-21, to further their Security and Prosperity Partnership. They will be isolated by a 25 kilometer perimeter that effectively bans legitimate and legal public meetings that would focus on SPP. U.S. Army troops are included in the security force! |
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Many Canadians are keenly aware of the froward plans behind the Security and Prosperity Partnership that was instituted in 2005 by the heads of Mexico, Canada and the United States. In Canada, the process of merging the regions is called "deep integration." The third SPP leaders summit will take place this August 21-22nd in Montebello, Quebec, not far from Ottawa. |
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On May 29, President Bush lambasted critics of his Immigration Bill as those who "don't want to do what's right for America" and who are "trying to frighten our citizens." Given huge resistance from both left and right, the President can only stand in the middle and self-declare sanity while calling every one else nuts. |
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American roads are the hottest commodity in the international marketplace. State and local governments are falling all over themselves to sell off highways, bridges, and all sorts of other revenue-producing infrastructure, to international financiers who are eager to snap up structures Americans have already paid for, and for which they continue to pay maintenance costs through endless taxes.
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