A North American Conspiracy

WorldNetDaily: U.S.-Mexico merger opposition intensifies

Have you wondered about President Bush's reluctance to secure the borders? How about his commitment to the 'Guest Worker Program'? For a while it seemed plausible that the president's agenda was to secure additional votes from the Hispanic community for future Republican candidates. However, there appears to be a great deal of evidence to suggest a much more sinister motive.

For the past few months, reports of President Bush working with Canada and Mexico to accomplish a European Union style merger between the three countries have been appearing on conservative news sources such as the WorldNetDaily, author, Jerome Corsi, and pro-family activist, Phyllis Schlafly. For a while, I was thinking since the vast majority of the reports were coming from conservative sources and was largely ignored by the liberal media, that most people would have a hard time believing this story. I've even heard reports that much of Congress is unaware of the full extent of the plans of the Security and Propsperity Partnership of North America, the partnership of the three countries spearheading the merger.

Well, interesting enough, Lou Dobbs of CNN has voiced his opposition to this Tri-lateral agreement. In addition, US Rep. Tom Tancredo of Colorado has publicly demanded that the Bush Administration fully disclose the activities of the government office involved in the Tri-lateral agreement and emphasized that the action was taken without the required authority from Congress.

The following are some of the additional concerns that have been voiced by individual watch groups:

• Plans are in place to build a North American super-highway running from Mexico into Canada along Interstate 35. The width of this super-highway will be approximately the size of four football fields. Jerome Corsi has stated on Adam McManus's talk show that in order to achieve this feat, millions of people living along the route of this super-highway (about 1 million people in Texas alone) will be displaced.


• The proposed plan will effectively facilitate open borders and will also allow US companies to hire cheap labor from the poor countries. This will further eliminate jobs from the American people and be given to the foreigners willing to work for cheaper wages.


• Of course, one of the biggest concerns is that this development of the North American Union will end the United States as we know it. As previously stated, the United States will lose its sovereignty and merge with Mexico and Canada to become a single sovereign nation, the North American Union. Effectively, the three countries will be equivalent to states and the different states in the US will be equivalent to counties. This merger will also eliminate the United States dollar and a single currency will be in place for the North American Union called the 'amero'.

Needless to say, you need to be mindful of who you are voting for in the upcoming elections. This may or may not affect the outcome in the development of the North American Union. But as the cliché goes, 'If you don't vote, then you have absolutely nothing to complain about'.

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