NASCO Alters Super-Corridor Message [They Don't Like Sunshine On Their Little Plan Alert]

Human Events ^ | July 5, 2006 | Jerome Corsi

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Trans-Texas Corridor PING!

[wolfcreek]

Could you please outline those for me?

[E.G.C.]

BTTT

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Thanks for da pingie!

[AmericaUnited]

Absolutely not. I'm not your mommy.

[hedgetrimmer]

Absolutely not.

You sound like someone who doesn't have a leg to stand on. Whatever you say about Jerome Corsi, he certainly supplies plenty of links to information. Links that are being altered and deleted as we speak, by the groups that originated them, BTW.

[Diddle E. Squat]

"TinfoilOn, apply directly to the forehead. TinfoilOn, apply directly to the forehead. TinfoilOn, apply directly to the forehead. TinfoiOn!"

[AmericaUnited]

Do you know that the Freeper you just posted to is collaborating to divide Texas into two parts? The northern part which will stay a part of the US, and the southern part, which will be given back to Mexico. No? Why do you think they post as "TexasToo(NWO types write Too when they mean Two")?

They post in all of these anti-immigration/trade threads to establish their "credentials" as a true patriot, but don't be fooled. It is all a front. Why do you think they signed up here on Dec 4, 2002? That is the secret anniversary date of the signing of the "Give Back 1/2 of Texas to Mexico" (Texas2) agreement. 12/4/2002. 12 is symbolic of 1 Texas going to 2 parts. 4 is symbolic of 2 two's, reinforcing nwo cosmic power, and 2002 is symbolic of transporter super highway with the new divided Texas (2) on both ends. Now of course the Texas2 lackies and will all come along and try to debunk this as nonsense.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Today, there are some 5,000 miles of interstate highway in the U.S. and the TxDOT is proposing a full build-out of the TTC network that will build some 4,000 miles of TTC Super-Highways in Texas over the next 50 years.

Actually there are almost 47,000 miles of interstates in the US. Not that facts will ever get in the way of Corsi and his gullible kooks jumping to ridiculous and false conclusions.

[AmericaUnited]

You sound like someone who doesn't have a leg to stand on

No, I sound like someone who is not going to spoonfeed a LAZY person. There were many posts made here that had good, hard facts to rebut this, as requested by wolster. If they don't want to take the time to go through the thread themselves, I surely am not going to waste my time doing it for them.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

One of the things Corsi wrote about was contacting a person named Geri Word, apparently representing the U.S. Government working groups on the SPP/NAU/whatever project, and she said they were conducting this work under the radar because they didn't want interference from the public, IIRC. Do you know what might have become of that lead?

[AmericaUnited]

Whatever you say about Jerome Corsi, he certainly supplies plenty of links to information. Links that are being altered and deleted as we speak, by the groups that originated them, BTW.

Well, that is a sure sign. /sarcasm

Of course it has nothing to do with those web sites changing/updating web pages in the normal course of events, not knowing that there are conspiracy nuts that have linked into them. And also of course if has nothing to do with some web sites not wanting to pay extra web fees because some conspiracy nuts are hitting their pages 10 million times.

[hedgetrimmer]

There were many posts which ones? made here that had good, hard facts what facts? to rebut this?

There are absolutely no facts in your statement.

No, I sound like someone who is not going to spoonfeed a LAZY person.

No one asked you to do that. You must have had a fact or two upon which to base your opinion. What are they? Referring vaguely to someone else's posts instead of establishing the facts for your opinion, is the LAZY thing to do, IMO.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

bump.

[hedgetrimmer]

interstates<> International Trade Corridor, something the NASCO boasts THEY created so they could extort funding out of the federal government.

Here is an evil NGO getting subsidized by federal, state and local govenrment. You all ususally HOWL over subsidies. Why is NASCO different?

[hedgetrimmer]

And also of course if has nothing to do with some web sites not wanting to pay extra web fees because some conspiracy nuts are hitting their pages 10 million times.

IF that was the case, if they are smart businessmen they should be selling ads. They could finance their venture without charging tolls! Oh, but that isn't the point of the highway, is it.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Did you read the response to those five questions? His answers were actually quite concise.

One thing he mentions is this was originally written about in 2001 by Robert Pastor (ex of the Carter Center) based on an idea advanced by Vincente Fox, so is it possible the John Birch Society came about their writing from this original source?

Rather than pooh-pooh the message and shooting the messenger, I prefer to study this deeper, the source you provided actually give even more definitive information indicating this isn't a sham and we should all take it more seriously.

There is so much flim-flam in government these days that it's always best not to trust, but verify from many sources. BTW, I found it interesting that Amazon doesn't have any interviews on Pastor's book, wonder if it was a dud-seller?

[Dog Gone]

Whatever you say about Jerome Corsi, he certainly supplies plenty of links to information. Links that are being altered and deleted as we speak, by the groups that originated them, BTW.

That is SO SPOOKY.

[Dog Gone]

That's the most logical explanation I've seen yet.

[1rudeboy]

From the article: "An insert box has been placed on the homepage in the Atlantic Ocean area east of Massachusetts, reading 'NASCO Myths Debunked.'”

So if you are looking for facts that support the counter-argument, that's a good place to start. If Corsi could find it, I am certain you can.