The Plan to Disappear Canada (North American Union)

The August Review ^ | unknown | Murray Dobbin

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

At least not everyone is asleep at the wheel. SPP is a rabid dog that needs to be put down and fast.

Indeed. I don't believe that there will be an NAU or NAFTA Superhighway, but I do think that the SPP is unconstitutional. It wouldn't surprise me if it was unconstitutional in all three countries. They should at least list for us the treaties and laws that support this stuff.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The superhighway. There is trade that goes on between Canada, the United States, and Mexico. There has been trade going on between what is now those three countries for millennia. There are already smaller roads connecting all three nations.

Plus, there are numerous north-south corridors in the US that Congress has designated for improvement, as well as a group (NASCO) pushing for improvements on I-35, I-29, and I-94.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The American dollar is already the international currency. If Canada, the United States, and Mexico are going to have a single currency, it would make sense to just adopt the American dollar (and call it the American dollar--Canada and the United States already use the term dollar, and Mexico would probably be on board with it, too).

I'll accept that if the Federal Reserve is abolished. Otherwise, the Fed would end up screwing over Canada and Mexico, as well as the US, should it make a mistake with its monetary policy.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I gathered this guy was a leftist, and probably a raving moonbat leftist, by that little bio. Paul Martin, a leftist, has a “corporate” plan for Canada??? The “Right Wing” remaking of New Zealand (which has a living wage law, and whose politics, I suspect, are somewhat to the left of the US)??? New Zealand did get rid of ag subsidies, however, so maybe I’m wrong on that one?

[maica]

There are a lot of “activists” in Canada who are very similar to communists. I would bet that this guy is in that category, although I do not recall hearing about him when I lived in Vancouver. NZ is definitely NOT a right-wing country. They had gone so far toward the socialism model, that everyone agreed it was time to pull back just a little!

[cammie]

Because I disagree with this insanity I must be a DUer? Sorry, friend, you’re wrong on that count as well.

[fanfan]

Canada ping.

Please send me a FReepmail to get on or off this Canada ping list.

[ovrtaxt]

It doesn’t seem to upset the equilibrium of Florida or Canada.

I live in FL. Yes it does.

[ovrtaxt]

I posted direct links to http://www.spp.gov .

Would you care to post some proof that it doesn’t exist?

[zeugma]

OK.....I have been called a “Tin Foil” wacko too many times when I talk about this.

Now its starting to hit some limited segments of the media...

Ridicule is their most potent weapon.

I think that enough people became interested enough in this push to legalize tens of millions of illegal aliens who do not share our values, language, or culture, against the desires of the overwhelming majority of Americans that they may start seeing this for what it is.

[1rudeboy]

Pointing to NASA’s website does not prove the moon-landings were staged. Quit playing games.

[zeugma]

Funny how it’s the far right in the USA and the FAR LEFT up North which are the most opposed to this. Strange bedfellows indeed.

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Not as strange as one might initially think. If you look into some of the rhetoric of the far left folks, you'll find that at the base of most of their ranting is an extreme dislike of corporatism. Unfortunately, they don't think about it enough to realize that it is not capitalism per se that is real problem and cause of the 'evil' they see, but is instead crony-capitalsm and markets distorted by government-sanctioned monopolies and a legal system that has been manipulated to favor the large corporation over the individual or private businessman.

A look at the current state of patent and copyright law is all you really need to get a really good feel for how this works. 

Only when the 'left' and 'right' realize that they are pawns that have been played off each other in order to re-create what is essentially a feudal society of rulers and serfs, will we actually make any real progress. Neither republican, nor democratic politicans are the answer. Both parties have the same ultimate goal. 

[ken21]

we can’t manage our own country,

so,

how would we manage canada?

[hedgetrimmer]

!973 was just about the time the globalists kicked into full gear— infiltrating government agencies and corrupting federal politicians. That would be about 40 years ago.

[maica]

How do Canadians cause problems in Florida?

[gcruse]

” Yah, they’re 360 degrees apart in many respects.. ;)”

That was a winky, right? ‘Cause 360 degrees apart means they’re at the same place.

[grey_whiskers]

7) Water and oil giveaways. The deep integrationists clearly see Canadian water as a North American resource, not a Canadian resource. At yet another very private meeting, held in Calgary on April 27th under the auspices of yet another forum, it was made clear that water is on the table for negotiation.

Just like the old greeting in high school yearbooks:

"Yours till the United States drinks Canada Dry."

Cheers!

[Jedi Master Pikachu]

They shouldn't, but it would be in Canadians' interest to sell a resource that is renewable (if the water comes freely from lakes, rivers and streams--as opposed to aquifiers or ice packs) and can be replenished each year. It should be up to Canadians, but they shouldn't object to selling something they have in overabundance.

[ovrtaxt]

It should be up to Canadians

And that's the crux of the whole thing right there, isn't bit?

[freeforall]

This article reeks of NDP adgit prop. I may not agree with the SPP but I think this maybe suspect as the sources are far left anti freedom activists.