CFR's Plan to Integrate the U.S., Mexico and Canada [Must Read]

Eagle Forum ^ | NOTE: July 13, 2005 | Phyllis Schlafly

[cripplecreek]

Well there is a little item in french history that our royalty better pay attention too. It's called the storming of the Bastille.

[Frank T]

"Their security plan is already being implemented."

The point I forgot to make in my post in regard to this is that the conservative position on a "secured border" is used against us in this scheme.

Who exactly wants to be against a secure perimeter? Aren't many of us calling for one along the US-Mex border? A North American security perimeter sounds, to many I would think, as some sort of mega security, and must therefore be supported.

The issue is not security alone, but soveriegnty. If Mexicans and Canadians want to be more harmonized with the US, they must lose their sovereignty, and rights, not the other way around.

[SamAdams76]

The fact is that Canada and Mexico are destined to be absorbed into the United States of America. Forget about the whacky conspiracy theories and the Bilderbeger/CFR nonsense. Mexico is an economic basket case and they will only be beneficiaries of becoming part of the U.S. Of course, Mexico will have to adopt the U.S. Constitution and our way of life. Not vice versa. It will take a few decades but it will happen. So instead of a bunch of Mexicans coming up here for stupid dead-end jobs, we'll be pushing our Wal-Marts, McDonalds and Starbucks into their neck of the woods and before too long, they will be Americanized to the fullest extent.

As for Canada, they are pretty much a suburb of the U.S. already. Look at a nighttime satellite photo and you will see all the lights of Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Edmonton City hugging the border of the U.S. Above that, there is nothing but darkness, just waiting to be exploited by U.S. ingenuity. Canada is Alaska times 10. Huge tracts of land with immeasurable natural resources just waiting to be tapped by the U.S. juggernaut.

SO by the turn of the next century, 2101, the United States of America will stretch from pretty much the Artic Circle to the Panama Canal. Throw in Cuba and the rest of the West Indies as well - Vacationland U.S.A. - just a more tropical version of Disneyland.

By then, we will be turning our sights to Central and South America. The expansion of our great nation has only just begun.

[hershey]

Yes, third world countries have prospered, some of them, anyway, if you don't count Mugabe's little slice of heaven. The real estate market seems to have hit a pothole, however, but what the heck. Things are going along pretty well on the surface, but it's that big, broad undertow that worries me.

The influx all at once of millions of Spanish speaking people with no loyalty to the US and what it stands for on every level. The number of 11 million illegals is baloney, it's closer to 24 million. Different culture, language, mores. They want a better life, fine. Why not apply legally? Why not work to change things in their own country? Instead, they come here in massive numbers, and one third are already on welfare. Not to mention how many are involved in the drug trade, gangs, and are already in jail...at public expense.

Mexican flags aren't being waved for no reason. That they flee intolerable conditions back home, yet come here and shout threats and wave the Mexican flag tells you exactly where their loyalty lies. Mexico is being depopulated, but that's of no concern. Those left behind and undesired by the oligarchy are being urged to head north and keep going until they hit Canada. Plus, the US is being told we need to 'invest in rebuilding Mexico's infrastructure'. Mexico has more riches than you can shake a stick at, yet can't be bothered to fix their own country. If this isn't extortion, it's the next best thing. We're a nation of laws, and our own govt. has connived to do a very big end run around them. If you or I tried it, we'd end up in an orange jump suit.

[Desron13]

"Elites believed they had the right to arrange the world to their design."

Remember the good old days when talk of this "New World Order" stuff would instantly get you fitted for a tin foil hat and branded a kook? My how times have changed. Looks like they were right all along.

[NormsRevenge]

Eagle FoRum BumP!

[upchuck]

I believe Happy2BMe has been banned.

Thanks. I see that you are right.

I included him/her because his/her name is on the immigration ping list here.

[hedgetrimmer]

Who exactly wants to be against a secure perimeter?

the perimeter is in Canada and Mexico, it isn't our border with either country.

North American security perimeter sounds, to many I would think, as some sort of mega security, and must therefore be supported.

I'm afraid you're right. Most Americans won't stop to think about what this concept actually means.

[B4Ranch]

How far back did we start this discussion? Three or four years ago?

[B4Ranch]

Bringing on the UN Charter.

NO SARCASM HERE!

[B4Ranch]

Our representative government seems to be fading fast.

Our representative government IS GONE. Now the treasonous bastards take pride in lying to us.

[Eastbound]

"IMHO, if we allow the government to implement this plan, our precious country is doomed. We'll never get it back."

How do you stop a speeding train high-jacked by the engineer and crew? Is it time to 'roll' again or do we just go along for the ride?

[hedgetrimmer]

How far back did we start this discussion? Three or four years ago?

Easily. And don't forget California voted for Prop 187, which addressed the symptoms of this merger with Mexico, without really understanding the root cause.

But now we know, shame on the American people for not immediately voting these corrupt politicians out of office and revamping and eliminating their bureaucracies so that the American people will be served in a Constitutional manner.

[B4Ranch]

Americans seem to be the last to know what's going on.

That's because, silly us, we have been accustomed to trusting in our government.


"Patriotism is supporting your country all the time and your government when it deserves it."
- Mark Twain

Do you still think our government deserves our support? I don't.

[drypowder]

Not to preach but this country as a sovereign nation is in major trouble and to try to get it back after its lost is going to be ugly. The power players are banking on the lack of will to do something about it before they've achieved their goal. It's painfully obvious that the ballot box is no longer a means of expressing the will of the people. The few who have placed themselves in the position of Kings to rule over us is past the point of being a serious detriment to our future. Complicity of our elected officials in the undermining of the US's self sufficiency through AGREEMENTS like NAFTA, CAFTA that were structured and imposed by orgs like CFR and the Trilateral Commission is nothing short of treason. It's like the frog in the pot, put the frog in and slowly heat the water and it won't recognize that it is slowly dieing and will soon be consumed. .

[stevio]

They don't seem to be listening to the American public on immigration either.

[tertiary01]

The Romans, English, and many, many others throughout history eventually found that expansion can be too much of a good thing, especially when the motivation to assimulate to the most effective model by the various cultures is not there.

Why do you think it will be different this time? Oh yeah, that's right.... the new elites are in charge!

We get to make the same mistakes all over again. Yeahhhhh

[hedgetrimmer]

The power players are banking on the lack of will to do something about it before they've achieved their goal.

The people of Britain didn't have a chance, because when the power players stole their country from them for the European Union, there wasn't enough information available for citizens to connect the dots, although there were some patriotic and vocal British citizens who did protest. The regionalization of their government, the creation of the supranational currency, the Euro, the shutting down of their fishing industries and most manufacturing through "trade agreements" all conspired to remove any notion of sovereign government from the British people. Now they have one of the most highly taxed and most surveilled societies in the world.

The US must do better than the British people did. It is clear we are in major, major trouble.

[SamAdams76]

The United States is different from the Romans and English in that we are genuinely a melting pot. Not to mention the fact that we are the most free country on earth with the most civil rights. Unlike the Romans and English, we have billions of people worldwide who would give their left testicle (or left breast) to come here. Unlike most empires who build walls to keep people in, we are contempleting walls to keep people OUT!

That is why we are different than any other nation in the history of the civilized world. We are the greatest, richest and most powerful nation in the history of human civilization. Even the poorest people in our country are enjoying the greatest standard of living in the history of the world.

[processing please hold]

Doesn't Tony Snow push the CFR agenda?