[nicmarlo]

I don't mind the trade aspect of things. What I do mind is this idea of dissolving borders. We have, being drawn into this superstate, three different countries, with their own unique constitutions, cultures, and political ideas. To simply dissolve borders and thus allow for the possibility of unimpeded mass migration of people from one country to the other, with ideas that could be alien to the host or target country, could potentially spell disaster. Can anyone say, "Reconquista?"

I completely agree with you, Tolerance. The melding of three countries removes our sovereignty and violates our Constitution. We cannot sit back quietly and let them get away with this stealth attempt to remove our language, culture, values, AND borders!

[hedgetrimmer]

A North American Community
A Modest Proposal To the Trilateral Commission
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
November 1-2, 2002
DR. ROBERT A. PASTOR


The North American Commission should develop an integrated continental plan for transportation and infrastructure. Each country should harmonize its own standards on weight, safety, and configuration of trucking and then negotiate a single set of North American standards (with some variations based on weather and terrain). Second, the governments should eliminate “cabotage” restrictions and the “drayage” system, which are notorious feather-bedding schemes. Third, the governments should plan and finance new highway corridors on the Pacific Coast and into Mexico. Fourth, the regulatory agencies should negotiate a plan that would permit mergers of the railroads and development of high-speed rail corridors.

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