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It’s all part of the globalist philosophy which many of our politicians, including POTUS, are in favor of, or at least don’t try to stop. Sovereignty has become a dirty word. Let’s all sit in each others bath water and become dirty together.

The world's best and brightest may cobble together anything that they wish, but they'll never overcome the force of nationalism. Has any one of them stopped to answer where today are the French, Ottoman, English, Austro-Hungarian and Soviet Empires, as well as the former Yugoslavia? Have they thought about what fractured these artificial entities?

Or still closer to our own time, the failure to thrive of Sub-Saharan African countries used to be most often blamed on their former colonial masters putting together historic enemies (nations) within the same boundaries. And, given the popular outcry of the electorate against CIRA and The DREAM act, I hope our nation's leaders aren't surprised that legitimate citizens of this country are unlikely to ever love illegal aliens to whom they grant McCitizenship

In the end, whatever they cobble together will be driven apart by the centrifugal forces of nationalism, leaving a neo-feudal society or contiguous ethnic diaspora in place of a once great nation. In the end everything finally yields to culture and nationalism. History proves it every time.

We are well on the way into this abyss. It appears it will come to pass in much the same way, unless we change who is in charge of our political parties.

The two frontrunners for 2008 at this time, R And D , will keep sending us in this direction for the same reasons the author of this piece states.

How very depressing.