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Republican U.S. Rep. Cass Ballenger voted for NAFTA and fast-track, and has seen his 10th District lose nearly 40,000 jobs, primarily in the textile and furniture industries.
"Certainly, there's a political cost to any controversial vote no matter which side you take," he said. "People are casting stones, but we're trying to pick them up and build something."
The only problem is what they are building is in 3rd world nations

"We're basically liquidating our whole middle class, polarizing people on the two extremes, have and have-nots," Chastain said of the manufacturing job losses. "We'll be a Third World country."

I believe that is the goal of the New World order. The aim being the to make people believe the only future hope for them or their children is a new international government. Our Supreme Court Justices are already ahead of this curve

The aim being the to make people believe the only future hope for them or their children is a new international government.

So what's wrong with that?

Every planet that the Enterprise visits has only one world government. And if Star Trek tells me so...then it must be a good thing.

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