Ex-Super Power USA

By Joe Sansone

Bombs are exploding over Afghanistan, Army Rangers are somewhere in that country carrying out covert missions, and the U.S. is dropping 330 million dollars worth of food in humanitarian aid. In the air space above America, AWACS surveillance aircraft are patrolling the skies. Such a protective measure would be reassuring, except that these are NATO aircraft with crews from 12 different European countries. The United States, the worlds last remaining super power, is not able to fight a foreign war and protect it’s own airspace. Supposedly all of the U.S. AWACS are overseas

While all this has been going on, the House of Representatives temporarily closed shop, Hazmat teams have been working triple time investigating anthrax scares across the country, and members of the media are afraid to open their mail. There has been an illegal immigrant hijacking a Grey Hound bus in Tennessee, and more recently enough explosives are found in a Pennsylvania bus station to blow it up.

The United States is a nation under siege. Not knowing where the terrorists will hit next or what methods will be used. As a matter of fact we’re not sure who they are. How did this happen?

It is clear that failed liberal policies have plunged the nation into chaos. Our national defense systems have failed, and globalization has failed.

It is the globalist policies over the last couple decades that have endangered the survival of this nation. Consider the globalist concept of interdependence, a gradual process of integrating economies, eradicating national borders, and recently merging military forces. The idea is that if nations become economically dependant on other nations they would be less likely to wage war on each other. To do so would be destroying their own assets. This of course can only be accomplished through Karl Marx’s vision of international free trade. If people migrate from nation to nation to the extent that every nation becomes multi-cultural and has no sense of national identity, theb they would accept the global nation. The merging of military forces will create a greater sense of international cooperation and enforce international law. And of course the culmination of the globalization phase is a world government. Utopia at last!

In reality buying into this concept has not only threatened our nation, but also, threatened our existence. Globalization has made our nation more vulnerable, not less. We have placed commercial interests above our national security. If the U.S. is economically dependent on foreign nations then it is not independent. Foreign influences can have a controlling affect on our economy and our political process. Mass immigration to the U.S. has lessened our sense of a national identity, and has weakened and divided us. There are residents in this country that have no loyalty at all to the U.S., and many even sympathize with our enemies. And lets not forget the ones that are obviously waging war against us from our own soil.  Most important of all, the culmination of these globalization plans in a world government would deny us our sacred right to liberty and self-government.

Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Communist China Totalitarian Jiang Zemin, both speak of the September 11th attack on the U.S., and the terrorist attacks since, as an opportunity to build the global economy. Globalization, globalization, globalization, they chant. Henry Kissinger calls for a new international order. Basically, global problems need global solutions. What they neglect to mention is that America’s problems have only come about because of this move toward globalization.

Globalization is anti-American. More so, globalization at its very core is treason. It is placing the will and desire of the global community above those of your own country. It is subverting the U.S. constitution and fulfilling Karl Marx’s vision of international communism. It is denying Americans the right to control their own destiny. If it succeeds, it is tyranny.

Globalization, however, will not succeed. It is already failing. The attacks of September 11^th have proved that. As have the continuous Anthrax mail attacks in the U.S. and now in Argentina. The open borders created by Globalization, have created this war, and it has killed Americans. Globalization's by-product, Multi-Culturalism, forces our leaders to fight a politically correct war and prevent them from taking the needed actions to protect American lives.

If we continue on this path toward Globalization then the U.S. is dead and the epitaph shall read as follows; Ex-Superpower U.S.A., the Clawless Eagle.