Be Afraid! Be VERY Afraid!!

Posted on Wednesday, November 17 at 12:15 by David Jones-Cook
"I think we've had 11 years of incrementalism, and during that time we've seen the EU expand its borders, eliminate borders among (member) countries and launch a common currency," explains Manley in the diplomatic magazine Embassy. "We're going to have to provide a vision that is more bold than incrementalism. What's the choice? Europe has made enormous steps in the years since NAFTA was signed. China has been going through a transformative process. In Canada, our only leverage is access to the U.S. market. If we're not going to develop and pursue how we use our advantage of location to be the foundation for future prosperity, then we are going to have to figure out another vision." The "NAFTA-plus" plan has also been referred to as "deep integration." Skeptics see it as a plan to eliminate national sovereignty and erode the American concept of representative government accountable to the people under the framework of the Constitution. Discussions so far indicate that Canada, under the new agreement, would immediately sign on to the U.S. strategic missile defense initiative. Canada would also make its vast lumber resources available to the U.S. and Mexican markets and provide more open access to the northern neighbor's oil, natural gas and hydro-electric power resources. Other members of the task force include: Canadian Finance Minister Michael Wilson and Nelson Cunningham of Henry Kissinger's consulting firm, Kissinger McLarty Associates. http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=41447

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  1. Wed Nov 17, 2004 8:55 pm
    This is a good thing because no one government will be able to manipulate their captive populations and economies to the extent that happens in Canada now. Canadians having the freedom to roam over the entire North American continent is a bonus, not a problem, and we would still be Canadian.

  2. Wed Nov 17, 2004 9:27 pm
    >This is a good thing because no one government will be >able to manipulate their captive populations and economies >to the extent that happens in Canada now.

    Please explain how you see this.

    Governments of to-day are tools of corporations

  3. Wed Nov 17, 2004 9:41 pm
    I previously posted something like this. This is george Orwell's 1984 advancing.....please read that book again, everyone.

    As for anon--he's a bored CIA agent.

  4. Wed Nov 17, 2004 9:55 pm
    Kissinger? Council on Foreign Relations? Michael Wilson? Canada to give away even more lumber, hydroelectricity and oil? The end of the U.S. constitution? Is anyone surprised......

    .....and our boy, John Manley--you pathetic twit. "We need secure acces to the market of a declining superpower." Right.

    At least this means Manley won't be a good choice to run for prime minister--unless the elites are very bold.

  5. Thu Nov 18, 2004 12:09 am
    This is a thought I have. Do any members ever see in the near or distant future if the European Union continues to work and add on countries to its giant union, will it all amalgamate into one giant country? I personally doubt the EU will work forever. If the system in most of Europe is trying to be implemented in Canada/USA/Mexico, wouldn't it destroy all 3 countries and create one giant country in the future? I hope not.

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  6. by N Say
    Thu Nov 18, 2004 1:17 am
    I posted something like this from the journal Foreign Affairs. The Council on Foreign Relations, which was created to plan out US world domination, publishes it and is leading this NAFTA+ thing. What is more frightening though, is John Manley's involvement in it! Why do we keep electing people like him, who want to work with the same people who plan out US world domination?! wtf!

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  7. Thu Nov 18, 2004 1:33 am
    It's about time we got rid of that 'border'. We need more guns in Canada.

    Just think... won't the US demand that we 'strengthn our security' and commit to the 'war on drugs'??

    Then again, pumping billions of dollars into unwinnable wars seems to be the way to do things nowadays... *sigh*

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  8. by Wraun
    Thu Nov 18, 2004 2:03 am
    hmmm, now we see the thinking behind the gun registry...?

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  9. by gina
    Thu Nov 18, 2004 3:43 am
    By the backing of all three governments does that mean NDP too!

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  10. Thu Nov 18, 2004 4:14 am
    No, Gina, I think it's about the US, Mexico and Canada.


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  11. Thu Nov 18, 2004 4:37 am
    Yeah--Mexico has been ruled by a U.S. sympathizer since sround 1989-90, when Mexico's left-wing leader was overthrown in a massive case of electoral fraud and violence.

  12. Thu Nov 18, 2004 6:45 am
    You could well be on to something there

    I am not a nationalist AND the Manifest destiny boys scare the blazes out ot me

  13. Thu Nov 18, 2004 3:46 pm
    Not without a fight they will!

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    If there was ever a time for Canadians to become pushy - now is the time - for time is running out on this nation called Canada.

  14. Fri Nov 19, 2004 6:15 am
    I'm with you, Roy.


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