Media Hoax Attempts To Hide Advance Of North American Union

twostarhotel · #1 12-07-2007, 10:29 PM

Media Hoax Attempts To Hide Advance Of North American Union
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Media Hoax Attempts To Hide Advance Of North American Union

The establishment media has promoted a consistent hoax and engaged in mass public deception by claiming that a plan for the political, social and economic integration of the U.S., Canada and Mexico into a North American Union does not exist, despite overwhelming and manifestly provable evidence to the contrary.
A recent Boston Globe piece entitled The amero conspiracy is just the latest in a long line of public relations stunts on behalf of the establishment to attempt to hoodwink Americans into thinking that the NAU is crackpot conspiracy fodder on a par with bigfoot and alien abduction, when in reality a plan for merging the Americas is on the record and its protagonists have long bragged about their goal to destroy U.S. sovereignty in pursuit of world government.

Every time the agenda for full political and economic integration is advanced one step further, whether by treaties, lawfully binding agreements or rhetoric about what the next step will be, the establishment media steps in to scoff at such patently observable developments and label them "conspiracy theories".

The exact same thing happened before the emergence of the European Union, which was planned as far back as the early 50's by the Bilderberg Group to be a world government power bloc backed by a single currency. It was introduced, just like NAFTA, as a free trade agreement, before each incremental advance led to the creation of what the globalists had planned all along - an unaccountable, unelected beauracratic body where power is centralized and national sovereignty is sacrificed as every aspect of the economy and society is micro-managed by standardized EU protocols and regulations.

Media hit pieces against the North American Union "conspiracy" seem to hinge on the notion that the globalists pushing for it don't call it a "union" but a "community". This is akin to when David Rockefeller dismissed the notion that he was aiding the creation of a global government, instead asserting only that he believed in "global governance". The media are basically ninnying about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
Whatever you want to call it - a plan for political, economic and social integration of the Americas is afoot and it is being rammed through with little or no say from Congress or the American people.

The planned introduction of the Amero, a pan-American currency lambsted in the Globe piece as another conspiracy theory, is common knowledge amongst all financial analysts worth their salt. Steve Previs of Jefferies International talked about it on a CNBC segment in November last year.

Just this week, renowned money manager Stephen Jarislowsky told a parliamentary committee in Canada that "we have to really seriously start thinking of the model of a continental currency just like Europe," as he advocated the creation of a North American currency to replace the Canadian dollar, the U.S. dollar and the peso.

Vicente Fox himself admitted the plan for a North American "euro-dollar" currency during an appearance on Larry King Live last month.

In a subsequent appearance on The Daily Show With John Stewart, Fox also expressed his desire for the creation of a North American Union based on the model of the European Union

Fox went further in a November 5 speech in which he stated that NAFTA must be “expanded” along the model of the European Union, leading to the creation of a North American Parliament.

During an August press conference in Montebello Candada, where President Bush met with Mexico's President Felipe Calderon, and Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper to discuss the Security and Prosperity Partnership, the trojan horse for the NAU's implementation, Bush was asked point blank if he would categorically deny the existence of a plan to create a North American Union and a NAFTA Superhighway. Bush ridicluded conspiracy theorists who talked about the NAU, but he refused to deny its existence.

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