NAFTA and a North American Union
The leaders of North America decided to expand on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 2005. As a result, they, together with the heads of multinational corporations in America, Mexico, and Canada, begin the process of destroying the sovereignty of all three nations as they eventually formed a political and economic union. It will have a common outer perimeter allowing the free flow of people throughout the union. The completion date of the enclosed common outer border of the continent was 2010, but other issues caused a delay.
This Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America was announced on March 23, 2005, by Bush, Vicente Fox of Mexico and Paul Martin of Canada, at a meeting in Waco, Texas. All three committed their nations to this union, which would be run initially by trade agreements for the benefit of multinational corporations and nothing for the workers but cheap wages and competition from Mexicans. Legislators from all three nations would meet with cabinet members and corporate “advisers” to decide policy and produce legislation for the Community. These groups will eventually morph into a European Union type of governance, a government in which the member states (including America) will defer to when conflicts occur.
The Council on Foreign Relations (CEOs) developed a plan for this union called a North American Community. Each leader appointed “ministers” to meet and submit “a trilateral report setting forth specific and measurable goals, along with action plans for implementation.” The first ministers representing the United States in their initial dismantling of U.S. sovereignty were Secretaries Carlos Gutierrez, Condoleezza Rice, and Michael Chertoff. George Bush commended them for their efforts on June 27, 2005.
The few announcements made by Bush through the Whitehouse website were vague and general, enough so that an ordinary citizen would not suspect that his motives would be harmful to America. The plan and other details about this stealth dismantling of our nation piece by piece are available from official sites on the internet and articles on this page.
President Obama has accepted the task of completing this destruction of our nation, attending the yearly summits and he recently announced the goal of completing a “North American perimeter” around the continent. This is the key to the integration of North America, economically and politically. Please read the information at the websites provided below, understand the links and those responsible. Then speak out if you oppose the destruction of that “shining city upon a hill.”
The North American perimeter, also known as a “common security perimeter”, can be found on page 8 at the Building a North American Community link below.
More information below;
Obama’s “Pathways to Prosperity in the Americas”
- Florida: The Gateway of the Americas.
- Hillary Clinton, OP-ED from the Miami Herald
- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
- Universal Civil Identity Program in the Americas
- Inter-American Program for Universal Registry in the Americas
- Glossary- a common language for Universal Registration for the Americas
Security and Prosperity Partnership Archives
- Reprint from Wikileaks: Wikileaks Document. Subject-North American Integration
- Building a North American Community (The document referenced by the Bush State Department.)
- Reprint article from the George W. Bush U.S. State Dept. “Establishment by2010 of a security and economic community for North America.” Includes CFR link to a plan for Building a North American Community.
- This is the same article , a security and economic community for North America, from the current Obama State Department archives. A link to the CFR plan for Building a North American Community can be found at the bottom of this article. Then click on English Version, (295K PDF).
- Whitehouse: President Obama and Prime Minister Harper of Canada-Beyond the Border
- United States–Mexico A New Vision
- Obama Signature Creates Continental Perimeter
- USNORTHCOM. Integrated Response force (operational) for North America and the Gulf of Mexico.
