By Dean Ayers
Friday, March 16, 2007
Congress, Citizen-Activists Offer Best Hope to Defeat European Union-Style Government for North America
Supporters of U.S. borders and sovereignty urge more Americans to join Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-Colo.), Virgil Goode (R-Va.), Ron Paul (R-Texas) and Walter Jones (R-N.C.) in fighting a little-known plan to create a North American Union. The scheme would combine the U.S. with Mexico and Canada into a single political and economic system modeled after the European Union. The merger would erase U.S. borders and sovereignty and allow for the free movement of people, products, and capital between the regions by 2010. It would allow unelected bureaucrats and corporate internationalists to "harmonize" U.S. laws with corrupt Mexico and socialist Canada, according to Daniel Sheehy, author of "Fighting Immigration Anarchy: American Patriots Battle to Save the Nation."
In September 2006, the four congressmen introduced a resolution opposing the merger and the construction of the NAFTA Superhighway system that would connect the three countries. The massive corridors would result in the loss of countless acres of private land and more terrorists, criminals and drugs entering the U.S., Sheehy said.
"I urge Americans to learn about this radical agenda to erase our country and tell their state and federal representatives to join these brave congressmen in putting a stop to this madness," Sheehy said. "We are in grave danger of losing our Constitution, national independence, standard of living, and common English language and culture."
Sheehy is also a national speaker and activist for border and immigration law enforcement. Fighting Immigration Anarchy includes an explosive and well- researched 20-page chapter titled "Bush and Other Elites Merging U.S., Mexico, and Canada."
In March 2005, President Bush, Mexican President Vicente Fox, and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin approved the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) of North America. The SPP is a framework for the integration of the three countries. Working groups were assigned to implement the details of the agreement. Congress did not approve the SPP and most Americans have never heard of it.
Other Americans also are expressing outrage as they learn about this hidden agenda. In recent weeks, state Senators Karen Johnson of Arizona and Nancy Schaefer of Georgia publicly denounced the SPP as nothing but a plan to end U.S. sovereignty. Johnson is calling for congressional hearings. Citizen-activist groups such as STOPSPP.org in San Diego and the Minutemen have held protests to awake the public to this scheme.
"This is a systematic plan designed to serve the economic interests of multinational corporations and globalists and replace our constitutional system," Sheehy explained. "Since 9/11 our government leaders have told us we are in a 'war on terror.' Yet, they have refused to secure our borders and enforce U.S. immigration laws. We've had more illegal immigration since 2001 than in any other five-year period in our nation's history. Our leaders are pushing hard for massive 'guest-worker' programs and amnesty. Seven hundred miles of fencing along the Mexican border authorized by Congress last September may never be built.
"None of this makes any sense until you realize that open borders and this massive immigration invasion are part of a larger plan to discard American sovereignty in favor of a North American Union. There will be no more illegal immigration since there will be free movement between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Our government's immigration and trade policies are being used to destroy America's middle class by lowering wages at the behest of multinational corporations. It's time for Americans to wake up and take back their country before it's too late."
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