U.S. Sovereignty v Treason

What comes ‘after America’?

Posted on July 10, 2014 Written by D.C. insid­ers drop hints of eras­ing bor­ders, uni­fy­ing with Mexico

NEW YORK – In recent weeks, both Gen­eral David Petraeus and House Minor­ity Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., have woven into pub­lic speeches the theme of com­bin­ing the United States, Canada and Mex­ico into a sin­gle, North Amer­i­can Union.

“After Amer­ica, there is North Amer­ica,” explained Petraeus, the for­mer U.S. mil­i­tary com­man­der and for­mer head of the CIA, to a panel enti­tled “After Amer­ica, What?” held at the Mar­garet Thatcher Con­fer­ence on Lib­erty on June 18, 2014, hosted by the Cen­ter for Pol­icy Stud­ies in Great Britain. In his pre­sen­ta­tion to the con­fer­ence, Petraeus pro­claimed the com­ing of the “North Amer­i­can decade,” a vision he explained was founded on the idea of putting together the economies of the United States, Canada and Mex­ico, some 20 years after the cre­ation of North Amer­i­can Free Trade Agree­ment, or NAFTA.

“In each of these economies there are four rev­o­lu­tions going on,” Petraeus con­tin­ued, nam­ing the fol­low­ing: an energy rev­o­lu­tion, in which the United States is lead­ing the world in the pro­duc­tion of nat­ural gas and shale oil, com­bined with Canada’s enor­mous resources in the Alberta tar sands and Mex­ico open­ing up the state-owned Pemex to inter­na­tional oil com­pa­nies; an infor­ma­tion and tech­nol­ogy rev­o­lu­tion led by Sil­i­con Val­ley; a man­u­fac­tur­ing rev­o­lu­tion; and a life sci­ences revolution. “The forces unleashed by these four rev­o­lu­tions with all three coun­tries being as highly inte­grated as they are, with Canada and Mex­ico being our two top trad­ing part­ners, I believe we can argue that after Amer­ica comes North Amer­ica,” Petraeus explained.

The syl­labus for a sim­i­larly themed class Petraeus teaches at the City Uni­ver­sity of New York enti­tled “The Com­ing (North) Amer­i­can Decade(s)” includes the fol­low­ing course descrip­tion: “This sem­i­nar will seek to answer the ques­tion, ‘Are we on the thresh­old of the new (North) Amer­i­can decade(s)?’ To do so, we will: sur­vey the global eco­nomic sit­u­a­tion; exam­ine the ongo­ing energy, man­u­fac­tur­ing, life sci­ences, and infor­ma­tion tech­nol­ogy ‘rev­o­lu­tions’ in the United Sates; assess the impli­ca­tions each rev­o­lu­tion has for the U.S. and the global econ­omy; and deter­mine the poli­cies, prac­tices, reg­u­la­tions, and laws needed to enable the U.S. to cap­i­tal­ize on the oppor­tu­ni­ties pre­sented by the rev­o­lu­tions and thereby to con­tribute to the global eco­nomic recov­ery from the Great Recession.”

An exam­i­na­tion of the assigned read­ing spec­i­fied in the course syl­labus shows Petraeus has derived much of his think­ing from global eco­nomic sources in try­ing to project the future of North Amer­ica in com­pe­ti­tion with major regional forces includ­ing China, the EU, as well as Rus­sia, India and Brazil.

Pelosi sees U.S. and Mex­ico as “one nation” Speak­ing at the U.S. bor­der with Mex­ico on June 28, Pelosi addressed the cri­sis of thou­sands of unac­com­pa­nied chil­dren and teenagers from Cen­tral Amer­ica ille­gally cross­ing into the United States. Refer­ring to the United States and Mex­ico, Pelosi said, “This is a com­mu­nity with a bor­der going through it. And this cri­sis – that some call a ‘cri­sis’ – we have to view as an opportunity. “What we just saw was so stun­ning. If you believe as we do that every child, that every per­son, has a spark of divin­ity in them and is there­fore wor­thy of respect, what we saw in those rooms was [a] daz­zling, sparkling array of God’s chil­dren, wor­thy of respect. So … we have to use the cri­sis – that some view as a cri­sis, and it does have cri­sis qual­i­ties – as an oppor­tu­nity to show who we are as Amer­i­cans, that we do respect peo­ple for their divin­ity and worth,” she said.

Cham­pion of North Amer­i­can Union dies In Jan­u­ary, WND reported that Robert Pas­tor, a long-time pro­fes­sor of inter­na­tional rela­tions and direc­tor of the Cen­ter for North Amer­i­can Stud­ies, died at the age of 66 after a three-year bat­tle with cancer. On Oct. 31, 2013, just more than two months before he passed away, Pas­tor chaired a con­fer­ence at the Cen­ter for Amer­i­can Stud­ies at Amer­i­can Uni­ver­sity enti­tled “The NAFTA Promise and the North Amer­i­can Real­ity: The Gap and How to Nar­row It,” a con­fer­ence Pas­tor orga­nized to ful­fill a request made by Vice Pres­i­dent Joe Biden a month earlier.

At the U.S.-Mexico high-level eco­nomic dia­logue held on Sept. 20, 2013, at the Mex­i­can Min­istry of For­eign Affairs in Mex­ico City, Mex­ico, Biden gave a speech in which he com­mented, “You take a look at the United States, Mex­ico and Canada, you’d sit there and say, ‘Why? Why isn’t there even more coop­er­a­tion? It’s just so nat­ural geo­graph­i­cally, polit­i­cally, economically.” Amer­i­can Uni­ver­sity posted on its web­site on Oct. 30, the day before his last inter­na­tional con­fer­ence started, Pastor’s last remarks pre­pared for pub­li­ca­tion, includ­ing his vision of NAFTA at a cross­roads nearly 20 years after being implemented.

As WND reported, Pastor’s 2001 book, “Toward a North Amer­i­can Com­mu­nity,” pre­sented an argu­ment that North Amer­i­can inte­gra­tion should advance through devel­op­ing a “North Amer­i­can con­scious­ness” by cre­at­ing var­i­ous insti­tu­tions, includ­ing a North Amer­i­can cus­toms union and a North Amer­i­can Devel­op­ment Fund for the eco­nomic devel­op­ment of Mexico. Pas­tor also was vice chair­man of the May 2005 Coun­cil on For­eign Rela­tions task force report, “Build­ing a North Amer­i­can Com­mu­nity,” which presents itself as a blue­print for using bureau­cratic action though tri­lat­eral “work­ing groups” con­sti­tuted within the exec­u­tive branches of the United States, Mex­ico and Canada to advance the North Amer­i­can inte­gra­tion agenda.

Source:http://agenda21news.com/2014/07/comes-america/#more-2169  Filed Under: North American Union, Trade

Comments

This is treason. It’s time for impeachment.  We need to quit the U.N.  It’s time to quit NAFTA.  It’s time to bring charges of treason from the House.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader