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[Guest guest]

The following article illustrates how government

works. It plans these things decades ahead. When

everything is ready to implement, they start this kind

of " panel study " to let the citizens believe they came

up with the idea. Legislation including provisions

(HR 418) a panamercian ID card passed the US House of

Representatives Februrary 9, 2005. Given the way the

plans for a New World Order are being swept through, I

would be very surprised if it did not pass the Senate.

 

The idea has been all along to create a PanAmerican

Union of Canada, US, and Mexico similar to the EU.

The media does not discuss any of this, and the

average person, even those who are literate and

educated, have no idea how far we are down the road on

these plans.

 

This second National ID legislation also includes

provisions for RFID chipping the card,requiring DNA

and other biometrics, and sharing data linked to the

card between Canada, the US, and Mexico.

 

 

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Border talks called `disturbing'

Blue-ribbon panel looks at North American integration

Canadian vice-chair insists group has no hidden agenda

 

Feb. 14, 2005.

 

SEAN GORDON

OTTAWA BUREAU

 

OTTAWA—An influential tri-national panel has

considered a raft of bold proposals for an integrated

North America, including a continental customs union,

single passport and contiguous security perimeter.

 

According to a confidential internal summary from the

first of three meetings of the Task Force on the

Future of North America, discussions also broached the

possibility of lifting trade exemptions on cultural

goods and Canadian water exports.

 

Those last two suggestions were dismissed in

subsequent deliberations, say members of the task

force, an advisory group of academics, trade experts,

former politicians and diplomats from Canada, the

United States and Mexico sponsored by the New

York-based Council on Foreign Relations.

 

Members said the task force's final report this spring

will focus on " achievable " rather than simply academic

questions like that of a single North American

currency.

 

Nevertheless, the initial debates prompted a sharp

reaction from trade skeptics and nationalist groups

like the Council of Canadians, who fear business

leaders and the politically connected are concocting

plans to cede important areas of sovereignty at the

behest of American business interests.

 

Council of Canadians chairperson Maude Barlow said the

summary, a copy of which was obtained by the Toronto

Star, was " disturbing " and " shocking. "

 

" What they envisage is a new North American reality

with one passport, one immigration and refugee policy,

one security regime, one foreign policy, one common

set of environmental, health and safety standards ...

a brand name that will be sold to school kids, all

based on the interests and the needs of the U.S., " she

said.

 

She said the discussions have added weight because the

panel includes such political heavyweights as former

federal finance minister John Manley.

 

Thomas d'Aquino, head of the Canadian Council of Chief

Executives and one of the task force's vice-chairs,

said the summary reflected only preliminary

discussions and scoffed at Barlow's concerns, saying

insinuations of a secret agenda are " totally wrong. "

 

" There is an acute awareness that we have three

independent countries who have no intention of

compromising their sovereignty, " he said, adding the

discussions on water and culture particularly " had no

legs whatsoever. "

 

Federal officials stressed the panel is independent of

government policy, and that while efforts will

continue to work with the United States to address

common security and trade concerns, there are no

discussions regarding more formal continental

integration.

 

D'Aquino brushed aside the concerns stemming from the

summary document, saying " every member of the task

force is an independent, the first meeting was

basically a scattering of ideas ... a great deal of

ground has been covered since then. "

 

And where Barlow and others see a sinister plot to

serve the interests of corporate America, d'Aquino

sees an effort to co-operate in the face of emerging

economic powerhouses in Asia.

 

The document talks about the need to develop a North

American brand, and muses about the possibility of

common immigration and customs policies, closer

consultation on monetary policy and integrated

security policies. Points of discussion included:

 

" Trilateralizing customs and immigration at airports,

ports and land borders. "

 

" Applying the principle of inspection, one test, one

certification throughout North America " for

agriculture.

 

" Treating all North American citizens as domestic

investors in each country. "

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

>>the meningococcal vaccination is being carried out nationally through the

schools.<<

 

This is HIGHLY disturbing in my opinion. I have no doubt that campaigns like

this will undoubtedly lead to children being vaccinated without parental

permission and even against parent's wishes as well. This is just one more

reason why I will do everything within my power to keep my children out of the

" traditional " school setting.

 

Leone, I wish your daughter well. My sister is about the same age and I know

that you can tell them 'till your blue in the face to take care of themselves

and not to eat garbage, but usually only about half the info gets through. :-)

LOL!!

I hope that she doesn't suffer any ill effects from the flu shot. It is

actually worse for someone with a low immune system and health problems to get

that, but hopefully it won't be an issue this time. What's done, is done, but I

would hope she doesn't continue to rely on this in the future.

 

Take care

 

Kelly