The Undermining Of America

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The Undermining Of America
From the Communist Manifesto To The North
American Union (NAU)
Wellington (Paul) Degener MAJ USA (Retired)
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Article I, Section 8United States Constitution

• The Congress shall have the power to
• Lay and collect taxes.
• Pay the debts.
• Provide for the general welfare.
• Borrow money on the
• credit of the United States.
• Regulate money with foreign nations.
• Establish an uniform rule of naturalization.
• Establish uniform rules on subject of
  bankruptcies.

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Article I, Section 8United States Constitution
(Continued)

• Provide for the punishment of counterfeiting.
• Establish post offices and post-roads.
• Promote the progress of science and useful arts.
• Constitute tribunals inferior to the Supreme
  Court.
• Define and punish
• Piracies
• Felonies committed on the high seas.
• Offenses against nations.
• Coin money and regulate value thereof and of
  foreign coin.

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Article I, Section 8United States Constitution

• Declare War
• Grant letters of marquis and reprisals.
• Make rules concerning captures on land and water.
• Raise and support armies.
• Provide and maintain a navy.
• Make rules for
• The Government.
• Regulations of land and naval forces.

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Article I, Section 8United States Constitution

• Provide for
• Calling forth the militia.
• Execute the laws of the union.
• Suppress insurrections.
• Repeal invasions.
• Provide for Organizing Armies and disciplining
  the militia.
• Governing such portion of the militia employed in
  the service of the United States.

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Article I, Section 8United States Constitution

• Exercising exclusive legislation over Washington,
  D.C.
• Exercise like authority over
• Places purchased by Congress.
• Forts.
• Magazines.
• Arsenals.
• Dock-yards.

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Article I, Section 8United States Constitution

• Make all laws which shall be necessary for
  carrying into execution
• Foregoing powers.
• All other powers vested by this Constitution in
  the government of the United States
• Or in any department or officer thereof.

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The following agencies are not listed in Article
I, Sect 8, of the Constitution, therefore are
un-constitutional and should be abolished,

• Agency
• Dept of Education
• Dept of Agriculture
• Dept of Commerce
• Dept of Energy
• Health Human Ser.
• HUD
• Dept of Interior
• Dept. of Labor
• Environmental Prot Agency

• Annual Cost in Billions
• 56.0
• 20.2
• 6.6
• 24.3
• 69.3
• 35.2
• 10.6
• 10.6
• 7.2
• TOTAL 252.1

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The Undermining Of America

• Efforts to reduce this country to a third world
  status and to propel the United States into the
  New World Order has increased dramatically In
  the past 15 years.
• When the subject of the Security and Prosperity
  Partnership (SPP), the NAFTA Super Highway and
  the North American Union (NAU) are addressed,
  people are in disbelief, they feel that the
  issues being discussed could never happen in
  America. After all, they never read about it in
  the newspapers or see it on television, therefore
  it cannot be true.
• The purpose of this presentation is an attempt to
  document violations to our constitution and
  attacks on America by our Federal Government and
  to substantiate the notion that the SPP/NAU is
  not a theory.

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The Undermining Of America

• The following is a quote from a document that
  most Americans have rarely if ever taken the time
  to read.
• Nevertheless, in most advanced countries, the
  following will be pretty generally applicable.
• First we will be examining 6 planks from this
  document in an effort to expose the traitorous
  efforts of our federal government and influential
  globalists to undermine our constitution and our
  republican form of government.

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• ACTIONS BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
• a. The Federal Government is continually taking
  over public and private lands by either declaring
  them parks, by expanding parks, declaring private
  lands as wetlands or in the name of conservation.
• b. Since the Supreme Court ruling on eminent
  domain, more private property has been
  confiscated at all levels of government for
  economic development.
• c. Violation of 5th Amendment

• PLANKS OF DOCUMENT
• 1. Abolition of property in land and application
  of all rents of land to public purposes.

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ACTIONS BY FEDERAL PLANKS OF DOCUMENT
GOVERNMENT

• In 1913 our government passed the Sixteenth
  Amendment to the Constitution, which implemented
  our current income tax. At the time of passage
  this tax was about 2 to 3. It has far
  exceeded 3. Progressive?

• 2. A heavy progressive or graduated income tax.

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PLANKS OF DOCUMENT ACTIONS BY FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT

• 3. Abolition of all rights of inheritance.

• If you have ever been fortunate enough to inherit
  anything, then you are aware that there is an
  inheritance tax at both the federal and state
  level. How many family farms and family
  businesses have been destroyed as a result of the
  inheritance (death) tax?

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PLANKS OF DOCUMENT ACTIONS BY FEDERAL
Government

• 5. Centralization of credit in the banks of the
  state, by means of a national bank with state
  capital and an exclusive monopoly.

• In 1913, our federal government passed the
  Federal Reserve Act. This act created what we
  now call the Federal Reserve. Many people think
  of the Federal Reserve as an agency of the United
  States Government. A little known fact is that
  the Federal Reserve is a conglomerate of private
  world bankers. Every dollar printed puts us
  further in debt to the Federal Reserve.

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PLANKS OF DOCUMENT ACTIONS BY
FEDERAL Government

• 9. Combination of agriculture with manufacturing
  industries gradual abolition of all the
  distinction between town and country by a more
  equable distribution of the populace over the
  country.

• The gradual abolition of ALL the distinction
  between town and country. Think city-county
  consolidation and read country as rural. Several
  pieces of legislation at the Kansas state level
  have been introduced which would legalize
  city-county consolidation throughout the state

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PLANKS OF DOCUMENT ACTIONS BY FEDERAL

Government

• 10. Free education for all children in public
  schools. Abolition of children's factory labor in
  its present form. Combination of education with
  industrial production, etc

• Free education for all children in public
  schools. Our educational system certainly is not
  free, however, we do send our children to
  government-controlled schools. We as taxpayers
  pay for it with our progressive graduated income
  tax, plank 1 above. It is unconstitutional for
  the federal government to be involved with
  education. Reference, Article I, Section 8 of
  the U.S. Constitution, which spells out the
  powers delegated to congress. Education is not
  listed as one of those delegated powers.

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PLANKS OF DOCUMENT ACTIONS BY
FEDERAL Government

• THE FOREGOING ARE 6 OF THE 10 PLANKS OF THE
  COMMUNIST MANIFESTO

• Are we not now practicing Communism in the United
  States? From Karl Marx we get "From each
  according to his means, to each according to his
  needs". This is the way our tax system is being
  utilized. We as citizens pay and exorbitant
  income tax. Our taxes are then re-distributed to
  welfare recipients, to schools, to urban
  development, to the United Nations, to foreign
  aid and the list goes on. We are slowly being
  reduced to third world status by re-distribution
  of our taxes.

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Fast Forward to Post World War I

• 1. Following World War I, The Elitist/Globalists
  attempted to establish the forerunner of the
  United Nations, The League of Nations.
• 2. Fortunately our senate was wiser in that
  period and refused to join the League.
• 3. Having failed in that endeavor, the elitists
  under the leadership of Edward Mandell House,
  adviser to President Woodrow Wilson, formed the
  Council on Foreign Relations.

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What is the Council on Foreign Relations? (CFR)

• The CFR claims to be nothing more than a think
  tank on foreign relations.
• Powerful, wealthy and influential members of
  society are members of the CFR.
• CFR is responsible for taking us into the
  Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) and the
  North American Union (NAU).
• Maintains control over the major news media.

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Members Of The CFR

• The CFR Boasts a membership of about 3,000.
• It is impossible to name all of the members in
  this presentation, however many of the following
  names you will recognize.

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Members Of The CFR

• Former President George Herbert Walker Bush
• Former President Bill Clinton
• George Stephanopoulos
• Former Sec. of Def. Rumsfeld
• Sec of Def. Robert Gates
• Vice-President Dick Cheney
• Former Sec. of State Colon Powell
• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
• David Rockefeller
• Dr. Robert Pastor
• Dan Rather
• Barbara Walters
• Katie Couric
• Shirley Temple Black
• Fred Thompson

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Members Of The CFR

• Additional members of the CFR include individuals
  from the following disciplines
• Government
• Education
• Military
• Religious Organizations
• Law Enforcement
• News Media
• Financial Institutions

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How Do You Join CFR?

• You dont
• You have to be nominated by a member
• Then you are screened
• Then you can become a member
• It is not a secret society
• May be referred to as a SELECT society

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David Rockefellers International Agenda

• David Rockefeller-
• Former Chairman CFR
• Current member CFR
• Member World Trade Organization (WTO)
• Member of Bilderbergers
• Internationalist

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Quote From David Rockefeller

• "For more than a century ideological extremists
  at either end of the political spectrum have
  seized upon well-publicized incidents such as my
  encounter with Fidel Castro to attack the
  Rockefeller family for the inordinate influence
  they claim we wield over American political and
  economic institutions. Some even believe we are
  part of a secret cabal working against the best
  interests of the United States, characterizing my
  family and me as "internationalists" and of
  conspiring with others around the world to build
  a more integrated global political and economic
  structure--one world, if you will. If that's the
  charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it."
• Reference The New American, July 24, 2006, pg
  44, "The Last Word".
• David Rockefeller, Chapter 27, "Proud
  Internationalist", in his book "Memoirs,
  published by Random House in 2002.

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Rockefeller Agenda

• Remember that the Rockefellers are wealthy
  elitists who have the funds and the political
  power to forward their agenda. They are getting
  bolder in executing their agenda.
• Rockefellers quote on the previous slide
  explains in no uncertain terms that he has no
  allegiance to the United States.

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Media Involvement

• When discussing the SPP/NAU, the NAFTA Super
  Highway, Many people do not believe this can
  happen, they never see reports on the foregoing
  in the main stream news media. David Rockefeller
  (CFR) explains it all
• David Rockefeller Quote for January 10, 2008
• We are grateful to the Washington Post, the New
  York Times, Time magazine and other great
  publications whose directors have attended our
  meetings and respected the promises of discretion
  for almost forty years. It would have been
  impossible for us to develop our plan for the
  world if we had been subjected to the bright
  lights of publicity during those years. But, the
  world is now more sophisticated and prepared to
  march towards a world-government. The
  supranational sovereignty of an intellectual
  elite and world bankers is surely preferable to
  the National auto-determination practiced in past
  centuries.

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Rockefeller And The News Media

• Hopefully the foregoing quote by David
  Rockefeller (CFR) explains why much of the former
  information and information yet to be presented
  is not seen in the main stream media.
• Now we will move forward and discuss the United
  Nations.

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The United Nations
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The United Nations

• 1. This country joined the United Nations
  right after WWII.
• 2. Alger Hiss A convicted spy
• a. Was instrumental in developing the UN Charter
• b. Was the 1st Secretary General of the UN
• c. This country has not won a war since joining
  the United Nations.

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Sculpture Outside of U.N. Headquarters, New
YorkThe U.N.s Approach to complete and total
disarmament. This may be your weapon.
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The UN Security Council

• 1. IS THE MILITARY AGENCY OF THE UN
• 2.Article 51 Nothing in the present Charter shall
  impair the inherent right of individual or
  collective self-defence if an armed attack occurs
  against a Member of the United Nations, until the
  Security Council has taken measures necessary to
  maintain international peace and security.
  Measures taken by Members in the exercise of this
  right of self-defence shall be immediately
  reported to the Security Council and shall not in
  any way affect the authority and responsibility
  of the Security Council under the present Charter
  to take at any time such action as it deems
  necessary in order to maintain or restore
  international peace and security.

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UN Publications

• 1. UN Charter
• 2. UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
• 3. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Article 29.
• (3) These rights and freedoms may in no case be
  exercised contrary to the purposes and principles
  of the United Nations.
• 4. Department of State Publication 7277

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277
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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• In order to overcome the danger of nuclear war
  now confronting mankind, the United States has
  introduced at the Sixteenth General Assembly of
  the United Nations a Program for General and
  Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World.
• http//dosfan.lib.uic.edu/ERC/arms/freedom_war.htm
  l

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• First, there must be immediate disarmament
  action
• A strenuous and uninterrupted effort must be made
  toward the goal of general and complete
  disarmament at the same time, it is important
  that specific measures be put into effect as soon
  as possible.

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• The disbanding of all national armed forces and
  the prohibition of their reestablishment in any
  form whatsoever other than those required to
  preserve internal order and for contributions to
  a United Nations Peace Force

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• The elimination from national arsenals of all
  armaments, including all weapons of mass
  destruction and the means for their delivery,
  other than those required for a United Nations
  Peace Force and for maintaining internal order

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• As states relinquish their arms, the United
  Nations must be progressively strengthened in
  order to improve its capacity to assure
  international security and the peaceful
  settlement of disputes

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• States would be committed to give advance notice
  of major military movements which might cause
  alarm observation posts would be established to
  report on concentrations and movements of
  military forces.

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• The dismantling or the conversion to peaceful
  uses of certain military bases and facilities
  wherever located
• NOTE These actions have been taking place for
  the past several years in America.

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United States Department Of State Publication
7277 (Excerpts)

• In Stage III progressive controlled disarmament
  and continuously developing principles and
  procedures of international law would proceed to
  a point where no state would have the military
  power to challenge the progressively strengthened
  U.N. Peace Force and all international disputes
  would be settled according to the agreed
  principles of international conduct.

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United States Department Of State Publication 7277

• Several Legislators in Washington will tell you
  that they have not heard of DOS Pub 7277 or that
  it has never been implemented.
• DOS Pub 7277 provides details of this transition.
• Public Law 87-297 Implements DOS Pub 7277
• Google Search Public Law 87-297

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North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Note the flag for the NAFTA Secretariat. It
would appear that the NAFTA Hierarchy is planning
for the future Security and Prosperity Plan (SPP)
and/or the North American Union (NAU). This can
be confirmed at http//www.nafta-sec-alena.org
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North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

• George H. W. Bush (R) Was instrumental in
  development of NAFTA
• Bill Clinton (D) was responsible for getting it
  pushed through congress in 1994 and signing it
  into law.
• George W. Bush (R) was responsible for the
  Central American Free Trade Agreement
• Either party, Democrat or Republican can be
  considered Globalists.

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Downside Of Free Trade Agreements

• Industrial and Manufacturing Organizations Moving
  out of Country
• Loss of Industrial and Manufacturing Jobs
• Influx of illegal cheap labor
• Destruction of the middle class
• Cheap Imports from China
• Loss of National Sovereignty

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Loss Of Sovereignty UnderTrade Organizations
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Actions By Congress

• The following congressional house resolution is
  an indication on the part of a few members of
  congress that NAFTA is not in the best interests
  of the United States.
• H. CON. RES. 22
• Expressing the sense of Congress that the
  President should provide notice of withdrawal of
  the United States from the North American Free
  Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

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• The following resolution should support the
  notion that the NAFTA Super Highway and the North
  American Union are in fact a reality. This
  resolution has 48 sponsors.
• H. CON. RES. 40
• Expressing the sense of Congress that the United
  States should not engage in the construction of a
  North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
  Superhighway System or enter into a North
  American Union with Mexico and Canada.

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Stop Illegal Immigration

• U.S. Representative Tom Tancredo, Chairman of the
  House Immigration Reform Caucus, is an outspoken
  crusader for U.S. immigration reform.  On the
  next slide he points out blatantly ignored U.S.
  immigration law

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Stop Illegal Immigration
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Stop Illegal Immigration

• Legal Immigration is Acceptable
• Since 9/11 this country has been invaded by
  illegal aliens and terrorists.
• Primarily the Federal Government is at fault
• For not securing our borders
• For not streamlining our naturalization
  procedures.

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Theodore Roosevelt on Immigration

• In the first place, we should insist that if the
  immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an
  American and assimilates himself to us, he shall
  be treated on an exact equality with everyone
  else, for it is an outrage to discriminate
  against any such man because of creed, or
  birthplace, or origin.
• But this is predicated upon the persons becoming
  in every facet an American, and nothing but an
  AmericanThere can be no divided allegiance here.
  Any man who says he is an American, but
  something else also, isnt an American at all.
  We have room for but one flag, the American
  flagWe have room for but one language here, and
  that is the English languageand we have room for
  but one sole loyalty and that is a loyalty to the
  American people.
• Theodore Roosevelt -1907

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Stop Illegal Immigration

• The Mexican Government is at fault for
  encouraging Mexicans to enter America illegally.
• The illegal aliens are at fault for ignoring our
  laws when entering our country illegally.

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1986 Immigration Laws

• Prohibited employers from hiring illegal aliens.
• Allowed for the amnesty of those illegal aliens
  already in the country.
• Provided for the stepped-up security along the
  border.
• This law was to take care of the illegal alien
  problem for evermore.
• The Federal Government has never enforced the law.

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The Cost Of Illegal Immigration

• Cost of Education
• Cost of Social Services
• Medical Costs (Emergency Room Care)
• Depressed Wages of American Citizens
• Loss of Jobs of American Citizens
• Increased Gangs/Crime
• Cost of Documents in Foreign Languages
• Cost of Translators
• Anchor Babies Automatically Become Citizens
• Increased diseases from illegal aliens

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Failure Of Federal Government

• Failed to Enforce Immigration Laws of 1986
• Failure to Secure Our Borders Ports
• Failure to Go After Employers who Hire Illegal
  Aliens
• There is no need for additional laws to protect
  our country from the invasion of illegal aliens
• See Next Slide

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Article IV Section 4, United States Constitution

• Article IV United States Constitution
• Section 4.
• The United States shall guarantee to every State
  in this Union a Republican Form of Government,
  and shall protect each of them against Invasion
  and on Application of the Legislature, or of the
  Executive (when the Legislature cannot be
  convened) against domestic Violence.

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Security And Prosperity Partnership (SPP) Logo

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The Three AmigosTHE NEW AMERICAN OCTOBER 2, 2006
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The Three Amigos

• Creating North America At a March 23, 2005 press
  conference, President Bush answered a reporter on
  the question of the North American Union, saying
  As to what kind of union might there be, I see
  one based upon free trade, that would then entail
  commitment to markets and democracy,
  transparency, rule of law.
• THE NEW AMERICAN OCTOBER 2, 2006

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Security And Prosperity Partnership (SPP)

• What is the Security and Prosperity Partnership
  (SPP)?
• An agreement between George W. Bush, Vincente Fox
  and the prime minister Martin of Canada
• There is no congressional oversight
• Would erase the borders between the 3 countries
• To be completed by 2010

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Security And Prosperity Partnership (SPP)

• Have you ever asked yourself why our government
  has done nothing to secure our borders?
• My answer to that If SPP is consummated by
  2010, as proposed, and the borders between the
  North American countries are eliminated, then why
  bother securing the borders now.
• Go to
• www.spp.gov
• http//www.spp.gov/prosperity_agenda/index.asp?dNa
  meprosperity_agenda

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The NAFTA Super Highway
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The NAFTA Super Highway
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The NAFTA Super Highway

• Starts at the West Coast of Mexico
• Crosses the Mexican Border non-stop
• First Stop Kansas City Smart Port, Formerly
  Richard Gebaur Air Base.
• Intermodal Highway

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The NAFTA Super Highway

• Kansas Senate Bill 693
• SB 693 Creating the Kansas intermodal
  transportation revolving fund financing of
  intermodal transportation projects.
• This bill was linked to the intermodal facility
  located in Gardner Kansas which in turn is part
  of the Kansas City Smart Port.

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The North American Union
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The North American Union

• What is the North American Union?
• The North American Union is synonymous with the
  Security and Prosperity Partnership.
• No borders between Canada, the United States and
  Mexico.
• The United States would lose its national
  sovereignty.
• The United States Constitution. Would be nothing
  more than a historical document gathering dust on
  a shelf.
• Americans would no longer enjoy our freedoms as
  listed in our Bill of Rights.
• All but the elitists will be peasants.

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The North American Union

• NAFTA is the cornerstone, connect the dots
• After NAFTA
• Manufacturing plants began moving out of country
• American jobs began going out of country
• The influx of illegal aliens increased
  dramatically
• More Mexican trucks in the United States.
• Gas prices raise dramatically.
• Food prices rising dramatically
• Mortgage foreclosures.

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The North American Union

• What other indications are there to support the
  notion of the SPP/NAU?
• "For more than a century ideological extremists
  at either end of the political spectrum have
  seized upon well-publicized incidents such as my
  encounter with Fidel Castro to attack the
  Rockefeller family for the inordinate influence
  they claim we wield over American political and
  economic institutions. Some even believe we are
  part of a secret cabal working against the best
  interests of the United States, characterizing my
  family and me as "internationalists" and of
  conspiring with others around the world to build
  a more integrated global political and economic
  structure--one world, if you will. If that's the
  charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it."
• Reference The New American, July 24, 2006, pg
  44, "The Last Word".
• David Rockefeller, Chapter 27, "Proud
  Internationalist", in his book "Memoirs,
  published by Random House in 2002.

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The North American Union

• Most people have not heard of the NAFTA Super
  Highway, the Security and Prosperity Partnership
  (SPP) or the North American Union (NAU).
• These are subjects that have been kept under the
  radar. They are not reported in the main stream
  media, therefore it is difficult for people to
  believe that this could happen in America. Lets
  see what David Rockefeller has to say about the
  lack of this in the news Media.

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The North American Union

• David Rockefeller Quote for January 10, 2008
• We are grateful to the Washington Post, the New
  York Times, Time magazine and other great
  publications whose directors have attended our
  meetings and respected the promises of discretion
  for almost forty years. It would have been
  impossible for us to develop our plan for the
  world if we had been subject to the bright lights
  of publicity during those years. But, the world
  is now more sophisticated and prepared to march
  towards a world-government. The supranational
  sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world
  bankers is surely preferable to the National
  auto-determination practiced in past centuries.

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Summation

• What we have attempted to do here is to convince
  people that this country and our constitution has
  been under attack for decades.
• If the American people do not become informed
  and become active, the same thing that happened
  in Europe will happen to North America. Next
  Stop Global Government under the United
  Nations.

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Undermining Of America

• This slide presentation was prepared by
• Wellington P. Degener
• Maj. USA Retired
• P.O. Box 8536
• Topeka, KS 66608-0536
• w.degener_at_sbcglobal.net