U.S. troops' continental insignia bears U.N. colors

Troops in the United States' USNORTHCOM ranks appear to have adopted a shoulder patch showing a North American continental design, with an emphasis on United Nations colors, giving evidence of the strength of a plan to integrate North America.

The patch reveals the continent of North America in the orange and blue colors typical to the U.N.

It also carries the image of a mosque to designate the unit's service in North Africa in World War II.




Full article here:

www.wnd.com...

Sigh, just a sign of the times.
Maybe it's just a coincidence, maybe it's not.
I know a lot of people here don't take WND for a reliable source.

But like the MSM is even gonna take notice to this. The only coverage of the North America Union was from Lou Dobbs.
I don't think enough people take the North America Union seriously enough.
It is in works. Now that European Union is done... The America's are next. Followed by Asia.
And if the globalists have their way it will be put into place.

Sorry, I don't see anything out of the ordinary there. Looks like an ordinary military insignia to me, colors and all. What color would you want N.America? Brownish orange is pretty normal...check out a map.

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For starters why does it say US Army "North"? Why not just United States Military or USA or something. Why the broad term "North"? Also why the entire North American continent? Why not just the United States? It seems weird........NAU or not.

here ...read these short simple words:

www.wiz-worx.com...

and if you still don't get it, read anywhere else, on any website, about the 5th army.

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We supply the UN with uniforms and everything else so why
not use some of the ink.
The UN let Bush down with Saddam.
Kept the drugs and money and oil perhaps.
UN might have saved us from 911.
The elite created organization just got a will of its own.

ED: From the link in the OP:

It also carries the image of a mosque to designate the unit's service in North Africa in World War II.

Eisenhower never understood the North African campaign.
I think the British were there first.
Some Intel must have been involved.


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