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Originally posted by Maxmars
Well, we know that national sovereignty is the key obstacle to globalist intentions.
Their goal is to have a supranational ruling body of elites, chosen by elites (which will eventually transmute itself into elite bloodlines as we can see 'elsewhere')
This can't happen unless we are all under one yoke.... that yoke could be money, religion, or ideology; three fronts upon which they have failed over and over. These moronic elites and their sense of entitlement must be displaced from power... they are making life miserable for the rest of the world while they feast in their ivory towers.
Originally posted by trailertrash
Originally posted by Maxmars
Well, we know that national sovereignty is the key obstacle to globalist intentions.
Their goal is to have a supranational ruling body of elites, chosen by elites (which will eventually transmute itself into elite bloodlines as we can see 'elsewhere')
This can't happen unless we are all under one yoke.... that yoke could be money, religion, or ideology; three fronts upon which they have failed over and over. These moronic elites and their sense of entitlement must be displaced from power... they are making life miserable for the rest of the world while they feast in their ivory towers.
Right. And the globalists are the international corporations, not any group of liberals who want socialism. Big business has already taken over in America. Liberalism had naught to do with it. I hear so often that big government is not good. Well big business is just as bad and here is the real threat to the world. Remember too that corporations are not democratic. They are top down authoritarian. They are to be guarded against. Thus the free markets that the neocons sell us are exactly those things which will doom the world to a fiscal and marketed dictatorship wherein we all are "consumers" and nothing else.
“Not only are the details of this new security agreement not being made public, but there seems to be no intention to bring this issue to parliament for debate. Harper continues to subvert democracy on all fronts,” said May.
If sovereignty is an instrument to be used to expand freedom and opportunity, then surely the use by us of our own sovereignty to build a North American Community must also be seen as an attempt to create a larger society that reflects our values and priorities. This should be a Conservative and conservative priority.
With just a touch of statecraft and leadership, it could be about the coming together of our Canadian commitments to both economic performance and social justice with a far-sighted vision that sees Americans and Mexicans as among the very best allies in the world. Who in the world would we rather have as allies and fellow travellers in pursuing the twin challenges of economic performance and social justice?
The narrow-minded focus on sovereignty as a purely self-fulfilling goal, as opposed to an instrument with which to advance and share our national purpose and interests, is the refuge of those who fear the broader context of visionary thinking
We have reached the point where our national interests — economic, social, security and the rest — are now best served by a North American Community engaged in the economic broadening and institutional cohesion that generates focus and opportunity.
There will be a huge effort on the part of the forces of reaction, the old proponents of “a little Canada” and the merchants of insecurity and polarization to systematically strip away our will to move ahead. Canadian conservatives across this country must ensure that we do all that our democratic system allows to not let those forces prevail.
Originally posted by Insipid2000
reply to post by SaturnFX
Yeah i doubt that. Look at canadas immigration laws. Half the people moving from canada to america wouldent even be canadian Get ready for the most diluted culture in the history of ever