The North American Union, Mexico style

By Judi McLeod —— Bio and Archives February 14, 2008

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American and Canadian patriots scouring the Internet for the latest on the North American Union (NAU) may be missing a huge resource. Politicians and the mainstream media still brand as conspiracy theorists those who suspect a European Union style NAU is destined for Canada, the United States and Mexico. A Canada Free Press (CFP) reader reminds us “Mexico has its own Security and Prosperity (SPP) websites. Mexico’s SPP websites are called (ASPAN) (Spanish).”

“Just because we’ve been defending (and attacking) on so many other fronts doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten the North American Union a.k.a. the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP),” the reader wrote CFP. “The NAU’s “unelected presidente Jorge Boosh is plowing full steam ahead. One sign of his intention—announced in January’s State of the Union message—is to renew pressure for Amnesty for the 20 million or more illegal aliens now in the United States. Another sign is his choice to head the GOP in the 2008 election: Sen. John “Songbird” McCain, co-sponsor with Teddy Kennedy of the 2007 illegal alien Amnesty Bill. The links below show the reality of the NAU in Mexican planning, where it’s regarded as permanent policy to bind three countries into a union that dissolves US sovereignty. The Mexican equivalent of SPP presents a version much clearer on intent. Here is what they say in one question: “Que es la APAN? . Es un proceso trilateral, permanente, para una mayor integracion de America del Norte, que sera evaluado por los Mandatorios de manera semestral. Translation: “What is ASPAN? “It is a tri-lateral process, permanent, for a major integration of North America, which will be evaluated by the representatives periodically.” Please note there is a very clear agenda that makes use of the world “PERMANENT”. This is not a NAFTA or CAFTA which can be reversed if the government so directs. In Mexico, this is a permanent union.

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This website is from Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Relations. SRE This is from Mexico's Secretary of Agriculture, Fish and Live Stock, and Rural Progress. SAGARPA From Mexico's Secretary of Communicacion and Transportation. This news report expresses that ASPAN (SPP) has risks for Mexico. PRD Congressman Jaques y Medina said that in next month's meeting ( April 21-22) in New Orleans ASPAN, Alliance and Security Partnership of North America (SPP) will be a main topic. TRANSLATED FROM: