Unseemly the concept from the outset, there are forces at work establishing a multi-national
"partnership" across North America. To argue the difference in the terms "union" and "partnership"
would be counterproductive to this web site's mission.
Whether government or private organizations, and the lines are blurry, there is much interest in such an
union. Many are established as "not-for-profit" organizations, but accept as much as $10,000 to $15,000
membership fees, as in the cases of NASCO and the Free Trade Alliance, respectively.
Members of these clubs are, for the most part, not fundamentalist human rights activists, they're
capitalists who have, in existing conditions involving immigration and developments in import-export laws,
identified opportunities to exploit.
The one world mentality is not only embraced within the import-export industries, but also in academia,
banking and the legal field. Public money is mingled with private, as taxpayers bear a sizable brunt of the
tab, the perpetrators promising new "economic prosperity." Predictably, the theoretical profits go to
members of participating organizations and municipalities.
It's a big project, heavily relying on immigrant workers and billions of dollars in infrastructure
improvements.
Below, find a collection of links to organizations that might stand to profit from a North American union.
AmerCurrency.com makes no assertions as to which would, would not, and has no interest either way.
Educate yourself and make your own decisions.
"partnership" across North America. To argue the difference in the terms "union" and "partnership"
would be counterproductive to this web site's mission.
Whether government or private organizations, and the lines are blurry, there is much interest in such an
union. Many are established as "not-for-profit" organizations, but accept as much as $10,000 to $15,000
membership fees, as in the cases of NASCO and the Free Trade Alliance, respectively.
Members of these clubs are, for the most part, not fundamentalist human rights activists, they're
capitalists who have, in existing conditions involving immigration and developments in import-export laws,
identified opportunities to exploit.
The one world mentality is not only embraced within the import-export industries, but also in academia,
banking and the legal field. Public money is mingled with private, as taxpayers bear a sizable brunt of the
tab, the perpetrators promising new "economic prosperity." Predictably, the theoretical profits go to
members of participating organizations and municipalities.
It's a big project, heavily relying on immigrant workers and billions of dollars in infrastructure
improvements.
Below, find a collection of links to organizations that might stand to profit from a North American union.
AmerCurrency.com makes no assertions as to which would, would not, and has no interest either way.
Educate yourself and make your own decisions.
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