Thread: The History of NAFTA and the Council on Foreign Relations

See: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CvtNiwtHSo

Thanks POTUS!

Here's a link to a good monthly, special issue from April of 08. http://www.shopjbs.org/magento/index.ph ... ial-issues

I really like John McMannus. Pretty darn sharp cookie there.

Originally Posted by Hylander_1314

Thanks POTUS!

Here's a link to a good monthly, special issue from April of 08. http://www.shopjbs.org/magento/index.ph ... ial-issues

I really like John McMannus. Pretty darn sharp cookie there.

A lot of good, solid info in the New American, Hylander. ALIPACers who aren't familiar with it, would do well to give it a look.

Here's a piece from a few years ago, from William Norman Grigg, entitled Time Vindicates the "Kooks": www.perspectives.com/forums/view_topic. ... forum_id=4

Before Grigg's departure from the JBS, it was linked in a number of places on the 'Net. The forum I linked to, was the only place I could find it now.

Great article! Knowing the history of how America was steered off the path of liberty, and thrust in the direction of collective socialism / communism, and how it is rationalized, is a good way to understand how to put America right again.

A good book to read : http://www.captaincanadacrusades.ca/art ... 5B1%5D.pdf

And this one too :
http://www.peacekey.com/1-1-a/UN_Web/1_ ... ntents.htm

Just having these books thinned out my list of what one would call "friends". I too was called a kook, by everyone I knew, and now I have old friends who I haven't seen in years calling and asking questions. So I'm not the kook I was labelled so long ago anymore.

Originally Posted by Hylander_1314

Great article! Knowing the history of how America was steered off the path of liberty, and thrust in the direction of collective socialism / communism, and how it is rationalized, is a good way to understand how to put America right again.

A good book to read : http://www.captaincanadacrusades.ca/art ... 5B1%5D.pdf

And this one too :
http://www.peacekey.com/1-1-a/UN_Web/1_ ... ntents.htm

Just having these books thinned out my list of what one would call "friends". I too was called a kook, by everyone I knew, and now I have old friends who I haven't seen in years calling and asking questions. So I'm not the kook I was labelled so long ago anymore.

Both outstanding books, and excellent reading suggestions, Hylander!