Presentation: Security Prosperity Partnership - Jim Edwards

A presentation on the Security Prosperity Partnership by Jim Edwards, Adjunct Fellow, Hudson Institute, made at a Social Contract event on September 30, 2007: www.TheSocialContract.com .

The NAFTA superhighway, North American Union, foreign companies running US Toll Roads, the Amero currency, are all related to the SPP - the Security Prosperity Partnership.

The Security Prosperity Partnership of President GW Bush is building on NAFTA visas as the first step towards a continental guestworker program. SPP's goal is to formalize a trans-national labor force. Indeed, one SPP working group is focused on improving the cross-border movement of people and goods and detecting bottlenecks on the US-Mexican border.

SPP's approach is a perimeter clearance strategy - to facilitate the clearance of people and goods at the continental perimeter, rather than at each national perimeter. The end goal is to treat the outer perimeter of the continent as the effective border of all three nations: the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. That would make Mexico's southern border effectively the U.S. southern border. Of the three SPP partners, the U.S. stands to lose the most under this deal.

For more presentations at this Social Contract event, see
Mike Hethmon, IRLI, part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPzstO-xWR8
Mike Hethmon, IRLI, part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMgvDwwYo1E
Jim Edwards on the SPP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZcJIJJIs8E

For more information on the Social Contract, see http://www.TheSocialContract.com

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• globalization
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