I just heard this on the news, actually I heard about it two years ago but thought "Well, that seems a bit extreme" but I just heard it on the news and the building blocks to unify Mexico, Canada and the United States as one whole country has been placed. If this happens it will bring the death of the United States and we will be nothing more than a part of the NAU.

A question to anyone who has read 1984. Doesn't this seem similar to the countries in 1984? I forget the name of the three, but whats happening here is similar to 1984. Supposedly there is going to be a European unification.

Which I had a link, but it was covered by Lou Dobbs and the best I could find was an article from 2006.

We are so ****ing doomed.

1. This won't happen any time soon, because of people like you who think this is a terrible plan.
2. I don't see what the problem is.

It won't happen.

The problem is that when the countries unite, the Constitution will be thrown out and the currency will be changed. This will result in the restriction of freedoms essential to human advancement.

Yeah, Zeitgeist had a lot of content about this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PpMdTmVMpo

That's a part of the movie. I loved it, you should watch it.

www.zeitgeistmovie.com

You make it sound like if more than one country gets together suddenly we'll throw every right we have out the window. There's not a shot in hell the United States would join such an alliance if it compromised what this country was founded on.
Just because it would have Canada and Mexico doesn't mean there would be a police state.

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You make it sound like if more than one country gets together suddenly we'll throw every right we have out the window. There's not a shot in hell the United States would join such an alliance if it compromised what this country was founded on.
Just because it would have Canada and Mexico doesn't mean there would be a police state.

but what you dont realize is that every congressman and powerful person in the world is a conspirator!

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You make it sound like if more than one country gets together suddenly we'll throw every right we have out the window. There's not a shot in hell the United States would join such an alliance if it compromised what this country was founded on.
Just because it would have Canada and Mexico doesn't mean there would be a police state.

Yes. Considering that America isn't actually trying to throw everything we were founded on out the window right now anyways.

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Yes. Considering that America isn't actually trying to throw everything we were founded on out the window right now anyways.

You mean like we are now?

Never Forget. Patriot Act.

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You mean like we are now?

Never Forget. Patriot Act.

Oh wait. Just so that people know, I need to fix something in the above post.

I know of any Canadian or American who would agree to such a thing. I can understand certain unifactions on trade etc. but the way our governments work is very different. Also, there has been past conflicts to make them the way they are today as independent nations.

Hell, Canada has a hard time keeping itself unified with the French around...

Hey, if the US adds itself to Canada and Mexico, at least the average IQ will end up at a middle-ground.

Also, adding Canada and Mexico to the US will get the average weight back down to normal levels for humans.

It could be good.

Point is, this won't happen.
Why the **** would we want to join up with Mexico anyway?

I'm just saying, it's not like it would just become some dictatorship, with a supercountry that large, the billions of people would just revolt. And the constitution wouldn't disappear, you're acting like suddenly we'd all become slaves to some canadian oppresor.

Not all politicians are evil, miniman. You just have had the misfortune to learn about politics during one of the worst administrations in our country's history. There isn't some paper that every congressman signs that says they have to go against what the people they represent say.

I refuse to believe that anyone is taking this seriously.