The Backbone of the Real ID Card

Mark Lerner is going to stop the Real ID. Now

Opednews.com, - Mar 23

Mark Lerner is on the road nearly every moment he can find the money. His time is spent in appointments with legislators, sitting down with them to discuss the Real ID. When Mark starts talking they are polite, but not particularly interested. They think they know what the Real ID is about. But when Mark is finished they are worried and asking questions. [...] The Department of Homeland Security calls the AAMVA and its network, referred to as AamvaNet, the “Backbone of the Real ID Act,” meaning it is the essential system that will allow data bases to be connected and information shared. That includes all information garnered about Americans from all sources. AAMVA has introduced a new alliance between states and territories and countries. Those countries are the United States, Canada and Mexico. This is the precursor, what is needed, for the establishment of the North America Union, the Security and Prosperity Partnership.
This ties together the Trans Texas Corridor, Homeland Security, and the issuance of the Amero to replace the U. S. Dollar, along with and the most ominous branches of the United Nations with the corporations that now take for granted that their profit agenda should control the world.


Mortgage Fears Yield Opportunity for Bond Funds

Morningstar.com, IL - Mar 20, 2008

Scott Amero and crew at BlackRock made these bonds the subject of a recent market commentary in which they point out that, similar to the problems faced by ...

Secretive shit: What ain't got shit to do with democracy!

What was discussed at a closed session of the U.S. House of Representatives? [...] The House has held a closed session for the first time in 25 years and apparently discussed a hotly contested surveillance bill.

Republicans had requested privacy for what they termed "an honest debate" on the new Democratic eavesdropping measure.

Conspiracy theorists around the world have filled many pages of blogs and emails with theories as to why the public was prevented to hear what their elected representatives said and heard.

That is the nature of secrets: those "kept in the dark" want to know and in the absence of knowledge, seek answers.
Writers suggested that the special closed session of the U.S. House of Representatives discussed a lot more than the pending security surveillance provisions. [...] Other answers included "the necessary and unavoidable merger of the United States with Canada" (for its natural resources) and with Mexico (for its cheap labor pool), the issuance of a new currency - THE AMERO - for all three nations as the proposed solution to the coming economic armageddon.

Source: Australia.to

May I Fly Amero?

Ask To Fly Domestically?
We are headed down the track and I wonder if we can come back from the direction we are headed.
by Carl Buschmann
(Libertarian)

I now have to ask Big Brother to fly domestically. We are losing our freedom at a faster and faster pace. We are being told what to do to protect us from the bad people who can't be told what to do. I suppose next month I might have to ask to go to the bathroom. Gee, what next?

Look here: http://www.naturalnews.com/022737.html

This sounds like the beginning of a facist society where we have central authority and a tightly controlled social and economic base to deal with.

Just like the NAU that the candidates are NOT talking about. This unholy union of Canada, The United States, and Mexico consists of terminating our Constitution, creating the Amero for us to spend, and a wonderful 1200 foot wide series of highways through all three countries created by the seizing of a vast amount of land by eminent domain. [...] Some people are saying that the Bush Administration may have orchestrated the declining dollar, in hopes that Americans will see truth in their logic of radical, yet necessary changes, which include but are not limited to the introduction of the NAU (North American Union). [...] The Administration's view is, the more desperate the American public becomes due to the weakening US Dollar and their acknowledgment that the country is in a (deep) recession, the easier it will be to convince the them that the only way America can compete with the Euro would be the introduction of the Amero.

It is also said that once the Amero is in circulation the dollar would simply be canceled and considered worthless much as the Confederate dollar was after The Civil War.

Source: nolanchart.com (2nd article)

Selling out Canada

As some of you may know, Canada is in the process of aligning its policies with those of the USA. Very quietly. Without public debate. [...] President Bush is arriving in Montebello, Quebec this Summer -- August 19-21st -- meeting with Calderon, Harper and the 30 CEOs for the next stage in this integration. If this matters to you, join the demonstrations in your city (1:00 pm at City Hall, Ottawa, Sunday 19th August) or at Montebello 19-21st. We need to consider these events, and their effects for future generations.

If this is all new, you might be thinking, "How can this be?!" If you think this is a 'conspiracy theory', go to the 2006 budget listed on CBC news. Scroll around 40% down to the SPP section. If this is all conspiracy theory, the government has already spent a few hundred million dollars on a 'conspiracy.'

Source: TheBulletin.ca

Fed up with the Fed

Centrally planning the ENDGAME

Dollar Doomsayers

"It's hard to stimulate an economy when the currency is going down the tubes,'' said David Malpass, the chief economist at Bear Stearns & Co. The New York-based firm expects the dollar will fall to $1.60 per euro in 12 months.

The U.S. economy may expand 1.4 percent this year, according to the median estimate of 82 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News this month. The median in March was for growth of 1.7 percent. As recently as September the Fed's target rate was 5.25 percent.

[... Yeah, right]

Relief may be in sight. The International Monetary Fund in Washington said last month that oil prices may be peaking as growth slows. The median forecast of 34 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg is for the dollar to gain about 11 percent against the euro this year and 4 percent versus the yen as the Fed's rate cuts spark the economy in the second half of 2008.

"If the U.S. dollar turns higher or if the crude oil market reverses then we have a spiral working the other way,'' said Tim Evans, an energy analyst at Citigroup Global Markets Inc. in New York. The price of crude oil will [be] at $70 by September, Evans said.

Source: Bloomberg