As Bush sees it, or so he claims, Mexico, being a 3rd world country, is the weak link in North America which creates a security threat to the entire continent. The concept of SPP is to bring Mexico up to 1st world status through trade with the U.S. and Canada and to form a secure border around the entire continent in the light of Islamic terrorism.

Now you can believe that, or you can believe that continental security and prosperity is not really the goal, but rather another step toward a "one world government." Either scenario, or both, may be true - I can't say. But it is a cause for concern.

I do believe that the elite, globalist cabal has intentions of ushering in such a government, if they can. Their greatest resistance comes from the American people and that is why details of these meetings and progress of the plan is kept behind closed doors and out of public view. We are also seeing resistance to the North American Union building in Canada as well as Mexico. Citizens and journalists of both countries are expressing concerns for their own national sovereignty, just as we are here in the U.S..

Bush insists there is no such plan for a North American Union but evidence of it is mounting all the time. Our increased trade with Mexico; open borders; the I-35 NAFTA Super-Highway; reduction of restrictions on Mexican trucking in the U.S.; foreign aid to Mexico and special aid for fighting the Mexican drug war; the recent immigration bill that would give Mexican citizens free access to, and amnesty in the U.S., etc., etc., etc.

We are supposed to believe that a stronger and more prosperous Mexico will make the U.S. safer. I differ with this approach and tend to believe that stronger U.S. borders will make the U.S. safer. Mexico must deal with their own problems starting with cleaning up the corruption in their own government. Unless Mexico wants to become our 51st state, then we have no business doing what we are doing for them with U.S. taxpayers' money. Pres. Bush, it’s not your money to give!

I have little doubt that their goal is total control of the entire planet, much of that has already been accomplished with the establishment of the European Union. They have their agenda and conspire on how to bring it about “for the good of the world” in their view, for their own power in the view of others. Their method is to advance their own people into as many governmental high offices as possible in all western countries. With control of those offices, they can control world politics and foreign policy. They can cause wars and they can end them by controlling the money that finances them.

A North American Union would play right into their hands. It would be easier to exercise power over a trilateral union, than to have to deal with separate and independent and sovereign countries. The greatest enemy of the New World Order is national sovereignty. A North American Union would solve that problem.

As for their influence in today's problem with terrorism and Islamic wars, it's pretty much anyone's guess at this point. I do not buy into the suggestion that 911 was planned by anyone other than Islamic extremists. Nor do I believe that the NWO is behind the trouble Islam is causing in the world today, but it‘s an interesting theory to explore.

Iraq was considered a very real threat to U.S. security in 2002-2003 and that was the motivation behind the invasion. We invaded Iraq simply for national security reasons based on a decade of solid intelligence. Some people now believe that the intelligence was not so reliable with the failure to find vast stockpiles of WMD. It’s still an open question as to whether intelligence gathered mostly by the Clinton Administration was flawed, or if the WMD were moved out of the country at the last minute. Could Saddam Hussein have been involved with the NWO? Somehow, I very much doubt it. Could international intelligence have been manipulated by members of the NWO? Possibly.

It's much the same with Iran which has now become the #1 threat to U.S. and Israeli security. Not only is Iran refining uranium for a bomb, they are also attempting to import weapons grade uranium and plutonium from North Korea along with nuclear bomb making equipment and rocketry that No. Korea no longer can use with the shutdown of their nuke program.

In July, a freighter from No. Korea containing all of the above was sunk 100 miles off the Iranian coast by the U.S. Navy in a covert action to keep that material out of Iranian hands. This was the second such incident involving the U.S. Navy. This is no phony intelligence created by the NWO to engage the U.S. in war with Iran. This is real. And unless the Ayatollah Khomeni and Osama bin Laden are members in the NWO, then I don't see how the organization could be involved in the problem of Islamic terrorism.

On the other side of the coin, giving Bush the benefit of the doubt, what would be the advantages to the United States of a North American Union under the SPP plan that Bush denies exists? What reason would President Bush have for supporting SPP other than the NWO agenda? Why is President Bush so reluctant to secure our country against the Mexican invasion?

One reason is the American economy on which President Bush has proven to be strong and competent. One reason our economy is doing so well is because of trade with, and cheap labor from Mexico, and of course China. They make products affordable to most Americans that otherwise might be too expensive. This allows us to buy more and that in turn stimulates the economy. Never mind that the labor of illegal aliens is illegal, Bush doesn’t care about that, nor does he care that they entered our country illegally. The thought of deporting them scares him to death for what effects it would have on the economy.

President Bush is a neighborly kind of guy. Issues with Mexico, for him are personal. He wants to show that the U.S. can be a good neighbor and help our neighboring countries in need. He forgets that the Constitution doesn’t allow for that. Can we really hold him accountable for a faulty memory or not understanding the Constitution? We better start before he gives away the whole country which is already being overrun by Mexican nationals demanding U.S. citizen’s rights and amnesty. Fences on property lines make for good neighbors. Bush can permit illegals into his home, he has no right to invite them into ours.

The American Constitution describes the government as representing the American people. That would all be destroyed under the provisions of SPP. Our laws would no longer represent the American people, but would represent the wishes of those with designs on controlling all three countries, many with roots in Skull & Bones. Their laws would be forced upon us rather than emanating from us.

A border around the entire continent secured by oceans with limited access through seaports would be easier to defend against terrorism than the land border between the U.S. and Mexico or Canada. Intelligence sharing between the three countries could enhance the security of all three. Mexico, as a prosperous country, could be an asset to the U.S. instead of a drain on it. Free trade, travel, and a shared monetary system could make a stronger North American economy.

These appear to be the reasons given for the promotion of SPP. In my view, it’s not worth the cost and would likely fail to achieve those objectives, especially in Mexico. The fact is, that it would be primarily the Mexican government that would benefit from this plan with Canada and primarily the U.S. paying the tab. This appears to be a one way street and does little or nothing for the citizens of the U.S.. Terrorists are not going to be stopped from entering the U.S. by a continental border, and we cannot trust Mexico to hold up their end of the security problem. That would be just like outsourcing toy making and dog food to China.

I see little benefit to the United States which is already prosperous and as secure as it’s likely to be under the SPP plan which also includes provisions for two of the biggest hoaxes in recent history: Avian Flu and man made global warming. This clearly associates SPP with the global socialists who favor a one world government under the Kyoto Treaty and equality for all nations.

Though it’s true that SPP, in some small way, might help keep terrorists out of Mexico, Mexico is not a target of terrorism. The problem we are faced with is keeping terrorists out of the U.S., not out of Mexico. Terrorists know that they can gain access to the U.S. through the Mexican border, that’s the only reason they come to Mexico. That can best be resolved with a secure southern U.S. border. Let Mexico deal with terrorists on their soil in the same way they deal with illegal aliens on their soil. Jail them, shoot them, or eject them back to where they came from.

The United States is practically supporting Mexico now. To increase this drain on the American economy would only weaken America. Mexico is not a territory of the United States and we are not responsible for what happens there. The responsibility of our government is to the security of the Untied States. If Bush wants to lend a helping hand to Mexico, let him do it out of his own pocket and the pockets of those who want to join with him, not with our taxpayers’ money.

In conclusion, I would try to keep an eye on these things and see what develops, just as our Congress is doing now, at least those in Congress who are not in on the SPP plan. 22 members of Congress are already urging President Bush to back off on the SPP agenda which has been progressing without Congressional approval or overt funding, although some funding has been covertly slipped through attached to other appropriations bills such as the Highway Bill, the Defense Bill, and the Agriculture Bill.

The SPP plan, created by global socialists, is not good for America or for American security. It will benefit only those who wish to create a one world government under global socialism. President Bush’s involvement in this issue is motivated either by his membership in Skull & Bones, or his close alliance with Mexico. Either way, he is not going to change. Our only hope in avoiding this evil plan lies in our next President. Let’s hope the voting public makes the right choice and elects a candidate who has his heart in America.

JR Dieckmann is Editor, Publisher, Writer, and Webmaster of GreatAmericanJournal.com. He also works as an electrician in Los Angeles, Ca. His articles also appear on The Conservative Voice, Real Clear Politics, New Media Journal, Mich News, Daley Times-Post, Great Minds Think Right, and other conservative websites.