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Build on the CAFTA Loss to STOP the FTAA!
By Joseph A. Lypowy 7/28/05
The House of Representatives passed
CAFTA early Thursday morning by 217-215 votes. I am deeply disappointed
by this loss, but not discouraged. From the beginning, CAFTA opponents
recognized that the pro-CAFTA forces would wield enormous pressure on
individual congressmen to obtain a favorable vote. Although rarely
mentioned in the news, the reason for the intense pro-CAFTA pressure is
that globalists regard CAFTA as an important stepping stone to their
even more dangerous Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).
I am proud to announce that Representative Chris Smith voted
against CAFTA and has proved once again that he is on the right side of
the issues and on the side of a soveriegn America and deserves
re-election to Congress the next time. On the other hand, I am extremely
disapointed that Jim Saxton voted for CAFTA, the extension of NAFTA and
a stepping stone to World Government. In my opinion anyone who voted for
CAFTA is an American traitor and is unfit to serve in public office.
This hard-fought CAFTA battle, even in defeat, has greatly improved
the chances for defeating the FTAA. The closeness and fierceness of the
battle points to the growing opposition to these "free trade" pacts. The
momentum has actually swung our way. Furthermore, the CAFTA battle, by
serving as a dress rehearsal for the FTAA battle, revealed the pressure
tactics of the pro-CAFTA forces, and provided valuable extra time for
informing Americans about the dangers of the FTAA and mobilizing them to
oppose it. As we gear up for the FTAA battle, remember that these "free
trade" pacts are part of the power elite's long range agenda of
subordinating the U.S. to a world government. The NAFTA, WTO, CAFTA, and
FTAA stepping stones to first regional, then world government are
clearly following the European Union model; and in fact, the same
internationalist power elite designed and developed both the FTAA and
the EU..
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