Karrie,
Plans for a North American Union are not popular at all with Americans,
or Canadians. Like I showed you before, the discussions at the 2002
Toward a North American Community? conference showed that they are encountering resistance - and in turn developing plans to neutralize and propagandize you into acceptance. There is a political party in Canada that is wholly dedicated to fighting North American integration called the
Canadian action party.
Just because the idea isn't popular doesn't mean that they won't try to implement it anyway, so don't let your guard down. Also, Robert Pastor has openly admitted that crises would help with the implementation of a North American Community. If there is another terrorist attack, or our economy goes belly up, or the dollar is destroyed (both very possible economic scenarios), be alert to calls for a North American Community or a single currency as a solution. The elite know that out of crises people are easily malleable.
What can you do about it? Start talking to people, the more people that know about these plans the better. Just knowing isn't enough, however. We need to be proactive. Right now there are several states that have introduced legislation that would prohibit any further development of a North American Union.
Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, Montana, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and Washington
have all introduced such legislation.
I hope I've been helpful, Karrie.