Pat Buchanans' new book

[Yeager]

as previewed on the drudge....

http://www.drudgereport.com/flash9pb.htm

some excerpts:

• Pax Americana, the era of U.S. global dominance, is over. A struggle for global hegemony has begun among the United States, China, a resurgent Russia and radical Islam

• Bush’s invasion of Iraq was a product of hubris and of ideology, a secular religion of “democratism,” to which Bush was converted in the days following 9/11

• Torn asunder by a culture war, America has now begun to break down along class, ethnic and racial lines.

• The greatest threat to U.S. sovereignty and independence is the scheme of a global elite to erase America’s borders and merge the USA, Mexico and Canada into a North American Union.

• Free trade is shipping jobs, factories and technology to China and plunging America into permanent dependency and unpayable debt. One of every six U.S. manufacturing jobs vanished under Bush
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Yep, sounds about right, far as I see things.

[SirLoin]

Originally posted by Yeager
as previewed on the drudge....

http://www.drudgereport.com/flash9pb.htm
• Free trade is shipping jobs, factories and technology to China and plunging America into permanent dependency and unpayable debt. One of every six U.S. manufacturing jobs vanished under Bush
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Yeah,but China lends USA billions of dollars every day so they can wage war...No coincidence all this unsafe krap is being imported..it started bout the same time.

[rpm]

Pat can be a sharp cookie sometimes.

[Charon]

Old Pat is making a lot of sense these days.

It may be populist and protectionist, but frankly the non billionaires among us need some of that given the shift towards "globalization" based not on fair trade, but on managed unfair trade to benefit the few.

Or, we just formally incorporate Mexico and Canada as territories on their way to statehood. I bet the Mexicans and Canadians might disagree though

Charon

[rpm]

Don't forget we import 60% of our oil from Canada.

[Mr No Name]

Pat has always made a lot of sense, met him when he was running for president in front of a textile mill that used to employ 2,000 people at its height.  there are now 15 such mills in my county - ALL shut down.

[Charon]

Don't forget we import 60% of our oil from Canada.

That's why I don't have a problem with the whole 51-54th state thing (or how ever many you need to fill out the map All that oil sand too...

Charon

[Eagler]

Originally posted by Yeager
• Free trade is shipping jobs, factories and technology to China and plunging America into permanent dependency and unpayable debt. One of every six U.S. manufacturing jobs vanished under Bush

link please .. to this fact not Pats book unless it has a crediable source..

if true, feel safe as it would have been 4 out of 6 if hot air save the planet goron or the war hero jfk kerry would have been potus instead of Bush

[storch]

while I generally disagree with pat, there are some points which are inevitable, one being a merging of north america and the caribbean basin along the lines of a north american union.  were this to occur it would be at the expense of the united states and canadian taxpayers as we drag mexico kicking and screaming into the 21st century.

[crockett]

Originally posted by storch
while I generally disagree with pat, there are some points which are inevitable, one being a merging of north america and the caribbean basin along the lines of a north american union.  were this to occur it would be at the expense of the united states and canadian taxpayers as we drag mexico kicking and screaming into the 21st century.

It's going to happen one way or another, but we wont be dragging Mexico into it right away. The only way we are going to compete with China and the EU in the future is if have a American Union with Canada and the US.

Mexico's time will come but not anytime soon. In reality had we had half a brain we would have been shipping our outsourcing to Mexico rather than China. That way we could have helped build the Mexican economy into something worth while.

We could have killed a few birds with one stone had we pushed most of out outsourcing to Mexico. It would have let us keep more control on it and would likely help out greatly with the illegal immigration issues.

The Mexicans just need jobs, if they had them in Mexico they wouldn't need to come here.

[Eagler]

you going to compare the average mexican worker to the average chinese?

if you do, then you will see why it was not outsourced there .. I think we "outsourced" all the jobs the average mexican can handle thus our illegal problem.

[Yeager]

look guys, I watch the spanish cable program here and I cant speak a word of spanish.  Its the babes man.  I think those mexican babes are simply outstanding. I am definately pro mexbabe here.

[Tumor]

Originally posted by Yeager
look guys, I watch the spanish cable program here and I cant speak a word of spanish.  Its the babes man.  I think those mexican babes are simply outstanding. I am definately pro mexbabe here.

So so true!!

[Eagler]

Originally posted by Tumor
So so true!!

just catch them b4 they hit 30 or have kids .. they seem to spread out a bit after that

[Chalenge]

We have imported hundreds of millions of dollars to keep the clintons in office dont forget that!