~SH~ I see that it is difficult for you to swallow too much information at a time, so I will deliberatley address only one topic at a time. When you respond to it we can go on to the next. You have made several errors in your last post, but in order to keep things simple I will address them later.
Current point of discussion (which I have chosen out from among your lengthy rant because you seem to have the most trouble understanding it)
CAFTA advances regional integration
Definitions:
advances=in this case it means "another step toward"
regional integration=in this case the establishment of a North American [or possibly Western Hemispheric] Union with an overall government, common currency, common security, common citizenship (in practice). US sovereignty would be progressively diminished. Do a Google search on "regional integration" along with CAFTA.
The statement above translated into laymens terms means:
CAFTA is another step toward the creation of a North American Union.
NAFTA was the first step
CAFTA is the second step
FTAA is the third step
Other steps possible here
Final step=creation of a North American Union like the European Union.
Important point
CAFTA does not bring all this about. It only "advances" it.
Question--Do you want to take a step toward regional integration? There are some people who do. Are you one of them?
Many people tell that there are economic benefits to CAFTA. But there is a trade off. US sovereignty would be diminished by it. An international tribunal would review all laws of this country--including state laws--that have anything whatsoever to do with trade with CAFTA countries. If the tribunal finds them "illegal" according to THEIR interpretation of the CAFTA agreement we would be required to change the laws or to face a financial penalty. That's part of the step toward a North American Union, the creation of a supernational governmental body that would review our laws for legality.
So, Do you want to advance regional integration?
Current point of discussion (which I have chosen out from among your lengthy rant because you seem to have the most trouble understanding it)
CAFTA advances regional integration
Definitions:
advances=in this case it means "another step toward"
regional integration=in this case the establishment of a North American [or possibly Western Hemispheric] Union with an overall government, common currency, common security, common citizenship (in practice). US sovereignty would be progressively diminished. Do a Google search on "regional integration" along with CAFTA.
The statement above translated into laymens terms means:
CAFTA is another step toward the creation of a North American Union.
NAFTA was the first step
CAFTA is the second step
FTAA is the third step
Other steps possible here
Final step=creation of a North American Union like the European Union.
Important point
CAFTA does not bring all this about. It only "advances" it.
Question--Do you want to take a step toward regional integration? There are some people who do. Are you one of them?
Many people tell that there are economic benefits to CAFTA. But there is a trade off. US sovereignty would be diminished by it. An international tribunal would review all laws of this country--including state laws--that have anything whatsoever to do with trade with CAFTA countries. If the tribunal finds them "illegal" according to THEIR interpretation of the CAFTA agreement we would be required to change the laws or to face a financial penalty. That's part of the step toward a North American Union, the creation of a supernational governmental body that would review our laws for legality.
So, Do you want to advance regional integration?