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On May 3, 2006
Condoleeza Rice gave
a speech to the
Council of the
Americas.
She gave a special
greeting to David
Rockefellar who was
apparently behind
the establishment of
this
organization. The
Rockefellar
Foundation,
Ford, Carnegie and
more recently the
Gates Foundations
have worked many,
many years and have
spent hundreds of
millions of dollars
in their work to
destroy the United
States. It appears
that next month
their dream of the
dissolution of the
United States will
come to fruition.
Some highlights of
Condi's speech:
Next
month,
when the
34
democratic
members of
the
Organization
of
American
States
gather in
Santo
Domingo,
there will
be only
one empty
seat at
the table,
a seat
that will
one day be
filled by
the free
people of
a
democratic
Cuba. In
this young
century, a
democratic
consensus
unites our
hemisphere
and
together,
we have
enshrined
it in a
groundbreaking
document:
The
Inter-American
Democratic
Charter,
which
declares
that the
people of
our
hemisphere
have a
right to
democracy
and that
their
governments
have a
responsibility
to protect
and
promote
that
right. The
Charter
also
states
that
democracy
is
essential
for
social,
political
and
economic
development
of the
people of
the
Americas.
This is a
revolutionary
new
consensus
for our
hemisphere
and it
will be
all the
more
important
as we
confront
the
serious
challenges
that
remain in
our path.
[ The
Inter-American
Democratic Charter
is similar to the
Constitution. In
effect, it overrides
the Constitution to
cover the entire
continent.
Inter-American
Democratic Charter
(notice the date on
this)
Over the
past
decade or
so, the
success of
democracy
in the
Americas
has
produced
what
President
Bush has
called a
revolution
in
expectations.
The
President
has said
that free
societies
-- in free
societies,
citizens
will
rightly
insist
that
people
should not
go hungry,
that every
child
deserves
the
opportunity
for a
decent
education,
and that
hard work
and
initiative
should be
rewarded.
In much of
our
hemisphere
today,
free
people's
expectations
for a
better
life have
outgrown
the
capacity
of their
democratic
institutions
to fully
meet those
expectations.
Very magnanimous of
them to offer all of
this at the American
taxpayer's expense
and at the expense
of their standard of
living and quality
of life.
I know
that the
peoples of
the
Americas
are
impatient
with the
development
in their
democracy.
This
feeling is
powerful
and it's
passionately
felt. And
our
response
must be
just as
powerful
and just
as
passionate.
Through
our
solidarity,
through
our
assistance,
and
through
our
institutions
that we
share in
the
Inter-American
system,
we can
ensure
that the
peoples of
the
Americas
are not
abandoned
to
demagogues
and
authoritarians.
Under
President
Bush, the
United
States is
more
engaged in
the
Americas.
We are
more
committed
to helping
people.
And our
strategy
is
forward-looking,
perhaps
more
forward-looking
than ever
before in
our
history.
The
President's
vision for
this
hemisphere
is rooted
in
partnership,
not in
paternalism.
The United
States
charges no
ideological
price for
our
partnership.
And I want
to
emphasize
this: We
charge no
ideological
price for
our
partnership.
We will
work with
all
governments
from the
left, from
the right,
as long as
they are
committed
in
principle
and
practice
to the
core
conditions
of
democracy,
to govern
justly,
to advance
economic
freedom
and to
invest in
their
people.
Free trade
is the key
and our
vision
remains a
free trade
area of
the
Americas;
the union
of 800
million
men and
women from
Northern
Canada to
Southern
Chile, in
the
world's
largest
free trade
community.
If it hasn't been
clear before, it
should be clear now
that the so-called
'Free Trade of the
Americas' is a
merger of the
continental
governments. The
Inter-American
Democratic Charter
is effectively a
replacement for the
Constitution. The
traitors in the
White House and in
this administration
are attempting to
dissolve the United
States as an
independent and
sovereign nation.
Clearly,
we in the
Americas
are only
scratching
the
surface of
what we
can
achieve by
trading in
freedom.
They are trading
YOUR standard of
living and quality
of life for the
freedom of the
multinational
corporations to
exploit working
people - to give the
multinational
corporations the
right to use labor
arbitrage to enslave
and entrap people in
a lives of abject
poverty. The
multinationals are
not producing jobs
in the U.S. so the
only reason for
doing this is to
destroy the American
way of life - to
create a new peasant
class in America -
by destroying the
middle class of
America.
At the
2004
Summit of
the
Americas,
President
Bush won
agreement
from his
fellow
leaders to
cut in
half the
amount of
time it
takes to
start a
business
in their
countries.
This will
enable
more
citizens
in our
hemisphere
to take
advantage
of efforts
which
the United
States has
helped to
facilitate
with the
Inter-American
Development
Bank to
triple the
amount of
available
credit to
small and
medium-sized
business
owners.
[This
must be
where the
Mexicans
get all
that money
to start
the
Mexican
restaurants
and little
stores in
the U.S.]
Here is where your
tax dollars are
going. They are
basically selling
your life through
financial schemes of
loans and
forgiveness, and
they are now selling
your jobs and your
country through this
so-called 'Free
Trade of the
Americas' agreement
(FTAA).
We are
currently
seeking $5
billion in
relief
from the
Inter-American
Development
Bank. If
we are
successful,
this would
bring the
total debt
relief for
the
region's
poorest
countries
to $19
billion.
That is
about $620
for every
man,
woman, and
child in
those
countries.
If just a
fraction
of that
money is
reinvested,
say, in
health
care, it
could
transform
people's
lives
forever.
Since
2001,
President
Bush has
nearly
doubled
our annual
foreign
direct
assistance
to the
countries
of the
Americas.
Through
the
Millennium
Challenge
Account
initiative,
we are
directing
new
assistance
to
countries
that have
proven
their
commitment
to
democracy
but that
need help
in
building
effective
institutions.
Millennium
Declaration
On September 11,
2001, Colin Powell
was on his way down
to Peru to sign the
agreement for the
Inter-American
Democratic Charter.
September 11, 2001
was the pivotal
event that began the
'transformation' of
the United States.
It was the reason
for the Patriot Act
which began the
process of
eliminating rights
of American citizens
even though it was
supposedly muslim
terrorists from the
middle east who
pulled off the
attack.
All of the
government's actions
since September 11th
have made no sense
if the official
storyline
of September 11th
were true.
However, if one
discards the
official story - and
one looks at the
event as a means of
scaring the American
people into allowing
the government to do
whatever they said
was necessary to
'protect' our
country, then it's
easy to see that
September 11th was a
Hegelian Dialectic
to change American
expectations of the
way the way life
works in America.
The event
facilitated the law
changes necessary
for this
administration and
the Congress to
commit treason - to
dissolve our nation
and to create PAX
Americana -
continental
government of the
North American
continent.
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