| Seven Reasons to Vote No on TPA
For the last several years, the Obama administration, with the enthusiastic support of most congressional Republicans, has been negotiating two mammoth trade partnerships that would put our nation on the path to economic and political integration with eleven Pacific Rim nations (including eventually China) and the 28 member states of the European Union.
Of course, the congressional supporters of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) never mention the threat to our independence and freedom represented by these two partnership deals.
On May 22 the Senate passed Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), aka fast-track authority, which restricts Congress to only an up-or-down vote (with no amendments or filibuster allowed) on trade agreements. The House is expected to debate and vote on the Senate TPA bill sometime during this week or the next.
The House vote on TPA is so crucial because the highly dangerous TPP and TTIP partnerships very likely cannot gain approval from Congress without the TPA restrictions in place. If we stop TPA, we’ll be making it much more difficult for TPP and TTIP to be approved.
Here are 7 reasons why the House of Representatives should vote NO on TPA (as stated in “7 Reasons Why Trade Promotion Authority/Fast Track Must Be Defeated.”
Please phone your representative and tell him or her or someone on the staff a few of the above 7 reasons to vote NO on TPA. Click here for the phone numbers for your representative’s various offices. Make a phone call to both your rep’s DC office and the local office as phone calls have a greater impact.
Then, please send an email for additional impact.
The House will take up TPA either this week or next week. Contact your Representative now!
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| Would the New Trade Deals Supersede the Constitution?
JBS CEO Arthur Thompson answers the question of whether or not the Constitution is superseded by trade deals. He also mentions U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions’ letter to Obama (The New American covers that here) regarding Sessions’ legitimate concerns.
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| HuffPost IDs 5 “Most Extreme [Common Core] Claims”
And congrats to The John Birch Society! Two of the top five mention JBS affiliates FreedomProject Education and The New American. No surprise here though as this originated from an online report from the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
Click here for our reporting on the SPLC and Common Core posted about a month ago.
Would these Common Core protesters agree with the HuffPost and SPLC’s broad-brush smearing?
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| Staking Claim in the New World Order: Newest Issue From TNA
Alex Newman of The New American exposes how, with the help of Western globalists, China is actively pursing a leading role in the New World Order. He also makes the case of how a Westernized China is a myth.
In the same issue (June 22, 2026), William Jasper sums up his research of the upcoming trade agreements, which are a must-read for any American interested in protecting American independence and sovereignty.
All of this and much more in the newest issue now available for immediate download or as a physical copy mailed directly to you.
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chulai1968
Truth Prevailing
Publius Huldah
Freedom Rider
radioroger2015
revaustinmiles
The TPP and the TTIP are the equivalent of the European Union for the South America, Central America, United States of America and Canada. The book, 1984, was just 20+ years ahead of its time. The One World Order crowd will push this through whether We the People like it or not. Especially since they have bought off so many of our elected leaders, in particular the president. Ever wonder why so many of our elected leaders including the president, after getting elected all of a sudden become multi-millionaires while in office? They are wealthy before they get elected but their wealth increases susbstaintially after being in office. Hillary’s comment that they were dead broke when they left the White House is the most contempatible statement I have ever heard from a wealthy elected leader. she would not know what ‘dead broke’ was! May our Lord come quickly!
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Help me here please. Why are the Repubs pushing this. And it seems like the Dems are fighting. I don’t understand what is going on. No really?
Is it smoke and mirrors once again?
But I see Cruz, Ryan et al all being nasty about it.
Ryan did a Pelosi yesterday with “You’ll read it when we pass it” Has the whole pretense just collapsed and the game over. ? Are They now so far gone they are all in collusion and will do what they want?
If so what now Roger Rabbit ? LOL
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Yes, for those who are smart enough to understand, this is just another show of how both parties have the same agenda. This trade garbage is very very bad, we lose so much with this one, it’s terrible, but no one in Congress listens to the people anymore, we’re just the unwashed masses. And voting doesn’t seem to be worth a damn, they put the same criminals back in Congress every time, note: Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker, the leftist Repubs from TN.
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I am with you Steve. Why on earth are we fighting the Repubs on this? I thought a Republican majority in the House and Senate was suppose to mean something. Wonder how much Ryan and Cruz were paid to support this? Obviously I have been drinking the Kool-Aid again? Oh Lord help me to keep focused on you in the ever growing evil world we live in?
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Ma, so you’re as confused as me on this one? You know that rabbit hole we all went down a while ago? I think we broke thru to the other side and we are now in “Bizzaro World”
Really makes not a lick of sense to me. Time to break out the duct tape…
2=3 rolls might do it.
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Hahahaha, well Steve and MA, if you’d have read my 23 part series on false friends on the right, you’d understand how all these people with R’s behind their names are all connected to the leftists. Remember what Carroll Quigley said in his 1966 book, Tragedy and Hope:
In 1966, Carroll Quigley wrote his massive book Tragedy and Hope, A History of the World in our Time. Tragedy being that so many people have to die, and Hope being the New World Order. He was the official historian for the CFR and was privileged to study the elites’ plans for the world for nearly two years. Quigley taught at the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University from 1941 to 1976, and was Bill Clinton’s mentor. On page 1247 of his book, he wrote this:
“The chief problem of American political life for a long time has been how to make the two Congressional parties more national and international. The argument that the two parties should represent opposed ideals and policies, one perhaps, of the Right and the other of the Left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to doctrinaire and academic thinkers. Instead the two parties should be almost identical, so that the American people can “throw the rascals out” at any election without leading to any profound or extensive shifts in policy. The policies that are vital and necessary for America are no longer subjects of significant disagreement, but are disputable only in details of procedure, priority, or method …..Then it should be possible to replace it, every four years if necessary, by the other party, which will be none of these things but WILL STILL PURSUE, with new vigor, approximately the SAME BASIC POLICIES.”
This is what exists today in America! We have one party with one agenda! This book had its first printing in 1966. The powers that be (Milner, Rhodes, the CFR, etc.) were so horrified that Quigley had told so many secrets, the book was not reprinted, and Macmillan Publishing destroyed the plates. It wasn’t until 1974 that Jack Meserole got permission from Quigley, reprinted the book, and sold it for his cost. Quigley laughed at the elitists because he knew the noose was so tight around the necks of Americans that even with the truth of his book, nothing would change.
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CZ, I did read all of your articles on False Friends. I just fall off the wagon every now and then and hope against hope that some how the Repubs will actually do their job. I of all people should know better because my father would have been one of your greatest supporters! He was saying most of this stuff many years ago. I remember going out to his place one weekend in the ’90’s after Bush had publically stated something about the New World Order. I said “Dad, did you just hear what Bush said?” Of course that set him off.
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I know, I get very frustrated sometimes and have to turn it off
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