This following shows an excellent example of how NAFTA is perceived by many in the American media. Although there are mixed feelings about the popularity and benefit of NAFTA in all three treaty nations, even when those who favor NAFTA as be supportive of economic policy of the United States, it seems that when NAFTA considers allowing people to move across borders rather than only the movement of mere products and goods, the very visual reality of mixing foreign trade with domestic exchange rattles the cage of many who entrench themselves in nationalism.
Essentially, for many Americans, it's one thing to read "Made in Mexico", but it becomes a much scarier reality for these American to see actual Mexicans drive in on Mexican trucks to exchange Mexican products (which are really American anyway, if we go back to the original investment.)
Lou Dobbs here makes an incriminating comment: that NAFTA's superhighway scheme is a violation of sovereignty that is second only to a declaration of war.....
Understanding how to post actual video versus the link has been a real drag. But I think this may be the best one. (The Wednesday post will be deleted).
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