Federation?

A 70-State United America Canada Australasian States with Liberia?

A Forbes Magazine Columnist Calls for a 70-state United America Canada Australasian States
	Herewith, too, may be history to be made, more than the Founding Fathers of this nation made. That is: if you associate yourself with The Historic Letter you stand to be making as much history as was made by the Founding Fathers of our nation. For your consideration: Forbes magazine columnist, British historian Paul Johnson (author of Intellectuals, and Art: A New History, and The History of Christianity, all available on Amazon.com) proposes a 70-states, United America Canada Australasian States. The United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. We include offering statehood to Liberia, perhaps too, Singapore and Puerto Rico. (Johnson's proposal includes Great Britain and is marred by the idea of including Ireland. Surely not the Irish! Please, sir! This is America.) Forbes is read by the economic elite of America. Each nation would keep its own Parliament as an intermediary institution, elections continuing as now, except adding congressional and presidential elections. Each nation would keep as well its Olympic Teams, military, flag along with the stars-and-stripes, and so on. Yet, a full federation. Canadian provinces the same as California and Texas and Maryland. 28% of Canadians favor federation with the United States. This with no plan on the table at all. Many Canadians assume that Canada would be only one U.S. state, not the ten states that it would be. THE POINT: a normal, healthy national media, without a tinge of American anti-Americanism, would receive this startling, welcome, Canadian poll like a unexpected, multi-millions inheritance. THE POINT: The Largest Boycott in History will require that reporters be assigned full-time to this beat and this proposal. With not less than one report monthly. And with regular questions at White House press briefings. THE POINT: A proposal to triple the geographic size of the U.S., covered on a continuing basis by television news, is a huge, history-making plus for the invitees herein. Top Should Liberia be offered U.S. statehood? For historical reasons, some or many black American leaders might find it profound if Liberia – a very pro-American nation, that uses the U.S. dollar as its currency – was offered statehood. What will black leaders decide? Much history hangs on this decision. How about U.S. statehood offered to two or three other African nations that - like Australia, New Zealand and Canada - have a large area and a small population? Namibia, Angola, Gabon? Sure, except that black leaders on both sides of the Atlantic may be unlikely to go for it. Too bad! Top It is enough to have the 70-state proposal on the table, and to see if it proves popular. World Stunner: The Largest Boycott in History can require continuing editorial support by the worldwide television networks of (1) GE-NBC-Universal-MSNBC[Microsoft]/ CNBC-Telemundo (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN and (5) News Corp./Fox News. The-world-holds-its-breath, proposal for consideration and national examination of a seventy-state-plus United America Canada Australasian States is visionary in the negative sense of the word “visionary” partly because the national media reporters do not possess, nor approve of, the de facto Manifest Destiny part of the proposal. Thus the importance of The Largest Boycott in History demand that each of (1) GE-NBC-Universal-MSNBC[Microsoft]/CNBC-Telemundo (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN and (5) News Corp./Fox News give continual editorial support to the examination of the matter by the nations involved. To outflank their reporters and anchors. The proposal may come to nothing – yet it should not come to nothing due to fecklessness and intellectual immaturity on the part of national media reporters. The current national media reporters are so intellectually provincial that it has never occurred to them that the alpha males of the United States might actually want to do something with their inheritance, that is, being far and away the most powerful nation and culture that has ever existed. Wake up, sleepyheads! Your Nature Worship poop-de-poop is a snore bore though good for an occasional laugh. __________________________________________________________ If this was 1776, and we were plotters against the British Empire, not a single man or woman of NBC, Viacom-CBS, Disney-ABC or Time Warner-CNN would we invite into our plot. The reason: they are too girly-girly school yard. If George Stephanopolous hoisted a few with the 1776ers, at the end of the evening, they would jump him, on the principle that pantywaists deserve it. The men are not men. They call their sappiness their sensitivity. The women reporters betray feminism by relationshipping-it-up with undependable bozoheads, having 70 children per 100 women, nightmaring about Christians while millions of Christians are being murdered unreported, dancing the multicultural mambo because they have no culture of their own that they can name, and pining after Mommy Nature. (Nature is pitiless, fool.) O brother. It's a pitiful culture, dying out. There is no there there! This culture is too thin even to work with. ___________________________________________________________ Fox News is different. There you have such as Tony Snow and E.D. Hill and Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity and Charles Krauthammer and Mancow and Chris Wallace and (Rev.) Kelly Wright and Brit Hume and a whole lot of others who would make excellent 1776ers. "I am not a little wussy-pie!" The Largest Boycott in History intends to require (read: demand) that the news anchors and reporters - and board members - of (1) GE-NBC-Universal-MSNBC[Microsoft]/ CNBC-Telemundo (2) Viacom-CBS, (3) Disney-ABC and (4) Time Warner-CNN and (5) News Corp./Fox News each state in a letter - posted on their corporate web site - whether they favor a 70-state U.S. federation it being possible. This again allows the board members to outflank their feckless, floundering reporters. Top
Articles of Federation
	Canadian federation was achieved with the aid of the trans-continental railroad. So, too, this proposed federation would include 300-600 mph mag-lev trains from Cape Breton to Vancouver, between Calgary and Edmonton, and between Washington, D.C. and Ottawa. We will be savagely, brutally, horribly criticized for saying this but the articles of federation would include NFL teams, one for Eastern Canada, and a western Canadian team based in Calgary and with a station of the proposed mag-lev train at the The Western Canadians' National Stadium. Well, at least it was better than admitting that we have sex with goats. Top