The Late, Great U.S.A.

by Jerome R. Corsi

First published 2007

Jerome Corsi examines the Security and Prosperity Partnership formed by George W. Bush, Stephen Harper, and Vicente Fox. He contends this partnership follows the same regional integration model that created the European Union. Corsi argues that European elites deliberately concealed their true intentions from citizens until the EU process became unstoppable. He investigates whether American leaders are pursuing similar tactics to establish a North American Union without public knowledge or legislative approval. Drawing on Freedom of Information Act documents and direct interviews, Corsi presents evidence of covert planning for continental integration. He connects government immigration policies to this broader agenda for regional unification. The book warns that American sovereignty faces systematic erosion through bureaucratic processes designed to avoid democratic scrutiny. Corsi offers readers documentation of what he sees as a coordinated effort to transform North America into an integrated economic and political bloc.

Genres: american, political-science, non-fiction, 21st-century, current-affairs, american-history

Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: conspiracy-theory

Setting: European Union, North America, United States

Period: 21st Century

256 pages · Hardcover · WND Books

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