NAFTA for Energy?

On his trip to Canada, Mexican President Vicente Fox expressed an interest in creating a North American Free Trade Deal for energy.


And then he says this:



So here's my problem. I really don't like this idea very much and I just can't come up with a logical reason for it. I'm just too busy reacting to seeing the word NAFTA three times in one sentence.

I think that Canada signed a crappy deal the first time and I don't want to see it expanded.

Oops: cnews.canoe.ca...



[edit on 29-9-2005 by Duzey]

I tend to agree with you on NAFTA.. I do not think the US has benefited as much as some of the politicians claim.

but I believe that Mexico is just expecting the US and Canada to help his nation.. and maybe allow some sale of Oil that his country produces to allow to trickle up North.

Either way.. the US and Canada will get the short end of the stick

Makes me wonder what's become of Cheney's visit to Canada in August:


Dick Cheney's Canada

Fox is definitely looking for some foreign investment dollars. Even though the oil is nationalized, they allow foreign investment in pipelines, drilling and energy production.

Mexico imports about 20% of their natural gas from Texas and they are looking to change that. They have plenty of their own and just need the money to develop the resources. All they need now are some rich US companies to come and do the drilling and build the pipelines for them. Then they can start producing it cheaper than the US and send it north.

Sound familiar to anyone in the US?



[edit on 1-10-2005 by Duzey]

Sounds like a job for Halliburton... need I state the obvious?

Cheney must have been relieved to have that trip cancelled. (Where was he during Katrina? Getting aneurisms in his legs?) I'm sure the business end of it is wrapped up... at leastways in their dreams.

They know exactly what they want. It's why his Energy Panel has been secret since the getgo. And they even have Roberts on the bench now to ensure it.

Full steam ahead.

My third eye is telling me to look out for what Lynne's lobbying firm is up to these days.

Oh good God... Lockheed Martin, 1st hit:


(sorry, just had to look that up)


Edited to say: You know Putin doesn't put up with this:

Putin Gives State Award to Key Player in Yukos Saga - The Moscow Times - Sep 28, 2005







[edit on 1-10-2005 by psyopswatcher]