In 1983, when President Ronald Reagan signed the La Paz treaty with Mexico creating an international border zone, it was an attack on the structural integrity of the United States. It set up an international regime of authority over the border zone led by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and on the Mexican side, EPA Administrator and the Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, through the Subsecretaria de Ecologia. See Article 8. The treaty provided for the regime to receive private funding and to invite participants from outside the zone. See articles 9 and 14.
The international regime is the Commission for Environmental Cooperation. The charter for this intergovernmental organization is the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation.
In short, the “house of world order” will have to be built from the bottom up rather than from the top down. It will look like a great “booming, buzzing confusion,” to use William James’ famous description of reality, but an end run around national sovereignty, eroding it piece by piece, will accomplish much more than the old-fashioned frontal assault. Foreign Affairs, Volume 52, No. 3, 1974, Richard Gardner, Hard Road to the New World Order
There was one Article in the La Paz Treaty that I noted but I didn’t have enough information to know the real significance of it at the time. Excerpt from Article 1:
. . . and to provide the framework for development of a system of notification for emergency situations.
It’s an observed pattern that the subversive act of building a regional overlay system of “governance” begins with cross-jurisdictional agreements for the emergency 911 system and first responders.
Of course, anything to do with emergencies falls into FEMA’s jurisdiction.
The first initiative to address regional infrastructure security issues was the creation of The Partnership for Regional Infrastructure Security in November 2001. The Partnership brought private critical infrastructure stakeholders across the states and provinces in the Pacific Northwest together with officials responsible for emergency management and public safety.
Eric Holdeman is the Director of Center for Disaster Resilience (CRDR). In 2005, he wrote an opinion piece for the Washington Post titled Destroying FEMA:
[Re: Hurricane Katrina] Which makes it all the more difficult to understand why, at this moment, the country’s premier agency for dealing with such events — FEMA — is being, in effect, systematically downgraded and all but dismantled by the Department of Homeland Security.
Apparently homeland security now consists almost entirely of protection against terrorist acts. How else to explain why the Federal Emergency Management Agency will no longer be responsible for disaster preparedness? Given our country’s long record of natural disasters, how much sense does this make?
What Mr. Holdeman is describing is devolution – devolution of authority to regional entities. Devolution is transferring authority and spending power from the federal government to unelected and by virtue of their international composition, un-American, regional public-private partnerships.
Devolution is another structural attack on the United States as a nation. Devolution is followed by reorganization – privatized through associations and internationalized.
With benefit of hindsight, it’s easy to see that devolution of responsibility was so that international, regional public-private partnerships could be formed to take over the emergency management functions. PNEMA for the PNWER region is the model.
PNEMA – authorized by Congress, 1998, PL. 105-381
EMAC – Emergency Management Assistance Compact, 1996, PL. 104-321
EMAC – International Mutual Aid Agreements PNEMA IEMG NEMAC
National Emergency Management Association (NEMA)
Intergovernmental Agreement – EMAC and PNEMA – Boilerplate
National Mutual Aid System – spend time looking at these websites
NIMS National Incident Management System pg. 19 – establishing mutual aid agreements
NIMS Mutual Aid Agreements and Compacts
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Powering Mutual Aid through Technology
ESRI – GIS Mapping
Fed Funding, Growth, Racial Equity? (this is a marxist weapons system) Racial Equity
The next step in building international regimes sitting over the top of our elected representative government concerned emergency health care: Pacific Northwest Border Health Alliance (PNWBHA).
Pacific Northwest Border Health Alliance
Organization building for health function began in 2002. The U.S. liaison was the U.S. Public Health Service which was a branch of the military at the time (Pg. 8) of the Forging Ahead presentation. Also note that on Page 5, they were going to implement the WHO’s 2005 International Health Regulation.
Preparedness planning was moved to the Department of Health and Human Services in 2005 and John Agwunobi was appointed to be the Assistant Secretary for Health. I wrote about that in an article called The Public Health Menace.
This is not finished yet. More will be added.
Related:
Northern Border Breach
On January 2, 1988, Prime Minister Mulroney and President Ronald Reagan official sign the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement. The Pacific NorthWest Legislative Forum (PNLLF) was formed as a precursor of PNWER to study possible structures for an ongoing bi-national economic organization.
Timeline to the Pacific Northwest Economic Region (PNWER)
Timeline to the North American Union (timeline begins page 6)
Center for Regional Disaster Resilience (CRDR)
Program Areas:
We don’t vote for any of these people. We don’t know who they are. We don’t recognize their organization because they are not state or federal. They fall into a gray area sitting over the top of our governments. They are an international regime.
One Comment
Kristin
Vicky have you seen this https://atlasofsurveillance.org/a/aos3596-phoenix-police-department-ring-neighbors-partnership Click on “Atlas of Surveillance” I actually do not dislike the idea in principle, what I do NOT like is the corporate ownership of it all – just like “Gofundme” and Uber, Lyft- it’s all gone facsist hasn’t it. God bless you Vicky for your work. Your writing will go down in history no question.