A behind-the-scenes look at some of the key globalist architects and apparatchiks responsible for launching and promoting NAFTA, FTAA and other "free trade" traps.

Thomas F. McLarty III � Thomas "Mack" McLarty is probably best remembered as President Bill Clinton�s White House counselor and chief of staff (1992-1994). He also served as Clinton�s "special envoy to the Americas," in which capacity he was a key mover and shaker in the creation of NAFTA, FTAA and other trade agreements. As a top official at the 1994 Miami Summit of the Americas, McLarty offered an interesting � and under-reported � perspective: "[T]his summit is much broader than [lowering tariffs], and that�s how it should be looked at. This is not a trade summit, it is an overall summit. It will focus on economic integration and convergence."

McLarty�s fellow globalists knew what that meant, but very few average, loyal Americans saw this comment, or would have realized its significance even if they had seen it. Most, probably, would not have realized that this was a bald admission that the NAFTA/FTAA architects were consciously working to torpedo our Constitution and our sovereignty.

Top one-world Insider Henry Kissinger was sufficiently impressed with McLarty�s performance to offer him a coveted partnership in his high-powered global consultant business and to name him president of Kissinger McLarty Associates. McLarty is also a board member of Rockefeller�s Council of the Americas and Inter-American Dialogue. He is not only a member of the CFR but has been a leading participant in a number of the council�s major events, such as its May 2000 conference on Latin America and its 2001 press briefing on the Quebec Summit of the Americas. In 2001 he also co-chaired the Carnegie Endowment panel that recommended adoption of Mexican President Vicente Fox�s so-called migration policies to do away with the U.S.-Mexico border.

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