I'm sorry floyd, but North America is still three separate nations. Perhaps our economic borders are breaking down, but our governments are not. We don't vote in their elections and they don't vote in ours. And if 95% percent of North Americans see it that way, that's not widespread delusion, it's consensus. So both in principle and in practice are we three separate nations.
Don't put too much emphasis on the economics of the situation. Capitalism is a form of commerce, not a form of government, and we are not ruled by it. And to prove it, any time the government wants to it can impose tariffs on the goods transported from our neighbors. In a roundabout way this 'corridor' is being established with the consent of the people. Maybe you don't like it, but you can protest it and raise awareness of it and perhaps motivate a majority of voters to oppose it. By doing so you will be proving that they (and who exactly is they by the way?) still need our consent to make any kind of change to our national identity.
Anyway, besides this NWO conspiracy, why not establish ports in the midwest? Isn't that where a lot of trading posts and forts were built in the 19th century?
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