This is quite disturbing...

PROPOSAL: ALL TRAVEL TO AND FROM U.S. WOULD REQUIRE "CLEARANCE" FROM DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

If you are planning on leaving the United States, you need to do it right now.

All fascist regimes restrict travel; that is, they prevent their citizens from escaping. So, it should come as no surprise that the U.S. Government now wants travelers to obtain "clearance" from the Department of Homeland Security before boarding any aircraft or vessel going to or from the U.S... Unless, of course, you're a mercenary or a spook involved with kidnapping and "rendering" people in undisclosed locations. Then you won't be subject to the new system.

Are you going to wait for the U.S. Government's Magic 8 Ball to approve your escape plans, or are you going to get the f*ck out of there before it's too late?

If you're not going to leave the U.S., expect internal passports to be required at some stage. Internal passports are another common "required for your safety" feature of fascist states:

Should you have to ask for permission from the government before you are allowed to get on a plane or cruise ship? ("Mother, may I?")

The USA Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has proposed that airlines cruise lines, and operators of all other ships and planes -- including charter flights, air taxis, fishing vessels, etc. -- be required to get individual permission ("clearance") from the DHS for each passenger on all flights or ocean voyages to, from, or via the USA. Unless the answer is "Yes" -- if the answer is "no" or "maybe", or if the DHS doesn't answer at all -- the airline wouldn't be allowed to give you a boarding pass, or let you or your luggage on the plane.

No Pinoy, the formation of the North American Union might turn the US Canada and Mexico into one country.

In other words, draft dodgers would be arrested without needing some sort of international permission.

Extradition?  Ha!  An American criminal going into Canada or Mexico would not be safe from the USA's laws.

How long until we do have to ask for permission before entering and leaving the US?