Complete ignorance in action here :roll: folks.

 

I agree this is Internet (and Channel 19) Urban Legend at it's best. This was a topic on the Mike McConnell show on 700 WLW a few weeks ago and I was absolutely amazed at the number of truck drivers that called in arguing with him that it was true!

It is fun to hear all of the goofballs spread their conspiracy theories though. I get a big kick out of them.

Don't worry, I'm sure pretty soon Al Gore will jump on the bandwagon opposing this soon and then 120 inches of global warming will fall all up and down the "Superhighway" making it impassable so they'll have to shut the whole project down...

 

You can tell it's a load of bull, come on 4 lanes dedicated to just trucks! :roll: yeah like that will happen :lol:

 

Not sure where you heard that, but there ARE in fact, plans to route it around major cities. One of the biggest issues that is driving the whole idea is to provide relief from the IH 35 traffic through major cities.

 

Once again...the official website for the project says no new highways are being planned. Yes, some highways will be widened.
I didnt read about them rerouting the highways around major cities. In fact most of the inland ports that are planned are inside major cities.

I did however find a pretty official looking website that stated that the Freemasons and the Trilateral Commission are planning on kidnapping landowners in black helecopters, putting them in UN concentration camps and then using their land to build highways that can only be used by Mexican truck drivers on drugs. Then selling the americans to aliens for building crop circles. I cant confirm this, but I also think Bigfoot is involved.

 

No, I have confirmation on that, Bigfoot IS involved. He wasn't going to get in the middle of this until he found out that a major part of this Superhighway will run along I-35 through his home state of Oklahoma. Now, he's really ticked!

He was just initiated into the Freemason's last week. They had no choice, he figured out their map to the treasure on the back of the dollar bill by watching the documentary about it on The Discovery Channel. Normally he wouldn't watch such garbage, but it followed right after their two hour indepth investigation of himself and quite frankly, he just eats up all the attention he receives... Of course, he was already a card carrying member of the Trilateral Commission, so he was kinda involved anyway...

And, that isn't drugs that the Mexican drivers are on, it's "magic dust".

Actually, my first "heads-up" that this was all a big conspiracy was when I learned about the Mexicans working 5 straight days with no rest. I was a solid believer up until that point. There is no way that any Mexican is going to work a full 8 hours, let alone 5 days without fitting a few siestas in here and there...