That’s for pikers. It’s just a front for the real sinister cosmopolitans controlling the world. Luckily, The Guardian is on the case. The headline alone is enough to chill the blood – “Obama’s Canadian Enemies“:

This process was accelerated by the emergence of a cohort of intellectual entrepreneurs, journalists and thinktank types who happily shuttled back and forth from Washington and New York to Toronto and Ottawa. David Frum is perhaps the most famous figure of this crowd, happy to write for the National Post and the National Review, work one day to merge the two right-wing parties of Canada and then go on to pen speeches for George Bush. (Despite his frequent border crossings, Frum is quick to accuse his political enemies, including antiwar conservative Robert Novak and liberal internationalist Barack Obama, of being unpatriotic, deracinated and post-national. Being Jewish himself, Frum should perhaps be aware of the unsavoury anti-Semitic history of this sort of nationalist rhetoric). But Frum was hardly alone in his racking up of frequent flyer points in the cause of North American conservatism. One could make up a long list of Nafta right-wingers, who cross-pollinate conservative ideas in America and Canada: Daniel Casse, Father Richard John Neuhaus, Ken Whyte, Rachel Marsden, Peter Brimelow and Mark Steyn.

Just another bunch of foreigners doing the jobs Americans won’t do – in this case, destroying Barack Obama. I’d say more but I’m late for the cabal…