If the people you are trying to convince are determined that the info come from the SPP website, then you are out of luck. Since that website had the light shown on it by Jerome Corsi a couple of years ago, they have completely sanitized it.
After hearing Mr. Corsi speak of the NAFTA superhighway, I went to SPP and on their home page was a map showing the proposed route and an article speaking of the glory of the superhighway.
About a year ago, I told a friend about the superhighway and we pulled up the SPP site. On the entire site, I could find no mention of the highway AT ALL. It had simply vanished.
Now the last couple of times I have visited SPP, the superhighway is mentioned, but is under the fact-vs-fiction section. It is, of course, now a myth.
I believe that the info that used to be on SPP about the NAU is still on the web, just has been moved to different sites.
For example, the NAFTA Superhighway is now called the "NASCO Corridor." Click on "Inland Ports Network", and surprise. There is the superhighway map that used to be on the SPP website.
http://www.nascocorridor.com/
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