The Rise of the North American Federation, One of 22 Federated Regions replacing the New World Order

The North American Federation inaugurates a new global era, uniting the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Greenland into a single, integrated continental entity focused on economic and technological alignment. It is part of a larger system of 22 autonomous federated regions, which collectively form a decentralized planetary alliance designed to replace traditional borders. This structure prioritizes regional governance, resource stewardship, and coordinated progress through a global council. As a leader, this federation serves as a technological and aerospace hub, pioneering space-based infrastructure and post-fiat economic models. With integrated Greenland, it gains strategic Arctic and polar space access. Governance shifts from terrestrial conflict to orbital stewardship, focusing on planetary defense and space integration. This model organizes the planet for structured cooperation and interstellar readiness, moving beyond old divisions into a federated future.