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Amero 163

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FINANCIAL EXPERTS ARE SPEAKING loud and clear. “The dollar is a doomed currency, thanks to Washington,” well-known investor Jim Rogers said on Nov. 25. Peter Schiff, president of Euro Pacific Capital and adviser for Ron Paul’s 2008 GOP primary campaign, took it one step further.

“This is just not a financial crisis. This is an economic collapse. Our entire phony economy is collapsing around us. There is nothing the government can do to stop it. They should just get out of the way and let it happen.”

David Tobin of Mission Capital Advisers agrees, stating on November 24, “The banking system is bankrupt.”

Economic problems couldn’t be more evident. Shockwaves from a burst housing bubble still linger, Detroit’s auto industry is on the verge of collapse, Wall Street investors have lost over $23 trillion in the past few months, socialist-style bailouts became the trend in 2008, while the dollar’s value is plummeting once again. As a result, William Engdahl of Global Research reported on December 15, “In November, U.S. companies cut jobs at the fastest rate in 34 years. Some $1.9 million U.S. jobs have vanished so far in 2008.”

Could this situation deteriorate to such an extent that Americans will actually beg for a new currency to replace the dollar? If globalist planners have their way, such a collapse is precisely what they’re trying to orchestrate.
 
I've heard that both asia and the ME are going to adopt uniform currencies within a few years.

Don't know if that's true, just sayin
 
Joby said:
I've heard that both asia and the ME are going to adopt uniform currencies within a few years.

Don't know if that's true, just sayin
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No way. The notion that these regions, especially South East Asia would give up economic sovereignty especially after seeing the EU's experiment is nuts. Would Japan and South Korea hand over monetary policy after seeing how Italy and Spain are getting it in the shorts? Not going to happen. I seriously doubt that the CPC would even consider giving up the right to manage their own banking polices much less monetary policy given how their legitimacy is largely based in economic prosperity.
 
Technically South Korea and Japan aren't SEA, but would Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, Malyasia all give up sovernignty? And you KNOW that the PRC is going to muscle their way to power in any scheme. Economic leaders in Singapore would be sh***ing in their pants over giving up monetary policy to the PRC.
 
obvious Child said:
Technically South Korea and Japan aren't SEA, but would Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, Malyasia all give up sovernignty? And you KNOW that the PRC is going to muscle their way to power in any scheme. Economic leaders in Singapore would be sh***ing in their pants over giving up monetary policy to the PRC.
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To be fair if you look at the EU it is hardly the choice of the regular person whether soveriegnty is given up.
 
Wessexman said:
To be fair if you look at the EU it is hardly the choice of the regular person whether soveriegnty is given up.
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True, but from a national standpoint it is quite valid.

Anyways, the lethargic pace of ASEAN is pretty much proof that a singular currency in Asia is a joke.
 
How does combing our weak dollar with an even weaker peso help anybody?
 
The Amero simply cannot be implemented in North America, there is too much of a dispararity between the Mexican Peso and the American Dollar, not only that, there is an even huger dispararity between what Mexicans earn in a week, and what Americans earn in a week. Things, especially food would get even more expensive in Mexico than they already are, something which the Mexican Government cannot afford to happen.

As for a economic union between Canada and the US, it's feasable, but I doubt the United States would voluntarily give up economic sovereignty
 
hackster said:
Amero 163

excerpt:
FINANCIAL EXPERTS ARE SPEAKING loud and clear. “The dollar is a doomed currency, thanks to Washington,” well-known investor Jim Rogers said on Nov. 25. Peter Schiff, president of Euro Pacific Capital and adviser for Ron Paul’s 2008 GOP primary campaign, took it one step further.

“This is just not a financial crisis. This is an economic collapse. Our entire phony economy is collapsing around us. There is nothing the government can do to stop it. They should just get out of the way and let it happen.”

David Tobin of Mission Capital Advisers agrees, stating on November 24, “The banking system is bankrupt.”

Economic problems couldn’t be more evident. Shockwaves from a burst housing bubble still linger, Detroit’s auto industry is on the verge of collapse, Wall Street investors have lost over $23 trillion in the past few months, socialist-style bailouts became the trend in 2008, while the dollar’s value is plummeting once again. As a result, William Engdahl of Global Research reported on December 15, “In November, U.S. companies cut jobs at the fastest rate in 34 years. Some $1.9 million U.S. jobs have vanished so far in 2008.”

Could this situation deteriorate to such an extent that Americans will actually beg for a new currency to replace the dollar? If globalist planners have their way, such a collapse is precisely what they’re trying to orchestrate.
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And with bogus terrorist attacks like the one on 9/11, Americans will be begging for protection (enter "protectionism").

All part of the plan indeed.
 
obvious Child said:
No way. The notion that these regions, especially South East Asia would give up economic sovereignty especially after seeing the EU's experiment is nuts. Would Japan and South Korea hand over monetary policy after seeing how Italy and Spain are getting it in the shorts? Not going to happen. I seriously doubt that the CPC would even consider giving up the right to manage their own banking polices much less monetary policy given how their legitimacy is largely based in economic prosperity.
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Yes way. Japan economy is about done. They're loaning money at like one half of one percent interest trying to practically give it away. Notice how there are not as many hordes of Japanese tourists?

South Korea - Tim Geithner arranged a loan to them, as well as Indonesia and Thailand. So, as with the loan he arranged years ago with Mexico, except those economies to collapse.
 
obvious Child said:
Technically South Korea and Japan aren't SEA, but would Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, Malyasia all give up sovernignty? And you KNOW that the PRC is going to muscle their way to power in any scheme. Economic leaders in Singapore would be sh***ing in their pants over giving up monetary policy to the PRC.
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APEC. Their version of the European Union, and soon-to-be North American Union. Defeat NAFTA!
 
George VI said:
The Amero simply cannot be implemented in North America, there is too much of a dispararity between the Mexican Peso and the American Dollar, not only that, there is an even huger dispararity between what Mexicans earn in a week, and what Americans earn in a week. Things, especially food would get even more expensive in Mexico than they already are, something which the Mexican Government cannot afford to happen.

As for a economic union between Canada and the US, it's feasable, but I doubt the United States would voluntarily give up economic sovereignty
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It will tie in with the labor of Mexico and the resources of Canada. All this disparity between the value of currencies will not matter if all are equally worthless. This is why some of us here keep saying to defeat NAFTA, and to hound Congress to start printing it's own money again, as JFK did with Executive Order 11110 (and why he was assassinated).

Get rid of the evil Federal Reserve Bank. Withdraw the US from the World Banks. Think - why do we need those world banks anyway? If a country wants to trade with us, they can trade with us. We do not need to exchange anything with a third party.
 
If there is going to be a new currency, it will not bypass the rich elites, it will be incorporated through them, and by them. Second, Canada's currency value is largely based on its American trade... Canadian dollars are already converted to American dollars for trade. It wouldn't be a huge leap to implement a uniform currency. It also wouldn't matter about a currency disparity with Mexico, since Mexico's society would just operate on a new currency but at a lower level. (i.e. things would be for sale in cents and not dollars.)

I doubt this will happen though. People would never give up sovereignty to a continental super power. Then again, people were made to believe that Iraq was an imminent threat, so I suppose any level of foolishness is possible.
 
Orius said:
If there is going to be a new currency, it will not bypass the rich elites, it will be incorporated through them, and by them. Second, Canada's currency value is largely based on its American trade... Canadian dollars are already converted to American dollars for trade. It wouldn't be a huge leap to implement a uniform currency. It also wouldn't matter about a currency disparity with Mexico, since Mexico's society would just operate on a new currency but at a lower level. (i.e. things would be for sale in cents and not dollars.)

I doubt this will happen though. People would never give up sovereignty to a continental super power. Then again, people were made to believe that Iraq was an imminent threat, so I suppose any level of foolishness is possible.
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Except we already are. We have NAFTA. Bush signed an agreement with Canada and Mexico already to form a new union they call "Security and Prosperity Partnership for North America" spp.gov
 
Jessica said:
Yes way. Japan economy is about done. They're loaning money at like one half of one percent interest trying to practically give it away. Notice how there are not as many hordes of Japanese tourists?
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There aren't hordes of tourists anywhere. And the Japanese economy is hardly 'done.'

Besides, nothing you've said addresses what I've written.

South Korea - Tim Geithner arranged a loan to them, as well as Indonesia and Thailand. So, as with the loan he arranged years ago with Mexico, except those economies to collapse.
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LOL. You really think SK, Indonesia and Thailand are going to collapse?
 
Jessica said:
APEC. Their version of the European Union, and soon-to-be North American Union. Defeat NAFTA!
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That's hysterical. APEC is nowhere NEAR the level of unity that the EU much less NAFTA has. APEC is far more of a get together of Asian countries to coordinate and understand broad economic trends.

The notion that any of the APEC nations will give up monetary policy is insane.
 
obvious Child said:
There aren't hordes of tourists anywhere. And the Japanese economy is hardly 'done.'

Besides, nothing you've said addresses what I've written.
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ROFL it does address it. That's why I quoted you and replied. You want a formal addressing? "Hello, obvious child!"There! Now properly addressed.

LOL. You really think SK, Indonesia and Thailand are going to collapse?
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Yes. In due time, yes. They have to, since we now will own them through the money-debt system. You do know what the money-debt system is, don't you? We lent money to them, so there is that. They have to collapse for a NWO. You do believe a NWO can and will happen, don't you? If we do not act upon it fast? One thing they want - they need - to achieve their goal is for us to be divided about it.

YouTube - George Bush New World Order
 
Jessica said:
Save it.
He is just going to be right in his own mind.
He cannot see the big picture.
After it does happen, he will be one of those saying "how did this happen?"
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WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS, DUDE
 
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