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just a punk 01-17-2008 08:28 PM

Amero
 
What do you think about Amero and possible uniting of Canada, USA and Mexico?

Does it mean that dollar will be totally devaluated soon? And what the Canadian webmaster are thinking about it? I know a lot of ppl. moved their business into Canada to avoid 2257-related issues etc. Seems very soon their relocation may occur useless...

Peaches 01-17-2008 08:35 PM

http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/amero.asp

http://www.snopes.com/politics/immigration/nau.asp

just a punk 01-17-2008 08:37 PM

Could you be 100% sure it's just an "urban legend"?

Malicious Biz 01-17-2008 08:44 PM

I, for one, gladly welcome the New World Order and our new Illuminati overlords.:pimp

GatorB 01-17-2008 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 13664597)
What do you think about Amero and possible uniting of Canada, USA and Mexico?

Does it mean that dollar will be totally devaluated soon? And what the Canadian webmaster are thinking about it? I know a lot of ppl. moved their business into Canada to avoid 2257-related issues etc. Seems very soon their relocation may occur useless...

The dollar doesn't have much value now as is. I think people that believe this shit are retarded and perhaps should be allowed to have internet access or voting rights.

angelsofporn 01-17-2008 09:21 PM

Same old story. "The Powers that Be" create crises, then pose as the savior to railroad us into whatever scheme they have for us next to complete the next stage of their plan to get us into total enslavement. See here, they trotted out this Council on Foreign Relations member to send up a test balloon on national TV way back in 2006.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=SeRqrv0Ves8
So, folks anyone who thinks the USD isnt going to zero is deluded. The Amero will "save" us. I'm sorry to shatter your cherished delusions.

just a punk 01-17-2008 09:26 PM

I was almost sure everyone knows that dollar is falling down toooo steeply and IMHO it's just a matter of time taking into account the size of the external US debt. :2 cents:

Mr. Deltoid 01-17-2008 09:30 PM

It would not be in America's interest to surrender the U.S. dollar.

That's all that matters.

angelsofporn 01-17-2008 09:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Deltoid (Post 13664737)
It would not be in America's interest to surrender the U.S. dollar.

That's all that matters.

It's being surrendered for us via the inflating/debasing of the currency, warring, selling off of vital infrastructure like water rights, bridges, previously public highways being converted to private toll roads owned by foreign companies..on and on..
This guy has a pretty good handle on the real inflation numbers..not the cooked numbers based on the CPI they have been manipulating into nothing more than propaganda since the Reagan Admin..worse and worse every year..
www.shadowstats.com
Real inflation is around 15% per year folks..thats 15% out of your pocket every year.

They must destroy the USD and suck the wealth out of the American middle class in order for the global government plan to march forward. I wish it wasn't true.

Mr. Deltoid 01-17-2008 09:59 PM

What's wrong with privatization?

The United States would lose a significant amount of global influence if its currency was abandoned. It will not happen.

angelsofporn 01-17-2008 10:01 PM

We would still have a chance if we could do away with the Federal Reserve system but killing the most massive fucking wealth consolidation tool ever known to man would not sit well with it's beneficiaries.

angelsofporn 01-17-2008 10:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Deltoid (Post 13664808)
The United States would lose a significant amount of global influence if its currency was abandoned. It will not happen.

It is happening now at an ever increasing pace. The USD will no longer be the reserve currency of the world. Your case would be valid if we were back in 1985 when we were still the manufacturing behemoth that we were. The only engine for economic power we have now is the American consumer's drive to consume more and more. But even that is dependent on cheap and readily available credit which has now dried up as a result of the mortgage backed securities melt down of the past 6 months. Banks can no longer sell that paper to the secondary market so they are just not writing the loans anymore...game over. We don't produce anything and the only semblance of strength is the American military(who's existence is financed with borrowed money). So now we will have a great big war to create another phony economy..replace cheap easy credit with a bigger war machine. You think The New Deal really got us out of the Great Depression..na..WWII came along and saved our asses...same old story.

MattO 01-17-2008 10:13 PM

WOO WOO WOO

Mr. Deltoid 01-17-2008 10:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by angelsofporn (Post 13664846)
It is happening now at an ever increasing pace. The USD will no longer be the reserve currency of the world. Your case would be valid if we were back in 1985 when we were still the manufacturing behemoth that we were. The only engine for economic power we have now is the American consumer's drive to consume more and more. But even that is dependent on cheap and readily available credit which has now dried up as a result of the mortgage backed securities melt down of the past 6 months. Banks can no longer sell that paper to the secondary market so they are just not writing the loans anymore...game over. We don't produce anything and the only semblance of strength is the American military(who's existence is financed with borrowed money). So now we will have a great big war to create another phony economy..replace cheap easy credit with a bigger war machine. You think The New Deal really got us out of the Great Depression..na..WWII came along and saved our asses...same old story.

I'm a proponent of Austrian economics. By no means do I favour the current monetary system, I detest central banking.

However, despite the shortcomings of the dollar and the economy of the United States at this point in time, neither Canada or the U.S. would accept a replacement currency.

AntDema 01-17-2008 10:41 PM

I cant stress how important it is to really understand what is going on right now.

If you really want to get a understanding on whats going on and where it may lead please watch the film below. This film is a bit long, but it opens your eye's and will help answer a lot of questions.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-515319560256183936&q=money+masters&total=2137&star t=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

This video will for sure be helpful.

angelsofporn 01-17-2008 10:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Deltoid (Post 13664873)
I'm a proponent of Austrian economics. By no means do I favour the current monetary system, I detest central banking.

However, despite the shortcomings of the dollar and the economy of the United States at this point in time, neither Canada or the U.S. would accept a replacement currency.

Yep, thats why it is being debased on all fronts so it will not be a matter of choice but necessity. Create the problem, offer the solution.

StuBradley 01-18-2008 12:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by angelsofporn (Post 13664814)
We would still have a chance if we could do away with the Federal Reserve system but killing the most massive fucking wealth consolidation tool ever known to man would not sit well with it's beneficiaries.

It took the American Revolution to seperate us from the previous central banking system (The Bank of England) but who do we fight to get rid of the Federal Reserve? Our politicians have the power to make the necessary changes but don't really seem to care.

The Federal Reserve is collecting interest on the $800+ billion of our national debt that they are holding. I read somewhere that the interest on that is roughly equal to what we pay in non-corporate federal income tax. So we could basically eliminate the Fed and the IRS in one swoop and pretty much break even? :Oh crap

angelsofporn 01-18-2008 09:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StuBradley (Post 13665114)
It took the American Revolution to seperate us from the previous central banking system (The Bank of England) but who do we fight to get rid of the Federal Reserve? Our politicians have the power to make the necessary changes but don't really seem to care.

The Federal Reserve is collecting interest on the $800+ billion of our national debt that they are holding. I read somewhere that the interest on that is roughly equal to what we pay in non-corporate federal income tax. So we could basically eliminate the Fed and the IRS in one swoop and pretty much break even? :Oh crap

Yeah, the federal income tax was only implemented as collateral on the debt we owe to the Federal Reserve...16th Amendment was just to lock in their profits and guarantee that the bankers get their pound of flesh.


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