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7/13/2008

Meatheads on the Amero--The 4th Central Bank

Nowadays, even meatheads at T-Nation, the net's premier site for bodybuilding and strength information (and ultimate Biotest marketing machine:) are discussing the up-coming North American currency--excerpts from this Top 10 Forum Post:

"The American Central bank will disappear in the next decade or two."
-Jim Rogers, Mandarin-speaking international investor & Quantum Fund co-founder




The fed will disappear but it will be replaced with the North American Central Bank as a representative for the Amero. [...] It matters little what the currency is called. The fact is many if not most North and South American countries have a currency tied to the dollar already. Renaming and combining them will only have a solidifying effect that will make world government more possible. Economies cannot really be unified any more than they are insofar as everyone is already dependent on everyone else.

Trade is trade and it doesn't matter what mediums are used to facilitate it. Competition is still a preferred state, however, there is little point in having a unified currency that can be competed against. Maybe a North American Central Bank wouldn't be so be holden to US government pressure to print and spend money. Then again, if it was there would be the same problems of inflation. Ultimately, I believe a new currency will not change anything fundamental about the operation of government and the destruction of society.


Read the whole North American currency discussion

6/25/2008

Beware of the Late Reserve Currency

You honestly think the Fed is wising up? They are not because they don't have to. Obviously there is a great risk to the stability of the US Dollar if that corporation "who" goes by the name of Federal Express Reserve continues to turn its back on the greenback and sacrifices it as the first choice by fucking around with rates to mask problems. Our rates are really only decided based on bullshit economic data that is contained in fishy reports -- they say one thing -- "Fight inflation ... protecting the value of the US currency" -- but do the exact opposite: Fight deflation by killing the buck ...

"I do believe the days of the US Dollar being the reserve currency of the world are coming to an end. However, that doesn’t mean that it should be thrown away (in favor of the Amero). Hopefully, we can see some of our American purchasing power return and at least a HINT of free markets. If not, there is always Canada!" ~ForexHound.com

The Fed is not about the common man, not about real value, and not about to fight inflation ... because their real enemy is DEFLATION... till the endgame? (After the endgame is before the endgame!)

Stockhouse members discussed some of the finer points of currency valuations. "Beware the Amero."

Interesting comments:

"I'll start with the obvious: USD is toast. I just hope that the Amero doesn't come to fruition. I would leave Canada in that case. [...] All money outside of gold and silver is valued by decree. They're FIAT currencies. Ultimately their worth, defined by confidence to hold your assets denominated in that currency, is backed up by the willingness and the capacity of the government to ensure re-payment upon demand, or upon agreed terms."


BTW, this chart illustrates real power perfectly. Any club that can get away with this ... shouldn't be fuck with -- funny when you hear fellow serfs or rappers talk about being untouchable. This is the mothership!

6/21/2008

Track the scheme!

While It seems the Amero is official policy, an über highway to connect the 3 nations has already been started. So don't bet on the Super Corridor Defeat -- "The scheme remains on track."

6/14/2008

Charge Ameros or Starve like the Irish?

"Our Euro-lords’ ambitions have no bounds. And just maybe those conspiracy theorists who talk of a World State may be on to something," realizes The Broadsheet Rag. Yes, a North American currency is in the making. No longer just a conspiracy theory! Now the question is: When is the Amero going to replace the good ol' greenback? EasyNow of AboveTopSecret is wondering how many people will try to resist the change. He was having a chat with a co-worker about this issue: "He said he would resist it at all costs even if it meant living off the land and hunting to feed himself. i explained to him that eventually he would have to give in... because if they do change our currency , when he went and cashed his check he would be paid in Amero's ? it seems it will be easy for them to make us accept this [paper] or starve." Look at Ireland, whose citizens have fucked up the EU's plan to impose a bullshit constitution. Like Int'l Forecaster Bob Chapman says: "Let's hope that the citizens of the US do the same with the clandestine North American Union and the Amero." ...because they sure are pesky. AFP reports that European "leaders" vowed Saturday to fuck their sheople with a big-ass EU reform treaty despite Ireland's shock rejection." Finally, guess this one: "已将此影片新增到您的 [我的最爱]。载入中...影片已新增至您的播放清单中。此影片很快便会在您的网志...Amero. 下一个 页面:123 ... 您要进行评论吗?加入YouTube 获得免费帐户,或者如果您已是会员,请登入"

6/06/2008

New Video: "Meet the Federal Fockers" (2008)

A new video featuring Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve Chairman, and Jerry Nelson, Corporate Communications for the Federal Reserve with Gary Franchi, Managing Editor of Republic Magazine. Bernanke is questioned about the Amero and Nelson reveals some little known facts about the FED. Is it really a private bank? Is the Amero on the horizon? What were US Notes printed by John F. Kennedy? Is our money toxic? What happened to the gold in the Treasury? These questions and more are answered in this expose' about the Federal Reserve System, from the mouth of the Federal Reserve. Go to MeetTheFED.com and watch "Meet the Federal Fockers" aka



Part 2, Part 3

Things to google: North American Union, Amero, Lou Dobbs NAU, Creature from Jekyll Island, ... Kennedy Dollars, Liberty Dollars, Title 12 Sec. 411

Gold Good ol' days:

"In 1933 the U.S. Treasury had 20,000 metric tons of gold. The Federal Reserve sold the gold reserves to the US Treasury, purchased with 30,000 x $100,000 bills."

5/28/2008

Another Legitimate Senate Campaign Issue!

In the race for the Republican nomination for South Carolina's U.S. Senate seat, one hot topic of actual debate is over what could be a fictional issue. Columbia dentist Buddy Witherspoon is challenging Sen. Lindsey Graham for the GOP nomination, challenging Graham on his support for [...] a "North American Union," which would merge the United States, Canada and Mexico into one political and economic entity.

"It is apparently fashioned after the European Union," Witherspoon told WYFF News 4's Beth Brotherton. "I believe in this great nation, I've stood for it through the years and as long as I have breath in this body I will continue to stand for what is right," he said. Witherspoon said the creation of the NAU would also mean the creation of a joint currency called the Amero, after the Euro.
"The North American Union, whether it is something that is in the making or not, we don't want to get caught in a vise all of a sudden with our constitution and sovereignty down the drain," Witherspoon said.

Graham says the issue is nonsense, nothing more than an Internet conspiracy theory he says. "I think most Americans would find it hard to believe, it is hard to believe, a baseless Internet rumor," Graham said.

Source: WYFF Greenville

5/22/2008

Amero in the RSS

Investors switch to precious metals, reports AME Info, straight from the United Arab Emirates on May 20, 2008. {Yeah,} And if the financial crisis gets worse then one solution under discussion is the replacement of the US... "Dollar imperialism is the new form of colonisation" is a fresh (13 hours ago) Zimbabwe Guardian (UK) headline ... rumoured that a North American union of USA Canada and Mexico will come up with their answer to the Euro in the form of a new currency called ...
Best in Small Business: Chamber salutes 4 as 'Small Business ... You can thank the Gloucester Daily Times for this vital piece of info: A reception for Amero in Essex will be held at Woodman's Top Deck at 5 pm on Thursday, June 5, while Pierce will be honored Monday, June 2, at the Atlantis ...

5/05/2008

Keep it stupid, simples!


Consider the agenda of our government in 2008. Why would Americans want to merge with Mexico and Canada? I can see a reason why we might want to "conquer" them, but to merge with them? No, yet it is being done right now, this minute. Americans don't want the "amero" as our new dollar and we don't want open borders. [...] We want an honest government with leaders who actually have integrity and qualities we have come to expect from Americans. Sadly, we have very little of this maybe five in the whole country. What we have is a corrupt government full of self-serving demagogues (550 or so people) who have nothing in mind but to further their own coffers as they sell our sovereignty -- but oh yes, they'll possibly write you a form letter saying absolutely nothing in response to your query. It's time for a revolution. Our government is supposed to serve us, not the other way around.

by Marica Stirman

4/20/2008

Being a little less Amero-centric?

Blue-collar NationalReview bloggerssay "we need to be a little less Amero-centric. From John Quiggin: 'prices for commodities, including oil as well as most ag commodities, are typically quoted in $US. In a situation where, for obvious reasons, the value of the $US is declining against all major currencies, this can be quite misleading. Measured against the euro, the currency of the world’s largest unified economy, the increase looks a lot less steep.'

Short story: let's not mix up the U.S. currency crisis—that is, mortgage meltdowns and overspending on overseas wars—with global food prices. Second, I am flabbergasted that almost no newspaper has mentioned there are people in poor countries who actually sell commodities.

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In other news:

Paper sucks ass!



Treasuries Decline, Pushing Two-Year Yields Up Most Since 2001
Bloomberg - Apr 19, 2008
``Treasuries, even at higher yields, offer limited value,'' said Scott Amero, global chief investment officer for fixed income in New York at BlackRock Inc. ...

Snopes Status: False.

From the all-knowing Snopes.com:

Claim: The U.S. Mint has been producing the "Amero", a coin to be used in an economic union of the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
Status: Flase.
Example: Collected on the Internet, September 2007
Updated: September 11, 2007

Read this piece here, and happy 420!

4/15/2008

Iran strike = $150 Oil = $1500 Gold = ...

Contrary to some claims that the Bush administration will allow diplomacy to handle Iran’s nuclear weapons program, a leading member of America’s Jewish community tells Newsmax that a military strike is not only on the table – but likely. [...] “Look at Dick Cheney’s recent trip through the Middle East as preparation for the U.S. attack,” the source said. Cheney’s hastily arranged 9-day visit to the region, which began on March 16, included stops in Israel, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, Turkey, and the Palestinian territories. [...] A number of signs indicate that, contrary to the belief President Bush is a lame duck who will not act before he leaves office, the U.S. is poised to strike before Iran can acquire nuclear weapons and carry out the threat of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to “wipe Israel off the map”:

Read the whole article at Newsmax.com

Iran strike = $150 Oil = $1500 Gold = the next step towards a North American currency

Or breaks under the debt burden engültig everything together?

Wallstreet-Online Discussion, October 2007 (German):

Die Stärke des Euro gegenüber dem Dollar sugeriert eine höhere Wertigkeit unserer Gemeinschaftswährung. Man solle aber nicht vergessen , dass auch der Euro nahezu ungedecktes Papiergeld ist. Die nächste Währungsrefom ist auch hierzulande gewiss! ... 1 oz , 999,9 Silver ... wie wird denn dann hierzulande die nächste Währung heißen?? Globo etwa??? ... Ein Globo = 50 Cent, wäre doch passend zur grassierenden Inflation... Natürlich bleiben die Preise gleich, nur die Löhne werden wieder halbiert !!! Oder bricht unter der Schuldenlast engültig alles zusammen? Und es gibt eine neue goldgedeckte Währung? Und alles fängt bei Null wieder an? ... Meinte natürlich 2 € = 1 Globo ... Und wann soll die Reform kommen? [...] Vielleicht noch dieses Jahr ... Ich weiß natürlich auch nichts genaues, nur man hat Ohren zum Hören und Augen zu sehen! Und das Gefasel einer boomenden Wirtschaft ist der beste Indikator dafür! Boomen tut nur eines: Und das ist die galoppierende Inflation!! Oder warum hat man aus dem Warenkorb zur Ber. der Inflation Lebensmittel herausgenommen?

Source: Wallstreet-Online

Google Translate'd:

The strength of the euro against the dollar sugeriert a higher value of our common currency. One should not forget, however, that the euro almost ungedecktes paper money. The next Währungsrefom is certainly here! ... 1 oz, 999.9 Silver ... How is this country because then the next hot currency? Globo around? ... A Globo = 50 cents, it would be fitting to rampant inflation ... Of course, the prices remain the same, only the wages will be halved again! Or breaks under the debt burden engültig everything together? And there is a new goldgedeckte currency? And everything starts from scratch again? ... Meinte course € 2 = 1 Globo ... And when is the reform? [...] Maybe even this year ... I know nothing of course, accurate, but one has to listen ears and eyes to see! And the drivel of a booming economy is the best indicator for that! Boomen does only one thing: This is the runaway inflation! Or why did you get out of the cart to Ber. Inflation foods removed?

A really bad idea!

I get a lot of emails from various investment newsletters. I recently got one from Investment U that was written by Louis Basenese titled The End Of The Weak Dollar. In his article Louis had 10 reasons why the USD is headed higher, not lower like many people believe.

4. Warren Buffet, Jim Rogers and Bill Gross… Louis claims that these three legends can be wrong about the USD.
My Take: Duh. They aren’t gods. Just because they CAN be wrong doesn’t mean they ARE. Time will tell.

5. Pop Culture… Even in our pop culture there are now examples of people hating the dollar. Since pop culture hates the dollar, it must be near the end of its fall.
My Take: Just because pop culture is now paying attention to the falling dollar doesn’t mean it will now stop falling. The fundamentals will decide…

7. The Amero… Louis goes on to explain that the Amero is a really bad idea and will NEVER happen because the U.S. will never want to give up control over their macroeconomic situation - besides which, it is nothing but a conspiracy theory.
My Take: The Amero is a really bad idea (I agree!). But, since the U.S. is so much larger than Mexico and Canada combined in both population and economics, the U.S. wouldn’t relinquish control but instead gain control over both Canada and Mexico. The Euro was a different situation since no one country controls a majority, but if the Amero were to occur the U.S. would be the majority and therefore have more power than Canada and Mexico.
The resources that Canada offer would also help bring stability to the currency by taking into account all those assets in the ground (ie, the assets backing the promissory note (which fiat currencies are) would be strengthened). If (a big IF) the USD was to crash or fall significantly, do you not think the U.S. government would try and come out with a new Amero currency? It would be more stable and better compete with the Euro… that said, I think it is such a bad idea for resource rich Canada. We would be giving up control over our fortunes… and yes, we are a VERY rich country. Our oil reserves are now 2nd in the world (and still climbing as we discover more!) and we have plenty of farm land and other natural resources contained within our vast borders. We are currently in SURPLUS territory for our government budgets and our economy is growing rapidly (in the resource sectors - perhaps not the manufacturing sectors - but that is a problem with labour and competing with the wage slaves in China that aren’t paid well.). Let’s hope this Amero never happens and that it is just a stupid conspiracy theory (though I have my doubts about whether its just a theory and that it might be a plan for the future).

8. A Weak Dollar Helps Nobody… Louis says it helps nobody.
My Take: It helps somebody because there are two parties to every transaction and somebody will be the winner and somebody will be the loser.

Read the whole article at Nabloid.com

Vor dem Bust ist...

It's a big classic club and you ain't in it...

After nearly 20 years of full time research into the true workings of the world, the last few weeks have been real head-shakers for me. Talk about watching a movie.

And it's not even a new movie - just a remake of endless of its kind over hundreds of years. They were once in silent black and white and now in full-blown computer-enhanced digital colour. The movie is called 'The Banking Crisis' and among its many sequels and spin-offs are 'The Recession', 'The Slump', 'The Crash', and, in it's latest version, 'The Credit Crunch'.

All of them star the insider actors and actresses from the same elite families and all have but one prime objective: human control. Everything else is decoration, diversion and camouflage.

I'll summarise first what I have been saying since the early 1990s about the 'economic cycle' of 'boom and bust' and then have a look at what is happening today from that perspective. [...] When one gets a complete grasp of the picture, the tragic absurdity of our hopeless position is almost incredible, but there it is. It is the most important subject intelligent persons can investigate and reflect upon. It is so important that our present civilisation may collapse, unless it becomes widely understood and the defects remedied very soon.'

And so to today's 'banking crisis'. It's a classic. [...] After the 'boom' created by low interest rates and unlimited credit since the 1990s, they are crashing the global economy through what is being called the 'Credit Crunch'. Put another way, they put lots of money into circulation (boom) and now they are taking it out again (bust).

This means that there comes a moment when there is simply not enough money in circulation for everyone to pay back their outstanding 'loans'. Suffering and homelessness are built into the system.

Other aspects of this same agenda include: The crashing of the US dollar to prepare for its replacement by a 'North American Union' currency (working title at least, the Amero) which would become the currency of the United States, Canada and Mexico with plans to extend it to the whole of the Americas.

Source: Folsomtelegraph.com

4/07/2008

Obama: Amero don't exist!

A Candidate Could Laugh at the Absurdity, if Only There Was Time

By MICHAEL POWELL
Published: April 5, 2008

Senator Barack Obama’s bus rattles through the black-rock hills of rural Pennsylvania [...] In Lancaster, Mr. Obama, talked to a woman in tears because disability had left her impoverished, then fielded a question from an impatient fellow convinced that the secret world government was about to impose the Amero, a joint American-Mexican-Canadian currency. Mr. Obama explained that he could not do anything about the Amero because, alas, it did not exist.

At times, the candidate can feel himself soaking in a bath of lunacy. “You’re going to slip up,” Mr. Obama told one crowd in what amounted to a temporary-insanity plea for himself and his rival, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. “You know you’re going to say something goofy.” [...] “My economic plan is better than my bowling.”

Source: The New York Times

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Anybody Here Seen My Old Friend Ron Paul?


Not too long ago in the course of this rEVOLution, there were concerns expressed for the personal safety of Dr. Ron Paul. Apparently, many people shared those concerns, and friends in the movement have expressed them to me personally.

This is likely because in days past, all too often during my own lifetime, promising leaders have been "taken out" as a pragmatic response by the "powers that be" to the threat they were beginning to pose towards the status quo.

Of course, in almost all cases it was a "lone gunman" or some "unbalanced individual" at fault, with no conclusive way to trace those who ordered the "hit." Several incidents spring to mind: John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert, Martin Luther King, and near-martyr Ronald Regan, whose leadership after the Hinkley bullet never seemed quite the same.

Nevertheless, the shadowy powers behind the throne may have now learned they don't need more martyrs to deal with. Those who die in pursuit of a noble cause have often "come back," metaphorically speaking, larger than life, and the memory and legends engendered become even more effective than the living, breathing original was.

Ron Paul, thank God, has not suffered the fate of a martyr. Will we his followers, who have been inspired by his leadership and his rallying call for freedom, let this movement die a natural death? Will we sit back and let the globalist shadow government win by default? Even now they seem to be moving full steam ahead towards a North American Union and an Amero currency.

Has this generation finally become so mesmerized by "The Tube" that we'll just go back to sleep and let our country slip away without a fight?

Read the whole article at: NolanChart.com

4/03/2008

Wiki Snapshot: April 3, 2008

The North American currency union is a theorized economic and monetary union of the three principal countries of North America, namely Canada, the United States, and Mexico.[1] Implementation would probably involve the three countries giving up their current currency units (Canadian dollar, U.S. dollar, and Mexican peso) and adopting a new one, created specifically for this purpose. The hypothetical currency for the union is sometimes referred to as the amero.[2][1] The concept is modeled on the common European Union currency (the euro), and it is argued to be a natural extension of NAFTA and the SPP. Conspiracy theorists contend that the governments of the United States, Canada, and Mexico are already taking steps to implement such a currency.[1] No current members of any country's government have stated a desire to implement a "North American Union". ~Wikipedia

4/02/2008

"Don't short the greenback"

Why Shorting the Dollar Now Could Be a Big Mistake: The world is short the dollar right now. But that could be a big mistake…
The outlook for the ailing greenback – finally – is getting healthier, which makes it the perfect time to go long.

I know this is a wildly unpopular and completely contrarian stance, so let’s get right to it. Here are the 10 reasons I think the dollar’s headed for an inevitable reversal:

1. If Not the Dollar… Then What?

2. The Fed: From Enemy to Ally

3. What Goes Down Eventually Goes Back Up

4. Warren Buffett, Jim Rogers and Bill Gross CAN Be Wrong

5. Pop-Culture Even Hates It

6. The Most Unlikely & Unsophisticated Are Speculating

7. Psst! Did You Hear About the Amero?
Another contrarian sign we’re at an extreme bottom – talk of the Amero or Americo is popping up again. First floated by Dr. Herbert G. Grubel of the Fraser Institute in 1999, this is largely a conspiracy theory that the governments of Canada, the U.S. and Mexico are secretly planning to launch a unified currency to compete with the euro. This is such a bad idea on so many levels I can’t get into them all here. Just trust me, the world’s largest economy is not going to relinquish macroeconomic control by opting for a unified currency.

8. A REALLY Weak Dollar Helps No One

9. We’re Not Decoupled Yet

10. Stocks Love A Strong Dollar

Read Louis "Paperpusher" Basenese at MoneyMorning.com

3/27/2008

The Backbone of the Real ID Card

Mark Lerner is going to stop the Real ID. Now

Opednews.com, - Mar 23


Mark Lerner is on the road nearly every moment he can find the money. His time is spent in appointments with legislators, sitting down with them to discuss the Real ID. When Mark starts talking they are polite, but not particularly interested. They think they know what the Real ID is about. But when Mark is finished they are worried and asking questions. [...] The Department of Homeland Security calls the AAMVA and its network, referred to as AamvaNet, the “Backbone of the Real ID Act,” meaning it is the essential system that will allow data bases to be connected and information shared. That includes all information garnered about Americans from all sources. AAMVA has introduced a new alliance between states and territories and countries. Those countries are the United States, Canada and Mexico. This is the precursor, what is needed, for the establishment of the North America Union, the Security and Prosperity Partnership.
This ties together the Trans Texas Corridor, Homeland Security, and the issuance of the Amero to replace the U. S. Dollar, along with and the most ominous branches of the United Nations with the corporations that now take for granted that their profit agenda should control the world.


Mortgage Fears Yield Opportunity for Bond Funds

Morningstar.com, IL - Mar 20, 2008


Scott Amero and crew at BlackRock made these bonds the subject of a recent market commentary in which they point out that, similar to the problems faced by ...

Secretive shit: What ain't got shit to do with democracy!

What was discussed at a closed session of the U.S. House of Representatives? [...] The House has held a closed session for the first time in 25 years and apparently discussed a hotly contested surveillance bill.

Republicans had requested privacy for what they termed "an honest debate" on the new Democratic eavesdropping measure.

Conspiracy theorists around the world have filled many pages of blogs and emails with theories as to why the public was prevented to hear what their elected representatives said and heard.

That is the nature of secrets: those "kept in the dark" want to know and in the absence of knowledge, seek answers.
Writers suggested that the special closed session of the U.S. House of Representatives discussed a lot more than the pending security surveillance provisions. [...] Other answers included "the necessary and unavoidable merger of the United States with Canada" (for its natural resources) and with Mexico (for its cheap labor pool), the issuance of a new currency - THE AMERO - for all three nations as the proposed solution to the coming economic armageddon.

Source: Australia.to

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