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Written by Jim Clint
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Sunday, 30 December 2007 |
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New York Post December 23, 2007 Dear John: I've just been reading about something called the amero, which supposedly will replace the dollar. Is there any truth to this? And if so, is this the reason the Fed is letting the dollar fall? D.B. Dear D.B.: The dollar is falling because of Washington's utter failure at fixing our country's financial and because of Wall Street's addiction to risky investments. When people lose confidence in a country's ability to pull itself together they "vote" by devaluing the currency. As you probably already know, the dollar has been falling for years, but the trend has been particularly acute in 2007. The Amero is a term being used for a unified currency for North America, like the euro is for Europe. It's pie in the sky, but works well as a story line if you believe there's a conspiracy to purposely allow the US dollar to collapse in value. The euro has been so successful, relative to the dollar - over its eight-year existence that the idea of a unified North American currency may be attractive to some. The Amero could well become the currency of the "North Americian Union" which includes the United States, Canada and Mexico. The Council on Foreign Relations has proposed the abolition of state currencies thus the Amero may replace the dollar as the NAU's regional currency. In Europe we have the Euro for the European Union. Along with the North Americian and European unions we'll have an Africian Union and an Asian Union. When these are set in place we'll then have a One World Government with the antichrist as its head.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 31 December 2007 )
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