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seafurymike
15th February 2009, 09:24 PM
Ladies and Gents,

Well we have the Euro, soon there will be the Amero (well soon being 2009)
So the Amero will encompass Canada, USA and Mexico.

After reading a few web sites on this new currency which the USA has been printing for the last 2 years, I fully understand why we have a world economy that is going down the tube.

It looks to me that the USA is trying to make the US dollar worthless and re-float it wiping off all of their debts at the same time and go with the Amero.
I mean how can the USA expect to fix their economy by lending themselves money ( 1 trillion dollars) from the banks and then giving it back to them. Absurd!

Well i say buy gold. Atleast it doesn't tarnish.

weisyboy
15th February 2009, 09:28 PM
got any links

seafurymike
15th February 2009, 09:30 PM
Sure

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amero
http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-147082
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=53350

A google search on Amero dollar finds lots of reading

What will compound this issue is that China has no vested interest in buying US dollars, now or ever.
Without their imminent help, forget the US dollar surviving

weisyboy
15th February 2009, 09:42 PM
looks like a heap of BS to me. there are conspyracy thearists everyware. there are no facts backign this up.

in any case i dosent afect me.

Ron Dunn
15th February 2009, 11:09 PM
What do you reckon, Weisyboy ... timber's a better investment than gold? *grin*

I think you'd survive whatever got thrown at you.

glenn k
16th February 2009, 12:41 AM
Never heard of this but could under stand why. There was talk of stopping the US $ being the world currency and using the Wan? (chinese) ha ha but the Euro I could understand. The $Aus has been worth 60 Euro cents + or- 4 cents since its inception 10 years ago (except for the resent US crap mucking the world up) Whereas the $us has gone to almost parity to 55c in the same time. They use this currency to say if oil or gold has gone up or down. Like trying to get a level off the ocean on a rough day without a tide chart.