U.S. succumbs to international pressure as national debt makes it impossible for government to dictate terms
For a number of years, conspiracy theorists have talked about the Amero: a North American currency in the vein of the euro. The media hasn’t covered it much, and very little attention has been paid to the possibility of the Amero. Until now.
For a couple of years, the U.S. Mint in Denver has been secretly producing Amero coins, getting ready for the announcement that the North American Currency Union is a reality. And it is. President Obama, along with his counterparts in Canada and Mexico, is expected to hold a press conference at 1 p.m. Eastern today, April 1, to present the Amero. Amero coins and bills have been shipped to banks around the country, and it will be possible to trade in your U.S. currency for an equal amount of Amero currency. Hurry, though: At the end of April, you will no longer be able to get Ameros for dollars.
Global reserve currency approved
In addition to the announcement of the Amero currency, there will also be a brief acknowledgment that China’s idea of a global reserve currency is ready to move forward. Insiders admit that the main focus of the G20 summit that starts tomorrow in London will be the adoption of a global reserve currency, based on special drawing rights with the International Monetary Fund.
As the current economic superpower, China has insisted that a global reserve currency be used, and, as a major debtor to China, the U.S. is in no position to refuse. China has said it will continue to hold its U.S. assets and help keep the American government from insolvency, so long as a global reserve currency is approved and put into practice by 2011.
You’ve probably figured it out already. Happy April Fool’s Day!
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