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U S. Bush administration's Amero Dollar Plan may make certain personal saving and investments worthless

Project for a New America plan for new currency promises to be corporate theft by conversion toward commercial profit

by Jenn Jones, Business Editor

  Amero
 

The Amero.

The Amero is not being pursued by various elite-driven "Security and Prosperity Partnership" (SPP) related interests because of alleged benefits to the general Canadian, U.S. and Mexican public. The Amero is an apparent agenda to introduce a new "continental" currency that will enable corporate elites to steal investment gains and savings from individuals.

The Amero is the sought currency of the U.S. political-military- industrial complex, which "hopefully" Canadians and Americans, in the fear of another "galvanizing" major terrorist attack, will be too distracted to want to resist. Through the "Amero" monies from personal savings and from other sources will be focused by SPP elites, on to the priorities of the U .S . political-military- industrial complex.

Canadians and Americans ought to expect discriminatory policy of currency conversions, in circumstances where large corporations will be given favourable and expedited currency conversions, and the general public will be provided with less favourable currency conversions. Certain savings and forms of investments in U.S. or Canadian dollars, may also be arbitrarily rendered to be less valuable in "Amero Dollars" or rendered ineligible for currency conversions making them worthless.

In an interview with CNBC, cited by FunnyMoneyReport.com, a vice president for a prominent London investment firm urged in late-November 2006, a move away from the dollar to the "Amero," a planned North American currency, he said, that "will have a big impact on everybody's life, in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico."

Steve Previs, a vice president at Jefferies International Ltd., explained the Amero, "is the proposed new currency for the North American Community which is being developed right now between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico." Mr. Bush is seeking to confirm the "neo-con" inspired Amero plan along with the New American Union agenda this August 20-21, when he meets with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Mexican President in Quebec, Canada.

The aim, he said, according to a transcript provided by CNBC to WND, is to make a "borderless community, much like the European Union, with the U.S. dollar, the Canadian dollar and the Mexican peso being replaced by the Amero."

In 1999, two right wing Canadian think tanks, the C.D. Howe Institute and the Fraser Institute, published papers that had supported the Amero.

Both papers said the main benefits of a common currency would be: greater price stability, lower long-term interest rates, and greater wage and price flexibility [downwards for wages, of course].

The Fraser Institute even went as far as coming up with a logo for the unified currency, featuring a black circle, with a black Capital "A" in the middle of a white background. The authors of the papers could not be reached for comment. The Office of the Bank of Canada Governor, also has been quoted to endorse the clandestine "Amero" agenda.

David Ganong, the president of Ganong Brothers Limited, who is from New Brunswick and a member of the North American Competitiveness Council (NACC) says a common currency would result in Canada "losing the freedom to manage our own economy."

Mr. Ganong seems to be the only Executive in the SPP related North American Competitiveness Council, that has spoken out against the Amero. The president of the St. Stephen-based chocolatier is the only Atlantic Canadian chief executive officer among the 35 NACC members, appointed by the Canadian, U.S. and Mexican governments.

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Canadians and Americans should be concerned about any currency which is being considered by knowingly greed-driven anti-democratic elites, that are seeking to implement such a currency, alongside the creation of a national security-driven police state, created through fear.

Such a currency would only be considered in private consultative gatherings like the planned Montebello SPP meetings, if such a currency had been intended to for the primary benefit of invited elite stakeholders (with private invitations to attend SPP meetings). There is no doubt that the secrecy associated with the Amero is to minimize put outcries against the Amero agenda, by the general public over lost public savings, and accompanying protests by small investors with billions of dollars currently held in apparently to-be-replaced U.S. and Canadian dollars.

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