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Originally posted by Hastobemoretolife
hrmm, I'm not sure about the "Amero" currency. That would send people off in the streets rioting. A currency change has to be a planned thing and has to be accepted by the people.
You can't just go and force people to spend a currency that they don't want to spend, the move it self would risk the economy itself, also it takes a lot of capital to create a new currency and we would have to buy back the now worthless dollars from our creditors, which we would end up back in the same position that we are in now.
For example, look at the Euro, they started talking about it openly years before they actually did anything about it, and some countries still refuse to accept it. Switching the currency to the Amero is highly unlikely.
Originally posted by Mr_XIM
I throw the b/s flag on the whole "supposed" letter, and the whole idea. It's just more doom and gloom conspiracy crap to get the elderly upset and people who fall for this crap in general!
Originally posted by Medieval1028
This type of bogus dribble needs to stop. Not only is it a figment of someone's imagination but could prompt people to do something detrimental. I forwarded a copy of this post to a friend who works for a US Senator on the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs...who promptly stated that this is utter nonsense and feels that such lies could be dangerous. I really hope this poster gets a 'visit'
Originally posted by Psynarchist
I wonder if there are big gold businesses who benefit from these threats...?
"S*** is gonna hit the fan - trust me - buy gold here....!!!!!"
It would be interesting to see if the source has ties to some business like that...
Originally posted by netwarrior
I've seem n this before. Stephen Qxxxx = Steve Quayle. Unlikely @ the bank holiday. Shutting down the banks by regions will only give the other regions time to pull their money.
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Originally posted by Medieval1028
This type of bogus dribble needs to stop. Not only is it a figment of someone's imagination but could prompt people to do something detrimental. I forwarded a copy of this post to a friend who works for a US Senator on the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs...who promptly stated that this is utter nonsense and feels that such lies could be dangerous. I really hope this poster gets a 'visit'
Originally posted by questioningall
reply to post by Evisscerator
S and F - thank you for sticking your neck out to warn others.