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king
01-03-2007, 12:28 AM
Stock market, dollar slide and AMERO! (planned dollar crash)

While at work, I was taking a tea break in our kitchen and as usual
there were images and sounds emanating from that hypnotist in the corner of the room.

Well, MSNBC drivel was how Chinese do no like/need/want the dollar as much as they did previously
(read – they are slowly dropping it)
The drivel said how there is trade imbalance (read – U.S. is not selling anything to any other nation anymore because no one wants our crap) and how dollar is losing and it has lost value. And, of course they asked the question ‘is Bush regime to blame?”.
Yes, they pounded the surplus with China, surplus with Mexico (note this one) and weak(ening) dollar and interdependent economy where china can control America financially.

They even said that dollar is a DEBT note! Wowsy! And all of that on mainstream meadia?!
Then, I knew that there was a really interesting agenda unfolding in minutes ahead.

As usual, 2 fake “experts” were arguing (one was Buchanan) , but both were saying essentially the same exact thing – that dollar is fucked!

Well, it hit me then, as why they were saying all of this now on public mainstream TV, what we knew for years – they WANT people to know that dollar is in deep doodoo. Predictive programming at its best.

But, in actuality, they want dollar to crash. They want Bush to get the blame. Once dollar crashes, and scapegoat Bush is blamed for all America’s ills --- then next phase can be implemented. The phase when a new prez (Hillary or Obama – both controlled like rest of the previous presidents) comes on the stage to SAVE THE U.S.!
Yey!
But how?
By introducing AMERO, of course, that is, by making ‘reforms’ to correct the ‘mistakes’ that Bush regime made.

Then, when dollar is worth nothing, and when U.S. is really fucked financially – North American Union
Will emerge, together with Amero.


See, that is why the China is a boogeyman, because China can basically control American economy (as it was planned), and realistically -- China has America by the balls because someone wanted it that way.

So, dollar is fucked, because other countries (China) can control it.

That was the basic message. So, from the perspective of an average lazy cowardly American what do we do?
We can’t just blow up a country with over of billion of people….hmmm..

I know, I know – let’s form a union with other countries, call it North American Union. And lets accept new money, let’s call it Amero.

But, that is next installment that is to be presented on MSM.

Brilliant, me thinks.

Sad, for us though.

tru3
01-03-2007, 01:41 AM
So, dollar is fucked, because other countries (China) can control it.

That was the basic message. So, from the perspective of an average lazy cowardly American what do we do?
We can’t just blow up a country with over of billion of people….hmmm..

I know, I know – let’s form a union with other countries, call it North American Union. And lets accept new money, let’s call it Amero.

But, that is next installment that is to be presented on MSM.

Brilliant, me thinks.

Sad, for us though.

all is not lost. keep up hope! there are people in the states who actually believe in the rule of constitutional law, and have been working tirelessly for years for this day to come. at least i believe it to be so, and so do others that i trust.

it will get more interesting, for sure. i feel like this was just a taste of things to come. if it was time to crash the dollar, there certainly would have been more than 9 percent of the paper up for sale.

klinker
01-03-2007, 12:55 PM
The $ crashing has wider implications than just the US economy. The $ has been in trouble for the last thirty years at least and in recent years more countries are coming over to the Euro as their trade currency. Iraq announced in 2001 that they would switch to the Euro and we all know what eventually happened next. Iran are supposed to be switching to the Euro 26th March 2007 hence the threats to Iran from the Americans behind the thinly disguised reason of building a nuclear war head. Saudi Arabia have also threatened to do the same but so far politicing has stopped them from doing so.

I do not pretent to fully understand the ins and out but the American administrations policies have long been dictated by the insane need to protect the $ standard.

friendsinthesky
01-03-2007, 01:11 PM
For the past few months I've been telling friends that the greatest recession/depression is on our door step. Late in the yr or early next yr. The illuminati want their money back! A depression hits, you can't afford the mortgage, they re-posses the property, then sell at a profit when things pick up. Australians should remember 1991, it will be like that, only many times worse. ( #those are my thoughts, not a prediction)

oneofmany
01-03-2007, 01:23 PM
For the past few months I've been telling friends that the greatest recession/depression is on our door step. Late in the yr or early next yr. The illuminati want their money back! A depression hits, you can't afford the mortgage, they re-posses the property, then sell at a profit when things pick up. Australians should remember 1991, it will be like that, only many times worse. ( #those are my thoughts, not a prediction)

Just on that, I saw on the sunrise program this morning, a short bulliten across the bottom of the screen that said "The Australian stock exchange may not last" end quote.

What an irresponsible and scare tactical thing to say :eek: no story about it, just the statement flitting across the bottom of the screen every 5 mins

fear is the little mindkiller that will rip off with all your cash.

thirdwave
01-03-2007, 02:36 PM
I have heard about the "AMERO" is this just a rumour or is this already being spoken of in the States?

seamus
01-03-2007, 07:00 PM
Oh no. No rumor. The Amero has been in the works at least since we got off the gold standard.

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tru3
01-03-2007, 07:14 PM
The $ crashing has wider implications than just the US economy. The $ has been in trouble for the last thirty years at least and in recent years more countries are coming over to the Euro as their trade currency. Iraq announced in 2001 that they would switch to the Euro and we all know what eventually happened next. Iran are supposed to be switching to the Euro 26th March 2007 hence the threats to Iran from the Americans behind the thinly disguised reason of building a nuclear war head. Saudi Arabia have also threatened to do the same but so far politicing has stopped them from doing so.

I do not pretent to fully understand the ins and out but the American administrations policies have long been dictated by the insane need to protect the $ standard.

it's interesting that either friday or monday, conda- sleeza rice put out an offer to talk with iran and syria, after months of refusing iran's offer. intersting timing, anyway.

i agree with david icke: there can be no world government with strong nations. george bush has been doing his job perfectly!

sidebar: i think it's interesting david geffen switched his deep pockets from hillary to barak obama. geffen's got deep pockets, but he's a loose cannon! i love the stir some of his comments about the clintons caused in the mainstream media! :D dunno if barak would be any better or what his ties are (i think it's cool that the bloodline is bi-racial-- very progressive! :p ), but in this case, it's better the devil you DON'T know! lol

synergy777
01-03-2007, 07:22 PM
king spot on. bloomberg have been dropping hints for months. msnbc are now just speaking plainly, what started off as a correction/sell off is gaining momentum. add in the property bubble, greenspan, and the iran crisis, this is going to plan. i had a bad feeling when they dropped the tomb of christ, mervo disinfo.

kha zarr
05-03-2007, 06:17 PM
anyone see this video? I just ran into it...'money as debt' on google video. Its sort of like money masters.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9050474362583451279 in particular I think min 22 to min 24 are very interesting.

seamus
05-03-2007, 06:40 PM
This video is great. If anyone runs across a good one specifically about the illegality of the federal reserve bank, I would like to know about it, k?

s