stevequayle.com — picture on the front page of a currency trading board with the amero listed as a traded currency. I am sending pictures of this along with this email. I contacted Kyiv Weekly by email regarding the source of this picture but I have not received a response.
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Closed AccountMar 12, 2009Submitter
My name is Chris. I am currently living in Kyiv, Ukraine. I recently obtained a local publication, Kyiv Weekly, that is published in English and distributed at major hotels, and restaurants. It is two sided. One side in English and the other in Ukrainian. I saw a picture that astounded me on the last issue. It was a picture on the front page of a currency trading board with the amero listed as a traded currency. I am sending pictures of this along with this email. I contacted Kyiv Weekly by email regarding the source of this picture but I have not received a response.I am currently teaching English to professionals here and I am frequently asked about what I think about the amero. I tell them I have read much about it but that the American people are not aware of it. Ukrainian people are very aware of what the international elite have done to their country. There are signs in the downtown of Kyiv with a picture of the pyramids and the all seeing eye on the back of the dollar that read "beware." I meant to take a picture of one but when I went back with my camera to where I saw one it was taken down.
mpwnsMar 12, 2009
nice if i would have scrolled down sooner i would have saw it anyways. i fail.
mpwnsMar 12, 2009
ok i think i found the story here is the amero part.An Amero?The U.S. could do away with the dollar only in the event that its economy completely crashes in the throes of the current global financial crisis. In order to not repay its enormous foreign debt of US $13 trillion to other countries, the U.S. could simply introduce a new currency, for example, the Amero. However, the probability of this happening is quite low, as there are too many countries in the world that have nuclear weapons and would not want to lose the money they invested in the U.S. economy. For example, an advisor of the Central Bank of China Yu Yongding already demanded guarantees that the U.S. treasury bonds that China bought in the amount of US $682 bn be redeemed. However, even if the U.S. refuses to repay its debt, nothing will keep the countries cheated by the U.S. from not recognizing the Amero as the new currency for international trade and using dollars instead. “This will be the cheapest way out of the situation and a chance to finally create a common independent currency like the predecessor of the Euro – the ECU (European Currency Union, a non-cash currency used in the European currency system from 1979 to 1998). Seeing as the dollar denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 100 bills account for less than 1% of the non-cash dollar circulation, losses to the world economy from exchanging this amount of money into a new currency will be minimal,” says Yaremenko, adding, “The U.S. clearly understands such risks, which is why nobody will give up paying in dollars.”By Oleksandr Dubynskiy, special for KWfull story here <a class="user" href="http://209.85.173.132/search?q=cache:D5EhY7truaMJ:www.kyivweekly.com.ua/%3Fart%3D1235666002+Kyiv+Weekly+amero&amp;cd=1&amp;hl=en&amp;ct=clnk&amp;gl=us&amp;client=firefox-a" rel="nofollow">http://209.85.173.132/search?q=cache:D5EhY7truaMJ: ...</a>
Closed AccountMar 13, 2009
Buried as inaccurate. There are no plans for a common currency.
Closed AccountMar 13, 2009
No, just from 1913...