What will the Amero equal??

[sweed]

Seriously once we get the new currency soon, how many Amero's will a coffee, gas, or a dinner cost??
US Sends $800 Billion In New Amero Currency To China

How about a Pheonix?

 

[mrplunkey]

Seriously once we get the new currency soon, how many Amero's will a coffee, gas, or a dinner cost??
US Sends $800 Billion In New Amero Currency To China

How about a Pheonix?

1) That's a dated article.

2) I'm willing to bet currencies in the Americas generally float together anyway.

3) Our currency is going to soften regardless. We've printed far too much money.

4) Merging the economies isn't a bad idea. We've accumulated more debt than we can ever repay. Social security, medicare and medicaid alone represents a $65+ trillion dollar unfunded liability. Our only hope is to be "too big to fail" and drag-down the rest of the world with us. So until the collapse, we need to keep spending to maintain our spot as the #1 economy in the world. If we roll-up the Americas into our economy, we can make sure that when #1 sneezes (the US), that #2 catches a cold (Europe) and #3 catches pneumonia (Asia).

So it may be a good thing. If you're going down, bring a little company along with you.

 

[EnderJE]

It won't be worth much. Or the cost of an American car. Whichever.

 

[sweed]

1) That's a dated article.

2) I'm willing to bet currencies in the Americas generally float together anyway.

3) Our currency is going to soften regardless. We've printed far too much money.

4) Merging the economies isn't a bad idea. We've accumulated more debt than we can ever repay. Social security, medicare and medicaid alone represents a $65+ trillion dollar unfunded liability. Our only hope is to be "too big to fail" and drag-down the rest of the world with us. So until the collapse, we need to keep spending to maintain our spot as the #1 economy in the world. If we roll-up the Americas into our economy, we can make sure that when #1 sneezes (the US), that #2 catches a cold (Europe) and #3 catches pneumonia (Asia).

So it may be a good thing. If you're going down, bring a little company along with you.

Yes I know it is dated, just people don't know what's going on in the general public.
SO you do know that eventually the American UNion will happen, cool.
What do you think about the Pheonix? (the world currency?)
YA bascially what im trying to get at is what's really going behind closed doors. The Jesuits/ Roman Catholics (ie Pope aka Anti Christ and the black pope) and all those in favor of world domintion
It's gonna happen regaurdless, but the more people to know about it the better.

 

[mrplunkey]

Yes I know it is dated, just people don't know what's going on in the general public.
SO you do know that eventually the American UNion will happen, cool.
What do you think about the Pheonix? (the world currency?)
YA bascially what im trying to get at is what's really going behind closed doors. The Jesuits/ Roman Catholics (ie Pope aka Anti Christ and the black pope) and all those in favor of world domintion
It's gonna happen regaurdless, but the more people to know about it the better.

I'm nor really into all that "end of times" stuff, but I do think the Americas' block of countries will keep pumping-up their spending all the way up to the crash. Even if it isn't biblical end-of-times, it will feel like it.

 

[RottenWillow]

Yes I know it is dated, just people don't know what's going on in the general public.
SO you do know that eventually the American UNion will happen, cool.
What do you think about the Pheonix? (the world currency?)
YA bascially what im trying to get at is what's really going behind closed doors. The Jesuits/ Roman Catholics (ie Pope aka Anti Christ and the black pope) and all those in favor of world domintion
It's gonna happen regaurdless, but the more people to know about it the better.

Were you this concerned 10 years ago when Sweden adopted the Euro?

 

[Cutiebaby]

one world government!!

Surely this country is gonna go down the shitter. Honestly I think it is too early for the end times and what nots. However, I think it is going to be one hell of a bumpy ride with this economy and government.

 

[sweed]

Were you this concerned 10 years ago when Sweden adopted the Euro?

I was 16, and I'm from the USSA, oops, I mean the US, lol

I've done a lot of reading these past few months. it's just pretty interesting for me

 

[Raptorex]

What's up Sweed - meetup in Kenmore square Golds?

 

[Raptorex]

Sweed bro, we will throw some metal around, let's go!

 

[samoth]

We've printed far too much money.

The bailouts and similarsuch aren't exactly pushing the BEP's limits.

There's no intrinsic value to our paper. How much is printed makes absolutely no difference.

 

[needtogetarmy]

The debt level we have now is manageable. On the other hand we have printed too much money. Things will get worse as the US monetizes its debt. Other countries have recognize this. That is why they are urging a new world currency and a move away from the dollar.

 

[samoth]

Wait, wait... everyone realizes we didn't actually PRINT the $x trillion dollars of bank bailout money, right?

Although these new 100th anniversary Liconln cents are kinda nifty...

 

[mrplunkey]

The bailouts and similarsuch aren't exactly pushing the BEP's limits.

There's no intrinsic value to our paper. How much is printed makes absolutely no difference.

Technically it would matter how much we printed, but today the vast majority of it is electronically done. I do wonder if they have to maintain some portion of the outstanding dollars in paper form (i.e. some ratio).

 

[samoth]

Technically it would matter how much we printed, but today the vast majority of it is electronically done. I do wonder if they have to maintain some portion of the outstanding dollars in paper form (i.e. some ratio).

Good question. I don't think so, but I can't offer any reference for that thought. The BEP offers monthly and yearly figures of production (without taking halflife of bills into account) here: Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Not sure where to get yearly fed numbers to compare, though. If BEP figures are anything like Mint figures, however, they have absolutely no correlation whatsoever.

I thought the whole deal with the bank and housing crisis was that virtual money was created where it never existed in the first place, and that all these large figures are "virtual". (To wit, not unlike comparing complex numbers to their real counterparts in mathematics.)

 

[sweed]

I think it's something like 1-5% of all the money is in paper form. All controlled by the Federal Reserve which is a non governemnt regulated corporation, controlled by bankers. Which after its conception created wars to gain more money, every war was created by them including the one we are in now which started by some sort of big event to get into that country to start, which we all know what happened to go into the middle east. It's so evil what these people are doing, right!?
But that what's written and they will just go to hell..
Just to warn people, do not get the RFID chips!!!

 

[mrplunkey]

Good question. I don't think so, but I can't offer any reference for that thought. The BEP offers monthly and yearly figures of production (without taking halflife of bills into account) here: Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Not sure where to get yearly fed numbers to compare, though. If BEP figures are anything like Mint figures, however, they have absolutely no correlation whatsoever.

I thought the whole deal with the bank and housing crisis was that virtual money was created where it never existed in the first place, and that all these large figures are "virtual". (To wit, not unlike comparing complex numbers to their real counterparts in mathematics.)

I don't think the fed has to report everything.