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The American Central Bank is Our Catastrophe Waiting to Happen as the Global Elite Who Own and Control the Bank Usher in the New World Order and Our Enslavement.

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The American Central Bank is scamming us. Let’s explore why so we fully understand the imperative nature of why we must stop this dangerous entity.

Most have heard of the North American Union (NAU) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

Some argue that with the advent of NAFTA and, with open discussion of a North American Union, the idea of a unified North American dollar of some kind is an obvious next step.

Usually referred to as the ‘Amero,’ this new currency would be part of a currency union between the three countries of North America: Canada, the US, and Mexico.

In order for the Amero to come about, of course, an American Central Bank would have to be established.

The term ‘Amero’ comes from a book titled ‘The Case for the Amero,’ which published in 1999 — the year the European Union established the Euro as a common currency.

The creation of a common currency between the three nations is not, on its own, necessarily bad and would likely make commerce between the nations more efficient.

The creation of that common currency however, implies the creation of a new American Central Bank to oversee the currency.

That is where the trouble starts. Even top economists like Herbert Grubel, who is for the Amero’s creation, admits the United States has little to gain and much to lose with the Amero’s implementation.

Finance officials with the Canadian Department of Finance briefed Jim Flaherty, the country’s Minister of Finance, on how it would mean a loss of economic sovereignty and control over domestic inflation and interest rates.

Only in Mexico do most economists and leaders support the idea of the Amero, as Mexico would undoubtedly come out the big economic winner.

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New Central Bank

The American Central Bank created by this currency union would however, be of greatest concern to all those involved.

This bank would likely take two forms:
an equal-share bank in which all participants have equal say in the bank’s operations, currency manipulations, and so forth; or a non-equal governing vote in which countries would be represented by economic strength or contribution.

In the first case, the United States would definitely come out the loser in the ball game.

In the second case, the other two countries would, for all intents and purposes, become de facto territories of the United States.

The social ramifications would also be extreme. In the US, there is already a public outcry over lack of immigration control and the huge influx of Mexican immigrants illegally coming over the border.

Having a unified currency would blur this distinction and likely cause even more stress on an already stressful situation.

Other things such as the almost total free market trade Mexico enjoys, the controlled and quasi-social market of America, and the fully socialized market of Canada would have deep ramifications.

The distinctly different socio-economic situations between the three countries would not translate well into a unified currency.

Each system has lower taxes than the next, with Mexico’s being lowest (by percentage of income), the United States’ next, and Canada’s being highest.

Taxes are closely tied with currency values and inflation, since taxes are the government’s means of paying for (or securing) debt.

Canada’s inflation-lowering and debt-reducing initiatives of the past few years would become null.

At the same time, Mexico’s constant battles with near-hyper-inflation and currency woes would become (partially) Canada’s problem.

America, whose currency has risen and fallen by huge amounts over time, would likely be the middle ground upon which the other two meet.

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Politics behind the NAU

The real problem with the creation of an American Central Bank, the Amero, and a full North American Union (which would all be simultaneous, for all intents and purposes) is the politics behind the whole deal.

Quiet meetings between presidents and prime ministers have been reported and some agreements, such as NAFTA, were approved despite much outcry from the American people.

Continuing pushes, politically, towards a unified North America are inextricably pressing the three nations into a union, whether their peoples want it or not.

We’re already being scammed by the private central banking network already in place.

Such a union would only consolidate the bankers power and perhaps delay economic collapse and complete failure of the fractional reserve banking scam.

That really could be the ultimate purpose of implementing a North American currency.

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Fighting Back

What we must do is fight back against this change. Some activists are doing so with interesting flair.

The Amero coin was minted by Daniel Carr, an independent coin designer who designed the United States quarters for New York and Rhode Island.

Carr has been selling his Amero online since 2005 as a ‘conversation starter’ and thought-provoking look at what may be coming.

Making sure that the national press, our elected officials, and other citizens are aware of the pending unionization of our three nations is the most important thing we can do to stop this from happening.

The American Central Bank and the Amero must be stopped! The Debt to Success System has our own solution.

No one is on a mission to free us like we are. So be careful of Debt to Success System scam wannabes run by the banking cartel minions.

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