The SPP or you can call it the North American Union Part 2: The Amero

Julio Almanza
January 7, 2008

If you recall in Part One of this series, Bill, my sign twirling friend, believed there were invisible forces at work to implement a one world government, which is named a New World Order. He believes that these invisible forces will purposely bring economic devastation to America in order to “balance” out the three countries involved in the North American Union.

“How exactly do you think they will do that?” I asked him before he went to work one Sunday morning.

“Well, this country is heading towards a very bad recession, and the Federal Reserve has pumped money, backed by nothing by the way, into the economy which will no doubt create a runaway recession. Don’t forget about the housing bubble that is about to burst. Don’t be naive friend. These things do not happen on accident or because of bad leadership. They happen because they are allowed to happen.”

“Bull****! Come on, Bill?” I replied in disbelief. “You expect me to believe that there are people out there who want nothing more than to see the human race suffer?”

“Look what happened in 1929. Sure the history books talk about all the Americans who were going hungry and were jobless, but the books never mentioned about the JP Morgans, the Rockefellers, or the elite class of Wall Street who profited massively because of the crash. The same thing is happening right now, and all of us are asleep. Credit loans to people who do not qualify are being given out at face value just like in 29. Houses are being foreclosed and the banks are buying them up one by one putting decent Americans to the streets. Believe you me, another crash is going to happen, and when it does, you, me, and everyone else here will say hello to the Amero.”

“How is it that a man with your knowledge is twirling signs on street corners for nine dollars an hour?” I replied. He smiled at me and went outside to work.

So now the question we the people who know about the SPP should ask, ‘How exactly will the Amero be politically, and socially, acceptable to the majority of the people, not only in the United States, but in all of North America?’

First off, unless you have been in La-La land watching TMZ feed us Britney Spears being taken to the hospital after suffering a mental breakdown on live television, every American should know of the impending economic recession we are close to witnessing. If you don’t, then God help you. Our economy is in bad shape, really bad, and I cannot for the life of me understand why George W. Bush, meeting with his top economic advisors, told the American people that the economy is in great shape. He actually lied to our faces! The scray thing about that is that I am sure the people who love him believed him. This economic recession could very well lead to a global catastrophe. In order to understand how the Amero can be implemented into our way of life, we must look at what exactly could trigger such an acceptance of a currency. Here are some facts:

“Crisis may make 1929 look like a ‘walk in the park’” reported Ambrose Evans-Pritchard from the Telegraph UK. He reported: “Twenty billion dollars here, twenty billion there, and a lush half trillion from the European Central Bank at give away rates for Christmas. Buckets of liquidity are being splashed over the North Atlantic banking system, so far with meager or fleeting effects.” He went on to quote York Professor Peter Spencer, chief economist for the ITEM Club; “They [Central Banks] still have another couple of months before this starts imploding. Things are very unstable and can move incredibly fast. I don’t think the central banks are going to make a major policy error, but if they do, this could make 1929 look like a walk in the park.”

Second fact:

“It’s official: The Crash of the US economy has begun” reported Richard C. Cook from Global Research. Cook reported that in the “May 2006 issue of Harper Magazine, economist Michael Hudson, author of the housing bubble article, “The New Road to Serdom,” spoke of a ‘break in the chain’ of debt payments leading to a ‘long, slow economic crash,’ with ‘asset deflation,’ ‘mass defaults on mortgages,’ and a ‘huge asset grab’ by the rich who are able to protect their cash through money laundering and hedging with foreign currency bonds.”

Then there is...

“Dollars Retreat raises fear of collapse” reported Carter Dougherty from the International Tribune. Dougherty reported, “Finance ministers and central bankers have long fretted that at some point, the rest of the world would lose its willingness to finance the United States proclivity to consume far more than it produces and that a potentially disastrous free fall in the dollar’s value would result.”

So what that does tell us? I know there are only three examples here, but I believe these are enough reports to tickle that brain of yours. If any one of you out there who owns a computer and has Internet access, I highly recommend you look up this information yourselves. All you have to do is log on to your browser, and type these titles on your search engine. Read them, analyze them, and connect the dots because once you can do that, then you have the power to act. After all, knowledge is POWER! So back to my question: what do these reports I just mentioned mean? These reports are warning us of an impending economic doom that will no doubt change the very course of history and can indeed put this country, and the rest of the world, in danger of losing its sovereignty to the global market.

We all must understand that we live under an economic model, or formula per se, of free trade, and free markets without any type of government, or even civilian, overlook. Free reign capitalists, who want nothing more than to integrate all of the economies of the world, have control over most, if not all, markets. Think about that? The markets are now in the hands of private financial institutions who control the credit give aways, the credit cards, the APR percentages, mortgage rates, trade tarrifs, food prices, consumer good prices, and house prices. This has become the norm for the ever-globalizing world of the 21st Century. You have the Euro rising above the dollar in the ‘single world market.’ Mind you, the Euro is backed by the economies of Germany, Britain, France, Spain, and every other nation involved in the Union. The Federal Note is backed up by borrowed money from foreign investors, and from our consuming habits. We spend more than we earn and the Chinese government, as well as the United Arab Emirates, have bailed us out a couple of times from a really bad recession. You have Jim Rogers telling investors to invest in the Chinese Yuan dollar because the Federal Reserve had ‘eroded the value of the US currency.’ What is happening here?

There has also been warnings from top economists like former World Bank Vice President, and Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz about a global crash. Stiglitz stated: “It’s going to be difficult. This has been perhaps the worst six years of mismanagement of the macro economy...I think we can avoid an implosion if we manage this carefully but it’s going to be risky.” Stiglitz, in October 2001, exposed the IMF on “inducing countries to fall under their debt before stripping them of sovereignty and hollowing out their economies.”

Sound familiar?

In September of 2006, the IMF themselves warned that the “financial markets have failed to price in the risk that any one of a host of threats to economic stability could materialize and deliver a massive shock to the world economy.” The report, “IMF: risk of global crash is increasing,” by Philip Thorton from Britain’s the Independent also stated: “And when it comes to worrying about a crash in the financial markets that could deliver a blow to the world economy, it seems that all roads lead to the US.”

You're probably asking yourself, "What does all this information have to do with the North American Union? Why do I care about European central banks giving away money like candy? Or a global crash?"

Here is my answer...

What is not to say that, if and when this global crash occurs, the governments of Mexico, Canada, and the US will come up with a plan to ‘save us’ from harsh poverty, unemployment, and hunger by creating a new, more ‘powerful’ dollar, backed by the American, Mexican, and Canadian economies, called the Amero in order to ‘compete’ with the powerful Euro in the merging ‘world market?’

Remember I am only connecting dots here. I am not implying that this will happen. I hope that I am wrong, but when you put pieces of the puzzle together and begin to see the picture you have to ask yourself, 'Is this really going to happen?' Remember, I call things the way I see it.

Then how desperate will we become when the economic crash occurs? Our generation knows nothing about harsh poverty like our great grandfathers did in 1929. We are spoiled in our capitalist riches and take for granted all of the good things we own made cheaply in repressive foreign countries. What is not to say that we will demand the Amero when a loaf of bread will cost 20 US dollars, but cost 2 Ameros? After all, NAFTA was the first step in this North American Union plan. If the US falls economically so will Mexico, and Canada.

I wonder? Was Bill right all along about these elitists?

Part 3: What can we do about it?