Can someone tell me if were are going to be changing our currency to the Amero?

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5 Responses to “Can someone tell me if were are going to be changing our currency to the Amero?”

1. amero says:

   December 23, 2008 at 4:16 pm

   amero

   We are *NOT* switching our currency. It’s strictly hypothetical. Nobody really believes it will actually happen.

   More info:

   We’ll start using the Amero at about the same time as we all start speaking Esperanto.
2. North American Union News says:

   December 25, 2008 at 9:39 am

   North American Union News

   Uh, no
3. amero says:

   December 28, 2008 at 12:09 pm

   North American Union News

   uhhh probably. Same thing happened in Europe, who would have tought that the proud Europe would do something like that. Here is an interesting theory:
4. amero says:

   December 29, 2008 at 4:49 am

   North American Union News

   It will never happen, and no US politician is stupid enough to seriously propose it. The conspiracy theorists say it is all being done in secret, which is, of course, ridiculous. Check Snopes.com for more on this:
   I might also point out that it took ten years from the signing of the Maastricht Treaty to the day that the Euro actually began circulating (This included every member country putting it to a vote. England, Denmark and Sweden rejected the Euro and do not use the Euro), and several countries that want to join the Euro community can’t because the economies of those countries don’t meet the membership criteria (inflation rate, amount of debt, stability of currency exchange rate). Mexico will never meet those criteria because inflation is too high, debt is too high, and the peso has dropped 20% with respect to the dollar in the last two weeks alone.
   Any treaty has to be approved by Congress to have legal standing. The conspiracy theorists seem to think that this can all happen in secret, and they can’t let go of the idea, no matter how crazy or unworkable it is. It’s a bit like telling the Pope that God doesn’t exist.

   By the way, most pre-Euro banknotes are still redeemable, even now. French Francs and Italian Lira are redeemable until 2012, and German Deutsche Marks are redeemable without time limit.
5. amero says:

   December 30, 2008 at 11:03 pm

   North American Union News

   This just came in my mail, watch it and make your own conclusions.