Falling Dollar = North American Union

Glenn Beck spoke to Jerome Corsi last night about the declining dollar and the possibility of a North American Union. Beck says “its almost like we’re intentionally devaluing the dollar.” Click here to see video.

Economists Smile as The Greenback Drops
This is another article by propagandists trying to convinces us the falling dollar is a good thing. It claims that the devalued dollar will allow more U.S. exports but fails to acknowledge that the increased foreign buyouts of US companies is resulting in a decrease of U.S. sovereignty and a weaker economy, and that it also increases the power of countries like China who will now be able to manipulate our economy, our businesses, and our country.

Warren Buffett Says He’s `Still Negative’ on the U.S. Dollar

Jim Rogers Shifts Assets Out of Dollar to Buy Yuan

“The U.S. dollar is and has been the world’s reserve currency, the world’s medium of exchange,” he said. “That’s in the process of changing. The pound sterling, which used to be the world’s reserve currency, lost 80 percent of its value, top to bottom, as it went through the whole period of losing its status as the world’s reserve currency.”

The Chinese currency, known as the renminbi, or yuan, is “the best currency to buy right now,” Rogers said. “I don’t see how one can really lose on the renminbi in the next decade or so. It’s gotta go. It’s gotta triple. It’s gotta quadruple.”

. . . China, growing faster than any other major economy, is “going to be the most important country in the 21st century. . .”

2 Responses to “Falling Dollar = North American Union”

  1. the NAU is coming.

    By the way, I’d like to contact you to ask you about something, I didn’t see an e-mail anywhere on your page so if you could contact me from anywhere on my site I’d appreciate it!

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  2. [...] of gold will achieve that feat first). Of course, what’s a few hundred bucks in the face of a perpetually falling dollar. $15 billion ain’t what it used to be. Then note Yahoo! which sadly is looking more and more [...]

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