Amero to become USA’s new currency when dollar collapses. -Really!

[Suriel]

The brochure under the 50 only talks about the United States so far all I have been able to make out is the 4th line which could be "...path is damaging to future U.S. banking standrads  This..."  the 5th line "because interest rates have been at historic lowes in recent years..." the 6th line "...extraordinarlily cheap.  However, it would be irresonsable for..."  and the 8th line "...United States to (bank(?)) on these low rates.  As soon as the...".

[nofakenews]

on the brochure and the 20 bill, the building looks like the Canadian parlament

That would be the canadian peace tower.

[Tsul777]

More funny money:

[Suriel]

The brochure under it could have been a temlate used to make fake ameros.  I looked at it and the 20 and the 50 and the images seem to line up with each other. 

[Amd304912]

Who is the "Bank of North America"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popular,_Inc.

noreagas old bank.

Congress in 1781 incorporated the Bank of North America.
Jefferson disapproved of its action, stating that the Government
had no power to do so. He wanted the money to be issued by the
Government and made a legal tender.

http://www.archive.org/stream/disastrousfinanc00gillrich/disastrousfinanc00gillrich_djvu.txt

[nofakenews]

The full text you could not read image high res found on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/8152235@N02/490409556

[nofakenews]

Looks like I may have exposed the source too  "Proposed designs of Herbert Grubel's Amero"

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[chris jones]

I find it difficult to pass this off as tender, but who knows, the insanity ravaging this mation is beyond my comprehension.

Kennedy was right, silver. Coin it, use it, the power disgreed with Jack, not only against his heresy and betrayal, ( imagine money worth its true value). can!t have that. Printed paper with all of its finery and rhetoric is KING of the mountain of power. So says the power. Printing presses punch it out by the billions, now thats economy.

My curiosity is aroused, didn't the US have gold stockpiled, silver etc.
I wonder where its all gone to. Fort Knox, highly unlickely, perhaps a goodly portion  has gone its on way to the masters vaults.