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The Government’s Instrument is The Amero The One World Currency.

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The influence of American money is far-reaching, with today’s dollar affecting overseas markets every day. Is the amero the one world currency?

When the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was put in place in 1994, the government’s plan for one currency in North America was set into motion.

Just as the European Union uses euros, the North American Union appears to expect to bring ameros into use around 2009 or 2010.

Many things tied to the government threaten the freedom of the American people, and one such threat is the amero the one world currency.

Plans for one world government combine one world currency with human chipping such that cash circulation will cease, and all monetary transactions will be handled through chips.

Those who control the system tied to this currency can regulate its worth, and those who make the rules can decide at any time to turn off the chips of those who would rise up against the government.

In future Presidential elections, it might make a worthy question to ask a candidate, “Is the amero the one world currency?”

It would be at least entertaining to see how candidates dodge the question.

Raising consciousness about the amero and its role in the new world order is one key factor in ensuring that the system does not subvert the will of the people.

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The Influence of the Euro

Over 320 million Europeans in 21 countries use the euro as their official currency today, making the euro the most powerful currency in the world.

Most European Union member countries use the euro, as expected, but at least a dozen member countries do not.

Even some countries like Monaco, Andorra, and Montenegro, or areas like the Vatican City, who are not European Union members, use the euro.

While countries that are new to the European Union strive to become part of the Eurozone, the group of countries using the euro, some notably familiar members of the union declined to switch.

The United Kingdom, Sweden, and Denmark are a few salient examples.

Thinking of the potential parallelisms between the implementation of the euro and that of the amero in the NAU points to significant challenges to the government.

The fragmentation of Europe’s use of the euro is akin to some states using the amero while others decline.

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Fighting Back: Demanding a Voice

The fact that these first steps toward one world government and one world currency were taken without the vote of the people points to a suspicious possibility that the government is not truly interested in what the American people have to say on these matters.

Worse is the idea that the government purposely withholds this information from the public because the new world order elite know that these measures do not support the well-being of the people.

They expect resistance, so they find ways to cut out the voting public as the middleman. Is the amero the one world currency? At the moment, it is not.

That gives the people some time to still demand a voice in the decisions surrounding its implementation.

It is difficult to say, however, whether that is the ultimate plan for the amero.

Whatever the elite decide will come to pass, unless the people become critically aware of the dangers associated with the motives behind the amero and demand a voice in the process of putting a new currency into place.

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