Comments on: An Australian Equivalent of National Savings & Investments

By: Sandra

Sandra — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 04:54:52 +0000

I’m not sure about the Amero coins being genuine, but the march towards hyperinflation in America is a mathematical inevitability.

By: Chris57

Chris57 — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 05:31:14 +0000

Just for some sport, my point by point response:
“how can u call em deranged & u dont even live in the usa??????? & he does” – I was not suggesting that the commentator in the video is representative of all people in the USA, just that he represents the type of conspiracy theorists that grab gullible people’s attention from time to time. I actually thought that you provided this link for the same reason – clearly not!! Secondly, how is my not living in the US relevant? – it doesn’t make the claims any more correct nor my ability to to debunk them any less so.
Next; I did not at any stage suggest that the US is not facing serious financial and economic problems – it clearly is and these are likely to take years to resolve. Fortunately for Australia we no longer have the same level of dependence on the US that dictates how our economy reacts, although I’m sure there are many that will take issue with this.
Regarding the establishment of the NAU and the Amero, here’s a couple of links in return – http://bankling.com/2009/the-amero-currency-myths-facts-and-25-great-resources-for-further-research/ and http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_7307870
Lastly; the Amero is not a currency, despite the Denver Mint being used to mint some “coins”. It is merely a collectible at best, or even an elaborate practical joke. It has some trivial value in this context. There are also some commentators who have ascribed a notional exchange value to the Amero against the $US, however this is no more than a hypothetical exercise. Many of these have tended to assume a $US parity with the $C and that the Amero will have parity with these two currencies.

By: etch

etch — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:37:07 +0000

how can u call em deranged & u dont even live in the usa???????
& he does with heaps of financial trouble, house foreclosures ,millions jobless ,homeless etc etc etc
its not just one video ,theres heaps around on youtube

http://inflation.us/videos.html

IT COULD BE PARANOIA to some degree especially if u live in the usa
its all happening but not too widely disclosed ..usa cannot pay its way out of DEBT …u understand DEBT ,cant even pay the interest

therefore such as hence they will combine usa,canada & mexico into the north american union NAU & bring in new currency ,start afresh ,a ” FORCE de MAJOURE”.

the AMERO which is worth 2 cents on the old dollar &
by jingo thats all china & other usa”s creditors will GET

By: Chris57

Chris57 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 06:05:32 +0000

etch – I assume that have you included this hotlink to demonstrate some of the seriously deranged lunatics that exist in the USA . 60 secs of research clearly debunks the ludicrous claims being made by this fool.

By: etch

etch — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 09:42:16 +0000

merry all
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE8qodiE0x4&feature=related

By: Nickw

Nickw — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 07:50:28 +0000

Kris,

There aren’t many times I disagree with your comments but to call the UK National Health Service a 100% failure is a gross distortion of the truth and it is particularly distressing to read it on a site that I look to for exposing the worst of the hype behind the barrage of propaganda that bombards us from so many other sources.

The NHS has many problems, mainly due it is true by interference through ham fisted government interference in areas of the service that should be left to the professionals, but the immense security it brings to the vast majority of the population makes it worthwhile for most of us.