Amero to become USA's new currency when dollar collapses

Pictures of the new currency that will supposedly replace the US dollar have appeared on the Russian Internet. The United States is reportedly working on the new currency, the amero, which will be common for the USA, Mexico and Canada. The unstable financial situation in the world, the collapsing oil prices and the growing foreign debt of the United States may eventually crush the US dollar as the world's major currency. Needless to say that the US authorities reject the rumors and promise to keep the dollar afloat.

Amero notes have no portraits of US presidents on them and resemble the Belarussian rubles. For example, there is an image of a deer depicted on a 50-amero note, whereas a picture of a pyramid of Mexican Indians can be seen on a 100-amero note.

The amero follows the model of the European Union and its euro. It brings up the idea that the new currency can be adopted by the USA, Canada and Mexico within the scope of the North American Union, which the Bush administration established in 2005 under the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP).

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Vicente Fox confirming North American Union

That bill is fake for one reason, anyone could counterfeit it in their basements. I'm not saying the Amero is fake but the bill in that picture sure is.Big_player

Man, this conspiracy theory just will not die xaos

They look like postcards you'd send your grandmother.Jango-Bawls

lol true

Rather old, I knew of this ages ago. The pictures however are new.

On a side note, 4 months ago I wrote a long prediction on ma computah, it will be exciting to see if any of it happens.

LOL, Russian propoganda at its finest.

Anyone who believes this in any capacity knows nothing whatsoever about the market or currency in general.

Rather old, I knew of this ages ago. The pictures however are new.

On a side note, 4 months ago I wrote a long prediction on ma computah, it will be exciting to see if any of it happens.

Dark-Sithious

LOL, Russian propoganda at its finest.

Anyone who believes this in any capacity knows nothing whatsoever about the market or currency in general.

RuprechtMonkey

[QUOTE="xaos"]Man, this conspiracy theory just will not die Ultimate-Playa

LOL, Russian propoganda at its finest.

Anyone who believes this in any capacity knows nothing whatsoever about the market or currency in general.

RuprechtMonkey

[QUOTE="RuprechtMonkey"]

LOL, Russian propoganda at its finest.

Anyone who believes this in any capacity knows nothing whatsoever about the market or currency in general.

Ultimate-Playa

Vicente Fox can confirm that the USA and Canada are blowing up the moon and giving Mexico gifts of golden skyscrapers, that hardly makes it true.

If you think Vicente Fox is privy to the inner workings of either of those two enormous governments you must be insane, and if you think Russia of all places is somehow is the first nation to have their hands on a new shared NA currency you beyond insane. There is a 0% chance either the USA or Canada would enter into a shared currency agreement with Mexico, it would have tremendously devastating effects on both of those two economies. We're no more likely to enter into a common currency with Mexico then we are with Somalia.

Only a week or two ago a Russian professor was saying that the US would soon split into 4 separate countries. It's asinine propaganda.

[QUOTE="RuprechtMonkey"]

LOL, Russian propoganda at its finest.

Anyone who believes this in any capacity knows nothing whatsoever about the market or currency in general.

Tjeremiah1988

It has been talked about nuts on the internet for years, along with a billion other conspiracy theories. It originated from a far-flung theory by a Canadian professor from 1999. There is a 0% chance either the American or Canadian governments would enter into such an agreement, and no one - nobody, from either government is even considering such a thing.

I'm glad you've confirmed it to be "forrealz," and I hate to be the bearer of bad news - but it's just the perpetuated hoax of a few bored kids on the net:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/amero.asp

I wouldn't be too surprised if it happened in a few years, but those are definitely not going to be the final designs. The main reason dollar bills are green, is because green ink is cheap. Almost all currency sticks to predominantly one color, and those designs are too detailed to be made cheaply.FalcoLX

It isn't green because green ink is "cheap," it's green because of an early bill made by Abe Lincoln / US govn't that used that color so it has kept up with that tradition.

And the bills aren't just green, they use speciality inks of many colors (yellow, red, etc.) that are made to be extremely difficult to counterfeit.

[QUOTE="FalcoLX"]I wouldn't be too surprised if it happened in a few years, but those are definitely not going to be the final designs. The main reason dollar bills are green, is because green ink is cheap. Almost all currency sticks to predominantly one color, and those designs are too detailed to be made cheaply.RuprechtMonkey

It isn't green because green ink is "cheap," it's green because of an early bill made by Abe Lincoln / US govn't that used that color so it has kept up with that tradition.

And the bills aren't just green, they use speciality inks of many colors (yellow, red, etc.) that are made to be extremely difficult to counterfeit.

Why wouldnt this happen??? obviously its going to happen everyone said the same thing about the EuroZigsZags

[QUOTE="FalcoLX"]I wouldn't be too surprised if it happened in a few years, but those are definitely not going to be the final designs. The main reason dollar bills are green, is because green ink is cheap. Almost all currency sticks to predominantly one color, and those designs are too detailed to be made cheaply.RuprechtMonkey

It isn't green because green ink is "cheap," it's green because of an early bill made by Abe Lincoln / US govn't that used that color so it has kept up with that tradition.

And the bills aren't just green, they use speciality inks of many colors (yellow, red, etc.) that are made to be extremely difficult to counterfeit.

[QUOTE="ZigsZags"]Why wouldnt this happen??? obviously its going to happen everyone said the same thing about the Euroxaos

sorry for douple post :(

[QUOTE="RuprechtMonkey"]

[QUOTE="FalcoLX"]I wouldn't be too surprised if it happened in a few years, but those are definitely not going to be the final designs. The main reason dollar bills are green, is because green ink is cheap. Almost all currency sticks to predominantly one color, and those designs are too detailed to be made cheaply.FalcoLX

It isn't green because green ink is "cheap," it's green because of an early bill made by Abe Lincoln / US govn't that used that color so it has kept up with that tradition.

And the bills aren't just green, they use speciality inks of many colors (yellow, red, etc.) that are made to be extremely difficult to counterfeit.

Where are you getting that from?

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="ZigsZags"]Why wouldnt this happen??? obviously its going to happen everyone said the same thing about the EuroZigsZags

sorry for douple post :(

but my guess it in 5-10 years we will have new currency

ZigsZags

Not. Going. To. Happen.

There would be absolutely no benefit to the United States. None. It would only have a negative impact, an enormous negative impact. Why would the United States enter into such an agreement? It would have just as much of a negative impact on Canada as well, and apart from the immediate negative impacts on their economy they would likely lose control over their own economic sovereignty if they shared a currency with the US (the US, being a much larger economy, would have much more control.) Why would they do that?

People in this thread have no concept whatsoever of what doing such a thing would involve, and what sort of impact it would have (beyond saying "IT's true, or "in 10 years there'll be another currency.") We're more likely to be living on Saturn in the next 10 years than we are to be sharing a common currency with Mexico.

I wouldn't be too surprised if it happened in a few years, but those are definitely not going to be the final designs. The main reason dollar bills are green, is because green ink is cheap. Almost all currency sticks to predominantly one color, and those designs are too detailed to be made cheaply.FalcoLX

are you kidding me? we cant have a north american union... european union has worked yes.. but the balance of power for them was similiar.... we are the most powerful nation in the world the united states... canada and mexico would just be a burden on the us. just more outsourced jobs ect.HookedOnKiLLing

Seriously, think about it. Does it make sense? We're currently trying to build a giant fence between the US and Mexico and yet for some reason, we're going to unify our currency with theirs and Canada?

Not a snowball's chance.

Yeah, as if Canada and Mexico would want to share an economy with a collapsed dollar.CptJSparrow