The Amero

Are they making room for the amero?

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Horatius said:
And also perhaps explain why you'd be trying to postpone this in the first place? Isn't the end result of all these end-time tribulations the return of the messiah and all that? Shouldn't people who actually believe this stuff be looking forward to it?
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A good point. There are those who wish to try and inflame the troubles in the middle east in order to hasten the battle or Armageddon. It is seen as doing God's work.
 
Come on , ronpaulisright, you made statements concerning Biblical predictions. We all have access to a Bible. Do you not have enough confidence in your beliefs to back them up?
I refer you to post 154 of this thread.

Let's get down to it.
Maybe you'd like to tackle the easy question first, why worry about a NAU if it will be overshadowed by pestilence, plague and the world wide reign of the antichrist?
 
albion said:
If ever proof were needed about the cultish nature of the Paulites this is it. Thankfully with their great overlord's presidential hopes dying so laughably most have stopped spamming every forum and message board on the net.
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Which is weird, because now more than ever I've been seeing "Ron Paul 2008" signs on my way to work...
 
First tentative steps on the path to rehabilitation.

Outside and in the sunlight.

Soon they'll be starting conversations, and you'll be in trouble.
 
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ronpaulisright said:
Hey all I wanted were your guys' impressions of all the secret societies. you know, skull and bones, alert pike, the federal reserve, the NAU, The amero, NWO, The rockefellers, the rothschilds, the warburgs, the bush's, the schiffs, the du ponts, the british crown, the queen of england, the trilateral commission, the CFR, bohemian grove, william cooper, louis mcfadden, the bilderberg group, the illuminati. Did i leave any secret societies out?
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It's all about the marketing nowadays. Do you think "The Rothschilds" have any cred among secret conspirators any more? It's been thirty years since their management sat down with marketing consultants who told them, look, your name sounds like a vampire family in a soap opera, you've got to modernize! "Trilateral commission?" When the meconium hits the turbine, who's going to bow down before a fiery altar and grovel to a "commission"? It sounds like some committee appointed by the local school board.

Your info is all out of date.

Let me clue you in. Listen carefully, because once I post this my life won't be worth a wooden amero, you know what I mean? So I might not get to repeat myself. Here's where the real secret mojo resides today:

1. Hanson

Did you really fall for them being "brothers?" That's just cover in case anyone accidentally sees two of them at the same time. Actually there are millions of them. Just waiting to strike.

2. The AAA

The balance of power in the US shifted to them in the 1970s. Most Americans are pathetically dependent on their cars (have you ever seen that commercial where that family is stranded in their own driveway because their automatic garage door opener isn't working?), and who has access to everyone's cars? The AAA. "Sooner or later, you'll break down," they taunt... because they know that when they push that big button, every car in the country will stop. All the mechanics know about those secret implanted devices, but they can't say anything; if their garage isn't AAA listed they'll lose their livelihoods.

3. Yankee Candle

No explanation is needed for this one, I trust. Ever hear of them ten years ago? Me neither. But now they're everywhere. Do you think that's because anyone actually uses candles? Please.

4. The 99-7 Nichrome Group

Never heard of this one, have you? Well duh. It's secret. Membership? Secret. Size? Secret. Base of operations? Secret. Goals? Secret. Methods? Secret. Since this is the only secret society that has actually managed to grasp the all-important concept of being secret, it's the one to watch. Except you can't. Because it's secret.

5. Silly Putty

Accidentally synthesized during weapons research in WWII. If there was a big fire at a refinery and Silly Putty came bubbling out, they'd evacuate for a 50 mile radius and build a special underground facility in the Nevada desert to contain the topsoil they scrape from the scene. Not only is this stuff made out of chemicals, it's rheopectic. That's a big word you don't know, so it's got to be insanely dangerous. Yet they let children all over the world buy the stuff. Only a huge conspiracy can account for that.

6. Women

There are 3.3 billion of them, and every single one of them, from the one that was just born when I typed this next comma, to the one who just died at 87 in the jungles of Borneo having never seen metal in her entire life, knows more about how the world works than you do and thinks people like you are ridiculous. They're intelligent; they're organized; they're ruthless (despite millions of them ironically being named "Ruth"); they're out there talking about you, right now. They can get closer to you more easily than any Bilderburg or Illuminatus, and they have the power to continue to deny you unpaid sex. This is the one you should fear.

Respectfully,
Myriad
 
Agent Hokulele of the Seventeenth Order: You have said far too much.

The 99-7 Nichrome will express their disappointment in the usual forceful way. You have 6 hours to put your affairs in order.

That is all.

ETA: And please wash the Sacred Spatula before its return.
 
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Myriad said:
It's all about the marketing nowadays. Do you think "The Rothschilds" have any cred among secret conspirators any more? It's been thirty years since their management sat down with marketing consultants who told them, look, your name sounds like a vampire family in a soap opera, you've got to modernize! "Trilateral commission?" When the meconium hits the turbine, who's going to bow down before a fiery altar and grovel to a "commission"? It sounds like some committee appointed by the local school board.

Your info is all out of date.

Let me clue you in. Listen carefully, because once I post this my life won't be worth a wooden amero, you know what I mean? So I might not get to repeat myself. Here's where the real secret mojo resides today:

1. Hanson

Did you really fall for them being "brothers?" That's just cover in case anyone accidentally sees two of them at the same time. Actually there are millions of them. Just waiting to strike.

2. The AAA

The balance of power in the US shifted to them in the 1970s. Most Americans are pathetically dependent on their cars (have you ever seen that commercial where that family is stranded in their own driveway because their automatic garage door opener isn't working?), and who has access to everyone's cars? The AAA. "Sooner or later, you'll break down," they taunt... because they know that when they push that big button, every car in the country will stop. All the mechanics know about those secret implanted devices, but they can't say anything; if their garage isn't AAA listed they'll lose their livelihoods.

3. Yankee Candle

No explanation is needed for this one, I trust. Ever hear of them ten years ago? Me neither. But now they're everywhere. Do you think that's because anyone actually uses candles? Please.

4. The 99-7 Nichrome Group

Never heard of this one, have you? Well duh. It's secret. Membership? Secret. Size? Secret. Base of operations? Secret. Goals? Secret. Methods? Secret. Since this is the only secret society that has actually managed to grasp the all-important concept of being secret, it's the one to watch. Except you can't. Because it's secret.

5. Silly Putty

Accidentally synthesized during weapons research in WWII. If there was a big fire at a refinery and Silly Putty came bubbling out, they'd evacuate for a 50 mile radius and build a special underground facility in the Nevada desert to contain the topsoil they scrape from the scene. Not only is this stuff made out of chemicals, it's rheopectic. That's a big word you don't know, so it's got to be insanely dangerous. Yet they let children all over the world buy the stuff. Only a huge conspiracy can account for that.

6. Women

There are 3.3 billion of them, and every single one of them, from the one that was just born when I typed this next comma, to the one who just died at 87 in the jungles of Borneo having never seen metal in her entire life, knows more about how the world works than you do and thinks people like you are ridiculous. They're intelligent; they're organized; they're ruthless (despite millions of them ironically being named "Ruth"); they're out there talking about you, right now. They can get closer to you more easily than any Bilderburg or Illuminatus, and they have the power to continue to deny you unpaid sex. This is the one you should fear.

Respectfully,
Myriad
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Damn! You had me going, there. Right up to the last couple of sentences. Women getting close to them? Yeah, sure! You're such a kidder, Myriad!
 
ronpaulisright said:
What about majestic 13 ? Ever heard of the MJ-13
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No. What's your opinion on Norteño music? The Mexican farm workers listen to it all over the southwest and I rather like it myself, but none of the radio stations around here plays it. Do you think the NAU will result in more stations playing Norteño or less? I'm sure somewhere in your research you've come across documents that examine this important question. Thanks in advance.

 
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Majestic 12 is not a hoax. There were bogus documents put forth intentionally. No but it is disputed but it is NOT a hoax.
 
ronpaulisright said:
:words: which don't explain what I meant by the Articles of Zion.
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I guess the VP of Jefferies International is a conspiracy theorist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hiPrsc9g98

The Amero like the Euro makes economic sense. In fact, it makes more sense to have a single world currency, but good luck implementing that with the blessing of the citizenry of the nations.

It's much easier to do this in back room deals with business and politicians, and incrementally build up to it.
 
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