New World Order/Economy

What’s been interesting to watch throughout this financial crisis is the global reach of our mortage meltdown and the consequences our actions have brought upon other countries curriency’s (Iceland teeters on brink of bankruptcy).  I know Iceland is small, “home to just 320,000 people on a territory the size of Kentucky, Iceland (but it) has a formidable international reach because of an outsized banking sector that set out with Viking confidence to conquer swaths of the British economy _ from fashion retailers to top soccer teams. The strategy gave Icelanders one of the world’s highest per capita incomes. But now they are watching helplessly as their economy implodes _ their currency losing almost half its value, and their heavily exposed banks collapsing under the weight of debts incurred by lending in the boom times.”  So it’s all smiles in Iceland.  Side note: Anyone else pick up on the phrase “Viking confidence,” I love it.  How about when China is out there destroying it’s environment, creating new massive public works type projects, and growing their economy at record rates we start referring to this industrious fortitude as “Mongolian confidence.”

Billionaire and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg doesn’t think the financial crisis can be fixed by just one country. “Bloomberg says current problems are so grave that no one country can solve them alone.” So how far down the rabbit hole have we tumbled?

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is calling for one world financial system to help us steer out of this “crisis.” President Sarkozy is asking for, “a real and complete reform of the international financial system.” He said, “all actors” must be supervised, including credit-rating firms and hedge funds. Executive-pay systems must also be reviewed, he said.  We want a new world to come out of this,” Sarkozy said. We want to set up the basis for a capitalism of entrepreneurs, not speculators.”

Even the US Federal Reserve has gotten into the mix, “in a rare coordinated move, the Federal Reserve and other major central banks from around the world slashed interest rates Wednesday to prevent a mushrooming financial crisis from becoming a global economic meltdown.”

Added together these statements, various actions taken, etc can lead to the possible conclusion that there’s a coordinated effort to move to a one world economy, utilizing the current economic conditions to facilitate a rapid move.  We’ve already seen the AMERO agreement happen right behind our backs.  This would necessarily suprise me.  Check out www.Amerocurrency.com for more information.  Although admittedly this about as big of a stretch as a black man becoming President.  Oh wait, that’s about to happen.

Analyst’s have been saying that a collapsing dollar would likely result in “Amero” since 2006. The idea is reduce the value of the dollar down to that of the peso and the integration of currencies is a lot easier.