By Darren Weeks

I deeply appreciate Paul for sending me the article from Foreign Affairs, the flagship publication of the Council on Foreign Relations.

For those that may not be aware, the CFR is the U.S. offshoot of the Royal Institute for International Affairs out of England. It was of the CFR that the late Carol Quigley in Tragedy and Hope wrote,

There does exist, and has existed for a generation, an international Anglophile network which operates, to some extent, in the way the radical Right believes the Communists act. In fact, this network, which we may identify as the Round Table Group has no aversion to cooperating with the Communists, of any other groups, and frequently does so.

I know of the operations of this network because I have studied it for twenty years and was permitted for two years, in the early 1960's, to examine its papers and secret records. I have no aversion to it or to most of its aims and have, for much of my life, been close to it and to many of its instruments.

The CFR, like the Royal Institute is comprised of New World Order movers and shakers and their essays have proven to be quite prophetic. I've learned that when the CFR says something, we must pay attention. When they say something needs to happen, it often does and sometimes within a few months.

It was only March of 2005 that the CFR published their document called Building a North American Community (pdf), wherein they called for an "outer security perimeter" around Canada, Mexico, and the United States with shared military policing resources. In a matter of months, Bush had met with the leaders of Mexico and Canada and had signed the Security and Properity Partnership of North America, which effectively merges the three countries into one.

Now Ben Steil, director of international economics at the CFR, has written a bombshell article titled, The End of National Currency. In the article it says,

Global financial instability has sparked a surge in "monetary nationalism" -- the idea that countries must make and control their own currencies. But globalization and monetary nationalism are a dangerous combination, a cause of financial crises and geopolitical tension. The world needs to abandon unwanted currencies, replacing them with dollars, euros, and multinational currencies as yet unborn.

We are moving toward a single global currency, America. Like it or not, these globalists have decided that we are going to adopt an Amero for the North American Union. The U.S. dollar is no longer solvent as the world's "reserve" currency, and is certainly headed for collapse due to the strains of runaway monetary inflation created by the Federal Reserve fiat monetary banking system.

The only question left to be asked is when will the collapse of the dollar take place, causing the chaos and devastation that is needed to make the American people desperate enough to adopt the solution?

It is with this in mind, that I introduce to you The Single Global Currency Association, an organization that is dedicated to the goal of a single-global currency by the year 2024. Their website says they intend to “achieve this goal through education and persuasion.”

For those of us who understand the Hegelian Dialectic, whereby crises and conflicts are created and used to condition the people to accept changes they would ordinarily reject, one is inclined to ask, to what kind of “persuasion” are they referring? Would a complete collapse of all monetary systems and the economies around the world, and the subsequent social chaos that ensues be enough “persuasion” for the people to adopt this global currency?

The following is the association’s proposed schedule on how they would like to implement a single global currency by the year 2024.

2007 - Slovenia will join the eurozone, effective 1 January 2007. See also Implementation

2008 - Cyprus and Malta will join the eurozone, effective 1 January 2008.

2009 - Eurozone additions? Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania?

2009 - Richard Cooper's predicted implementation date for single currency among democratic industrialized nations. (a 25 year prediction from 1984 article.)

2009 - The West African Monetary Zone's five countries, Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, and Guinea, adopt their common currency, the ECO.

2009 - Eurozone additions? Slovakia ?

2010 - Eurozone additions? Czech Republic? Hungary? Poland?

2010 - The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries plan to launch their new currency. Members are: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. 2010 The East African Monetary Union is formed: Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

2011 - 50th anniversary of the publication of Robert Mundell's article in American Economic Review, "A Theory of Optimum Currency Areas"
Eurozone additions?

2012 - International conference for the establishment of a global monetary union?

2016 - Projected monetary Union for 16 Southern African countries (SADC).

2017 - A name is chosen for the single global currency after a worldwide selection process. (The name of the euro was chosen in 1995, four years before implementation.) 2018 - The Economist's predicted year of implementation of single global currency, at least among most industrialized nations. In 1988, the Economist predicted the use of a single global currency within 30 years.

2020 - June 1: Establish Global Central Bank, whether anew, or by adapting parts or all of the International Monetary Fund or World Bank.

2021 - January 1: The new single global currency is ready for use in electronic transactions.

2024 - January 1: All transactions around the world may be conducted with the new single global currency. May 1: After this date all old currencies no longer valid for commercial transactions but they may be converted into the new global currency at specified bank locations within each participating country. Currency risk ends and asset values continue to rise.

2025 - Proposed Implementation of African Monetary Union as announced by South African Reserve Bank Governor Mboweni on 22 November 2005.

2055 - Predicted date of Single Global Currency by Martin Wolf of Financial Times (in email to SGCA, 5 July 2005)

2080 to 2100 - Predicted date range of "a common currency based on the greenback". (by MacLeans magazine, Canada, 3 October 2005, cover story)

It is time for every American to get their personal house in order. The pretenses of the globalists have been discarded and it is clear that they now do not care who knows their plans, and they feel they are invencible. We have to be as ready as we can for whatever pandemonium might lie ahead.