
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1954933468700958565&hl=es
hope that anyone with knowledge can tell us how true is this Amero thing.

1. A good leader may not be humble but at least he should not be boastful.
2. He must be prepared to accept responsibilities but should not be too pushy and insistent on taking the lead.
3. He should not seek to blame others for failures but to admit his own culpability. He should not point fingers or seek scapegoats.
4. He should be modest and not seek praise and glory.
5. He should know how to handle his followers as much as his superiors. He must be sensitive to the sensitivities of others.
6. He should be willing to do what he expects others to do. He should uphold the slogan of leadership by example.
7. He should be learned and more intelligent at least by comparison to the people he leads.
By Samra Arshad
2 comments:
Salam Tunku
My take , the large percentage of USD is held in the form of claims against the US Government via holdings in US Treasury Bonds and Bills.
As for creating a new currency to replace the existing US Dollar in the way that Hal Turner is suggesting is a bit far fetched.
And to start issuing coins instead of paper...mmmm not too practical if one currency is losing value then they will typically issue a LARGER Note example a 1000 or a 10000 instead of coins (remember duit pokok pisang by the Jap or the Nigerian Billion Dollar note)
so overall tak masuk akal
thanks satD,
anyway the best is not to use or to keep usd.
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