One Step Closer to the Amero: Threat of a North American Union

It was just announced on Friday, 5 December 2008, that a summit of Central American leaders “agreed to adopt a common regional currency and passport, among other measures to bolster regional integration in the face of global financial uncertainty.”

“The eight leaders vowed to promote ‘a regional conscience that instills people with a sense of identity and belonging to a united Central American region,’ including ‘perfecting the issue of a Central American passport and the adoption of a single Central American currency.’

“They also resolved to ‘standardize laws’ in the immigration, education and security sectors ‘that will give greater cohesion to Central American integration and that ensure citizens the benefits of that integration.’”

This announcement complies with plans from central banks from around the world to merge the conomies of neighboring countries, standardizing laws in “immigration, education and security sectors ‘that will give greater cohesion” during this transition, ensuring that centralized governments will maintain control and power over their citizens. Read more...