North American Union Currency

Regarding the new North American Union currency, I have recently become aware of more shocking evidence beyond what Congress discussed at the closed-door session on March 13th, 2008 is true. Last week I was talking to a man who lives in Ohio, and he dropped two tidbits of information on me, one about concentration camps and another about the North American Union. For the past 15 years this man had been an engineer working in nuclear power plants. He was laid off a year ago, and now works for a temp agency. While on the job the other day he met two other engineers who had just come back from Alaska. They told him that they had spent the last six months in Alaska building a concentration camp that will hold between one and two million people. This concentration camp was a top-secret government project, and they were warned not to talk about it or take pictures of it. They took pictures with their cell phones of the barracks and the fencing around the camp and they were showing these pictures to him. Our government is obviously getting ready for a few visitors.

If you think that the idea of concentration camps is “fringy,” talk, take a quick look for yourself. All you have to do is Google “Concentration Camps in USA” on your computer, and you’ll get an eye-opening education. You can also Google “FEMA coffins” and you will see what else they have planned for us lemmings. But getting back to the engineer. The second thing he told me was about some curious labeling he saw in a Mejer store in Columbus, Ohio. Last week he went into Mejer’s to buy a package of meat. He has frequented this store for quite some time, and he often buys groceries there. Walking up to the meat department he picked up the package of meat that he wanted to buy and read the label. The label read “Product of Mexico, United States, and Canada.” He couldn’t believe his eyes. He said to himself, ”What’s this?” He put the package down and looked at all the other packages of meat to see if they were all labeled the same way. They were all labeled “Product of Mexico, United States, and Canada.” The North American Union currency is already here via the back door, and we have nothing to say about it.

The following day I was talking to a lady from Missouri, and I told her the concentration camp and the label stories. She told me that just the day before she had gone to her local Sam’s Club to buy a few things, and she saw the same labeling on many products there, “Product of Mexico, United States, and Canada.” The very next day I was talking to one of my clients in Alaska, and I told her about the concentration camp in Alaska and the product labels in the stores. She said, “You won’t believe this, but my husband and I just got done remodeling our bathroom, and we bought a new commode from the Kohler Company in Wisconsin. On the outside of the box it read, ‘Product of Mexico, United States, and Canada,’ and there were three phone numbers and instructions in three languages.”

There are obviously some pretty powerful forces behind the scenes here dictating to companies all across the country what to do and how to do it. Logical speculation might tell us that the next label might read “Product of Mexico, United States, and Canada / North American Union (NAU),” followed by “Product of the NAU.” Then will come the Amero, or North American Union currency.

Are you ready?

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