The end of the euro: When will it happen?
• http://www.sovereignman.com, Tim StaermoseMy 2-year old nephew in Australia loves getting postcards. He already associates me with frequent traveling.
My 2-year old nephew in Australia loves getting postcards. He already associates me with frequent traveling.
Nobody at the Federal Reserve Bank is worried about the crash of the Euro. By the time that it crashes, all the Fed bailout loans will have been consolidated under the Fed umbrella, so that the loans are owed directly to the Fed. This consolidation, in turn, is all in preparation for the roll-out of the one-world currency. It will be interesting to see how the ruble, the yen and the wan are consolidated under the Fed umbrella on time for a near-future one-world-currency roll-out.