The E-Sylum:  Volume 10, Number 36, September 10, 2007, Article 23

CONSPIRACY THEORISTS HOME IN ON AMERO FANTASY COINS

[Daniel Carr's fantasy Amero coins have been picked up on by
conspiracy theorists as "proof" that "they" are planning to do an
end-run around the U.S. Constitution and create a European Union
style North American unity government.  They cite unnamed Treasury
officials "leaking" word that the U.S. Mint in Denver is secretly
minting Amero coins.  They show images of the Carr fantasies as
proof.  Follow the links and compare the coins yourself.
-Editor]

"What prompted my interest in the issue was money: I was sent
professional images of actual AMERO coins by someone in the US
Treasury! The person included a note saying they like my radio
show and are frightened by what's been going on in secret within
our government.

"This Treasury Department person was outraged that our country was
beginning to coin money as part of a merger that would do away with
our country, via a merger the American public knew nothing about!

"I reached out to the person in the Treasury who first alerted me
to the coins. That person told me "The shit hit the fan around here
when your story ran." The person went on to say "They told everyone
in all the Mints that anyone revealing information about the AMERO
would be fired and perhaps even criminally prosecuted for
endangering national security."

"Today, I received a single 20 AMERO coin in the mail. A real coin.
Real metal, really MINTED by the US Mint in Denver, CO. The proof
that it is being Minted in Denver is that the coin is stamped with
the Mint Identity letter "D" on the bottom right of the side with
the eagle just like regular US coins already in circulation today!"

To read the complete article, see: Full Story

 THE AMERO: A EURO-STYLE CURRENCY FOR NORTH AMERICA?
 esylum_v10n21a20.html
 DANIEL CARR CREATES PARODY "GODLESS DOLLARS"
 esylum_v10n33a22.html

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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