Oh boy oh boy

the one world government thing doesn't sound so nuts now huh?

Would you like to buy a one ounce gold coin for 50 bucks Mr.American.. No thanks.

As interesting as this might be, I have not been able to find anything at all except copies of the OP's quote. And the link is to a cached page, the original is no longer there. Anyone find any other sources?

I wouldn’t worry about the immediate impact of this. It’s much like the American Eagle Cold Coins in who the heck can afford them? Where the heck would you spend them? How the heck can stores set a fluctuating rate and actually make change on them, and what change would they be paid in?

It’s a way for the U.N. to get in on the commemorative precious metals coin market and to start getting into the currency business from a marketing standpoint but that’s about it. 20.00 gold coin at today’s gold rates would have to be about the smallest coin ever made. Even a 100.00 gold coin would be amazingly small, and it’s doubtful too many people would find a practical everyday use for them.

Some collectors, a few investors, some well intentioned parents buying a keepsake of value for their kids would be about the limit of that market, can you say Susan B. Anthony Dollar? What about the infamous Two Dollar Bill that not too long ago a man tried to spend one at a local Burger King and the cashier called the police thinking it was some kind of counterfeit after refusing to accept it, I wouldn’t loose any sleep over this one.

Remember the New World Order has it’s share of incompetent bad idea people too!

I wouldn't mind a "One world Currency" if it was indeed Bullion .. I don't really care who's logo is on it, the Nation with the most coins is the big cheese.. ah yes, then we can go back to the days of pillaging other nations for their coffers, leaving a swath of destitute waste in our paths for shiny coins and pretty rocks.

But no seriously.. or maybe the above is serious.. I'm all for a One World Currency based on Gold/Silver.. before "Fiat" money (for lack of a better term since Gold is indeed a Fiat currency) Gold and Silver were Internationally recognized forms of currency .. who ever owned the coin simply put their own face on it. unfortunately with a Gold Standard... you cannot have a National Deficit.. simply doesn't work.. it's why we moved off the Gold Standard to begin with.

Gold and silver are already the "One world currency" and have been since coinage has existed.

The UN or anyone stamping their name on the coin changes nothing. One ounce of gold is still one ounce of Gold whether it says Mickey Mouse on it or the Austrian mint.

[edit on 24/12/09 by MikeboydUS]

Man, a 10 dollar gold coin just doesn't have the same buying power any............more. As for me, if a coin doesn't have New World Unit engraved on it, it ain't authentic and I won't accept the others in payment. just saying.............

Nice Meesterjojo, just what needed to be said.
This whole post is absolute nonsense. The article's first graph has nothing to do with the graphs that follow, and there's no-one at the Fed named Pat Paulsen, and I can't find any corroborating evidence on the U.N. web site.
Silly stuff, and not up to usual ATS standards.

[edit on 24-12-2009 by kenochs]

In a way, this could be a stroke of genius on the part of the NWO. Commonly, those people who are aware of and oppose the NWO are the same people who hold gold and silver. What better way to 'bring them round' to the idea of one-world currency than to use the form of currency which will likely make these 'dissenters', these thorns-in-the-NWO's-side, filthy rich?

The link takes you to "Blank Page" and AVG found a threat. The link should be removed by a mod if there really is a threat.

Is it just me, or does anyone else ever get the feeling some posters don't want a story to get out?

It may be a sign this deserves much closer examination.

Looking forward to what other posters dig up...