"Executive Branch Of State Corporate Rule" Of North America To Begin 2007

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The Security And Prosperity Partnership Places One's Life Savings At Great Risk

Jan Allen -- 321Gold.com

Summary:

The Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) was signed at Baylor University March 23, 2005; it is the plan to replace existing governments with state corporate rule over the entire North America continent.

At the Cancun Summit, March 31, 2006, the presidents of Canada, the United States and Mexico called for the "trilateral regulatory cooperation framework" -- the "executive branch of state corporate rule" to be in place by 2007.

New North American governance will be hyperinflationary with the dollar eventually becoming worthless. One is wise to transfer all of one's wealth out of fiat investments (stocks, bonds, money market accounts, and ETFs) to the physical security of gold.

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http://www.321gold.com/editorials/allen/allen082406.html

[northernsoul]

1. take what these goldbugs tell you with a grain of salt

I agree that some holdings in gold would be prudent at this point, but this sounds like sheer paranoia and hyperbole from somebody who is trying to sell something. Caveat emptor.

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3. Sure -- It's A Goldbug Story

But that's not what I find interesting. It is the political framework that he clearly cites in his story. This story rings true to me.

But, indeed, take it with a grain of salt. : )

[Howardx]

2. does jan allen sell gold?

n/t

[Tace]

4. I Don't Know If He Sells Gold, Or If He Provides Advisory Services

He's definitely got an angle.

But, I'm not trying to sell gold. It's the other stuff in the article that I find very interesting, although I also happen to think he's on target re gold. However, I suppose governments could take steps to outlaw personal gold holdings, like FDR did. He impounded everyone's gold in the United States, so there's clear precedence.

[Howardx]

5. i didnt think you were up to anything

just these days you gotta look at the all the angles

[Odin2005]

6. I get the feeling that a lot of these pro-gold articles are made by...

...gold-trading professionals wanting your money and/or by Libertarian/Anarcho-Capitalist kooks.