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Question by Suzi♥Bâ„"u: How do you feel about a "One World" Currency? I am currently tuned into the O'Reilly Factor on Fox News. Bill O'Reilly and Neil Cavuto, VP of Fox News, are discussing the pros and cons of a "one world" currency. How do you feel about a "one world" currency? Best answer for How do you feel about a "One World" Currency?:
Answer by Boomer Wisdom
I'm all for it, as long as I'm alive and my picture is on the front. (One good major war, and that currency will be immediately replaced by both sides...)
Answer by Joseph R
Bad idea. I think it would give too much power to a very select few.
Answer by timaa
It would be nice but waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to dificult to attain. the arabians and iranians dont want anything to do with us except war, wy would you think they would want to trade with us
Answer by Doug R
terrible idea. look at the difficulties the EU have had. Image if every country tried to use the same currency. another bad obama moment trying to buy other countries attention by siding with their plans to hurt the US
Answer by commanderx777
I'm a bit of a conspiracy therorist and think it's a prelude to a new world order...it is a sign of the terrible things to come.Currency is what makes each country unique.I'm NOT for this whole "world" currency.
Answer by SKCave
One World Currency? No way. That would bring us one step closer to world domination by one figure - the Mark being tattooed on our hands or heads - the Antichrist.
Answer by Zee-ster
"Give me control of the money and I care not who makes the laws." I'm against it. Woodrow Wilson signed into law the Federal Reserve, which took away our constitutional right to coin our own money and gave it to private bankers with no accountability to us, and later said he regretted doing this because it put us in control of a shadowy elite. One world currency is an essential part of one world rule which is the consolidation of power into the hands of a few. We will lose control of our monetary policy and industry if we do this & become serfs. Very very bad idea.
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Published October 10, 2012
Associated Press
JOHANNESBURG â€"  South Africa's Film and Publication Board declassifies a painting that showed the genitals of the country's president.
The board's spokesman, Prince Mlimandlela Ndamase, said Wednesday that artist Brett Murray's "The Spear" â€" which outraged supporters of President Jacob Zuma when it was displayed early this year at Johannesburg's Goodman Gallery â€" is no longer deemed an offense to public taste.
The painting was condemned by the ruling ANC and Zuma himself said in court documents that the artwork ridiculed him and undermined his constitutional right to dignity. But the gallery and the artist countered that freedom of expression was at stake, too.
The painting was later taken down after two men defaced it with paint, claiming they were acting to defend Zuma.
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