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One World Currency Explained
Saturday, June 29, 2013 15:35
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(ALTHeadlines) One world currency refers to the expectation that a future central banking system will be used for ALL monetary transactions around the world. This centralized world bank would produce, distribute, and support a single form of money – a super currency – that would be used by everyone, regardless of nationality or location of those doing business.
Those supporting the idea of one world currency argue that it would make international business and foreign investment more appealing and easier. Those fearing the advent of one world currency see it as another step in consolidating political and financial power in the controlling hands of the few wealthy elite, and a move closer to the feared New World Order.
There already is a one world currency its called the world reserve currency which is the US dollar.. what will change is it will soon enough be replaced with one that the world bank controls then the US dollar will be just another dollar like the rest backed against special drawing rights or whatever they decide to use!