Caveat: 3/12/12
In 2008 Icelanders witnessed the end of their currency and economy. They had been a popular investment (Ponzi) center. Being well educated and understanding the fiat money scam first hand, they told everyone to get the hell out, thank you, and don't expect a check in the mail.
Over the weekend, Iceland's Prime Minister said the currency situation in Iceland "can't remain unchanged." The U. S. Dollar has been rejected as a possible new currency. As I say, Icelanders are well educated and see what fiat currency scams can do. Icelanders are looking closely at the Canadian dollar.
Iceland's largest think: "The average person [in Iceland] looks at it this way: Canada is a younger version of the U.S., Canada has more natural resources than the U.S., it's less developed, has more land, lots of water… And Canada thinks about the Arctic."
Over the weekend, Iceland's Prime Minister said the currency situation in Iceland "can't remain unchanged." The U. S. Dollar has been rejected as a possible new currency. As I say, Icelanders are well educated and see what fiat currency scams can do. Icelanders are looking closely at the Canadian dollar.
Iceland's largest think: "The average person [in Iceland] looks at it this way: Canada is a younger version of the U.S., Canada has more natural resources than the U.S., it's less developed, has more land, lots of water… And Canada thinks about the Arctic."
Labels: Canadian Dollar, Iceland
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