[VOA]

I don't know macroeconomics from shinola...
but I'm getting the feeling that the Democratic Party/Anti-War/Anti-Dubya
partisans are going to make the "Clinton-Conspiracy" extremists look
very, very sane.

[lilylangtree]

Something similar was reported on a radio show called "Goldline" about 8 weeks ago. That the EU is fed up with having to trade in dollars. And Mexico was having a fire sale to unload dollars. Plus in June or July some countries (2 or 3) automatically switch to trading in dinars. Apparently, in the world market in order to trade, dollars is the currency, which in turn makes the US stronger financially. However, the EU and others are trying to break that tradition. Don't entirely discount this info. It's worth watching.

[Republican Wildcat]

Here's another one. You can leave feeback on their forum below the article (click on source link).

[Former Proud Canadian]

This kid spent 16 years becoming educated and came to this conclusion? Something is very, very wrong here.

[Publius6961]

It's way too complicated for this useful idiot.
That move was not Iraq's.
Clearly it was the pressure from the two self-perceived strongest members of the E.U.

I'll let the readers guess who that might be... he he he.

The "prestige" factor alone would maintain their illusions.