One World Currency Explained

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.

This combined with the current reality of biometric identity numbers being issued and tracked by data collected on your iris scan, fingerprints and photo of your face underway in various countries and in particular the targeting of the poor and uneducated in India at a tune of over 1 million people per day.

Here is a video regarding the possible forms a one world currency may take and why it is to be feared. It touches on the Hegelian Dialectic as well as the Gold Standard and various fiat currency manipulations.