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A Truly Global Currency Is Coming

A Truly Global Currency Is Coming Spirit of Famed Economist through Robert Shapiro

I’m going to address a current situation, if you don’t mind. I am a being, a spirit, if you would, of a famed economist in the past—that’s all I’m going to say. I want to reassure people in your times. I know you are going through some difficulties with the value of things and that for a long time, specie—otherwise known as money—has been circulating as a substitute for the old forms of exchange, which is barter or trade, and that has made commercial interaction much more convenient. But now your planet is unifying—though it may not be completely obvious—and as a result of the unification process, you are easing toward a global currency. I know some of you are worried and are taking money out of the banks and so on, but I do not expect banks to fail. Perhaps the odd weak bank might, but most likely, this will be safe. You see, right now, even with countries that are not particularly friendly toward each other and are definitely competitive, you have a global business community.

The big problem—the real struggle going on politically right now in economics is currency. And there are battles with that— not physical fisticuffs or anything, but there are serious problems. You need more than just a standardized currency, meaning whatever is popular; you must have a genuine global currency. For a time, people wanted to say, “Well, we could have some kind of silver or gold,” but really there is too much claim on those precious metals for other purposes, some of which are industrial, which cannot be replaced by anything else and of course some of which are decorative, and the desire for the uses for it decoratively is not going to go away any time soon.

So it makes much more sense to have a global currency that is not associated with any single country—meaning it won’t be the euro; it won’t be the yen; it won’t be the drachma. It will be something new. What will occur will be something along this line: It will be something that the banks and governments will get together. They’ve already done that and have said, “We’ve got to have this.” And what will happen is that nobody will lose any money. Your money is going to be safe in the banks, but you’ll essentially wind up getting an exchange rate, okay? This will take a few years to work out, and the global currency will not be with you probably for at least six or seven years, but it’s actually needed right now. And when you have this global currency, not just something that you’re told you must have, you’ll all breathe a sigh of relief—everybody.

Even if you’re buying a cup of coffee in Paris or in anyplace else like Boston, you’ll say, “Why didn’t they do this years ago?” because it’s so sensible. Europe has gotten together and formed the currency for a wide area across countries. Even though the Euro’s struggling a bit now, it will become more steady, as will all currencies toward the end of this month or early next month. But these are all preparatory situations. Once the global currency is established, then you will be able to trade easily and comfortably, and everybody will know what the value of anything is based on a single currency.

It’s coming. So I want to assure you that it will be all right. Please do not [chuckles] try to bring down your banks with the best of intentions. Having money in the bank is a good thing, and the banks will not cheat you. If you’re worried about it, you can check up on it. You know how much you have in there, and you’ll get your fair exchange of the new currency. This will be something that’s talked of in the United Nations, but ultimately, it will be resolved by the global business community and the governments, and everybody will be happy with it. So don’t worry about that. I wanted to come through and say that. All right?

A Global Currency Will Bring Stability

Like you said, why didn’t they do that years ago?

Well, they would have loved to have done it years ago, but years ago, the competition and the struggle between systems of politics were so extreme and there wasn’t any uniting factor. But now, regardless of political systems, you have something in place called “fair trade” that’s going on between countries. And even if a country is competitive based on nationalism or religion or political system, there’s still the recognition that global trade and business is a good thing. This is the foundation of your unification.

Ultimately, it won’t be how the planet goes as a human race and becomes spiritually aware and everybody loving and all that. This is going to take a few years. But in terms of your initial organization and structure, it’s now possible. You don’t have to wait any longer, because the common interest of the business community and every single person who uses and/or benefits from money—which is just about everybody—is going to be in agreement that this is a good thing.

This will bring about the stability of governments, the stability of societies, and of course the stability and predictability of conditions so people can make plans. They can say, “I want to send my sons and daughters to college. I want to plan ahead so I can buy a house. I want to pay off my mortgage. I want my family to be happier and live better than I did.” In short, people can make shortand long-range plans, and they can be dependable because you have global, political, financial, and economical stability. So I wanted to reassure you and it is all coming now— there’s nothing you have to do. It is in place; as a citizen, you don’t have to do anything. It’s being resolved right now. So don’t let all of the fuss and the upset and the worry about the dollar and the euro and every other currency bother you.

We love to get news like this, because money and credit and deficits are a big struggle for many countries now.

They are a struggle, and most of the governments in the world—pretty soon it will be all—really do want this, and almost all the governments, to say nothing of the global business community that desperately want it, will welcome it. Initially, there will be some fussing about how it should be this currency and that currency, and that’s really what’s been holding it up, but ultimately, everybody’s going to recognize that this is about self-interest for everybody, not just the global business community. This is about people having stability in their society and being able to make plans and see them come to fruition. So everybody is going to benefit.

Common Exchange Will Allow Long-Range Plans

That must give you pleasure to be able to say that. Can you say anything about who you are?

I want to keep it simple. I’ll just say I lived a physical life a couple of hundred years ago, and that’s all I’m going to say about that.

I’ve been interested because I spoke about these matters years ago and felt then not very differently than I do now—that what was holding back trade was not having a common means of exchange that could be planned ahead for, because no matter how good you are at farming—in my time on Earth—crops could not be absolutely depended on. There was no irrigation and so on as you know it today, so you had to just hope. You couldn’t make long-range plans, and that was the problem. But now you have all kinds of technology and you can make long-range plans.

You just need to have a convenient way for everybody to communicate, and there will be a general global language that will continue to evolve, and it will be partly English and partly other people’s languages, and it will come to be known as the business language. It will be sort of a mix of a lot of things, and eventually it will evolve into something that people will not understand unless they’re part of the global business community. This has already begun. So I would say that, generally speaking, things are looking up.

What is your job or your interest?

 

I just wanted to come through and reassure people that as chaotic as things are now and as disorganized as they seem to be, it’s just temporary. You know, if you, even in your family, decide to do things differently, everybody tends to do things the old way for a while because they forget, and so things are a bit chaotic for a time. But then you start to discover things that you like about what you’re doing differently, about the new thing that you’re doing, and the more you discover that you like it, the more you do it.

Generally, the children adapt to it more quickly, and it’s the same way with this. Now in your world, you find that young people are communicating globally on their various Internet things. They adapted to that new technology and embraced it almost immediately. It’s the same in the family, and it’s not that different in governments and in business. Initially the young go for the new idea strongly, but the old are still in power, so they take a little time to catch on and realize that “hey, the world is changing and things are getting better.

 

We have to acknowledge it and embrace it, and we can still

I’m going to address a current situation, if you don’t mind. I am a being, a spirit, if you would, of a famed economist in the past—that’s all I’m going to say. I want to reassure people in your times. I know you are going through some difficulties with the value of things and that for a long time, specie—otherwise known as money—has been circulating as a substitute for the old forms of exchange, which is barter or trade, and that has made commercial interaction much more convenient. But now your planet is unifying—though it may not be completely obvious—and as a result of the unification process, you are easing toward a global currency. I know some of you are worried and are taking money out of the banks and so on, but I do not expect banks to fail. Perhaps the odd weak bank might, but most likely, this will be safe. You see, right now, even with countries that are not particularly friendly toward each other and are definitely competitive, you have a global business community.

The big problem—the real struggle going on politically right now in economics is currency. And there are battles with that— not physical fisticuffs or anything, but there are serious problems. You need more than just a standardized currency, meaning whatever is popular; you must have a genuine global currency. For a time, people wanted to say, “Well, we could have some kind of silver or gold,” but really there is too much claim on those precious metals for other purposes, some of which are industrial, which cannot be replaced by anything else and of course some of which are decorative, and the desire for the uses for it decoratively is not going to go away any time soon.

So it makes much more sense to have a global currency that is not associated with any single country—meaning it won’t be the euro; it won’t be the yen; it won’t be the drachma. It will be something new. What will occur will be something along this line: It will be something that the banks and governments will get together. They’ve already done that and have said, “We’ve got to have this.” And what will happen is that nobody will lose any money. Your money is going to be safe in the banks, but you’ll essentially wind up getting an exchange rate, okay? This will take a few years to work out, and the global currency will not be with you probably for at least six or seven years, but it’s actually needed right now. And when you have this global currency, not just something that you’re told you must have, you’ll all breathe a sigh of relief—everybody.

Even if you’re buying a cup of coffee in Paris or in anyplace else like Boston, you’ll say, “Why didn’t they do this years ago?” because it’s so sensible. Europe has gotten together and formed the currency for a wide area across countries. Even though the Euro’s struggling a bit now, it will become more steady, as will all currencies toward the end of this month or early next month. But these are all preparatory situations. Once the global currency is established, then you will be able to trade easily and comfortably, and everybody will know what the value of anything is based on a single currency.

It’s coming. So I want to assure you that it will be all right. Please do not [chuckles] try to bring down your banks with the best of intentions. Having money in the bank is a good thing, and the banks will not cheat you. If you’re worried about it, you can check up on it. You know how much you have in there, and you’ll get your fair exchange of the new currency. This will be something that’s talked of in the United Nations, but ultimately, it will be resolved by the global business community and the governments, and everybody will be happy with it. So don’t worry about that. I wanted to come through and say that. All right?

A Global Currency Will Bring Stability

Like you said, why didn’t they do that years ago?

Well, they would have loved to have done it years ago, but years ago, the competition and the struggle between systems of politics were so extreme and there wasn’t any uniting factor. But now, regardless of political systems, you have something in place called “fair trade” that’s going on between countries. And even if a country is competitive based on nationalism or religion or political system, there’s still the recognition that global trade and business is a good thing. This is the foundation of your unification.

Ultimately, it won’t be how the planet goes as a human race and becomes spiritually aware and everybody loving and all that. This is going to take a few years. But in terms of your initial organization and structure, it’s now possible. You don’t have to wait any longer, because the common interest of the business community and every single person who uses and/or benefits from money—which is just about everybody—is going to be in agreement that this is a good thing.

This will bring about the stability of governments, the stability of societies, and of course the stability and predictability of conditions so people can make plans. They can say, “I want to send my sons and daughters to college. I want to plan ahead so I can buy a house. I want to pay off my mortgage. I want my family to be happier and live better than I did.” In short, people can make shortand long-range plans, and they can be dependable because you have global, political, financial, and economical stability. So I wanted to reassure you and it is all coming now— there’s nothing you have to do. It is in place; as a citizen, you don’t have to do anything. It’s being resolved right now. So don’t let all of the fuss and the upset and the orry about the dollar and the euro and every other currency bother you.

We love to get news like this, because money and credit and deficits are a big struggle for many countries now.

They are a struggle, and most of the governments in the world—pretty soon it will be all—really do want this, and almost all the governments, to say nothing of the global business community that desperately want it, will welcome it. Initially, there will be some fussing about how it should be this currency and that currency, and that’s really what’s been holding it up, but ultimately, everybody’s going to recognize that this is about self-interest for everybody, not just the global business community. This is about people having stability in their society and being able to make plans and see them come to fruition. So everybody is going to benefit.

 

Common Exchange Will Allow Long-Range Plans

That must give you pleasure to be able to say that. Can you say anything about who you are?

I want to keep it simple. I’ll just say I lived a physical life a couple of hundred years ago, and that’s all I’m going to say about that.

I’ve been interested because I spoke about these matters years ago and felt then not very differently than I do now—that what was holding back trade was not having a common means of exchange that could be planned ahead for, because no matter how good you are at farming—in my time on Earth—crops could not be absolutely depended on. There was no irrigation and so on as you know it today, so you had to just hope. You couldn’t make long-range plans, and that was the problem. But now you have all kinds of technology and you can make long-range plans.

You just need to have a convenient way for everybody to communicate, and there will be a general global language that will continue to evolve, and it will be partly English and partly other people’s languages, and it will come to be known as the business language. It will be sort of a mix of a lot of things, and eventually it will evolve into something that people will not understand unless they’re part of the global business community. This has already begun. So I would say that, generally speaking, things are looking up.

What is your job or your interest?

 

I just wanted to come through and reassure people that as chaotic as things are now and as disorganized as they seem to be, it’s just temporary. You know, if you, even in your family, decide to do things differently, everybody tends to do things the old way for a while because they forget, and so things are a bit chaotic for a time. But then you start to discover things that you like about what you’re doing differently, about the new thing that you’re doing, and the more you discover that you like it, the more you do it.

Generally, the children adapt to it more quickly, and it’s the same way with this. Now in your world, you find that young people are communicating globally on their various Internet things. They adapted to that new technology and embraced it almost immediately. It’s the same in the family, and it’s not that different in governments and in business. Initially the young go for the new idea strongly, but the old are still in power, so they take a little time to catch on and realize that “hey, the world is changing and things are getting better.

 

We have to acknowledge it and embrace it, and we can still be influential, but maybe we kind of have to stand back a couple paces and let these young people reorganize things.” That’s what’s coming. So I just wanted to come through today and reassure you because I know there’s a lot of confusion and discomfort and so on, but it’s going to get better very soon. Good night.

be influential, but maybe we kind of have to stand back a couple paces and let these young people reorganize things.” That’s what’s coming. So I just wanted to come through today and reassure you because I know there’s a lot of confusion and discomfort and so on, but it’s going to get better very soon. Good night.

 

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