The Amero is creating quite a stir.  The proposed currency between the three nations of North America (and potentially all of the Americas) has its pros and cons, and deserves an honest evaluation based on economics, not on conspiracy theories and fears of a one world government.  As the dominant (by far) nation of the Americas, the United States has the most to lose by pegging its currency to the entire region, but there are also gains to be made, and a pressing global economy that threatens to dethrone the United States as the leader.

President Bush signed an agreement that will increase the level of cooperation among the three North American nations. In a report by Lou Dobbs, we are led to believe that this agreement is: 1. Leading to the end of US sovereignty, and 2. That a EU style union in North America would be a disastrous undertaking.  Beyond all of the misleading statements and antiquated isolationist thinking I argue, there would be real benefit to increasing cooperation on our continent.

In the fourth segment of Zeitgeist, other events in the recent past are drawn in, and the film attempts to create links between these events to implicate the government (and, in particular, the FBI and CIA) in the planning and execution of acts of terror with the goal of manipulating the public opinion in order to pass legislation, increase funding, and begin wars.The conclusion also includes a movie clip, and a sound recording of a speech given by President John F. Kennedy.The film closes with footage of the Kennedy assassination.

The third segment of Zeitgeist further examines the manner in which the three World Trade Center buildings collapsed, and seem to provide additional evidence that the the collapses were planned, rather than the result of the attacks. In addition, the failure of defense systems is shown in great detail, and again, evidence is given that indicates a conspiracy. The aftermath, and the inconsistencies of the 9/11 Commission in particular, is shown to implicate the President as involved in the conspiracy. Also, the theory of the film is shown, and we learn that the filmmakers believe the entire attack to have been a 'false flag' operation designed to manipulate public opinion.

The second segment of Zeitgeist is a step by step refutation of each of the three attacks: The Pentagon, the flight that crashed in central Pennsylvania, and the attacks in New York.The implication of the examination is that the attack in Washington and the crash in Pennsylvania, is that they did not really happen.In New York, the film proposes that the buildings were brought down intentionally, with explosives, and that this is the only explanation that fits.This section got me, and made me start to really perk up and begin to ask myself what I believed.