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  • I was disappointed with the program as well. Some good stuff, but in the end it reminded me of History Channel's other show, "Prophets of Doom". The show had the always great Michael Ruppert talking about fiat money, CIA drug running, peak oil / credit, but mucked things up with some very strange man speaking about how robots powered by self-aware AI, will destroy humanity. That show lost me there.

  • Bill,

    Saw the show on my DVR. Thought they tried alot of mis-information on it. Like the tieing in with UFO's over the depository, only proof was a report back from the 40's. With the tieing in of that, made it look like some form of conspiracy theory that the vaults are empty. Which we do not know and cannot confirm.

  • @Kahoki407 -- I know. There was a lot of dumb, sensational and off-the-mark stuff, but they were trying to fill up an hour. From my perspective, however, there was some really spectacular stuff like the color film of the 1974 Mary Brooks "peek".

  • @Kahoki407 -- Yes, that was a big disappointment.

  • @bstill3

    Grats on the 2nd place finish

  • A silver standard would be the best thing to happen for John Q. Public. That and a tightly regulated printing press at the U.S. Treasury. Mexico has hinted that they may explore initiating a silver standard. With so much silver in Mexico it no doubt could be done successfully.

  • @clearasvodka -- no commodity money -- value money -- can possibly serve the public interest. Why? Because it can and will be traded electronically and the quantity manipulated by the richest folks in the world.

  • I have a feeling that the gold went to big banks and they are trying to start a new gold backed credit (fractional gold reserve system). In which case deflation is not to be worried since the system will remain the same as they will make more credit then the gold they have. In essence taking away the power of the Fed reserve and distributing it to the new banks in charge.

  • Hey Bill.

    Saw the show last night on H2 with my dad. Thought you and the show were great! Will keep spreading the message with your help. Thanks.

  • Hello Bill,

    Are you familiar with Mike Montagne's Mathematically Perfected Economy system?

    If not, you can web search it.

    What are your thoughts on it.

    How would your system compare to it?

    Thanks

  • @iofthewizard -- I've heard of it. I've seen him on YouTube, but he's hard to follow. On top of that, he claims that I'm just mimicking him. I'd never heard of the guy until a year ago. But no, I haven't had time to study this.

  • Bill - you're awesome! Money Masters - incredible.

  • I thought one big chunk of the money we need to create would go to the State's and the States' expenditures like defense, infrastructure and necessary welfare. The rest should basically be distributed to small businesses. The problem today is that no new money goes to productive activity, 100 of trillions for just gambling, a lot of the rest goes to mega-corps, you know the story.

  • I have read part of Jim Rickards book Currency Wars and he claims the gold standard failed because they pegged it to the currency at too low a price. I'm STILL learning, don't flame me too crispy.

  • @KonaChuck22 -- read my book. Gold will never work, has never worked to promote freedom, liberty or the middle class. It is concentrated money and therefore will always be the exclusive perview of the wealthy. Is that what you want?

  • Good for you Mr. Still. Now if you can only get Moneymasters on the Discovery Channel.

  • @MultiShadow1969 I second that! That would be huge!

  • @MultiShadow1969 That would be great! Honestly, I think every living person needs to be shown that before they can have their first dollar..hahahaha.:)

  • I am wondering who exactly stole this gold???

    Are you claiming that the federal reserve and their cronies just wisked it away

    and out of the USA?? Where did it go and to whom

  • @masterplumbermark most probably the gold was sold for a fraction of it's worth to private banks who of course made a fortune. the only gold that is left there is a small amount for show and highly stretched with worthless medals.

  • @TheHorsenation -- EXACTLY!

  • Congratulations Bill on getting on the History channel. Ive just got a question for you. How do you buy your book? I havent been able to find it on Amazon or AbeBooks.

  • @NicosMind -- It's on Amazon, "No More National Debt", or you can get it directly from my campaign website: w w w still2012 . c o m

  • Bill Still is the only truth we have in this complete mess of a world. How though do we win the battle when so many SHEEPLE exist and ruin are chances to prevent future serfdom.

  • @5car5ace - Just keep on going. It's getting better. This year alone, it's up an order of magnitude.

  • There are TONS of metal housed at Fort Knox......gold plated tungsten bars that is.....

  • So.....we find out that foreign intelligence missions have stolen half a billion ounces or more of the gold held in the fort, what should be the reaction, if any? We honestly can't do anything about it at this point, and I happen to agree with you....all the gold has probably been stolen out of Knox.

    Concentrating our efforts on correcting the monetary problems of the country works for me seeing as we are going to be lied to anyway.

  • @cilcannonvryce -- the point is, gold doesn't work as money.

  • @bstill3 I'm not a gold bug.:)

    Gold - not as the main staple of the nations money, I agree. There isn't enough of it. Is gold debt free? But, why shouldn't we reintegrate it back into the coinage - if we have it that is - along with silver while we are at it? The treasury reports declare we have around 260 million troy ounces of gold in the New York Fed vaults - so they say. I personally don't see what it could hurt if the national paper currency wasn't a debt based instrument.

  • @cilcannonvryce -- Agree 100%. I was the only monetary reformer who endorsed the Utah Legal Tender Act last year which allowed the minting of gold legal tender coins in the state of Utah.

  • @bstill3 Yeah...seen some people buying tacos at drive thru's with 'em....ummm.....ok.

    I have read your new book...I really only have one question - How 'debt free' money gets into the circa and remains actually debt free. I think you could clear that up for us. If the govt. just lends it out, or any % its really no different than what the FED is doing, is it? So exactly what methods would the new debt free currency 'US Notes' be disbursed over the masses yet remain debt free? Care to share?

  • @cilcannonvryce -- Who said anything about loaning it out? #1 the existing national debt in the form of US Bonds would be paid off as they come due with the new US Notes. That, in addition to the normal government budgetary spending process is more than sufficient to get them into circulation. None would be lent into existence. How's that for sharing?

  • @bstill3 Fair enough. Appreciated. But, I have heard you say that money would be lent into the economy, the same as with Ellen Brown's system. There are videos of you right here on utube saying this. Or am I mistaken? Is your system truly going to be different? I think this is a valid question, and I am just trying to clear that up.

  • @cilcannonvryce -- I may have one line somewhere saying spent or lent into the economy, but Ellen and I differ greatly on this matter and have for years. She is a self-proclaimed socialist and I am an incentive-driven capitalist.

  • @bstill3 Actually, the video I watched, I think it was you analyzing her system. I could be mistaken on this, and I am sorry if I am.

    The only thing your system lacks is a diagram or something that people can refer to, because it does leave some questions in the air. If there is one, I just haven't seen it. A 'blueprint' of a sort would help clear these matters up I guess.

  • @cilcannonvryce -- I don't think so.

  • "The truth will set you free... but first it will piss you off."

  • The plot in Goldfinger was to install an explosive device that would contaminate the gold...thus making the mastermind's holdings more valuable.

  • @Teller3448 That was the movie version. In the book he actually was going to load it onto a freight train and steal it.

  • Just like the over 500 billions dollars in gold that the Greeks are supposed to have in 'reserve' !

    Yet, they are about to fall off the continent for a 236 billion dollar debt that they can't pay and it's a smaller amount than the other countries in trouble for example Ireland $867 billion dollars, that's 218,000 per head, man woman and child. Every family, about a million dollars in public debt?

  • Hey there mr.Still I just ant you to know all your years of work for america have not been in vain Im 20 and you changed my life with money masters. your a true american hero thanks for doing what you do.

  • if i had a tv id watch. but since there is so little on the idiot box to actually watch i do not have cable nor do i support the indoctrination tube. buy the way in the picture the man is holding a table top scale in his hand. you can not get a exact measurement like that. i dont know about 30% diffrence but it would be off by a few pounds if the scale is not level.peace, keep on keeping on.

  • Hey Bill would buying your dvds and books be equivalent to a small donation? In other words does buying your stuff support your campaign?

  • @slumberingsam -- Yes, that's best of all.

  • I salute you! Thank you for waging this WAR against the money changers.  I too hope that one day the people are able to control the money, not the BANKERS!

  • I thought America ran out of gold and became bankrupt in 1933? I thought the Federal Reserve owned any gold that might be in there?

  • Bill, I have a lot of respect for your input in educating public about money. I agree that fiat money should continue to exist but in combination with gold and silver.

    Look at USSR history we had perfect fiat created at NO interest into existence to serve the real economy. Banking in USSR was very insignificant part of the economy we look at the bankers as at boring clerks , they never had big power of influence and working at the bank in USSR was low pay. Still USSR fiat did not work.

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