Still Report #71 – Jekyll Island Trailer.mov

The trailer for “Jekyll Island”. Bill Still You can now Pre-Order the new documentary, “Jekyll Island” at: www.jekyllisland-themovie.com Also, here is the DO…


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  1. sorry but govt IS bureaucracy. and i don't want mob rule to elect corrupt politicians to decide the value of my money. i'll make that decision myself in a truly free market, thank you very much

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  2. NO I DO NOT WANT A BUNCH OF BUREAUCRATS TO CONTROL THE QUANTITY. Can I make that any clearer??? I want a separately-elected body elected directly by the people.

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  3. mr. still is one of these greenbackers. he claims the fed, a private banking cartel, shouldn't have authority over the money, a group of govt bureaucrats should.

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  4. XistentialFocalPoint · Edit

    If I can understand this stuff (thanks to bstill's videos) then anyone can. I'm going to make my dad watch 'history of the fed-money masters' & 'pass the word on'…Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
    Albert Einstein

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  5. l agree with you mostly, but if we give the government the right to create money. What will be the antidote to prevent government from abuse this privilege?

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  6. Now the media is co-opted in the same way; borrowing. The worst is, however than now even the academic community has fallen prey by a system of fellowships and grants from the privately-owned central banks which have rendered criticism of the debt money system a professional liability as well.

    Therefore, we face now, for the first time, an iron-clad world dictatorship of the banking class which will be difficult to break.

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  7. Our problem today is never before in human history have the totalitarian forces of debt money completely dominated the monetary systems of all nations. Since now all governments borrow from them to temporarily avoid raising taxes to pay for expanding governments, the banks now dominate the political process as well. So, there is no help from the politicians.

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  8. It is far more complicated than that. The Chinese have vacillated many times between cheap money and precious money. It seems to be some sort of super-cycle where cheap money brings prosperity; prosperity brings laxity, laxity brings totalitarianism as the wicked and greedy re-institute precious coin; followed by the people eventually revolting and installing cheap money — money in the public interest — again.

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  9. Bill, will your movie be available on itunes anytime soon? I would love to watch it soon but I no longer have a DVD player. Thanks

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  10. Debt free money idea had been practised in China in 1368 by China's most discreet and disciplined emperor. He outlawed gold and silver and use government paper as the only money. It worked for a short period of time. But after he died, the new emperor like everyone else started to take advantage of people's trust in fiat paper by printing more. Fiat money became almost worthless after decades. So China went back to silver itself as money for several hundred years successfully till 1936.

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  11. Spread the hell out of this video to help Bill Still get this message out. Post it and link it everywhere you can think of that is appropriate. Thanks and Thanks Bill!

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  12. That's just it — Congress would not be in control. All they would do would be to make decisions on inflation targets. A separate arm of gov needs to be established directly elected by the people to control the quantity. Don't care how it's done. That's for a younger generation to decide, but it MUST be as democratic as possible.

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  13. that debate did one thing, it made me more confident in my support of your positions. listening to it today while i was working in the garden just had me more energized and more fired up than ever before. It gave me alot of great ideas and lots of new things to look at. Oh and im very glad to learn about MTN Hours. "high-tech plutocracy then?" lolz he kept touting its digital nature like it was the only form of virtual currency exchange possible. So dead on: "its a virtual gold standard!" GOLD!

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  14. i just listened to the interview, i think the MTN Hours guy posted it some where i cant find it on kokesh's channel. Let me say Mr. Still, The people who think the bitcoin guy had a better argument and thought he "won" the debate, are probably the same folks who WATCHED the Kennedy/Nixon debat and think kennedy won if uknow what i mean. For my first project on youtube i think im going to do a little debate recap and fact check because there were just so many things he and kokesh were slipping on

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  15. In the past, Bitcoins could have been mined with a higher end home computer, but the algorithm gets harder with each coin mined, and now a $3,000-$5,000 ASIC (specialized computer) is needed. The worst part about it is just one hoarder can crash the BC market by cashing in all at one time. It already happened once in it's relatively short existence. And though more legit businesses are taking them now, BC's are mostly used to buy drugs on the black market. Not good for confidence.

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  16. No. To what end would that serve. He has huge investments in gold mining stocks. Those who have large positions in gold will NEVER change their minds. Think about it.

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  17. I was just on a radio show — Adam vs the Man – and debated a Bitcoin guy. He said that I don't have either the computing power or the technical expertise to create any Bitcoins. So I said, "Oh, I see. This is really just a high-tech plutocracy then? He had no response. So the guys who are basically the coder geeks can get the seigniorage, but the average person cannot. WHAT A DEAL!

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  18. Before Mr. Still gets a chance to answer, though he does have to approve this comment, the inherent flaw in Bitcoins is that there is a hard limit of 21 million. That can cause them to be hoarded like other forms of currency. It's a neat idea though and I'm sure there will be other digital currencies with infinite limits in the future.

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  19. ThisIsJustALotOfCrap · Edit

    3. What are youre thoughts on bitcoin?

    If you havent heard about it before you can checkout wikipedia or bitcoin.org.
    My recommendation is to get a bitcoinwallet where you can accept donations, I think you would get more donations beacause it´s easier to use(Search for blockchain.info or instawallet).
    You have to excuse my english but its not my native language.

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  20. ThisIsJustALotOfCrap · Edit

    Hi Bill, thank you for doing this.
    I´m a goldbug that you´ve almost convinced that it is the wrong currency to use, although I still think its a great hedge.
    I have a couple of questions:
    1. Wouldnt the state ultimatley have to print more then it needs to win political support from a demanding public in a democratic governed state or to fund stateprojects that may destroy the value of the currency.
    2. How much do you think the banking sector would shrink if we ended fractional reserve lending?

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  21. To be sure, but what about "money" as "store of value" or is "money" in your mind an arbitrary value that fluctuates based on the market, government assignment, etc. and isn't something to be depended on long-term as a holding value?

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  22. Loved it — as far as it went. Of course they didn't touch the money angle. Every presidency has so many issues to deal with that several movies could be made on several different topics.

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  23. 🙂 I'm so happy to hear it!!! So, The Lord has you alerting people to satans system of economics, huh? Nice, it was part of what lead me to Christ a year or so ago, I looked deep down the rabbit hole and found out "they" are all lucerfarians, so I decided that if they went that way, I'm gonna look in the other… and look Who I found waiting with open arms? 🙂
    Dont get too bogged down, Bill, make sure you keep time for prayer and the Word? OK? Only those with a real relationship get to go. Love

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  24. People like you are the reason people like me have not lost all hope. Let's hope together that the day of reclaiming our sovereignty is on the horizon with liberty and justice for all… Stay healthy BIll!

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