Bill Still : There is No Gold at Fort Knox

Author and filmmakerBill Still, director of The Money Masters & The Secret of Oz, is with Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert on the Keiser Report ,he speaks about the Fort Knox gold , He confirmed that there is no gold left at Fort Knox , Bill Still is famous for being against a gold standard economy ,very strange indeed coming from a knowledgeable and wise man that he is . I do not agree with his arguments but I listen to his ideas with an open mind .  Bill Still 's latest book is No More National Debt. In it, he continues his investigation into the fraudulent debt-based monetary system that is has been systematically destroying the United States. No More National Debt sounds the battle cry for a new human rights movement for the 21st century.

Bill Still vs The Austrian School of Economics on Gold and Silver Standard

Bill Still says that all the Austrian economics have correctly identified the problem but they have misidentified the solution because they believe that a return to gold backed money or commodity backed money or some combination of commodities for backing money will effectively control the quantity and break the back of the FED it's just not true says Bill Still (and I do not agree with him here ) Mr. Still is an author and documentary film maker, best known for his documentary "The Money Masters" and his his latest documentary film "The Secret of Oz." where he covers the history of money and the Federal Reserve System.



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Bill Still, Silver Candidate vs. the Gold Candidate

The Silver Candidate vs. the Gold Candidate: Bill Still on the Monetary Lessons of History

Bill Still, director of the documentary film "The Secret of Oz " and author of "No More National Debt" talks to http://www.FinancialSurvival Radio about the monetary lessons from history that the US seems bound to learn all over again...plus the hidden monetary symbols embedded in the classic book, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz."