Visit our website now: http://www.billstill.com - considered by informed insiders’ as THE ultimate resource for fixing the National Debt problem and surviving Economic or Financial Collapse/Crash and attaining the unvarnished truth about Washington and today’s United States Political Climate. Good evening, I’m still reporting on https://youtu.be/xWfPy6IVi4s The women Hillary Clinton tried to destroy as a result of Bill Clinton’s sexual assaults have exploded across the pages of the Daily Caller today. They are outraged that the nation over the weekend has been manipulated to focus its attention on Donald Trump’s Naughty Word scandal instead of their real-life trauma fighting the Clintons. Juanita Broaddrick, who claims Bill Clinton raped her, issued these two tweets yesterday: [insert 1] “How many times must it be said? Actions speak louder than words. [Donald Trump] said bad things! [Hillary Clinton] threatened me after [Bill Clinton] raped me.” Then 30 minutes later on Saturday morning Broaddrick tweeted again: [insert 2] “Hillary calls Trump’s remarks ‘horrific’ while she lives with and protects a ‘Rapist’. Her actions are horrific.” At 11:41 am Kathleen Willey, who charged on a 1998 edition of “60 Minutes” that Bill Clinton had sexually assaulted her in the White House 5 years earlier, leapt into the Twitter fray: [insert 3] “DT said things that were wrong. He apologized. He never brutally raped anyone twice like BC raped Juanita. DT didn't murder 4 men in Benghazi.” A few minutes later, Willey tweeted again: “DT apologized. Where are Bill, and the Hag's apologies to Juanita, Paula, Eileen, Gennifer, Dolly, me? We're waiting, we're not holding our breaths.” And then again at 1:11 pm on Saturday, Willey tweeted: “The Hag has called us bimbos, sluts, trailer trash, whores, skanks. From one woman to her rapist’s victims. When will u resign from ur campaign?” Willey felt the full force of the Clinton threat machine: [insert video] This just came in minutes ago. Donald Trump just held a brief news conference in St. Louis with 4 of Bill Clinton’s victims: from right to left, Paula Jones, Kathy Shelton, Juanitta Broaddrick, and Kathleen Willey. I’m Still reporting from Washington. Good day. Bill Still is a former newspaper editor and publisher. He has written for USA Today, The Saturday Evening Post, the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, OMNI magazine, and has also produced the syndicated radio program, Health News. He has written 22 books and two documentary videos and is the host of his wildly popular daily YouTube Channel the “Still Report”, the quintessential report on the economy and Washington. Connect with Bill Still: https://www.facebook.com/BillStillOfficial https://twitter.com/billstill?lang=en https://www.youtube.com/user/bstill3/videos https://plus.google.com/u/0/109353617116072656672 Consider becoming a cherished sponsor: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3204630 https://youtu.be/xWfPy6IVi4s

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Yesterday, a Japanese Professor, Kaoru Yamaguchi, came across my information on how the Fed silences an honest evaluation of the debt money system by academics in the U.S. The way the Fed silences critics is by controlling the American economics journals. How? They fill their editorial boards with former Fed employees, or wanna-be employees. This makes it impossible for a professor with a monetary reform perspective to be published, and professors have to publish to be able to keep their jobs. According to Professor Yamaguchi: “Now it has become clear, with high probability, why I was expelled from the academic profession as the professor at the Graduate School of Business, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan, a year and half after my US Congressional Briefing, July 20, 2011, (invited by the former Congressman Dennis Kucinich) in which I presented … results that strongly support the Chicago Plan. I’m afraid the [Bank of Japan] has been exerting similar controls over Japanese economists.” So, what is at the root of the Fed’s deception and how do we fix it? The deceptions begin with the way the Fed categorizes itself – as a "quasi-governmental organization". They want to be a federal government organization to protect themselves from lawsuits. But they want to be a private organization to protect themselves from effective oversight of the U.S. Congress, claiming the Fed must maintain independence from politicians who would usurp the powers of the Fed for their own political purposes. Ironically, it is clear that the Fed's independence from the political class does not -- in fact -- serve the public interest, but only the interests of the biggest banks. In 2008, Congress investigated the causes of the 2007-2008 financial meltdown. They discovered that the biggest banks paid little attention to one of the Fed's primary control "levers", the reserve requirement ratio. They found out that JP Morgan and Citi, instead of being leveraged 9-to-1, were actually leveraged 52-to-1. In other words, these banks were illegally creating money to benefit their own profit-making interests. So what this boils down to is whether one believes in true representative governance where the will of the people reigns supreme. In the existing debt money system, the Fed is disguised as the representative of the common good, when demonstrably, it is not. The Fed is, in reality, merely a metaphorical curtain disguising the real power of Wizard -- the plundering of America by the biggest banks by out-of-control counterfeiting of the money supply. The result: the United States has become -- at least from a monetary perspective -- ruled by a hidden oligarchy. The voters sense that the ship of state is not responding to their commands, but cannot seem to identify the source of the problem. The cure for al this is a return to a sovereign money system -- as Joseph Huber so correctly points out - a "state money" system. This is a system not run by the banks and for the banks, but run by a Monetary Authority that actually operates independently, and in the public interest. However, the road to monetary reform is filled with "rabbit trails" and booby traps. The two most popular of these false solutions are a return to gold-backed money, and auditing the Fed. A return to gold money – even if it wasn’t totally impractical – would only guarantee centralized control of the money supply, as any “scarce-money solution” would do. It would be grand for the gold dealers and gold hoarders, but a disaster for the rest of us. Auditing the Fed sounds good, but after years of bookkeeping investigations – no matter what was uncovered -- would we be one inch closer to the root of the problem? No! Many years, if not decades could be wasted pursuing either of these false solutions -- ultimately to no good effect. The root of the problem is the bank money system – counterfeiting by the banks. And what insures the continuation of this system better than allowing the banks to lend this counterfeit money out to the government in the form of a national debt? History will look back on this craziness and wonder why we couldn’t have seen it sooner. To keep myself on track, I look to two guide stars in the otherwise confusing firmament of monetary reform: 1. It's not what backs the money that is important; it's who controls its quantity. Currently the biggest banks are clearly in control of the quantity, because most money is counterfeited – that is, created out of nothing -- then lent out as additional debt. However, a return to state money can never be sustained -- no matter how arduous the battle to attain it -- without step #2. 2. No more national debt! As long as the sovereign is allowed to borrow, we would remain in the bank money system. And eventually the big-banking class will seize effective control over the political class once again – if it ever really gave it up. Why would the state borrow when the state can create?

Everyone in the U.S. is fascinated by the meteoric rise in popularity of Donald Trump. Like him or hate him, you ARE watching his every utterance. But can he do it? Can he learn how to tone it down as he gains depth – or even should he? This country is desperate for a white knight to ride in and rescue America from the whirlwind of decay and destruction we see straight ahead. That’s a dangerous place to be in history, and I fully understand my responsibility here. But I just can’t stand to see this President time and time again denigrating America’s honorable place in human kind’s 2500 year struggle for freedom. Political power is a very dangerous thing when the holder of it does not respect its extraordinary responsibilities. Presidents can easily become intoxicated with it, and, surrounded by their friends – just like Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton before him -- it is nearly impossible to realize when one has crossed the invisible line – the line where you awake the ire of the American sleeping giant. This president is so used to abusing his power that he has blown way, way across that line – in fact he no longer believes it even exists. Now a forceful leader is the natural result to restore America’s political balance. Is Trump that leader? Is Trump that American strong horse? Only time will tell. Last night, Rudy Giuliani, the former Mayor of New York -- a man so widely respected that he is known as America’s Mayor -- offered his opinions on Trump’s rise: [insert]