Bill Still: Pay the debt in quarters?

July 30, 2011 03:31
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­D-5 days until default day and if the debt ceiling isn’t raised, bankers will be the ones who suffer most. And Adam sits down with author and documentary filmmaker Bill Still to find out his solution as to how Uncle Sam can repay his debt. Plus a message from Anonymous on the decision to boycott PayPal and Johnson & Johnson reduces the maximum dose of Tylenol to try and prevent accidental overdoses. And get this, a Florida inmate raises enough money while in jail to bail himself out. And Adam talks to Don Harrold about why he still loves silver. And you, the viewer, convince Adam to have a major wardrobe overhaul.

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ETNIKS 02.08.2011 19:09


  BILL STILL AND ELLEN BROWN are the ONLY ones who correctly have framed the issue.  Gold based money can also be manipulated as it happened in Roman times.   Laws can be passed forcing congress to maintain 0 inflation with one percent up or down max, automatically triggering new elections if inflation or deflation with more than 1% stays for over 3 months
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Art Ray 01.08.2011 22:24

It is important to remember that both Inflation and Deflation are potential problems with monetary policy.   Increasing the quantity of money in circulation, is not necessarily inflationary; if this new money is also accompanied by additional goods and services entering the markets (economy).   The outer limit of how much money can be minted into an economy; and how many additional goods and services can be provided; is related to both the technological innovation level and the employment levels in an economy. &nbs p; If everyone is employed at a high wage level; the only unemployment is structural <4% (actual, not labor force) and there is a labor shortage; plus a large percentage of the newest scientific innovations have been fully developed; then yes, printing, minting, or creating new money will be inflationary, to the extent that more goods and services are not provided into the economy, against this new money; to compensate for it.   How ever; when you have massive unemployment; and a backlog of patents and undeveloped new inventions sitting on the sidelines; there is a long way to go on the minting coin argument, as new monetary investment leads to more and better product development; before inflation will start to become a major factor. &n bsp; Why must all military-style spending be on wars of destruction; cannot you also spend this money on domestic infrastructure deve lopment, and international trade development as well?

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Van (unregistered) 01.08.2011 13:40

It has been mathically proven, converting a national debt to national credit does not create inflation. The inflation has been used by bankers for almost a century to invalidate the concept of a government printing money. Since a government is a soverign entity no third party is required to create currency. Alexander Hamilton proved this by paying off the revolutionary war debt. The government printing its own money was how the country began.

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