TiU guest suggestion: Bill Still (on MoneyMasters sequel: Se

[Anonymous]

Ognir,

I was following a thread with Bill Still over at GEI on the topic of his MoneyMasters sequel: "The Secret of Oz". From what I read, I think he would be quite receptive to an interview while he's promoting the film for its release in a few weeks. If you happen to be in Ireland, it's premiering at the International Film Festival Ireland (Clonmel, Co. Tipperary) sometime between the 6th and 12th September.

Plot summary:

What's going on with the world's economy? Foreclosures are everywhere, unemployment is skyrocketing - and this may only be the beginning. Could it be that solutions to the world's economic problems could have been embedded in the most beloved children's story of all time, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz"? The yellow brick road (the gold standard), the emerald city of Oz (greenback money), even Dorothy's silver slippers (changed to ruby slippers for the movie version) were powerful symbols of author L. Frank Baum's belief that the people - not the big banks -- should control the quantity of a nation's money.

Based on the monetary reform symbolism embedded in L. Frank Baum's classic children's tale, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz", which he plucked from the MASSIVE post-Civil War depression and subsequent populist movement, it culminates in William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech. You all already know the rest of the story -- the creation of the Fed in 1913, etc.
I think the Oz factor will lure in a new -- and younger -- audience to the cause. "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" gives us a unique view of the problem as it was written 4 years after Bryan's 1896 loss.


I recall Daryl did an interview with him in 2007. Though he doesn't go so far as to recognise or acknowledge the ZioNazi Wizard of Iz(raHell) as MoneyMaster, he at least knows the reality of the men behind the financial curtain and of the conspiratorial nature of what goes on there.

His website is www.secretofoz.com.

- Richard


MoneyMasters
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[TarasBulba]

Ognir interviewed him also ! From what I recall he thought that George Bush was an outstanding individual. I just about threw up !

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

He reminds me of an AJ fan that separates the criminal Invasion of Iraq from 9/11. They believe Globalists did 9/11 but that the Invasion of Iraq was justified.

It's totally retarded (no insult to the actually mentally handicap intended).

I think the Populists knew the Scamming Idiot New York Money Jews pretty well if you look at their writings:

"We are not attacking a race, we are attacking greed and avarice, which know neither race nor religion. I do not know of any class of our people who, by reason of their history, can better sympathize with the struggling masses in this campaign than can the Hebrew race." --William Jennings Bryan, in a speech to a Jewish audience, from The First Battle (p.581).

"Redemption money and interest-bearing bonds are the curse of civilization. We are paying tribute to the Rothchilds of England, who are but the agent of the Jews." --Mary Elizabeth Lease, a Populist speaker, as reported by The New York Times on August 11, 1896.

"While the jocose and rather heavy-handed anti-Semitism that can be found in Henry Adams letters of the 1890's shows that this prejudice existed outside Populist literature, it was chiefly Populist writers who expressed that identification of the Jew with the usurer and the `international gold ring' which was the central theme of American anti-Semitism of the age. The omnipresent symbol of Shylock can hardly be taken in itself as evidence of anti-Semitism but the frequent references to the House of Rothschild make it clear that for many silverites the Jew was an organic part of the conspiracy theory of history." --Richard Hofstadter, from the article "The Folklore of Populism" in Antisemitism in the United States (p.61).

"There is no doubt that in their intense hatred for the 'money power,' some Populists accepted anti-Semitic stereotypes and identified Jews with the evils of society. [...] There is doubt, however, that the Populists did this any more frequently than other groups in society." --Louise A. Mayo, from The Ambivalent Image: Nineteenth-Century America's Perception of the Jew. (p.131).

[LordLindsey]

I agree that Bill Still was absolutely embarrassing and showed his true colors with the Ognir interview.  Everything that these guys did, Eustace Mullins did twice as well BY HIMSELF.

Drop the SHILLS and bring on either G. Edward Griffin who DOES discuss Zionists, or bring on the master...Eustace.

LINDSEY

[kolnidre]

I agree that Bill Still was absolutely embarrassing and showed his true colors with the Ognir interview.  Everything that these guys did, Eustace Mullins did twice as well BY HIMSELF.

Drop the SHILLS and bring on either G. Edward Griffin who DOES discuss Zionists, or bring on the master...Eustace.

LINDSEY

According to M.C. Piper in a recent show he ran into Eustace in the District of Criminals a few days ago. Said Eustace was looking great and that rumors of his kidnapping had been greatly exaggerated.

I'd like to hear Elana Haskins of www.wakeupordie.com let loose, or an interview with Angie from www.thinkorbeeaten.com