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On the Horns of the Beast: The Federal Reserve and the New World Order

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Well worth the price for those who want information, not scare hype from those pushing the fringe element buttons. I have personally verified much of the information in this book. If you want to learn more of who is really in control of our lives and future, buy and read this book.

Still's book will provide the reader with a thorough educational view of the history of money, the birth of the Federal Reserve bank, and the beginning of the privatization of the United Stated financial and political institutions. This is not a book about conspiracy, but a book about facts and the legitimization process of the elitist power.
It's an expose worth buying and reading...

Mr. Still reveals the intricate (and often diabolical) details of our economic evolution in a candid, scholarly yet approachable manner. As an Economics student myself, I found his work much more relevant than anything I've learned in my classes. Now that our economy is on the decline, I would love to see any new insights Mr. Still would present. However, this book gives a rare glimpse into the 'real' factors that have shaped our destiny throughout history. With it, one could feasibly piece together where we're headed...

Why then did I not give it 5 stars¿?Bill Still is one of the few authors who is respected and is qualified to complain about the conduct of the FED and ultimately its owners... it just seems to me that if I was him the 'new world order' thing would have to be left ouf .... it does two things in my eye... draws in moronic conspiracy nuts who have no ability to benefit our country due to their level of paranoia (you can speak your version of the truth without being lame and paranoid about it). A lot of these guys just lay around all day and complain much like churchgoers who pray 24/7 but dont DO anything for themselves....The second reason is when I see the conspiratorial vocab in a book title I am often inclined to pass it up and I feel that many 'professionals' would tend to agree. Part of the problem with exposing the FED is having 'credible' teachers ..credible in the eyes of the target student. Other than that... the material itself is beautifully laid out for the reader to come to his own conclusions. Bill Still, Michael Collins, and Tom Schauf are true men of character and their literature speaks for itself (you can search the net on these names because i cant post links) In addition to learning the workings of the Fed however I subscribe to the belief that one must also learn to play within the lines to support himself --- books such as Path of Least Resistance,Six Thinking Hats,Think & Grow Rich,Simple Steps to Impossible Dreams, and Rich Dad Poor Dad provide some much needed financial fluency.