Inside Job Trailer 2010 HD

Inside Job Trailer 2010 HD

Trailer on the corruption of the American financial system. This is going to be a must see movie!



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Awesome, I can't wait to see it. I can't wait for the whole country to see it, that is is they actually will.

Here is the video:





--airspoon

reply to post by airspoon


How do you post the video directly to your thread?
Thanks

I hope this actually gets out to main theaters everywhere and people can really start seeing what is goin on.

reply to post by logicalthinking


while viewing a youtube video while on youtube's site you will have the url for the video like this. youtube.com/watch?v=2AAa0gd7ClM

what you want to do is copy everything AFTER the = sign, then on your ats thread, click the "youtube video" button and paste that code you just copied and you will be good to go.

As for the film it looks pretty darn good. I just love seeing these scumbags squirm when they are backed into a corner.

reply to post by airspoon


Looks shady to me.

I didn't see a single Austrian economist in that clip and I saw them interview Soros as some kind of wise old intelligent man.

If the LA Times is lauding this movie, we can be sure it is junk propaganda.

reply to post by mnemeth1


I too am a believer in the Austrian School model, however we are a relatively small bunch. With that being said, I would hope that this movie is about the bailouts and kinivery that took place leading up the second biggest robbery of American tax-payers (after the Fed Res Act of 1913), as opposed to how our economy is and should be. There are plenty of films, albiet shorter, that express the common-sense principles of Austrian economics. I think to have a seemingly well-done documentary (that could go mainstream at that) which points out the scandals of Wall St. and hits on Austrian economics is a bit much to expect, though we could only hope.

Now, I know that our current Keynesian system of economics have ultimately lead to us to this point, thus indirectly to the bailouts, but we need to focus on the particulars if we want to educate the common moran.

--airspoon