C Ferguson Interview "Docu Inside Job" Wall Street´s Role in ongoing Financial Melt Down
Further informations about topics addressed are available in play lists on my channel and complementary video responses. Mirrored: www.linktv.org "Director Charles Ferguson won the 2011 Best Documentary Oscar for "Inside Job" for his searing indictment of Wall Street's role in the financial meltdown of 2008. The film made the powerful case that an out-of-control finance industry took advantage of a deregulated atmosphere and purposely sought to get rich at the expense of others.Although soft-spoken in manner, this early internet millionaire turned filmmaker is not afraid to ask the hard questions. In fact his first film "No End in Sight", also Oscar nominated for Best Documentary in 2008, was a scathing expose on the incompetence behind the Iraq War. We caught up with this unlikely rabble--rouser at a standing room only event put on by the Commonwealth Club of California where he talks about his own ideas for regulation and reform as well as his filmmaking process. He is interviewed by Adam Lashinsky, Senior Editor at Large, Fortune magazine.
View Count: 310 Date: January 5, 2012
Salvysahagun January 6, 2012
This guy is just beating around the bush.
melodicdreamer72 January 6, 2012
Everything that happened can be tied to one problem. The Federal Government and the Federal Reserve have too much power. That power to control the outcome of things makes them work like the left hand washing the right hand when mixed with big money busine
ultrakool January 6, 2012
this whole thing is such a facade that it's pathetic. we're all sunk. now is the time, if ever, to hold a come to jesus meeting
JRCrowley January 6, 2012
@sasapienza Did not your mommy teach you that "if you have nothing good to say, say nothing at all"? No? Then let me teach you that rule now that you're an "adult". It might do you some good going forward in your life.
yaahme January 5, 2012
France had a great answer to these crony Fascist criminals - the GUILLOTINE! That pretty much had a "change we can believe in" moment there ;)
Sundrumify January 5, 2012
@sasapienza Thank YOU for stopping by. This is not about an award, thus about the content addressed in the docu which YOU might find informative or not?! Any ways, wishing YOU a most promising 2012 ahead, Lisa
sasapienza January 5, 2012
spare me your chump film. what good did it do?
sasapienza January 5, 2012
OSCAR AWARD WTHELL?
Sundrumify January 5, 2012
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