[New Documentary] Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis

[Baptist]

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Here it is

YouTube - Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ECi6WJpbzE)









Looks pretty good. Glad to see some Europeans get it. Looks like Schiff is in it.

YouTube - Overdose - The Next Financial Crisis : Official Trailer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00GVikffZ94&feature=player_embedded)

YouTube - Overdose Director Martin Borgs on the Next Financial Disaster (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_P_q3xqbeEM)

[QueenB4Liberty]

Ah! I want to see that! Can you buy it yet?

[Baptist]

Ah! I want to see that! Can you buy it yet?

In the interview the producer said they are gonna throw it on Torrents so everyone can watch it. I can't find a website or any details as to when.

[Baptist]

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YouTube - Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ECi6WJpbzE)

[thehighwaymanq]

I like this so far. Six minutes in, we've seen Schiff already, bunch of good sound bites, nice graphics and all, nicely done, currently speaking on the Fed.

So far so good!

Update: 9 mins in, Schiff and Celente so far have their own features on predicting the bust.

Update: 12 mins in, focusing on Fannie and Freddie, more Schiff and some other professors. Bush speeches placed in between analysis

Update: 17 minutes, its mostly Schiff and the narrator. AMAZING quote from Bernake in 2006, just went through the buildup now getting into the bust.

Update: 20 mins, onto the bailout

Update: 25 minutes, onto the Auto bailout. and 0% interest rates

Update: 27 minutes, onto Obama and stimulus

So far, documentary is very thorough and insightful. It flows nicely, time is going quickly while covering the time from 2001-2008 thoroughly. Schiff is getting a lot of time. I like it!

Update: 32 minutes, discussion on absurd spending within stimulus

Update: 34 minutes, onto the future

Finished: Very good! 46 minutes well spent.

[Corto_Maltese]

Its swedish production right? Remember watching it here in sweden on tv like 2 months ago.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, I don't think it's exactly new.