Inside JobVery disappointing. I was really looking forward to seeing it. I figured they were going to out the government and the banking industry for being in bed with each other, particularly in the case of the Federal Reserve. It ended up being about how "deregulation" caused everything. Barney Frank, Henry Waxman, George Soros and Elliot Spitzer were their biggest heros, and the biggest implication was that we should go back to what we had pre-Bush.
There was no discussion of fiat money, fractional reserve banking, government mandates and assurances that lead to the perverse incentives, or any disclosure of
who the Federal Reserve actually is (the criminals largely responsible, in the long run.) Basically, they took about 10% of the causes, pretended they were all of the causes, smeared it with "overpaid executives" and "corporate greed," and pretended "real government oversight" would have prevented the whole thing, and should be established. On the bright side, it wasn't entirely politically partisan, but the leftist stench was almost unbearable from the start.
added Henry Waxman and George Soros to "heros" list.