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This hard-hitting documentary investigates why so many Americans – college and high school students in particular – are being strangled by debt. Zeroing in on how the mall has replaced the factory as America’s dominant economic engine, Emmy Award-winning former ABC News and CNN producer Danny Schechter shows how college students are being forces to pay higher interest on loans while graduating, on average, with more than $20000 in consumer debt. The film empowers as it enrages, delivering an accessible and fascinating introduction to what former Reagan adviser Kevin Phillips has called ‘the debt-and-credit industrial complex. The media material presented in this production is protected by the FAIR USE CLAUSE of the US Copyright Act of 1976, which allows for the rebroadcast of copyrighted materials for the purposes of commentary, criticism, and education. Educate Yourself Freely @ www.truth.futureproducer.net http crossingtheeventhorizon.webs.com http magicalegypt.webs.com http jiddukrishnamurti.webs.com http everythingzeitgeist.webs.com http feedthefire.webs.com

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Preselected target groups solicit direct mailing offers. College students stumble upon dubious conference seminars often bombarded with risky financialization products. Prequalified temporary alternatives given birth to precipitous spending habits. Marketed recklessly subsequently abandoned at carefully predetermined points, left abandoned to repay high interest accruels. Mined consumer data reveal post consumer trending patterns. Traded openly in the public market, speculated concerns keeping pace with ever changing economic conditions, underemployment. Miseducation debts appreciable asset amongst commodity traders recruiting unrealized valuations.

www.MEDIAED.org This hard-hitting documentary investigates why so many Americans – college and high school students in particular – are being strangled by debt. Zeroing in on how the mall has replaced the factory as America’s dominant economic engine, Emmy Award-winning former ABC News and CNN producer Danny Schechter shows how college students are being forces to pay higher interest on loans while graduating, on average, with more than $20000 in consumer debt. The film empowers as it enrages, delivering an accessible and fascinating introduction to what former Reagan advisor Kevin Phillips has called “the debt-and-credit industrial complex.” A Globalvision Production A Danny Schecter Dissection

Lorenzo Fenix Presents: An in-depth account of the ins and out of the credit card business in America. In Debt We Trust was written, Produced and Directed by Dannny Schechter. Once you watch this movie, you’ll gain valuable insight into the credit card game.

Add me as a friend on Facebook! www.facebook.com twitter.com Andy Xie, former Morgan Stanley star economist, wrote: While rational expectation is returning to part of the investment community, most are still trapped in institutional weaknesses that make them behave irrationally. The Greenspan era has nurtured a vast financial sector. All the people in the business world need something to do. Since they invest with other peoples money, they are biased towards bullish sentiment. Otherwise, if they say its all bad, their investors will take back the money, and they will lose their jobs.Governments know that and create noises to give them excuses to be bullish. This institutional weakness has been a catastrophe for people who trust investment professionals. In the past two decades, equity investors have done worse than owning bonds in the US market, lost big in Japan and emerging markets in general. It is astonishing to see how a value-destroying industry has lasted for so long. The bigger irony is that the people in this industry have been 2-3 times as well paid as in other industries. The key to its survival is volatility. As markets collapse and surge, it creates the possibilities for getting rich quickly. Unfortunately, most people dont get out when markets are high like now. They only go through the ride. english.caijing.com.cn

April 16, 2009 William Black, law and economics professor at the University of Missouri and a former US bank regulator

In Debt We Trust – A Film by Danny Schechter