Why was this video banned?

21 August, 2013 Why was this video banned? Dear Buzzhairs Buzzhairs, On November 24nd 2012, MoneyWeek released a controversial new video online.  It took us six months to piece together. And it cost us thousands in research and resources. But we felt compelled to show as many people as possible the danger we believe they are facing. The reaction from the public has been extreme, to say the least.  Pages of blogs have been set up to 'take it down'. Forums have been choked with discussions about it. We've received angry letters and hundreds of phone calls. There were even voices within our own office who said it should be removed from the internet. But we've also been praised on live television. We've received more than 12,000 responses in support of the video. And we've been championed by a member of parliament. We feel so strongly about this, we think you need to see our research for yourself and make up your own mind. Here's the video in question. Whether you think us brave for exposing this 'dark secret' within our financial system – or irresponsible for making it public… We believe you have a right to see it. Unfortunately, others don't feel that way. They want to make that decision for you. Some of the UK's leading media outlets have flat-out refused to show this video to their readers and viewers. They say it's too shocking. They think it will scare you. Ask yourself: What is it they don't want you to see? Are you happy to be kept in the dark? Why not watch the full, unedited video just to see what the fuss is about? You'll discover the unvarnished truth about a very dangerous problem lodged at the heart of our financial system. One that we believe could cause your finances and way of life considerable harm, unless you are prepared. We think it's the most important video on the internet right now. Decide for yourself – here. Many thanks, Toby Bray Publisher MoneyWeek Magazine  The information and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of other editors/contributors. MoneyWeek magazine is an unregulated product. Information in the magazine is for general information only and is not intended to be relied upon by individual readers in making (or not making) specific investment decisions. Appropriate independent advice should be obtained before making any such decision. MoneyWeek Limited and its staff do not accept liability for any loss suffered by readers as a result of any investment decision. Registered office: 8th Floor, Friars Bridge Court, 41-45 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NZ. Registered in England with company no. 04016750 and VAT no. GB 629 7287 94. Customer Services: 020 7633 3780. MoneyWeek and Money Morning are registered trade mark owned by MoneyWeek Limited. Copyright © MoneyWeek 2013. All rights reserved This email has been sent to you by MoneyWeek Ltd. Registered Office: 8th Floor Friars Bridge Court, 41-45 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NZ. Registered in England No. 04016750. VAT No. GB 629 7287 94. MoneyWeek and Money Morning are registered trade marks owned by MoneyWeek Limited. Query? If you have a query, please click here. Alternatively, please contact our Customer Services team on 020 7633 3780, Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.30pm (Wednesday, 9.00am - 2.00pm only). If a link doesn't work... Please note: if you use a web based email service such as Hotmail, you may need to copy and paste hyperlinks into your browser's address bar for them to work properly. Email address change? Please contact our customer services team on 0207 633 3780 or click here to change your details. Syndication If you'd like to put Money Morning articles on your website, for free, please email - syndication@moneyweek.com. IMPORTANT We do require that: 1. You ask permission first, 2. That you do not use our articles until we have confirmed that you can, and 3. That you clearly attribute any article you use to us, and paste a link back to www.moneyweek.com. Make sure you get Money Morning every day... Unsolicited, unwanted advertising e-mail, commonly known as "spam", has become a big problem. Most email services and internet service providers have put blocking or filtering systems in place, or created 'blacklists', in order to protect users. Unfortunately, this may mean that emails you have requested - such as Money Morning - are sent to your 'spam' or 'bulk email' folder, or are blocked entirely. To ensure you get Money Morning to your inbox every day, please follow our whitelisting instructions. To change your details, please contact our customer services team on 0207 633 3780 or click here. To unsubscribe please click here to unsubscribe