FOUR HORSEMEN (2012)

The documentary film “Four Horsemen” was written and directed by Ross Ashcroft. Released in 2012, the film critiques the modern-day systems that threaten Western civilization. It focuses on four interconnected issues:

Rapacious Financial System: The film argues that fractional reserve banking and debt-based economies prioritize profits over people, leading to widespread poverty and financial instability.
Escalating Organized Violence: The documentary contends that the War on Terror is a pretext for creating larger debt to benefit banks, rather than eliminating militant organizations.
Abject Poverty: The film highlights the billions of people denied access to a fair economy, with living standards falling or jobs being lost due to the actions of vested interests.
Exhaustion of Earth’s Resources: The documentary warns about the unsustainable exploitation of natural resources, contributing to environmental degradation and ecological collapse.
The film features insights from 23 leading thinkers who break their silence to explain the interconnectedness of these crises. It is divided into five sections: Empires, Banking, Terrorism, Resources, and Progress. The title “Four Horsemen” refers to these four interrelated problems, which may ultimately prove fatal to Western civilization if left unchecked.