Gerald Celente 2011, They Gave It Their Best Shot
September 3, 2011
Everyone knows that the only way they can keep the Ponzi scheme going is by printing more money. They label it ‘QE2′, or ‘QE3′, but it’s just printing more money.
The bubble is the fake money that the Fed and European banks are printing.
They have to do something to keep pumping money into the system,
and they’re going to do something…
The jobs numbers are horrible, they’re talking about austerity measures (which means more cutbacks), there were zero jobs created in August.
They gave it their best shot. Remember the stimulus programs? …and they’re coming up with goose eggs.
The stimulus went to the too-big-to-fails, to the rich. The gap between the rich and those who are not, is the widest in the US than any other industrialized nation.
Watch the September 2011 interview with Gerald Celente
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Gerald Celente on the recent US budget talks
July 11, 2011The recent government shutdown in Minnesota:
It’s the beginning of what we’re going to see more of.
The merger of state and corporate powers…
The big guys are getting all of the breaks, and the burden is falling on all of the people.
It’s the beginning of a great war. The global ponzi scheme is collapsing.
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Gerald Celente at his most passionate ever!
April 7, 2011
Gerald Celente, of Trends Research Journal, is a man who speaks his mind, and has been accurate about many world changing trends over the years. He’s the kind of guy you either like for his straight-talk, or he may simply be too abrasive for your pallet.
I happen to be one that likes this guy for his conviction, his non-stop message that he’s been repeating for awhile now regarding the desperate shape of our economy and the impending crisis that looms upon us… his ability to see right through the BS of politics – right down to the core of the matter. Over the years I’ve endured my share of BS corporate politics, which is probably partly why I enjoy listening to Celente.
In any event, this recent video ‘rant’ is Gerald at his most passionate that I’ve ever seen him. He’s plain old ‘mad as hell’ in this one, and I thought I would share it…
Gerald Celente 2011
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Gerald Celente, 2011 WakeUp Call, Game Over
January 14, 2011
It’s always amusing to watch the discrediting smirks that a main stream media talking-head will attach to their face when introducing or interviewing with others who don’t espouse to their point of view, particularly those who’s viewpoints are well outside that of the ‘establishment’.
Gerald Celente is one of those who is considered ‘out there’ by most in the main stream media, while some happen to enjoy his sarcasm and bold points of view. He’s one of those that you either like, or love to hate.
At the core of many of his statements, one could argue that there appears to be sound logic, reflecting serious and often grim matters that are transpiring in plain site, but seemingly transparent to many of the masses who have apparently been blinded to these matters, by what some may say is main-stream brainwashing.
Listening to his accented dire predictions and warnings (not all of which are dire) can be somewhat shocking to a first-timer. The reaction however is often accompanied by a ‘ring of truth’, uncomfortable truths, in tune with something in us that keeps us coming back for more.
You may not agree with all he has to say (after all, anyone who agrees 100 percent with someone else is probably not being honest with themselves), but it is somehow refreshing to hear someone with such opposing views to the repeated mantra that we all regularly get on the TV alphabet channels (you ever notice how each alphabet channel recites almost identical scripts when switching between them during the 6 o-clock news?).
If you dare, here are a few recent short video interviews with Gerald Celente, CEO and founder of Trends Research Institute.
Gerald Celente, Crime Wave 2011
Your growth industries are the gangs
Crackdown on crime will lead to crackdown on liberties
Drones flying over your city looking in windows
The more government loses control, the harder they crack down
Gerald Celente, Internet Nuke Bomb waiting to go off
Every citizen in 2011 will realize that we are in the ‘greatest depression’
In 2011, the game’s gonna run out
Digital money, not worth the paper it’s not printed on
The youth of the world have mountains of debt to climb, and no way to get to the top
The greatest fear that governments have is freedom of speech
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Crime Wave 2011
January 3, 2011
As more and more people continue to lose the battle within the system, that is, job loss, no money, compounding debt, and high stress, the result will be the equivalent of lighting the fuse of a crime wave bomb – which might be detonated in a neighborhood near you.
Gerald Celente, a famous trends research forecaster, predicts that one of the top-10 trends for 2011 will be Crime Waves. Regardless of what you may think of Gerald Celente, this trend makes logical sense when one examines what is going on in the corrupt and broken parts of the world we live in today.
Celente quotes,
“People will become desperate when they lose everything, and they are losing everything. People will resort to crime. Street gangs will grow in large numbers. There will be white collar crime at every level.”
“When people lose everything and have nothing left to lose… they lose it.”
“Young people today have a mountain of debt, with no way to get to the top of the mountain.”
In America (and other developed countries), most manufacturing jobs are gone, and have moved to developing countries. Production and productive capacity is gone.
The result has been staggering. The number of US manufacturing jobs is at the lowest level since 1941. Production workers (Blue-collar and White-collar), construction workers, truck drivers, warehouse workers have absorbed very high job losses, while entire industries have for the most part, left the US, including textiles, furniture, electronics and components.
A result has been that many young people not having a college degree have very few options to turn to for an honest days work. Many years ago, there were plentiful opportunities for Blue-collar jobs, many of them quite respectable and able to return enough income to carefully sustain a family. White-collar job opportunities associated with production industries and manufacturing are also gone – affecting even the educated classes who have specialized in these areas.
Even those trying to enter the work force with a college degree are having difficulty finding what they expected, while carrying a tremendous debt burden having just borrowed for 4-plus years of college tuition.
Young people and the middle class are beginning to protest in record numbers (we’ve seen lots of this lately in Europe). Why? Because of not being able to get jobs, losing benefits, higher taxes, and higher tuition.
Unfortunately, the sad result may be that more and more will turn to crime, out of desperation.
Chances are, you may have already noticed an increase in crime, either by personal experience or of those close to you, or you may be hearing more reports of crime in the news media.
What is the solution? Bring back manufacturing jobs and productive capacity.
Since we know that this will not be happening any time soon, the best thing to do is to become prepared for the worst.
The very first step however, is the realization that the risk exists. An increasing crime wave may be upon us, and we should take steps to learn how to avoid and, or, protect ourselves from a new wave of criminals falling out of a broken economic system, with nothing to lose…
Watch a video interview of Gerald Celente himself discussing his forecast for 2011.
Update,
Mayfair Mall closes early tumult
“What occurred this afternoon appears to be a group of youth intent on disrupting the shopping experience at Mayfair.”
Pack of Wild Teens
A Wendy’s cashier is attacked by a pack of wild teens.
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The Greatest Depression Is Underway
September 22, 2010
A quote from Gerald Celente during a recent interview, “The greatest depression is underway”, may sound apocalyptic to some, disagreeable to others, but probably rings true with the unemployed and the record number of 44 million Americans under the official poverty level (14% of all Americans, or 1 out of 7).
Even though you will probably never hear the phrase “greatest depression” from billionaires like George Soros, he and other of the the world’s billionaires are getting worried about the economy. Soros recently called the current economy “Blah”. Steve Schwarzman, billionaire founder of the Blackstone group is also worried, worried about the negative effects of the current administration tax hike proposals. He said that any such activity will be “like when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939″.
The billionaires know the risks to the current system… things like the weapon of mass destruction 615 trillion dollar over-the-counter derivative time bomb that is growing daily, protected by lobbyists of government, and could blow up at any time and end the world as we know it. They know the fragility of the debt burdened house-of-cards system that we live within.
In America, manufacturing jobs have disappeared, transforming the economy into a “service sector economy”. America has been giving away manufacturing jobs to the lowest bidder of labor while the American manufacturing sector disappears. The benefactors have not been the American workers and middle class, but the CEO’s, the corporate elite, the Wall Street casino owners, the bankers, and of course the billionaires. Follow the money.
US unemployment is the highest since the great depression. The official US government unemployment numbers are biased and manipulated and do not include the “underemployed” (those who have accepted part time work but are still looking for full-time work), the “discouraged workers” (those who have given up) , and the former full-time workers who have settled for short-term contract work. The “real” numbers put the unemployment rate close to 22% (great depression numbers) according to the well respected John Williams organization, shadowstats.com.
What about the fact that many of the salaried workers who are left to work are required to take on the responsibilities of those who have been laid off while working more hours with more stress, and less time for themselves. I wonder how they feel about what is going on in today’s economy. What about the self-employed whose incomes have dramatically dropped. Consumer confidence has recently dropped to new record lows while at the same time the main-stream media outlets have been telling us that the recession is over. What?!
Debt is destroying the western world.
Although people have been trying to pay down their debts and save more, governments have been spending more and more of the peoples money. The US national debt is now nearly $13.5 trillion, or $131 thousand per tax payer. How do you feel about paying the government $131,000 to pay your share of the debt? Did you give them permission to spend that money? Do you have the money? Do you want to get even more sick? Check this out… if we include the unfunded liabilities (social security, medicare, prescription drugs) we get stuck with $356,000 each. Can you handle paying that to your government? Do you have the money? The numbers are simply staggering. Click here to see how much money $1 trillion really is. The total national debt number including unfunded liabilities is increasing by about $110 thousand per second, $6.6 million per minute, $396 million per hour, $9.5 billion per day, $228 billion per month, $2.7 trillion per year. Think about it.
Assuming that the deficit spending would stop (which seems quite unlikely at the moment), a very, very long period of “unwinding” would be required before we could get out of our state of economic depression and begin to think about very prosperous times again. What will continue to happen however is an accelerated devaluation of the dollar.
Most all world governments seem to be in a race to devalue their currencies, and therefore effectively decrease the value of today’s debt in terms of today’s dollar. Did you know that the value of today’s dollar is worth 95% less than it was in 1913 (the year when the Federal Reserve was formed)? If you purchased something for $20 back in 1913, it would cost you $441 today to purchase the same thing. If you stashed away $1,000 in cash under your mattress in 1913, today it would only be worth $45. The depreciation has been happening sometimes slowly, and sometimes quickly, but it has surely been happening, acting like a cancer eating away at the dollar.
To drastically reduce the current government debt, it could probably only be accomplished by a combination of quicker devaluation of the dollar by printing more money into the system (inflation) coupled with increased taxes, both or any of which will destroy the sputtering economy. They are in a catch-22, a no win situation.
I have a feeling that this all is going to end very badly. Could this become the greatest depression?
Gerald Celente “the greatest depression is underway”
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The Systems are Breaking Down
March 12, 2010Recently interviewed and linked on Lew Rockwell’s site, Gerald Celente, a renown trends analyst said, “the systems are breaking down”, while referring to 2010.
Don’t be fooled by the stock market comeback from it’s most recent lows during March 2009. Many share the opinion that the market rebound is mainly due to the influx of Quantitative Easing (QE) stimulus money from governments around the world printing fiat currency to keep the systems afloat.
We all know, or should know, that Wall Street runs Washington. It used to be about Main Street, but not any more. The reality is that Main Street is still hurting with unemployment, foreclosures, and hard times. Those that are working, are being forced to work harder and longer just to to remain even. Corporations have, and are, cutting to the bone and squeezing every last drop of capability and productivity from their workers in order to make sure that the next quarterly report holds up to Wall Street.
So many people do everything their employers tell them to do without question, although they may not be happy about it. Granted, too much employee resistance in today’s climate may result in replacement by someone else, maybe younger, who will work for less money, and will work the 60 hour weeks on a 40 hour salary, and repeat the words ‘yes boss’, ‘no problem’, etc…
This is more reason NOT to strap yourself with debt, so you can be less dependent upon the system, and do not necessarily have to slave for employers that only care about the next earnings report. Again, it’s all about Wall Street. How long will the current stock market rebound last, while having rebounded mostly from QE and institutional money rather than consumer money? How much more productivity can they possibly get from employees that remain who are required to do the work of what used to be 2 people?
We need to get back to the mom and pop businesses, entrepreneurs, community and neighbors. Although the survivalist in us may instinctively want to recluse and be very independent, the reality is that we need to band together with like minded people, because if and when the SHTF, it will be difficult to not be overrun by those who have not prepared due to the sheer numbers of ‘followers’ who will be desperate for help. Even if there is never a true SHTF scenario, the best offense against the Wall Street mentality is self sufficiency. The more we can do for ourselves, the less we need them.
Why not grow some of your own food. Why not do more with your own hands. Why not do with less extravagance so you can spend more time with your kids, your spouse, your family, rather than at work to pay the big mortgage or the loan for the new car or payments for the unnecessary purchases on your credit cards. Why trade your time and life for these things when you can be free?
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