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Gerald Celente – 2009 Outlook
Gerald Celente outlook for 2009 Buy gold , do not spend a dime if you do not have to , we have to produce our way out of the depression hole not spend it , production is the answer not consumption …probable strike of Civil unrest in America ” We’re forecasting among our trends – there’s going to be a revolt in this country. I think the government knows that. I’m sure you and your listeners know about it more than I do in terms of these detention centers and how they’re training the military for riot control. We’re expecting some draconian measures to be taken by this administration.” retail store sector collapse “
Last year was the Panic of ‘08 in the financial sector. This year it’s spilling out into the retail sector. Last year we saw major store closing. By middle of February, March we’re going to start seeing other big names failing. and it’s going to be disasterous. There’s going to be empty stores throughout the country.
The next part of the collapse in 2009 is going to be the retail commercial sector.
You’re going to have a commercial real estate collapse that is going to dwarf the sub prime problem.” and more dire predictions …
Add comment June 11, 2009
Gerald Celente on Alex Jones 6.4.09
We have become a Wall Mart Economy says Gerald Celente
Gerald Celente was on t Show yesterday he talked about the collapsing dollar and economy , the necessity of preserving the second amendment , , buying gold and silver in order to beat the odds of the credit crisis the bonds bubble the housing bubble and the mother of them all the bailout bubble …do not get caught unprepared for the global worldwide greatest depression , the fed is dumping huge amount of money into the system this is not recovery it will only accelerate the hyperinflation , the commercial real estate bubble has just popped …defend yourself protect your assets stock up in Gold and Silver
Add comment June 5, 2009
Gerald Celente on Fox and Friends Expect The Greatest Depression 31 May 2009
The Greatest Depression greater than the 30s depression , the 08 panic , the Dot Com Bubble the housing bubble the stimulus package is masking the symptoms but not curing the ills , the bailout bubble is going to be the mother of all bubbles , we will then have the Greatest Depression…Gerald Celente is a political Atheist a true Gold believer , he is not a broker or trader , he sees the world with a neutral eye …if you want to survive the Greatest depression you have to get out of the dollar buy gold and focus on quality on everything…
Add comment May 31, 2009
Gerald Celente on CNBC
Gerald Celente was this morning on CNBC for a brief interview , he warn about the coming bailout bubble which he called the mother of all bubbles , the collapse of the financial system …when this bubble burst there is no de-inflating it …the terminology of the merging between the state and corporate power according to Mussolini is called fascism we call this a fascism light….a possible outcoime could be a world scale war
Add comment May 21, 2009
Gerald Celente – “DC Heist – Wall Street Gang Hijacks Washington”
DC Heist – Wall Street Gang Hijacks Washington Gerald Celente | September 23, 2008
On the evening of September 18th 2008, the American democratic system was replaced by a financial dictatorship. What was billed as a “Federal Bailout” was nothing less than a bloodless coup. The Wall Street Gang had taken over the White House and control of Washington. Congress promised not to resist, and pledged to pass legislation as demanded. Warning that America’s financial system was perilously close to collapse unless immediate action was taken, economic martial law was declared. The American people were told that from this day forward, they would be responsible for paying off the bad debt from any failing private financial enterprise deemed “too big to fail.” Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, spearheading the coup, sought unrestricted authority to spend the nation’s money as he saw fit. The first order of business by the Economic Czar was to take trillions of dollars of bad debt from crumbling investment banks and insurance companies and transfer it to the backs of already debt-burdened citizens. “We’re talking hundreds of billions,” said Paulson, former CEO of Goldman Sachs, one of the “too-big-to-fails.” Within days of the takeover, the number jumped into the trillions. This will put a “significant amount of taxpayers’ money on the line,” he said. Quick & Clean In simple language, with cameras rolling, in broad daylight, the American public was robbed blind. This wasn’t a magic show. There were no hidden tricks or sleights of hand. “We want this to be clean, we want this to be quick,” demanded the Economic Czar. “We need to get this done quickly, and the cleaner the better,” intoned President Bush, with the urgency of his “smoking gun that could come in the form of a mushroom cloud” logic he used as a pretext to invade Iraq. “The risk of not acting would be far higher,” Bush said, promising to “work with Congress to get a bill done quickly.” Having accurately forecast the current financial debacle, we confidently now forecast that taking swift action will prove – as it did in Iraq – far more catastrophic than allowing Wall Street to suffer the consequences of its greed and mismanagement. Presidential candidate Barack Obama promised to “fully support” the plan and called on Congress to take “immediate action.” Republican challenger John McCain said he would further review the proposal before passing judgment while Congressional leaders from both parties have signed on with their support. Americans were told they would have to pay to rescue the very companies whose unregulated greed, fraud and recklessness had created the crisis in the first place. Considered nobodies by the authorities, the people had no voice and had no choice. “I know of nobody who is arguing over the amount of money or even about that the secretary ought to have the authority to purchase these toxic instruments, these bad debts,” bowed Senator Christopher Dodd, the Democratic chairman of the Banking Committee. Publisher’s Note: If you are a “nobody” who cares about “the amount of money,” and does not believe “the secretary ought to have the authority to purchase these toxic instruments,” take action NOW. While signing petitions or calling the White House or Washington representatives often proves fruitless, in this emergency we suggest you call, write, pester, hound, and protest. Call your newspaper, radio and TV stations. Talk to reporters covering the “DC Heist.” Tell them what you think and what you want. Write editorials. Use the Internet as a call to action. Use your imagination, wits and common sense to have your voice heard and make your will known. Until Congress votes on the plan, it is not yet a fait accompli. Tell them if they vote “yes,” you’ll vote “no.” Trendpost: While the transfer of “toxic instruments” from private firms to the national debt will enrich those companies that once had owned them, the measures taken will do nothing to keep the sinking US economy from going under. The biggest casualty, besides indentured American servants held responsible for paying off the debt, is the US dollar. The greenback’s getting slaughtered on the foreign exchanges and gold prices, the safe-haven commodity, are once again soaring. As we previously forecast, we are still predicting “Gold $2000.”
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1 comment April 30, 2009
