Fox Business: Gerald Celente Predicts Revolution

They mentioned that before 2012:

1. America will be the first undeveloped country
2. Revolution, food shortages, riots, marches
3. Food instead of gifts for Christmas

Seriously, I was shocked. The segment lasted for more than 6 minutes. He said things like parents shouldn't send their kids to get business degrees or psychology degrees and send them to community colleges to learn a real skill. He kept implying that food will become the most important thing for us. He said the retail industry will die off completely but local markets will thrive.

The host even introduced him as a guy who's "predictions always come true". He has been remarkably accurate over the decades.

From the 11/10/08 show.

Gerald Celente's website:

http://www.trendsresearch.com/

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[yoboman69]

@ArmenOfTheNorth

Your "predictions" may be much more accurate than you know, Armen.

There are forces in this world more secretive and powerful than you or I will ever know.

Celente is just giving us the tip of the iceberg.

[GloryAtWill]

Anyone who resonates with this also needs to check out The Venus Project. Very important!

[nistyboy32]

"politics is just show-business for ugly people"

- Gerald Celente

All politicians know how to do is make laws to cover up the grotesque nature of it's failing economic and social systems, and to implement those laws to gain more and more control over the people they're meant to serve. By definition a politician is a public servant (purely to serve the people). But as you all know they only serve themselves. 2012 is the year we claim back our TRUE freedom...not the illusion of democracy!!

[daleva187goligo]

this guy was jist on coast to coast with george noory and he mentioned that he'll never do a tv guest spot like this again because he said the media people/anchors are "presstitutes" hahahaha i totally agree, he's a very smart man listen to what he has to say

[sangolt88]

Ron Paul 2012! Your vote counts.

[jorgandar]

@bighitter42 Yes they do. Sorry, you are wrong. Ever heard of a "natural monopoly"? It's explained clearly in your econ textbooks. Without government, monopolies almost ALWAYS occur. Furthermore, the economy is more complex than your simple set of rules. What about credit default swaps? What about derivitative trading? What about legalise in credit card agreements and banks that harm consumers? Life is more complex than your simple set of rules.

[360Nomad]

America in 2011 = Tsarist Russia in 1916 I've had a vision its clear to me now I know what has to be done The elite and the people cannot share a land A plague and I have the cure Chase them down,let them suffer in pain Dig them down, they´ll be gone for a while Show them no mercy, just burn Inspired by deeds that were done long ago I know what has to be done Filth of our land must be washed clean and pure Now let the cleansing begin!!!!!!!

[bighitter42]

@jorgandar Without government interference they so rarely do...and almost never in the negative. Free market capitalism does not mean "no rules." Do market's need rules? Sure. You can't steal, you can't ignore property rights and human rights(life, liberty, pursuit of happiness,) and you can't commit fraud. I'm done regulating now.

[jorgandar]

@joaomc You have a point. Agreed. But simply gutting regulations, what libertarians argue, will not fix anything. Unchecked capitalism is a ticking time bomb. Civilizations have rules. Societies have rules. Families have rules. markets need rules too. You cannot allow entities to become so large that they control everything. Monopolies will occur, economists know this, and that's why unchecked capitalism simply fails.

[jorgandar]

@MrsBeautyTeacher "Bigger" vs "Smaller" government is a false dilemma. What exactly is "small" government? It's not about big or small. Government is all-powerful no matter how "small" you make it. It's about SMART government, the RIGHT regulations, and the RIGHT rules to the game - but there will always be rules, unless you want to live in anarchy. Simply gutting the government does not fix anythig - it simply moves the problems around.