Category: Gerald Celente
Mac Slavo
- December 16th, 2011
In his latest interview Celente discusses a variety of different topics – from Iran and Europe to domestic militarization and the economy – and warns that our worst fears will soon be realized. Bottom line? You ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
Mac Slavo
- November 16th, 2011
Losses are to be expected. The goal is to avoid a total loss in any single event by diversifying as broadly as possible, regardless of whether we’re talking about precious metals, stocks, real estate, cash or disaster preparedness supplies.
Mac Slavo
- September 27th, 2011
Be prepared to face brutality by responding in kind – with overwhelming brutality that will surprise, disarm and neutralize the threat with extreme prejudice. You must be ready to take it all the way – your life and the safety of your family may depend on it.
Mac Slavo
- September 9th, 2011
We’re seeing a collapse happening. It’s an economic collapse worldwide…
Mac Slavo
- August 1st, 2011
Imagine, for a minute, what America would look like if nationwide curfews were implemented, civil rights were suspended (including confiscation of guns), the US dollar crashed, ATM’s and credit card transactions were restricted, and food and gas purchases were limited.
Mac Slavo
- March 28th, 2011
When you think in terms of survival, consider worst case. What would you do, for example, if a nuclear reactor goes into meltdown 30 miles from your home or a dirty bomb is detonated? At that point, it really doesn’t matter who did it or why. What matters is making it out alive.
Mac Slavo
- March 21st, 2011
Absent a worst-case terror attack, even if the “broad coalition†overthrows and kills Qaddaifi, it will not amount to victory any more than executing Saddam Hussein and routing the Taliban has brought victory to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Mac Slavo
- February 25th, 2011
In his latest Trend Alert® to subscribers, Celente discusses the revolutions breaking out in the middle east and provides a different reasoning than mainstream pundits and politicians for why it is happening and why it will spread to Europe and the US.
Mac Slavo
- January 12th, 2011
Trend forecaster Gerald Celente says that economically, socially, politically and financially things will continue to get worse, not just in the United States, but around the world. And, before the clock strikes January 1, 2012, most everyone will know we’re in the Greatest Depression.
Mac Slavo
- November 26th, 2010
Gerald Celente joins the Lew Rockwell Show to discuss a variety of topics including the new TSA policies, the global economy, trade, currency and global wars, and a host of other issues.
Mac Slavo
- October 29th, 2010
The fact of the matter is, folks, that China has a hand up on the U.S. And contrary to the beliefs of most mainstream thought, China is not our friend. They are a communist government, and as such, believe that peace only exists when everyone else is communist. Make no mistake: China’s goal is the complete and total disintegration of the American way of life, and so far, they’ve done a very good job at seeing it come to fruition.
Mac Slavo
- October 19th, 2010
Gerald Celente forecast our current crisis, as well as many of the events that unfolded after the crash of 2008 well before they happened. He now forecasts a number of other trends and says that the United States is “going under” and that we are entering “the worst economic times in modern history.”
Mac Slavo
- October 15th, 2010
It’s clear that Europe’s economy is in trouble, and that austerity measures need to be implemented, as the entire EU has essentially become one large welfare state, much like the United States. And what is happening in Europe will come to the shores of the U.S., says trend forecaster Gerald Celente of the Trends Research Institute.
Mac Slavo
- October 9th, 2010
The crash of 2010 is multi-faceted and does not solely include the destruction of the US dollar. It’s all around us.
Mac Slavo
- September 20th, 2010
This was supposed to be – from the Vice President of propaganda – the summer of recovery. It’s the summer of the greatest recession.
Mac Slavo
- September 7th, 2010
Featuring well known trend forecaster Gerald Celente and economic analyst Peter Schiff, this movie explains not only what led to the bursting of the housing and economic bubbles of 2008/2009, but what we can expect next, as governments have ramped up spending and money printing amounting to trillions upon trillions of dollars.
Mac Slavo
- August 23rd, 2010
You’re seeing people lose it. You’re going to see more and more of that. It’s going to be first in Europe, then in Eastern Europe and then you’re going to start seeing it in the USA.
Mac Slavo
- July 30th, 2010
Economically, Ben Bernanke, the Fed Chairman, came out and said it’s unusually uncertain. How could you come out with a stupid statement like that.
Mac Slavo
- July 20th, 2010
As economies in Eastern Europe, Western Europe, North America and Asia begin to unravel, civil wars will begin breaking out across the globe.
Mac Slavo
- July 1st, 2010
Trend Researcher Gerald Celente joins Russia Today on July 1, 2010 to discuss the US dollar and the IMF’s proposed solution to replace the world’s sole reserve currency.
Mac Slavo
- June 18th, 2010
Eventually it will become apparent to everyone who is living in la-la land that there is no way to maintain the lives we’ve all come to know over the last 30 years. The spending, the debt, and living beyond our means as individuals and as a country is going to stop whether we like it or not.
Mac Slavo
- May 24th, 2010
Gerald Celente joins Max Keiser to discuss the economy, geo-politics and global trend on May 22, 2010.
Mac Slavo
- May 10th, 2010
The stock market is rigged. So is the US Dollar. So where do you go for safety?
Mac Slavo
- April 19th, 2010
Self interest, with no regard for the lives of others, drives those like the bankers funding the wars, the corporate interests profiting from the natural resources that are conquered, and the politicians who use war as a way to scare the population into keeping themselves in power.
Mac Slavo
- March 28th, 2010
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