Gerald Celente: ‘This is just to quiet the people up to pretend that they’re doing something’

by Mac Slavo | Jan 20, 2010 | Gerald Celente

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    Trends Research founder and analyst Gerald Celente joins Russia Today on January 15, 2010 to discuss Washington, Wall Street, Bank Bailouts, and President Obama’s proposed bank tax.

    “They’re not doing it behind closed doors. They’re doing it right in front of the public and they’re not reporting the numbers. Look, they just bailed out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and now the number’s $400 billion.

    On Christmas Eve they just passed legislation. They’re going to give them unlimited money for the next three years. You go down the list, it’s like this. They just gave GMAC another what, $4 billion.

    No, this is just to quiet the people up to pretend that they’re doing something.

    You call this a hearing? If anybody calls this a hearing, they’re deaf.”

    Gerald Celente on Russia Today January 15, 2010:

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