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Prelude to World War III -- Gerald Celente #5839 · Financial Survival Network

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This is not a way of life at all, in any true sense of
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the clouds of war. It is humanity hanging from a cross of lion.
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And here we are, where are the three has begun? They keep ramping
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Hey with us today is trans Journals Gerald Celente, Gerald. We've been talking.
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We've been having our discussions now for the better part of twelve years,
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if you could believe it, And just when you think things can't get any
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crazier, they never, they never fail to prove you wrong. How crazy
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can things get now that the inmates are truly running the asylum, if that's
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the correct word, Well again, it's an asylum. So when people are
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crazy, there's no rationality to what they do, and that's all they are.
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It's a crime. Syndicate their murderers and thieves by their DJs shall know
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them. Hey give Jamie Diamond all the money needs to buy out that bank.
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Yeah, Hey, we're too big to fail. You're just a piece
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of crap. How about you know? I want that guy who saw it
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out of I want that guy Kuldaf. Yeah. No, you have to
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say it properly. You have to say it like Obama would say it.
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Folks, the man must go. There's not good for democracy. We're going
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to destroy the place and kill hundreds of thousands of people. I want that
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guy Saddam who's saying at it. He he got weapons and man's destruction.
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It ties to all okay, liar, that's all right, go kill anybody
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you want. I'm gonna get that guy Osama. But London Dinner alive at
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eighty eight percent of the people swallowed the crap coming out of the mount of
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a little daddy's boy, Georgie Bush. It's a freak show in a country
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near you. Little the clowns they got run into the UK and that boris
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Johnson, the best cartoonist couldn't come up with a better looking clown than him.
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And now that guy's suit act. Another arrogant little boy of nothing?
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Of nothing? How about the fake hair little Macrone the Katson over there in
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France, now a rothschild's boy, a little boy of nothing. And by
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the way, bringing freedom and democracy to all these countries that NATO in the
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United States spring over there in France. They gave five people gave Macrone the
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finger. They got fined fifteen thousand euros and are now facing a year in
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jail to giving a little boy who deserves the finger the finger. That's democracy
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that we're bringing around the world. Yeah. Oh, and another woman twelve
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thousand euro fine for writing on Facebook the slime Macrone will be on TV Bullingham
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a slime of course, to two thousand euros. I thought truth was an
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absolute defense. Nope, No, that's misinformation. Truth is misinformation when it's
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not the government line. Yeah. Yeah, what are we supposed to do
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here? Gerald? I mean, you know, I'm doing everything I can.
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You know, I had a big rally up here on May twenty seventh,
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and fighting everything I can. You know, We've occupied peace and no
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talk about peace, all these little lip TODs, all these little cowardly little
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boys and girls you want, Oh, we would about one hundred and thirty
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billion dollars already since the Ukraine War started that we sent over there to keep
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blooding in the killing fields. Oh you can't fix that bridge to that fell
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apart over there at ninety five in Philadelphia recently. It's only going to take
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over a month. Was China will be done in a week. The whole
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INFRAE structure this country's rotting. Anybody that wants to go support the Ukraine War
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go over there and fight. Send your money, send your wife, sending
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your kids, send your transgender partners, or shut your mouth, your money
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where your mouth is, or shut the hell up. I don't want my
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money going there, got it. I am an American. That is not
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my war. H I agree, it's a ridiculous, but hey, the
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military industrial complex couldn't be happier because it's localized. War for now could turn
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nuclear. But think about it, Gerald, They get rid of all that
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old Soviet era weaponry from all the countries in Europe and Russia, and guess
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what they got to replace it? Right, and and now that they see
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how good the American stuff is. Where they're going to be buying the Western
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European stuff all of that. I mean, hey, they'd love this,
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this war to go on forever and never stop, right of course. I
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mean look at the look at that budget that day, that detch ceiling bs
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they had. Now the defense budget's going to be almost a trillion dollars.
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Yeah, and even when we're talking about the debt ceiling, will make sure
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we keep giving them money to the military industrial complex. Again, the guy
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said it, Yeah, grandamarragut is adventure and free government. Now basic purposes
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and been to keep the peace, to force the progress in hu minute achievements,
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and to enhance liberty, dignity, and integrity among people and among nations.
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My fellow Americans, this is what you know the United States is supposed
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to be. Our military organization today bears little relation to that known by any
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of my predecessors in peacetime or indeed by the fighting men of World War two
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or career. Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States had
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no armaments industry. American makers of plowshares could, with time as required,
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make swords as well. But now we can no longer risk emergency improvisations of
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national defense. We have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast
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proportions. Added to this, three and a half million men and women are
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directly engaged in defense establishment. We annually spend on military security more than the
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net income of United States corporations. And that's Dwight the Eisenhower warning the American
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people that we must never let the weight of this combination in danger our liberties
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or democratic process, warning that the military industrial complex is taking over the nation.
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Five star general, Supreme Commander the Allied Forces through term president. Hey,
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if he couldn't trust, who could you trust? I mean, so
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obviously they're running the show. And I mean, at what point does it
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stop? I mean, through the people in this country really have any power
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left over? Is it just a question that we're so divided by design that
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the power gets diminished and we can't control anything. You know, it's divided.
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But to both sides are warmongering freaks. I mean, look at those
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little little they quomselves progressive Democrats that voted for forty billion dollars to go to
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Ukraine. A little b as Bernie Sanders a little slobby boy that couldn't fight
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his way out of the paper. Big AOC one after another voted to send
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more killing machines to keep bloodying the killing fields in Ukraine. It's on both
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sides, the repulsive kins and democraps. Again, another Eyesenhower quote. Every
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gun that has made, every warship launched, every rocket fire signifies, in
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the final sense, a theft from those who anger in a nut fed those
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who are hold and not clothed. The world in arms is not spending money
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alone. It is spending the sweat of the labor as a genius scientist,
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the hopes of the children. This is not a way of life at all,
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in any true sense of the clouds of war. It is humanity hanging
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from a cross of iron. And here we are. One of the three
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has begun. They keep ramping it up, ramping it up, ramping it
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up. And now they keep talking us about the dangers of a nuclear war.
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Hm. You know there's a book guy route I think it was.
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His name was Schwartz. He's a New York Times reporter called the Gangsters of
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Capitalism. Oh yeah, got it, and he basically traces Smedley Butler you
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know marine general, most decorated a marine general in history who said war is
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a racket and even wrote a little book about it. And he said,
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basically, a racket is the people don't understand that when they undertake a war,
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all right, a racket is being run for the benefit of a few
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people, but that the mass, vast majority of people don't understand it.
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And he recounts every single US military engagement from I think the eighteen eighties,
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the invasion of Mexico, the Boxer Rebellion up to World War One. He
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talks about seizing um, you know, invading the Nicaragua and Honduras for the
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banana plantations to protect US fruit. I mean, it goes on and on.
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And the Philippines. I gotta say, I knew all these incidents individually,
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all these interventions. I knew about many of them, Haiti deposing a
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democratically elected government there. I knew about them, but I didn't know I
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didn't know them in the entire context, if you will. And then we
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gave that up for a dollar diplomacy basically until that didn't work. And then
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back to military interventions, right yep. Yeah, he talks about the Brown
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brothers, you know, the money gang. Then with Cuban Haiti. Look
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look at the destruction in the United States has done on and on and on.
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And by the way, they want this Metaly Butler to also do a
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coup against FDR. Yeah, yeah, there's another war monger too. You
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read you know, people think again. You can read this in history today
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about FDR seizing old Japanese assets in July of nineteen forty one, whether they
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Japan won the tax Pearl Harbor in December, in July, FDR seized old
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Japanese assets. Again, you could google it up. It's right in history
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today. So I'm not making this up. Its mainstream. And you know
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why they seize Japanese assets because those dirty Jabs invade in French Indo China.
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Wait a minute, French Indo China. You mean the French are in Laos,
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Vietnam and Cambodia, and the Japanese went there because they were going to
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invade China and was on their way over there. What are the French doing
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in Indonesia, in Vietnam and Cambodian Laos? Oh, you mean they're stealing
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their rubber and their tin and enslaving and killing the people. Oh, and
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then you know what the Japanese did. They overtook Singapore and throughout the British.
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Why the British The sun never sets on the British Empire. How dare
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the Japanese throw the British out of Singapore? Oh? And they also invaded
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Dutch Indonesia. Don't owe the Dutch. What are the Dutch doing in the
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Dutch? What are the Dutch doing in Indonesia? The United States, the
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Dutch, and the British which sanctions on Japan. You're ready? They lost
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three quarters of their global trade and eighty eight percent of their imported oil.
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Correct, they only need one hundred percent of imported oil because they don't have
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oil. Can't understand why they attack per a lawbite, don't get figure it
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out. Maybe they could teach me in school. Yeah, Hey, sounds
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like a similar provocation that many claim with Russia and Ukraine to join NATO and
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all of this. And I recently heard that the Foreign Minister of Russia,
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or maybe it was the US the ambassador to the US called in the Secretary
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of State and he said, yet means yet, meaning like you do this.
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This is like in twenty fourteen. No, you can't. We're not
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going to allow you to do it. And here we are so similar provocations.
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Yeah, Trend's journal twenty fourteen. Should I a happy guy over there?
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United States Coup the democratically elected government of Victory Anakovic all in detail.
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Victorian Newland, under Secretary of State, issue detail after detail of the United
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States coup and written by Washington. Is driving the world to the Final War,
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written by doctor Paul Craig Roberts Warmer, Assistant Treasury Secretary on the Ronald
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Reagan, and he goes on to write here remember this twenty fourteen. Crane
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presented a perfect opportunity for Washington to advance his sagemonic agenda. In his speech
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at the National Press Club Last Descenter, which meant December two thousand and thirteen,
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and anybody could look it up, Assistant Secretary of State Victorian Newland boasted
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that Washington had invested ready five billion dollars in Ukraine for the purpose of non
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governmental organizations to teach democracy to the Ukraine people. Oh but through the government
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they did. They learn it. I don't think they learned it too well,
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you know. And again they were warned when the Soviet Empire crumbled in
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the eighties, Lady, eighties, there were numerous Russian authorities said, don't
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expand NATO to those former Soviet republics or it's going to cause a war.
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They were told this, you know, thirty plus years ago, right,
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and you know nobody paid any attention. And here we are right. Well,
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also, don't forget that the agreement was made between the Bush administration,
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you know, the senior Bush and James Baker and Gorbachev that quote NATO would
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not move one inch further, that's a quote. And now there were sixteen
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NATO countries now they were thirty. Yeah, well, we know what's going
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on. So let's look at corruption on the home frontier. You know,
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the government still expand the real economy is declining even though we're not in a
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recession, Gerald, So you should feel good about that, right the rich
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have gotten rich or everybody else has gotten poorn where the reality is going to
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hit when the equity markets crashed. So here's our forecast. You go back
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to the Trends Journal November of last year. We said the SMP five hundred,
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we continue to expand. We look at data following the last forty midterm
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elections. Over the past sixty years, the SMP five hundred's gone up sixteen
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point three percent on average. It's now up as we're speaking, some twelve
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percent. The Federal Reserve is going to begin to lower interest rates in the
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run up to the presidential reality show in twenty twenty four. The people running
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the government, it's very clear the form of fedhead Janet Yellen, the head
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of the Federal Reserve, is now our Treasury secretary. One of my six
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years old I can't see was running this thing. They're going to lower interest
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rates in the run up to the election. That is going to bring down
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the dollar. The only reason why the dollar is strong now is because of
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high interest rates. Correct interest rates go down, the dollar goes down,
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inflation goes up, and gold prices go the markets. They're going to do
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everything they can to keep artificially boosting them up. No question about. It's
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a crime cynvicate. Oh, it's a plunge protection team. What's the matter
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with you PT? Yeah, the rescue. So here's what's going to bring
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it down. It's one of our top trends for twenty twenty three that we've
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been talking about since much of twenty twenty Office Building Bust. Your office occupancy
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rate in the United States, according to Castle Systems with a K, is
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forty nine point six percent your office vacancy rate, which means nobody there.
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In New York City, twenty percent of the offices are vacant that we know
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about, that we know about that are held in lease, subject to people
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looking for subleases on empty space they're holding, so it's higher. Yes,
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then let's take a trip to San Francisco. You can go on rate.
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Oh they just closed down that big mall right, one business after another closing
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down then as the city's dead. Oh and by the way, you could
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thank the geeks for this. That little freaky boy with the beard that Dorsey
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back Dorsey, Yeah, yep. Go back to February twenty twenty in details
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in your trends journal. I'm canceling my trip to South Africa February twenty twenty
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because of COVID, and I'm telling all of our workers to work at home.
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Following Dorset, that sucker bird, that clown cook Shy, the Google
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ball I one after another, work from all, work from home, don't
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cook, don't work, don't come to work because it's really good foul business
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people abuying from home. They're ordering from home, they're eating from home.
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Everything from home. Don't go out. Our tech business is booming. They
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are the ones that did it. Now Los Angeles thirty percent vacancy rate,
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Montreal twenty five percent vacancy rate. They're estimating by the end of the year
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and next year. Toronto biggest office building, one after another. So how
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they're going to pay their loans? They're not. What's going to happen to
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the banks they're holding the loans, banks, pension funds, insurance companies,
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you know, mortgage backed security investors, rates, all of them. I
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know, either they're going to have to make them into immigration processing centers or
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I don't know what you do with all that space, because modern office buildings
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are not amenable to conversion to residential. The old office buildings from the twenty
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and thirties were perfect for residential conversion. Here, the bulk of this space
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is internal because they're basically just horizontal boxes, and you know, there's very
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little usable space for residential in a building like the Xon building in Manhattan.
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What do you do with it? I don't know. You've nailed it and
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you're one of the few people that know those facts. The buildings built in
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the last fifty years and non convertible. Back in the day, they used
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to build real buildings with windows. Now they get all this glass and steel
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crap in the way they're built in non convertible. Like you said, process
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immigrants in it. Yeah, because that's all it's happening. And by the
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way, and my book Trends two thousand and wrote back in the mid nineties
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they brought in H one B theses. That's when they created that to bring
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in cheap labor. And they're doing the same thing now, letting all the
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immigrants come in the cheap labor. Because when you listen to that clown power
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yelling, screaming, and one after another. Again we write into details in
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your Trends journal. You know what, they're blaming inflation on high wages.
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I'm not making this up. No, no, the wages are way below
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inflation. When you look at John Williams Shadows stats, the inflation numbers twice
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what they're telling us owned. By the way, how about all that cheap
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money you threw in to fight the COVID War, the trillions of trillions,
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probably eight trillion dollars. Oh, how about zero interest rate policy? Oh,
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that didn't cause inflation. Nope, the wages. So they want to
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bring in more cheap labors so the rich could get richer, and the plantation
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workers of Slaveland it can keep getting poorer, you know. Milton Friedman said
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it like forty fifty years ago. Inflation is first and foremost always a monetary
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phenomena, which means it comes not from too few workers or too many workers,
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or too little goods, are too many goods. It comes from printing
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too much money. Yep. I mean it's axiomatic. And yet they're blaming
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it on you know, on like John Maynard Keynes. You know, shadowy
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human spirits, right, the shadowy hand of the market. Yeah, it's
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again. So yes, where through equity markets are going to go? The
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equity markets is going to crash in the bank scrash. Same thing happened in
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two thousand and names approximately. You're thinking Q three of this year. It's
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a it's a guess. It's a guess because the game is so rigged.
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You know, they're dumping money in behind the scenes that we don't know about,
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making deals that you don't know about you know, it's a crime syndicate
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that people call a government. And by the way, everybody listening to this
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show and the information that you're giving them, and I do a lot of
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interviews, and not many people know what you know and say what you say
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and the way you say it. So thank you so much for having me
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on and sharing this information with so many people or kindred spirits. So I
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want to go to the election looking who's going to win with Trump whatever.
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I want to go to RFK Junior, Okay, and Tucker Carlson, And
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this is something I know you have knowledge of. RFK Junior gets up on
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National TV and numerous numerous podcasts youtubees and says, the CIA was responsible for
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killing my uncle and in Peren's not too loud and probably my father too.
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All right, Tucker Carlson says it, he's off the air, all right.
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What's your take on CIA involvement in the jfk assassination? Oh again,
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you know, I don't think it was only the CIA. I think the
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Mathia was being minded to what's the difference? Yeah, well what RFKA juniors
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started going after the Mathia big time, right, and there was a lot
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of things going on here. You know again, I remember the election.
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I was a young kid when when JFK got elected, and one of the
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ways he got elected was the top people. Frank Sinatra really promoted him very
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heavily, and Frank Sinatra was huge. You notice Dame sam gan Kana's connection
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to Sinatra, and what happened was double cross. He was supposed to go
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visit Sinatra, and Sinatra even got a ending thing for the helicopter, and
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then they didn't. He didn't go visit. Then rf Case really started ramping
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up the thing against the mafia, like there's no other crime syndicate in America,
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only the mafia. So I believe it was the mafia and the CIA
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that took him out. Could I believe that the biggest reason that Kennedy went
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out is if you read his speech June yes, nineteen sixty three to the
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students graduating students at American University, it's all about peace and how we should
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not hate the Soviet Union and that they suffered more than anybody else in World
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War two with using his nut language, with over twenty million of them killed
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and the farmland, their factories, in their homes destroyed from the equal from
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Chicago East. He ends his speech by saying that if we go to war
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with the Soviet Union, there'll be a nuclear war and life on Earth will
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end in twenty four hours. He ends his speech by saying the United States
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of America will not go to war again. Five months later, Jackiet dead.
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Eight months later, LBJ takes us sense of the Vietnam War. Yeah,
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so, I think that was the major reason why they knocked him off,
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and the CIA he wanted to get rid of. Yeah, well,
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he wanted to get rid of the CIA. The CIA tried to mousetrap him
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in the Bay of Pigs. They knew that the Ragtail Legion that they put
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together to go back and take Cuba back for the mob to get the casinos
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back. That was the primary motivation. They knew that they couldn't actually overthrew
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a castro, but they figured they'd put JFK at a position that they'll have
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to send in the troops and air support to make sure that they don't get
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defeated. And he had told them before, like, I don't think this
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plan is going to work. I think it's a bad idea, But do
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not count on us support the military to jump in and save you, and
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they'd called his bluff and the rest is history. And as a result,
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you know, he fired Dallas and all these things came into play. And
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hey, who was the head of the Warren commission Gerald the commissions set up
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by LBJ to investigate the assassination. Wasn't it a guy named Dallas? Yeah?
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Money, they were supposed to release the information about the Kennedy assassination.
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Now for how many years they haven't done it? Yeah? And RFK Junior
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also asked for them to finally release it. And you know, I do
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it very I'm very friendly with Judge Andrew Nepolotan. I I do a cheltcast
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with him each week. And he tells me that he spoke with Trump about
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Trump was going to release the information, and Trump said, I can't after
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reading it, I can't, I can't, I won't. I won't release
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it. So yeah, and this is America. This is again we're not
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allowed to know what happened. No, it's a crime syndicate that's running the
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country. It's not a government, you know it just like it just boggles
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the mind all of this that took place. Um, you know, I
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think at this point RFK Junior is a minor annoyance, but he can be
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turned into a major annoyance to these people really quick if he just catches on.
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I know a lot of personal information about him. I know him personally.
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We lived in the same area, So I'm not going to get into
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innuendos and all that. But you know he's got more skeletons than Arlington National
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Cemetery. You know. Well, he even says that, yeah, drug
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out. I mean, we all pulled out a crap in our life,
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you know, you know so, But to me, you know, I
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was the first. Again, it's on videos. I was the first one
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back in in twenty twenty two saying that the best ticket that I could see
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would be rfkge Junior for president, Joge Andrew Napolitano for vice president. And
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again there's a load of videos of me saying that I know and I really
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believe that he has a good shot of winning minus a wild card, because
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when you look at the polls, and again I go by the numbers,
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and I've been in this business. I began my career, by the way,
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working on political campaigns in Westchester County at a graduate school. I was
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assistant to the Secretary of the New York State Senate and designed it. Instructed
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of course, called American Politics and Campaign Technology, which is how to run
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political campaigns. And I taught it at Saint John's University, so I know
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this field and Kennedy, when you look at the data, the young people
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don't want Biden or Trump now. And when you look at the mid term
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elections, one of the reasons why the Republicans didn't win big is because a
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lot of young people went out to vote and it was on the reverse weight
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issue. So when you're looking at Kennedy's numbers and now I'm hearing they're as
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high as twenty six percent, that is really high for this point in time.
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And by the way, one of the speakers I had at my rally
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and you could see it on the Gerald Celente channel on YouTube or the Trends
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Journal channel was Dennis Cacinach. Yes, and Dennis Cacinitch is RFK Junior's national
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campaign manage policy does make for strange bedfellows for sure, but Chriscinach is off
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the peace and so is Kennedy. Kennedy's almost repeating word for word, what
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we haven't occupied peace those are the bases overseas. Yeah, the troops secure
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the homeland. What are we doing? It's it's the definition of insanity.
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And like you say, when it comes to dealing with insane people, you
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can't try to reason with them. You got to lock them up and shoot
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them full of antipsychotic drugs. There's no other way to handle it. Gerald,
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immensely grateful for you to take your time out to speak with us.
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I always look forward to our discussions. It's going to really heat up and
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really get crazy this summer, so we'll touch base with you. Any events
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planned for the summer. No, no events planned, you know, if
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we had you know, these things cost a lot of money to put on,
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and we have very you know, we thank them very much. The
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people that you know do support occupied peace, but were the we're the billionaires
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and the multimillionaires putting money toward peace. Not a penny, not a penny.
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And you know, so we only could do so much, and it's
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very sad that there's no major peace movements in this country. And the rally
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that we had here and anybody could see it. If you could show me
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anything like we put on, let me see it. But the people have
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to unite for peace or else we're going to die for war, no doubt
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agreed. Hey, Trends Journal dot com, go there, subscribe. Got
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Network dot com. Gerald, always a pleasure. Thank you so much,
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and thank you thanks for all that you do, Thanks for listening to carry
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