Gerald Celente: The entire system is collapsing

Russia Today/YouTube ^ | 6/18/10

[Liz]

Wanna bet the Sultan of Brunei is getting some stimulus dollars as well?

......yeah, but it’s just to “create” jobs.........

[Kartographer]

At this point spending cuts if they do come will be too late and spending will only increase until then. You have to pay even for the ‘bread and circuses'.

Many times in life you com on problems which are best solved by starting over, framers crop severely damaged by a spring storm might plow under the corp and replant, fire fighters come on a building so fire damaged that they just let it burn working only to make sure it doesn't spread to other buildings, a car gets damaged in a wreck to a point were what few good parts are left and the scrap value is worth more than the car, no matter the problem and how bad or how hard you work to solve it sometimes you have to just wipe the board and start over.

[Quix]

They are The Man now, and are the point of failure, personally. They are so steeped in the Western-society-must-be-destroyed mythology that they don’t realize that they are now the power structure they seek to destroy.

It would be hilarious if it wasn’t so suicidal.

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INDEED TO THE MAX.

THX.

[GlockThe Vote]

Celente savage schiff and bob chappman are the real deal.

Hannity and levin are entertaiment as is rush.

[vanilla swirl]

I’m beginning to think this guy is a commie plant.

“Workers of the world unite II”?

Why is he on RussiaTimes so often?

I think he WANTS to see Capitalism collapse!

[AlexW]

“A typhoon is a hurricane south of the equator.”

Well, I am new to the Pacific, so I can not speak with authority about typhoons, other then to say you are mistaken.
Typhoons form in the west to northwest Pacific.
You can call them hurricanes if you like, but Pacific islanders will not know what you are talking about.
The state department does have some information about them:

http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/pa/pa_5067.html

You might also check out www.typhoon2000.com
It is a new and very comprehensive Philippine site.

Yes, there was a quite damaging Typhoon in Luzon last year.
The problem was flooding, rather then wind.
Other areas of the Philippines, such as Cebu, where I live
saw very little weather from it.
The Luzon area can be refereed to as Typhoon Ally for the Philippines.

Regarding driving over the USA. Yes, some people like to drive all day and all night. I am not a trucker.
I consider eight hours to be a days drive.
Eight hours to the mountains, for a break, then about eight hours to the South Carolina coast.

By the way, while I live on a beach, the highest point on Cebu (3100 ft) is only a few miles from me.
I have the best of both worlds.

Happy trucking to you.

[Myrddin]

I’m not a trucker. I drive my car or Mariner hybrid
between Idaho (home) and San Diego (work). It’s
all out of pocket, so making the run in one day
avoids adding a hotel stay enroute. The Birmingham
to Salt Lake City was an escape from hurricane
Ivan. I mostlt work from my home office. No
commute. In San Diego, I choose to ride my
motorcycle on the daily 70 mile commute. It’s
more fun, faster and saves mileage on the Mariner.
Enjoy your retirement!

[2ndDivisionVet]

What Good Can a Handgun Do Against an Army.....?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/backroom/2312894/posts?page=242

[2ndDivisionVet]

More info on the Philippines:
http://www.LivingInThePhilippines.com

(Is it Galt’s Gulch?)

[grey_whiskers]

They are so steeped in the Western-society-must-be-destroyed mythology that they don't realize that they are now the power structure they seek to destroy.

"We are the one's we've been waiting to scre...oh wait."

Cheers!

[Myrddin]

Seriously, I moved to Idaho to get away from the
humidity San Diego. The crowding, taxes, anti-gun
laws, drive-by shootings and other unpleasantries
played a part too. Ripping down the road on
my street bikes or negotiating a tricky single
track trail at 7,000 ft elevation is my way to have
fun. Beaches? I went to the beach in San Diego
about 9 times in 32 years. It’s not something I
miss.

[2ndDivisionVet]

The Philippines is one of the most mountainous countries in the world, it's not all shoreline. Up in many of the hills and mountains the humidity is low and temps are nice from what I hear.

[tet68]

When the dominoes start falling will yu be ready?

The dominoes started falling with the advent of
the Fed, it continues to destroy our posterity
today, if unchecked it WILL.

[My Favorite Headache]

When Gerald Celente speaks, I listen. The man is the best.

[My Favorite Headache]

Gerald Celente is the best. Not nuts.

[Oceander]

"There is no way they can keep the system afloat by just dumping more money into it."

Just as we've been saying all along. Not only that, but the vast amount of resources they've wasted already trying that quixotic attempt has left the system weaker than it would have been had they done nothing at all and it may be that additional liberal-caused weakness that will be the straw that breaks the camel's back, tipping the world economies into a decades long depression.

[OB1kNOb]

Firewalls block me from youtube. Any idea if there is an audio podcast of the Celente interview somewhere else? I’m all the time trying to find new audio podcasts of Celente’s interviews. We’ve been keeping track of what he’s been saying for a couple of years now. If you can overcome some of his over the top comments made by his growing sense of frustration and cynicism as he watches our nation self-implode (I certainly empathize with his feelings), he has a lot of very important insight into future trends that one needs to be aware of and prepare for. - OB1