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Gerald Celente: US Double Dip Depression will Lead us into War – Alex Jones Tv 1/4
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Alex welcomes back to the show Gerald Celente, a trend forecaster, publisher of the Trends Journal, business consultant and author who makes predictions about the global financial markets and other events of historical importance. Celente’s accurate forecasts include the 1987 stock market crash, the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the 1997 Asian currency crash and the 2007 subprime mortgage crisis. He is the author of Trend Tracking: The System to Profit from Today’s Trends and Trends 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of the 21st Century. www.trendsresearch.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplane.tv
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#2 written by jcfan42 1 year ago
@CannabisCancerCure Only about half of those in the southern half of the country vote. I have no idea how typical that is for the region, but if that is acquired in recent decades, it is telling of a situation in which half the populace in certain states have given up voting and may begin to look for other options. My, the world we live in…
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#3 written by jcfan42 1 year ago
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#15 written by jcfan42 1 year ago
@wolftreetree We should not rule out all war, but we must insist, we must demand non-interventionist, neutral foreign policy that looks out for our own interests and goes not abroad looking for monsters. The economy can only be hurt by war; yes, the military-industrial complex benefits, but there are much more productive things to be doing than having to defend our country from outside threats (though we must sometimes, despite the fact I cannot recall a historical instance of this necessity).
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#17 written by jcfan42 1 year ago
@gnuochtapir Exactly right, the troops are often some of our more upstanding citizens; what has Obama done for our country? Next to nothing, really – I can come up with three options – impeach him (not this year, Democrats would have to look themselves in the mirror), ask him to resign (his ego is too big), or change his mind/beliefs/actions (blind ego). If we elect the right people in November, let the impeachings begin; we need to clean house. Otherwise, he can literally destroy America.
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#18 written by gnuochtapir 1 year ago
@jcfan42 If I could vote in the next presidential election I would vote for Ron Paul (if he decides to run for office). I don’t agree with all his views but on the economy, wars and freedom he is right on the money. The US would be in infinitely better shape if Paul had been voted into office in 08.
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#19 written by jcfan42 1 year ago
@gnuochtapir I actually did vote for him in the primaries, and as a matter of fact, I agree with him more now than I did then. Some people wrote him in for the general election, but I think many of those votes went uncounted because of some odd rule about having to get signatures even for unlisted candidates, and besides, he was no longer running anway. Unfortunately most Republicans think it wise to go neocon, but we were advised against that long ago by our founders…
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#20 written by MrAataghi 1 year ago
who are we going to war with? we have lost economic wars and we have lost all the wars since 2nd ww it start since Nixon. Please tell and instruct the ordinary people what should they do to save this country. Some thing not going to War but we can do to rebuild. it is a pity to support Israel and go to war with Iran
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@gnuochtapir Some reality show bimbo; if you do not already know, you probably do not need to. If you must know, see the show “Jersey Shore” – I have heard so much complaining about it lately, yet everyone watches it anyway. Quite popular for Cable TV, but I have not seen it (yet).