Separate Laws for Political Nobility & Economic Elite

Source: Greg Hunter�s USAWatchdog.com
Published: Jul 10, 2016
Author: Gerald Celente
Post Date: 2016-07-10 22:25:17 by U don't know me
Views: 1937

Separate Laws for Political Nobility & Economic Elite-Gerald Celente By Greg Hunter On July 10, 2016 In Political Analysis

By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com

Trends researcher Gerald Celente says Hillary Clinton not being charged by the FBI for having a private unprotected email server is just a small part of an ongoing major trend. Celente explains, “It’s bigger than Clinton. It’s a trend, and anybody can see it if they open their minds and add up the facts. What we have now is a neo-feudal society. It’s all connected. It’s, as we call it, ‘global-nomic.’ Since Obama became President, and these are the facts, 95% of the wealth since 2009 has gone to the 1%. Now, let’s take a trip around the world. 62 people have more dough than half of the world’s population combined. In the United States, 400 people are worth $2.5 trillion. What I am saying is the word ‘justice’ is being misspelled. It’s J U S T U S—Just Us. . . . You have separate laws for the political nobility and the economic elite.”

Celente goes on to say, “Let’s go back to Obama. He’s the greatest liar and traitor that America has ever known. George Bush was a war criminal for lying us into wars. Just to make it clear, I am not pro or anti Democrat or Republican. I am a political atheist. I don’t like the Bloods and Crypts, murderers and thieves. Back to Obama, the liar and chief and his campaign in 2008, he promised to bring those Wall Street criminals to justice. Six banks were convicted of felonies, not charged, convicted, did you see any heads roll? NO.”

On a coming banking calamity, Celente contends, “They’ve already collapsed. . . . Look at the IMF report that came out recently where they say Deutsche Bank posed a global financial risk. . . . All the other banks are burdened down with heavy debt loads and loads of bad loans. What you have is a crisis like you have never seen in our lives. It also builds into this whole bubble. . . . I think the crisis is underway. I think the ‘Brexit’ was a trigger point for that. It exposed more of the weakness of what is going on. Again, the thing is rigged. The markets should have gone down much lower. You see what happens. The markets go down several hundred points, and the ‘Plunge Protection Team’ comes in and circuit breakers go off. I thought this was a capitalistic market? No, the markets are rigged, so only the little people get wiped out. You go to a casino, and the house starts losing, and all of a sudden they change the game. Get this right, the house never loses, it’s a neo-feudal society. That’s what I am saying, whether it come to money or whether it comes to law.”

At the beginning of this year, Celente, the publisher of the Trends Journal, put out a magazine cover that predicted the “Panic of 2016.” How close are we to the “panic”? Celente says, “We are at the doorstep, and it’s ready to go. Look at gold prices. Look at how they have been going up. They are up 28% year to date. I ask people, would you buy a bond where you know you are going to get less back than what you paid for it in 10 years? Or, do you think gold prices will be higher in 10 years than they are now? That’s why you are seeing gold as the safe haven.”

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#1: Vicomte13    To: U don't know me (#0)

Since Obama became President,

This is not a trend that started with Obama. It started with Reagan and has accelerated since then.

Vicomte13 posted on 2016-07-10 23:48:52   Reply   Private Reply


#2: Vicomte13    To: U don't know me (#0)

Or, do you think gold prices will be higher in 10 years than they are now? That’s why you are seeing gold as the safe haven.

Gold is no safe haven. It's heavy and has to be stored and is easily stolen. There's a 25% tax on the capital gains from its increase in value. And in a real crisis, the government confiscates it, just as they did in the Great Depression.

When they confiscate it, their concept of "Fair Value" is anything but.

Gold will not save anybody from the calamity. The best thing one can do to prepare is to forge very good friendships will one's neighbors, be close-knit community, and have your own vegetable garden.

Vicomte13 posted on 2016-07-10 23:51:32   Reply   Private Reply


#3: buckeroo    To: Vicomte13 (#1)

This is not a trend that started with Obama. It started with Reagan and has accelerated since then.

Sumtymes, I see your posts. But your analysis has nothing to RootCause Determination; America went down-hill almost at the point of historic help for Japan.

buckeroo posted on 2016-07-10 23:57:20   Reply   Private Reply


#4: Stoner    To: U don't know me (#0)

" Separate Laws for Political Nobility & Economic Elite "

OK, then we hang them with NEW rope

Stoner posted on 2016-07-11 11:41:19   Reply   Private Reply


#5: jeremiad    To: Vicomte13 (#2)

How can there be a 25% tax if you don't tell the government you have it, better yet they can't confiscate it either. Money in the bank is much easier for the government to steal, and they are more likely to rob you than anyone else. You just find a place to stash some coins, like in a coffee can buried under the house, and no one is the wiser.

jeremiad posted on 2016-07-11 21:12:13   Reply   Private Reply


#6: Titorite2    To: buckeroo (#3)

Sumtymes, I see your posts. But your analysis has nothing to RootCause Determination; America went down-hill almost at the point of historic help for Japan.

I would contend that america started going to shit around the time of Woodrow Wilson.

Titorite2 posted on 2016-07-11 21:55:51   Reply   Private Reply


#7: Vicomte13    To: jeremiad (#5)

You just find a place to stash some coins, like in a coffee can buried under the house, and no one is the wiser.

Until you try to spend it.

Vicomte13 posted on 2016-07-12 09:13:58   Reply   Private Reply