Gerald Celente-Game is Over- FDIC! Banks! Stocks!

According to The Trends Research, Gerald Celente is spot on.

www.trendsresearch.com...

Listen to this recent audio of March 4th, 2009. He says the game is over!

Part 1



Part 2






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Gerald is one of the few who have predicted this for years.
When I first heard him 12 months ago, I knew instinctivly
he was right.

Thanks

If Nostradamus were alive today, he'd have a hard time keeping up with Gerald Celente. — New York Post

When CNN wants to know about the Top Trends, we ask Gerald Celente. — CNN Headline News

Gerald Celente has a knack for getting the zeitgeist right.— USA Today

www.trendsresearch.com...

This pretty much cinches it up. Do you have a safe? Might want to think about that too!

A big, expensive cube to store cash and valuables might not seem high on a recessionary shopping list. But sellers of safes said that business was up as customers confront new fears, be they losing money in failing banks or being robbed by desperate fellow New Yorkers. And they could get busier with the news that the chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation warned banks this week that its fund could become insolvent this year if they continue to close or fail to pay their annual assessments.

www.nytimes.com...

Funny, I had just gotten finished listening to these segments about 45 mins ago. He sounds very mad and frustrated in them! What he predicts is going to be some very scary times coming up VERY Fast! His predictions are exactly as the Webbot predictions of this summer and especially next winter!

Get prepared - that is all anyone can say at this point.........

Originally posted by questioningall

Get prepared - that is all anyone can say at this point.........

questioningall, Very good advice! Your posts are very informative!

www.bloomberg.com...

As in the Great Depression, world trade is collapsing, wealth is evaporating and the banking system is broken. Deflation is a growing threat as companies slash production, pay and prices. And leaders worldwide are having difficulty making headway in halting the self-perpetuating decline.
“We are tracking 1929-1930,” says Barry Eichengreen, a professor of economics and political science at the University of California, Berkeley.

The result: This contraction may leave a lasting imprint on the economy and society, just as the Depression did. In the wake of the devastation of the 1930s, Americans swore off stocks, husbanded their own resources and looked to the government for help. Now, another generation might draw some of the same lessons from the deepest economic collapse of their lifetime.

“This is going to scar the collective psyche,” says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Economy.com in West Chester, Pennsylvania. “People will become much more conservative in borrowing, lending and investing.”

There’s no official definition of what qualifies as a depression. In the 1930s, the unemployment rate rose to 25 percent and the economy shrank by more than a quarter.

Watched all 3 videos, without a doubt I have more respect and admiration for that man than words can say. He is a diamond that is highly polished and a concerned citizen of the human race that values life over the almighty dollar.

He has put his sass on the line numerous times to expose the same cartels which have brought down the world economy and promise for a bright future for our children.

Here is an audio, I just got finished listening to also.............

Another TRUTH person..... who is willing to speak it........ we all know who he is! Recorded on the 4th of March.



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great interview.
S+F.

so many voices with one message: it is going to be bad. very bad.
so let it come fast. I prefer to take some action than wait.

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I do not have a safe. Just a fireproof lockbox that I have had since moved out on my own. It used to contain some cash, around $500 at one point. Economic situations eliminated that on hand amount some time ago. But it will be replaced in time, I hope.

Well Buffet is on CNBC right now and I'll go with his view of what is going on and he says Obama is the right man at the right time and we will come out of it and I'm with him.

We are getting ready to see some really scary things we have never seen before.

The most alarming part of this to me is hearing it from the people who don't follow the news and are not doomers and naysayers.

Why did they simply ignore the trickle up theory?

Because it was never about bailing out the economy, it was a rouse to stuff the pockets of the already shamefully rich, those guys fear that after the rioting the starvation and disease that it is going to take trillions to be what a meager millionaire is in todays economy.

Originally posted by Pappie54
Well Buffet is on CNBC right now and I'll go with his view of what is going on and he says Obama is the right man at the right time and we will come out of it and I'm with him.

So how many millions did you amass during the bailouts? Could you send a few extra my way so that I can feel as confident as you?

reply to post by Ahabstar


Yeah me too...at one time mine had quite a lot of money in it but not now.

What are we to do?

reply to post by Pappie54


I thank you for and appreciate your comments, and I sure do appreciate your optimism. Mr. Buffet may remain optomistic...even though in his own words,

“It has fallen off a cliff,” said Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, in an interview that aired on CNBC’s Squawk Box early Monday. “Not only has the economy slowed down, people have changed their behavior like nothing I have ever seen.”

Wall Street Journal

I however am of the opinion that usually one falls off a cliff, life is never the same.

Originally posted by antar
Why did they simply ignore the trickle up theory?

Because it was never about bailing out the economy, it was a rouse to stuff the pockets of the already shamefully rich, those guys fear that after the rioting the starvation and disease that it is going to take trillions to be what a meager millionaire is in todays economy.

Applause!!!

And to add to that...even the folks who do have money left or amassed...

“We’ve had customers come in who are putting half a million to a million dollars in cash in a safe in their home,” said Richard Krasilovsky, 58, of Empire Safe in Midtown, where Ellen was shopping.

www.nytimes.com...

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I would highly recommend reading the Survival Forum and make preparations. A packet of heirloom seeds is worth more than gold when you need it...lighter too. But if it is never needed, at least it did not cost as much as many other things like DVD's and CD's did that would be worthless should society breakdown.

When I read threads like this and hear stuff like what he is saying, I get a nasty kind of panicky feeling, my palms sweat and I feel a little sick.

Have you veteran ATS members learned how to not freak out or stress out when you hear stuff that is revolutionary/scary to you? If so, how do you do it? I hope I can do that, and also progressively get better at weeding out the total crap from the crap disguised as gold from the priceless information.

The website www.heirloomseeds.com is currently out of order for spring and won't be shipping until summer-fall. Any other good suggestions out there?

Originally posted by Ahabstar
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I would highly recommend reading the Survival Forum and make preparations. A packet of heirloom seeds is worth more than gold when you need it...lighter too. But if it is never needed, at least it did not cost as much as many other things like DVD's and CD's did that would be worthless should society breakdown.

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Your putting your faith in Obama the Socialist? He is nothing but a puppet for the Bilderbergers New World Order.