At 8:18 he references "the college crash." The interviewer purrs:
No one is talking about that yet except you.Really? Hmm. Seems to me that Celente is merely parroting blog memes from people like... me.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Gerald Celente is still full of crap
Trend guesser Gerald Celente on a show that's popular with the paranoid, September 10, 2009:
At 8:18 he references "the college crash." The interviewer purrs:
At 8:18 he references "the college crash." The interviewer purrs:
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Unaffordable housing, college, health-care, gas/oil, food, etc etc...
Boomers are creating an entire disenfranchised generation, born circa 1970-1990, whose life opportunities have been all but cut off. It's going to come back to bite them in the ass in about 10 years, when the then-elderly Boomers start having to depend on the very same people for their care. They're going to realize that stealing from their own children for 30 years wasn't exactly the best plan for the future.
And I'm sure many of the 1970-1990 set will re-pay them in kind when they need it most -- by eagerly pulling the plug, with a smile on their face.
BTW, Gerald Celente was born in 1946. If Armageddon comes to the U.S., he should look in the mirror when he wants to blame someone.
Hank Paulson( Native, Goldman Sacs , tree hugger, been to China 300 times), Bernanke, Bush, Obama, and most famously VP Biden said that if the hundreds of billions of TARP money to the New York/Friends of Washington was done, unemployment would not go over EIGHT percent.
Graph here.
So, what kind of 'experts' are at the Federal Reserve? Treasury? Yes they do. Politicians? Who take, by force, my hard earned money( 50 year old constrution worker )?
EH?
Gerald Celente never forced anyone to hand him a penny.
So, whos full of crap, and who has the guns, and steals from hundreds of millions and is making serfs and slaves of generations?
It's not "pulling the plug," but understanding the limits.
Most people including Boomers put too way much faith in medical technology.
My "greatest generation," nearly 95 year old grandmother has a more realistic outlook on life and death.
She doesn't want to go the route of her late husband and spend the last decade of her life undergoing ineffective and painful medical treatments.
So there is a day-glo yellow "do not resuscitate" order prominently posted in her home.
I just hope her Boomer kids can honor her wishes and let her go.
I know if I find her deceased I'll be calling her doctor, NOT 911.
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