Gerald Celente: “Monetary Methadone” Is Running Out, Crash Looms
MoneyMetals.com
August 30th, 2019
Well now, without further delay, let’s get right to this week’s exclusive interview.
Mike Gleason: It is my privilege now to welcome back, the one and the only, Gerald Celente, publisher of the renowned Trends Journal. Mr. Celente is a frequent guest here on the Money Metals Podcast and is perhaps the most well-known trends forecaster in the world, and it’s always a real joy to have him on. Gerald, thanks for the time again today and welcome back.
Gerald Celente: Yeah, thanks for having me on, Mike.
Mike Gleason: Well, Gerald, there’s a lot to talk about today, but I’d like to discuss first the trend of people losing faith in our government institutions. Frankly, they have lots of good reasons for that. The Jeffrey Epstein affair, for example, revealed something which has been going on for a long time – there are two justice systems, one which prosecutes the crimes of regular people and another which protects the well-connected from accountability. The Federal Reserve, which is always marketed as a benevolent organization, is actually the protector and defender of the crooked Wall Street banks, which it owns.
These are of course, just two examples of corruption and failure. Yet, while confidence may be fading, we aren’t yet seeing here in the States the sort of social unrest that is happening in Hong Kong and with the yellow vest movement in France for instance, we view the lack of violence here as a good thing obviously, but there has been very little progress toward draining the swamp. At this point, do you see a coherent reform movement in America. And what are you expecting, do things still have to get worse before people wake up and start making them better?
Gerald Celente: Yeah, they’re going to have to get worse. And it’s not a lack of violence. I mean, when you’re looking at the protests in France with the yellow vests, and the movement in Hong Kong, it’s very few people, and that’s who gets the media. Let’s take a look at Hong Kong for a second. This is a place of what? About 7.4 million people. And last Sunday, what? 1.7 million people came out, 1.4 million people. I mean that’s a lot of people. Oh and it was raining, so they’re out there in umbrellas. In America, you have, people put on… One day they put on pink pussy hats and it’s a big deal, a million people show up around the country. We don’t have the fight here in America. Same thing with the yellow vests.
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