Topic: American University

Gerald Celente predicts that Brent crude oil could hit $130 a barrel, which would crash the global economy. He warns of an imminent $4 trillion commercial real estate bust that will bring down regional banks. Celente concludes by recommending John F. Kennedy's 1963 "Peace Speech" at American University as a necessary blueprint for avoiding nuclear annihilation.

A personal account details early research into globalist agendas starting thirty years ago through the John Birch Society and the University of Texas library. Documents from figures like David Rockefeller and Paul Ehrlich are cited as blueprints for population control, resource restriction, and the breakdown of the traditional family unit. This long-term warning strategy is credited with preparing the public for current global events.

Stanford University has proposed adding the word "American" to a harmful language list, claiming it is not inclusive enough. Simultaneously, the Biden administration is reportedly funding AI research at the University of Washington to police social media for microaggressions. Critics compare these efforts to Chinese Communist Party censorship, aimed at controlling reality by restricting language.

Stanford University has released a "Guide to Harmful Language" that discourages the use of the word "American," suggesting "U.S. citizen" as a replacement. The guide also targets phrases like "brown bag lunch" as potentially offensive. Critics argue this represents an attempt to erase national identity and enforce a cult of total linguistic control within academic and government institutions.

Dr. McCullough shares an anecdote from a recent event at the University of Texas at Dallas to illustrate what he calls a "distortion of the human mind." He critiques the American Medical Association's stance on gender assignment at birth and the rise of gender reassignment surgeries. He links these societal changes to the concept of "mass formation" or a fear-driven trance affecting the population.

Protests in Ireland, France, and Italy are highlighted as examples of global resistance to "bankster" politicians like Italy's Mario Draghi. Celente calls for a "universal umbrella of freedom, peace, and justice" similar to the coalition formed during the American Revolution. He warns that the "COVID cops" in Australia are setting a dangerous precedent by fining and arresting citizens for exercising their basic rights.