Topic: Foreign Entanglements

Gerald Celente praises George Washington's farewell address, which warned against American involvement in foreign entanglements. He and Jones criticize modern politicians like Joe Biden and Lindsey Graham for ignoring this advice and pushing for overseas conflicts. Jones recounts the legend of Washington's survival during the French and Indian War as evidence of divine protection.

Gerald Celente references George Washington's warning against foreign entanglements, arguing that the U.S. has become a slave to international conflicts. He lists the failures of the Clinton administration, including the repeal of Glass-Steagall and the sanctions that reportedly killed 500,000 children in Iraq. Celente asserts that the current political class has abandoned the principles of the founding fathers in favor of globalist interests.

The discussion focuses on the $60 billion in U.S. funding sent to Ukraine while domestic infrastructure rots. Celente criticizes the lack of a peace movement among religious organizations and the escalation of tensions with China over Taiwan. He invokes George Washington's farewell address to warn against "foreign entanglements" and the influence of the military-industrial complex.

The "Occupy Peace" movement is framed as an adherence to George Washington's warning against "artificial ties" and "foreign entanglements." Celente advocates for closing overseas bases, bringing troops home to rebuild U.S. infrastructure, and requiring a public vote before entering any war. He contrasts Washington's "enlightened patriotism" with the current administration's commitment to "move heaven and earth" for Ukraine.

Gerald Celente reviews George Washington's Farewell Address, emphasizing the first president's warning against "habitual hatred" or "habitual fondness" for foreign nations. Washington's advice to avoid foreign entanglements and an "overgrown military" is contrasted with the modern military-industrial complex. Celente argues that current US leaders have ignored these founding principles, leading to perpetual war and the erosion of domestic liberty.