Topic: Kingston

A massive "office building bust" is looming, with national vacancy rates hitting nearly 20% and occupancy at only 51%. Gerald Celente notes that Warren Buffett is hoarding $300 billion in cash, signaling a lack of confidence in equity markets. Using historical newspaper clips from 1939, Celente illustrates the long-term effects of inflation, noting that a penny once held significant purchasing power for household goods.

Referencing Dwight D. Eisenhower's warning about the military-industrial complex, Celenti calls for closing all 900 overseas U.S. military bases. He promotes the "Occupy Peace" rally in Kingston, New York, the state's first capital. The movement advocates for bringing troops home to secure the borders and rebuild domestic infrastructure.

Celenti describes his purchase of historic stone buildings in Kingston to preserve the "seeds of democracy." The upcoming Occupy Peace event will feature speakers including Judge Napolitano, Scott Ritter, and Max Blumenthal. The rally aims to honor the founding fathers' policy of avoiding permanent foreign alliances and will be streamed live at OccupyPeace.com.

Former CIA Director Leon Panetta labeled the recent pager explosions in Lebanon a "form of terrorism," a statement Gerald Celente used to highlight the dangers of modern warfare. Celente announced a "Peace and Freedom Rally" in Kingston, New York, to advocate for an end to foreign interventions. He criticized the political establishment for being "war whores" who ignore the founding fathers' warnings against permanent foreign alliances.

Gerald Celente warns of a massive "office building bust" and an impending global socioeconomic crisis. He cites the 97% discount on a Midtown Manhattan building and vacancies in Canary Wharf as evidence of a commercial real estate collapse. Celente also promotes a "Peace and Freedom Rally" scheduled for September 28th in Kingston, New York, featuring speakers like Scott Ritter and Judge Napolitano.

Despite recent market dives, Gerald Celente predicts the government will do everything possible to pump up the economy before the election. He criticizes the media's obsession with the death of Matthew Perry while ignoring global peace efforts. Celente announces a "Peace Rally" on September 28th in Kingston, New York, featuring speakers like Scott Ritter and Judge Napolitano.

Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, criticizing the rapid hiring in the defense sector while American infrastructure, such as roads in New York, continues to rot. He accuses both political parties of serving the military-industrial complex rather than the citizens. Celente highlights the "order books bulging" for defense contractors as a sign that the country is being robbed of its future.

Celente announces a "Peace and Freedom Rally" in Kingston, New York, featuring speakers like Judge Andrew Napolitano and Scott Ritter. He criticizes U.S. involvement in the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, noting that tax dollars are being used to "murder people all over the world." Celente rejects labels of anti-Semitism, stating his opposition is based on anti-war principles.

Guest host Maria Z interviews biotech analyst Karen Kingston regarding a U.S. intelligence report confirming China used COVID-19 PCR tests to collect DNA from millions of Americans. Kingston explains that the Chinese National Gene Bank is storing genetic data from global civilians to develop more virulent, ethnic-specific bioweapons. The report involves In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital arm, and suggests the CCP's goal is to control all biological life forms.

Celente recounts a 2012 trip to Berlin that inspired him to return to the US and buy pre-revolutionary stone buildings in Kingston, New York. He explains that Kingston was the first capital of New York and the place where much of the US Constitution was originally drafted. He views these buildings as the "seeds of democracy" and a physical reminder of the need to protect American freedom.

Trends forecaster Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, characterizing the global elite not as a "New World Order" but as a "New World Disorder" and a "freak show." He criticizes California Governor Gavin Newsom for "hobnobbing with billionaires" at the Super Bowl while having previously locked down his state. Celente emphasizes his commitment to freedom from his historic headquarters in Kingston, New York.

Gerald Celente proposes creating "homeless towns" in rural areas to provide skills and housing away from major cities. He also criticizes the Senate for relaxing its dress code to accommodate Senator John Fetterman, calling it the "slobbing down of America."

Lisa, a nurse in Illinois, reports losing nearly 60 residents in her long-term care facility over the last 18 months, a rate she finds unprecedented. She cites a list of side effects published by the FDA and Pfizer in 2020 that matches the injuries she is seeing in the field. The caller urges listeners to check Karen Kingston's Substack for information on how to legally classify the shots as bioweapons.

Whistleblower and biomedical analyst Karen Kingston is cited regarding patents for "self-assembling nanoparticles" in vaccines. The segment alleges that these technologies enable a Bluetooth-linked system within the human body that can act as a "kill switch." Jones argues that the globalists are "homicidal lunatics" who view humans as "hackable animals" without free will.

Quoting Samuel Adams, Celente asserts that a "tireless minority" is responsible for setting "brush fires for freedom." He encourages citizens to treat politicians as "public servants" rather than masters. Celente expresses his anger at the "freak show" of modern politics and the destruction of lives occurring in front of the public's eyes.

Celente ridicules a *Business Insider* guide on where to find safe food and water during a nuclear apocalypse, calling it "stupidity" intended to prepare the public for World War III. He promotes his "Occupy Peace" movement and plans for a major rally in Kingston in October. Celente argues that the current path toward nuclear confrontation is being driven by "demonic evil warmongering" politicians.

Trends researcher Gerald Celente shares his personal history with natural healing and criticizes the medical establishment's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. He recounts a 1988 rally for peace and freedom in Kingston, New York, that received no media coverage despite its size. Celente highlights the disclaimers on surgical mask boxes stating they do not eliminate the risk of disease, arguing that the mandates were based on "prostitution" to Big Pharma interests.

A caller named Brad discusses the "Internet of Bodies" (IoB), claiming that vaccinated individuals emit Bluetooth signals detectable by certain scanner apps. He describes conducting experiments in rural areas to isolate these signals and references patents for nanosensor wireless networks. While Shroyer expresses skepticism about the current prevalence of this technology, he acknowledges that the agenda for remote biological regulation is a documented goal of transhumanist researchers.

Celente cites a Rasmussen poll finding that 59% of voters view the media as the "enemy of the people." He mocks "libtarditis" in Kingston, New York, and recounts his 2020 Peace and Freedom Rally held in defiance of Andrew Cuomo's lockdown orders.

Celente criticizes the destruction of historic buildings in Kingston for parking lots and mocks the "moronic" implementation of social distancing and mask mandates. He ridicules the use of plastic shields and chalk circles, arguing that the science behind these measures was non-existent.