Topic: Occupy Peace

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.

Gerald Celente announces the "Peace and Freedom Rally" scheduled for September 28 in Kingston, New York. Speakers include Scott Ritter, Judge Napolitano, and Max Blumenthal, focusing on ending foreign wars and securing the homeland. Celente criticizes politicians like Lindsey Graham for prioritizing the "war machine" over the needs of American citizens and rotted infrastructure.

The expansion of the BRICS nations is cited as a sign of the declining hegemony of the U.S. dollar. Gerald Celente forecasts that gold could hit $3,000 an ounce as geopolitical tensions escalate in Ukraine and the Middle East. He announces an "Occupy Peace" rally in Kingston, New York, featuring speakers like Scott Ritter and Judge Napolitano to advocate for an end to global conflicts.

Celente warns of an imminent commercial real estate meltdown, noting high vacancy rates in cities like San Francisco and New York. He criticizes the "ultra-rich" and companies like BlackRock and Vanguard for consolidating global wealth while ignoring the need for peace. He promotes his "Occupy Peace" march in Kingston, New York, scheduled for September 28th, featuring Judge Napolitano and Scott Ritter.

Gerald Celente encourages listeners to support InfoWars and subscribe to the Trends Journal to stay informed. He points out the hypocrisy of the West placing sanctions on Iran while ignoring Israel's actions in Damascus and Gaza. Celente also mentions the long-standing conflict in the Donbass region as a primary driver of the current war in Ukraine.

Gerald Celente promotes his "Occupy Peace" initiative and criticizes billionaires for not funding peace efforts. He highlights Jared Kushner's comments regarding the "waterfront property" potential of Gaza as evidence of a genocidal mindset. Celente also notes the IMF's warning that the massive U.S. deficit poses a significant risk to the world economy.

Gerald Celente calls for a massive "Occupy Peace" movement in Washington, D.C., modeled after the fall of the Berlin Wall. He proposes cutting the military budget, abolishing the FBI and CIA, and redirecting funds to a "Work Progress Administration 2.0" to fix American infrastructure. The goal is to force "public servants" to prioritize peace and a self-sustaining domestic economy over foreign wars.

Gerald Celente expresses total opposition to the violence in Gaza, calling it a genocide and criticizing Jared Kushner's comments on waterfront property. He promotes his "Occupy Peace" movement, advocating for the closure of overseas military bases to fund domestic infrastructure. Celente warns of the "Samson Option" regarding Israel's nuclear capabilities.

Celente promotes his "Occupy Peace" movement and criticizes Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin for his ties to Raytheon. He blames Bill Clinton for the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act and the deregulation of the media and pharmaceutical industries. Celente argues that the US has become a "crime syndicate" that prioritizes foreign wars over domestic infrastructure and the well-being of its citizens.

Gerald Celente highlights the Trends Journal's coverage of the "pre-war era" announced by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. He advocates for George Washington's policy of "no foreign entanglements" and promotes his "Occupy Peace" movement as the only alternative to the globalist war machine.

Gerald Celente criticizes the New York Times and Wall Street Journal for their coverage of Alexei Navalny while ignoring the plight of Julian Assange and the civilian casualties in Gaza. He warns that World War III has already begun, citing Israeli strikes in Syria and Lebanon as flashpoints that could lead to a direct conflict with Iran. He urges listeners to support the "Occupy Peace" movement to prevent a global nuclear escalation.

Celente expresses his opposition to both political parties, labeling them "repulsive-kids" and "demo-craps." He criticizes the funding of foreign wars in Ukraine and Israel while the US infrastructure rots. He specifically targets Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin for his ties to Raytheon and calls for an end to "foreign entanglements."

A Gallup poll shows that less than half of Americans are "very satisfied" with their personal lives, nearing record lows from the 2011 recession. Celente promotes "Occupy Peace," an initiative calling for the closure of overseas US military bases and the use of those funds to rebuild domestic infrastructure. He advocates for direct democracy on issues of war and migration.

Trend forecaster Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, praising Max Keiser but emphasizing gold as a necessary hedge alongside Bitcoin. He promotes "DNA Force Plus" and other InfoWars products. Celente discusses his "Occupy Peace" movement and criticizes the lack of a ceasefire in the Middle East.

Gaza is described as an "open-air concentration camp" where half the population consists of children with nowhere to flee. Celente warns of the "Samson Option," a strategy where Israel might use its 200-400 nuclear weapons if faced with defeat. He calls for an "Occupy Peace" movement to counter warmongers like Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell, arguing that the U.S. has no obligation to fund foreign religious wars.

Celente promotes his "Occupy Peace" movement and criticizes Antony Blinken for identifying as a Jew rather than an American diplomat seeking peace. He then transitions into an endorsement for Brain Force Plus, noting that the Infowars crew uses it daily for cognitive health. He encourages listeners to take advantage of the 60% off sale at the Infowars Store.

Gerald Celente invokes Dwight D. Eisenhower’s warning about the military-industrial complex, arguing that it is robbing the future of American children. He contrasts the billions sent to Ukraine with the $700 payments offered to victims of the Maui fires and the rotting infrastructure in cities like New York. Celente promotes his "Occupy Peace" initiative as a way for citizens to reclaim the founding fathers' vision of avoiding foreign entanglements.

Gerald Celente links the recent deadly floods in Libya to the 2011 NATO intervention that led to the death of Muammar Gaddafi. He criticizes Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton for destroying what was once Africa's richest country and laments the lack of media coverage for his "Occupy Peace" movement.

Gerald Celente criticizes the inability of Western governments to manage wildfires in Canada and Hawaii while spending billions on foreign wars. He attacks politicians like Justin Trudeau and Lindsey Graham for prioritizing military escalation over domestic safety. Celente concludes with a call to join "Occupy Peace," arguing that moral anger is necessary to defend life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.