Topic: Peace Rallies

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.

Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress is criticized as an intervention in U.S. politics, with Celente rejecting the claim that "our enemies are your enemies." He highlights Kamala Harris's unwavering support for Israel despite her public comments on Palestinian suffering. Celente announces a peace rally on September 28th featuring Scott Ritter and Judge Napolitano, advocating for the "spirit of 1776" over foreign entanglements.

Trends forecaster Gerald Celente joins the show, accusing the mainstream media of being "prostitutes" for the government. He argues that peace activists are blacklisted while warmongers are given constant airtime. Celente claims the Ukraine war is effectively over and being ignored by the media in favor of the new conflict in Israel.

The death of Senator Dianne Feinstein is used as a springboard to discuss the need for term limits and the decline of American cities like San Francisco. Gerald Celente recounts his experiences organizing peace rallies and being attacked as a "Putin puppet" by pro-war activists. He argues that the political class has abandoned the American people in favor of the military-industrial complex and corporate interests.

Gerald Celente concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to join the "Occupy Peace" movement to prevent World War III. He reflects on his own history of resistance, including a freedom rally in Kingston, New York, and the influence of his teacher, John Perkins. Celente emphasizes that the public must stop "swallowing political crap" and fight for their inalienable rights to avoid nuclear catastrophe.

Gerald Celente reflects on the unprecedented decline in society he has witnessed throughout his career. He criticizes billionaires like Bill Gates for their perceived arrogance and lack of contribution to global peace. Celente announces an upcoming peace rally at the United Nations in October and urges listeners to take action against the "global plantation of slavelandia."

The show replays a segment from January 2023 where Celente and Jones first discussed an RFK Jr. and Andrew Napolitano ticket. Celente reflects on his recent "Peace and Freedom" rally in Kingston, New York, and laments the media's hatred for anti-war voices.

Gerald Celente references Colonel Douglas Macgregor's claims that the government is lying to the public about the war in Ukraine. He announces a "Peace and Freedom Rally" in Kingston, New York, on May 27th. Celente emphasizes that only "we the people," acting outside the establishment, can change the country's current trajectory.

The proliferation of Dollar General stores is cited as a symbol of the "death of America" and the disappearance of the middle class. Celenti promotes the upcoming Peace and Freedom Rally in Kingston, New York, on May 27th, featuring Judge Andrew Napolitano. He urges citizens to unite against the "demonic system" currently in power.

Gerald Celente reports on a massive peace rally in Berlin attended by approximately 50,000 people, which was largely dismissed or smeared by the mainstream media as "far-right." He criticizes German Chancellor Olaf Scholz for sending Leopard tanks to Ukraine, arguing that it ignores the historical lessons of World War II. The segment denounces media figures like Rachel Maddow for labeling peace activists as "weird" or "pro-Russian."

Gerald Celente reflects on the lack of a robust peace movement in America, contrasting it with mass protests in France. He quotes Dwight D. Eisenhower's "Cross of Iron" speech, which characterized military spending as a theft from the hungry and cold. Celente also recounts his personal efforts to hold peace rallies in Kingston, New York, and criticizes the "war hawks" of both parties, including George W. Bush and Barack Obama, for their roles in global destruction.

David Icke joins the program to discuss being banned from entering the Netherlands to speak at a peace rally in Amsterdam. Icke explains that the Dutch government, allegedly influenced by Zionist organizations and "woke" activists, labeled him a threat to public order. He confirms that the two-year ban extends to the entire Schengen Group, effectively confining him to the United Kingdom and preventing him from traveling to most of Europe and the United States.

Trends researcher Gerald Celente discusses a "Peace and Freedom" rally held in Kingston, New York, which was met with hostility from local businesses and media. Celente criticizes the "prostitute media" for ignoring health and peace advocates like Gary Null while promoting government "propaganda."

Trend forecaster Gerald Celente discusses a recent "Four Corners of Freedom" rally held in Kingston, New York, featuring Judge Andrew Napolitano and Scott Ritter. Celente criticizes the local and national media for a total blackout of the event despite thousands of press releases. He emphasizes the historical significance of Kingston as the site where the New York State Constitution was written.

Gerald Celenti announces a Peace and Freedom Rally scheduled for July 23rd in Kingston, New York. The event will feature speakers such as Scott Ritter, Judge Andrew Napolitano, and Gary Null. The rally aims to unite people against the ongoing wars and the "technocratic elite" who are profiting from global instability and civil unrest.

Jones explains that he hired professional security, including off-duty DC and Maryland police officers, to manage the large crowds on January 6. He denies coordinating with the Oath Keepers or Proud Boys for security, noting that his hired team consisted of professional guards who had previously protected high-profile Democrats. He describes his attempt to use a bullhorn to lead the crowd away from the Capitol toward a permitted stage for a peaceful rally.

Soccer star Alfonso Davies has been sidelined with myocarditis following vaccination, adding to a growing list of reported heart issues in athletes. In California, a man using a bullhorn to speak about January 6 and COVID-19 was reportedly swarmed by masked individuals at a "peace rally." Despite the suppression of treatments like Ivermectin, leaked financials suggest Anthony Fauci has profited significantly during the pandemic.

Patrick Byrne joins the roundtable to discuss why the January 6th committee has not subpoenaed him despite his public calls for a peaceful rally. He claims his concerns about election fraud have been vindicated by the Maricopa County audit. Byrne emphasizes that he consistently called for peace and believes the unruly behavior at the Capitol was a "sucker" move potentially influenced by provocateurs.

Gerald Celente launches a verbal attack on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, calling his mask mandates and executive orders unconstitutional. Celente promotes a "Unite for Freedom and Justice" rally scheduled for May 29th in Kingston, New York. He encourages listeners to visit OccupiedPeace.com to support the movement against what he calls "Daddy's Boy" politicians.