Topic: Scott Ritter

Gerald Celente references a recent peace rally featuring Scott Ritter and Judge Napolitano, warning that the world is on the verge of nuclear annihilation. He discusses the potential for a full-scale war between Israel and Iran following the escalation in Lebanon. Celente also defends the Houthis, claiming they were targeted by a U.S.-backed Saudi campaign during the Obama administration.

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.

Peter from Washington uses a Star Wars analogy to describe the current political climate, comparing the populist movement to X-wing fighters attacking a "Death Star" globalist establishment. Alex Jones mentions his upcoming event in Reading, Pennsylvania, with Tucker Carlson and Jack Posobiec, while acknowledging the risks faced by high-profile dissidents.

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.

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.

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter is defended following an FBI raid on his home, which is characterized as an attack on a "man of peace." Ritter's history of correctly identifying the lack of WMDs in Iraq and his current opposition to the wars in Ukraine and Gaza are highlighted. The segment argues that the government is blacklisting anyone who advocates for peace and challenges the official narrative.

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.

The mainstream media is labeled as "prostitutes" for corporate and government interests, specifically regarding their coverage of war and the targeting of Scott Ritter. Gerald Celente defends the right to free speech, even for controversial topics like Sandy Hook or Ritter's anti-war stance. He encourages listeners to subscribe to the Trends Journal for independent data and analysis on technocracy, AI, and global economics.

Kim Dotcom reveals that he personally advocated to Elon Musk for the reinstatement of Alex Jones and Scott Ritter on the X platform. He notes that Musk was initially hesitant due to the Sandy Hook controversy but eventually agreed that diverse voices were necessary. Dotcom argues that the Western establishment is fearful of a multipolar world because they will no longer be able to bully other nations without consequence.

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.

Trends forecaster Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, expressing heartbreak over the legal attacks on InfoWars. He contrasts the prosecution of Alex Jones with the lack of accountability for George W. Bush, whom he accuses of lying the country into the Iraq War. Celente cites experts like Scott Ritter and Phil Giraldi to argue that the political establishment routinely commits far greater "misinformation" than anything Jones has said.

Gerald Celente reports on the seizure of former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter's passport by U.S. authorities as he attempted to travel to Russia. Celente compares modern America to the "United Soviet States of America" (USSA) due to increasing censorship and government overreach. He also reflects on the "stupidity" of public support for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars following 9/11.

President Biden’s "ironclad" support for Israel is analyzed as a dangerous commitment that could lead to a wider war with Iran. Gerald Celente references analyst Scott Ritter’s assessment of the Iranian strike, which demonstrated that Tehran can bypass Israeli defenses at a fraction of the cost. The segment concludes with a warning that escalating conflict will continue to drive up gold and oil prices, further destabilizing the global economy.

Celente discusses his history of being blacklisted by mainstream media for opposing the Iraq War and predicting its failure. He praises Scott Ritter for his stance on weapons of mass destruction and criticizes the current Israeli government's actions in Gaza. He argues that Netanyahu is using the war to avoid criminal charges and consolidate power.

Mike Adams takes over the hosting duties, introducing upcoming guests Major Jeffrey Prather and former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter. The discussion will focus on intelligence gathering, the deep state, and the escalating conflicts in the Middle East and Europe.

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter describes Gaza as an open-air concentration camp and characterizes Israel's actions as war crimes under international law. He explains the "Dahiwa Doctrine," a policy of collective punishment and indiscriminate bombardment first used by Israel in 2006.

Bennett discusses Iran's "superior kinetic capability" and missile technology, warning that they could effectively close the Strait of Hormuz. While skeptical of Iran's manufacturing of nuclear weapons, he suggests they may have acquired materials from North Korea or Pakistan. He warns that a nuclear detonation in the Mediterranean could be used as a false flag to blame Iran and consolidate global power.

Gerald Celente slams Mitt Romney for calling the Ukraine war the "best national defense spending" in history. Celente cites experts like Douglas McGregor and Scott Ritter to argue that Ukraine is actually losing the war. He warns that the "warmongering freaks" in Washington are leading the world toward a nuclear conflict while ignoring domestic economic collapse.

Trends forecaster Gerald Celente joins the broadcast to criticize mainstream media "prostitutes" for their role in the Trump indictment leak. He expresses outrage over the YouTube blacklisting of Scott Ritter, a former UN weapons inspector and marine who advocates for peace with Russia. Celente argues that the current media landscape is controlled by "corporate pimps" who suppress any dissenting voices.

Gerald Celente reports on his participation in the Humanity for Peace rally outside the United Nations in New York City. He criticizes the low turnout and lambastes the UN as a "clown show" of bureaucrats. Celente, alongside Scott Ritter, spoke about the dangers of nuclear annihilation and the historical failures of the UN, specifically referencing the Iraq War and "Colin Power's" false claims about WMDs.