Topic: War And Peace

Celente shares his personal history, explaining why he bought historic buildings in Kingston, New York, to launch his "Peace and Freedom" movement. He recounts his disgust with the Obama administration's drone strikes and his realization that he could not "run away" from the global decay. He describes himself as a "Bronx-born" American fighting to preserve the true spirit of the country.

The Ukrainian government has announced plans to ban Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and other Russian classics from being taught in schools. This follows other cultural bans, including Siberian cats from international competitions and Russian athletes from Wimbledon. The move is criticized as an ineffective symbolic gesture in the face of the ongoing military conflict.

Despite the push for violence by the establishment, the host calls for peaceful resistance and intellectual exposure of figures like Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates. Large-scale protests in New York are cited as evidence of a growing public awakening. The segment warns that the collapse of law and order is a globalist goal to justify further authoritarian intervention.