Gerald Celente - Wall Street Shuffle - 04 January 2012 | Gerald Celente Trends Blog: Gerald Celente - Wall Street Shuffle - 04 January 2012
Gerald Celente is interviewed by the Wall Street Shuffle in 04 January 2012 : "If you prepare for the worst and the worst you do not lose nothing , but if you do not prepare and the worst happens you lose everything " says Gerald Celente , we are heading to an economic iceberg and more leaders are coming up every day telling us that 2012 is going to be a lot worse than 2011
Despite differences between the 1930’s Great Depression and today’s “Greatest Depression,†unsettling similarities conjure up memories of pre-World War II. From the United Kingdom to Russia, war drums eerily beat.
China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore — all countries that ramped up production to meet insatiable business and consumer demands of the prior decade — fight for survival.
Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, long industrialized and export driven, blame China for their mounting trade imbalances, internal strife and Southeast Asian instability.
Mexico, once the US resort/retirement retreat, is as dangerous as the Congo, and its government — what’s left of it — is equally ruthless.
Across much of South America, depression, coups and wars prevail; few nations have been spared.
Oil-rich nations, having sunk trillions and lost trillions in high stakes investments, are trying to cope with internal rebellion and decreased demand for their only cash crop.
India’s miracle economy has run out of miracle, pushing it back into Third World conditions. Incessant flare-ups with Pakistan carry nuclear implications.
Canada, Australia and New Zealand are not in great shape, but compared to most other nations, they seem like paradise.
For those considering bugging out before SHTF, your choices seem to be somewhat limited. Before making an significant changes in your life, such as moving your family to another country, think about the economic, social and political stability in your destination country.
One other consideration: In the event of a complete meltdown of the global economic systems, immigrating to a new country will be quite difficult, if not impossible. Protectionist measures will certainly be in place, as no country will want to take away jobs from their citizens to give to immigrants. Therefore, if you plan on leaving your home country, it is recommended that your plans are in place and executed before a meltdown in your home country occurs. Related forecasts from Gerald Celente: Gerald Celente: It’s more than just the demise of the dollar. This is going to be felt worldwide (October 2009) Gerald Celente: This is Big. We Can Even See the Breakup of America Like The Soviet Union.
Gerald Celente Gloomy 2012 Forecast - Expect Bank Holiday | Gerald Celente Trends Blog: Lanigan & Malone - WMJI 22 December 2011 : Gerald Celente gives a gloomy forecast for 2012 "it's going to be a tough year " he says " we are looking for something along the line of even possibly a bank holiday this year , what's going on in Europe is real and it is not going to be solved by dumping more money onto the situation ...They are bankrupt ! " Gerald explains , the Banks made a lot of bad bets they are loan sharks basically and now they want their money back and they cannot get it back and so they have things called austerity measures this and that " Gerald explains and the United States is in the same situations he added
