“This is the way police behave in third-world nations”
Gerald Celente – Trends Research Institute
(Watch both parts of this interview)
Gerald Celente is one of world’s most renowned trend forecasters and
in his latest interview he explains, among other things, why the United
States is seeing such a heavy militarization of its police forces. The trend,
according to Celente who predicted an increase in police brutality in the
1990’s, will continue because America as we have come to know it is in
the midst of an epic collapse, and one that will soon require all of those
heavily armed law enforcement and military personnel to take to the streets
to subdue a population that has been impoverished and forced into an
existence of indentured servitude:
It’s cops gone wild because the nation has gone wild… the nation can only
think of war and slaughter…
The militarization of America… When you bring it all together it’s
a collapsing third world country… That’s the way police behave in third world
nations…
The government of the USA obviously sees the writing on the wall. They
know the system will soon come unhinged. And that’s why Celente makes it
clear that those who want to thrive while everything around them falls apart
need to be focusing on physical asset acquisition. And while some
investors out there are focusing on how to make money on their next trade,
Celente says forget about short-term trading, and focus instead on value and
long-term investments.
I never dreamt of anything called quantitative easing… how would i know?
They made it up… So that’s the manipulation… You get them wrong in the
short-term, sometimes, but the total picture doesn’t change…
On the grander scale you can see where it’s going and you prepare
for it accordingly.
So, I don’t trade gold. I buy gold.
I don’t flip real estate. I buy real estate.
So I’m not a trader. I’m a long-term investor.
…
Food and water [are the biggest trends of the next decade.]
As the global debt bubble bursts and economies collapse the thing that
have real value – physical assets – will skyrocket in value. Food,
resource-rich land, and gold will be in high demand, as has always been
the case during times of crisis.
That’s why well known investors like strategic analyst Marin Katusa have
spent the last decade directing investors and those concerned with the
future global landscape to such assets. Katusa, formerly of Casey Research
and now the Chief Executive of his own investment firm with over a billion
dollars raised in the resource sector alone, explains that despite the
challenges we face going forward, there is serious opportunity for those who
are willing to look at investments that are often ignored by mainstream
firms:
It’s not sexy like Silicone Valley… But look, the reality is the world
needs stuff… It may not meet our immediate attention deficit disorder
portfolios… but I am very bullish.
Katusa, known for his positive outlook even in times of distress, shares
his well informed insights, strategies and recommendations in the
following interview with Future Money
Trends.
If the trend is that our nation is being fundamentally
transformed into third-world status, then it’s time to prepare
accordingly:
(Watch at Future Money Trends)
