17 februari 2012, 14:49
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Battlefield USA
http://rt.com/news/usa-battlefield-2012-celente-473/
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In 2012 America will become a battlefield of the will of the people against the will of the government, proclaims Gerald Celente, the founder of the Trends Research Institute and publisher of the Trends Journal.
*The Occupy Wall Street movement has gone global and that is evidence that “people a keep kind of latch on to it”.
“Even though you think the American spirit is dead, the whole world kind of focuses on the US for the center of social, economic, geopolitical and cultural change,” claims Celente, who said OWS inspired people in an estimated 80 countries and 120 cities. And police brutality only brought it to the forefront.
The 2012 top trend will be “Battlefield America”, Celente predicts.
“It is going to be the will of the people against the will of the government,” he said.
Now that President Obama has signed the National Defense Authorization Act, those Americans who speak out against the elected officials might get prison time. There is no need to be a terrorist suspect any more, being belligerent – as written in the Act – is more than enough to be taken away.
“You have no judge, you have no jury, you have no trial, you don’t have charges filed against you, the military can come in and take someone “belligerent” away to lock up in detention,” Celente slams.
“No lawyer, no habeas corpus – it is the ‘bill of no rights’ signed by President Obama,”the forecaster boils, explaining that now the military is allowed to take somebody they “like the Gestapo” choose to be an anti-American or working with terrorists.
Gerald Celente says the entire financial world system is melting down. The collapse of the EU is inevitable as “there is no way of bailing them out”.
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2012 zal een jaar worden om nooit te vergeten!
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An emancipated society, on the other hand, would not be a unitary state, but the realization of universality in the reconciliation of differences. Theodor W. Adorno
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