Celente Predicts Revolution, Food Riots, Tax Rebellions By 2012

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  • Hoosier8

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    Even if it deos happen, the average consumer is too stupid to see it. Many of them will still be giving Christmas gifts and clinging to commercialism until the day they die.

    FYI, the Government wont LET such a scenario happen. They will declare martial law to keep the peace, and 95% of the population will be on THEIR side.

    I do believe you are correct. The problem will be that, as of now, there will not be enough peace keepers to keep the peace. Our peace relies heavily on peaceful behavior of our citizens. If that breaks down, it will not be manageable.
     

    El Cazador

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    Originally Posted by ChalupaCabras
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    I do believe you are correct. The problem will be that, as of now, there will not be enough peace keepers to keep the peace. Our peace relies heavily on peaceful behavior of our citizens. If that breaks down, it will not be manageable.
    I agree with both of you. Especially if they declare martial law, then try to ration essentials. It definitely will not be pretty. I think there's a very thin veneer of civility left right now. The mentioned incident in that WalMart is pretty clear proof of that.
     

    Claddagh

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    Personally, I've observed what I consider to be a drastic acceleration in the decline of both what were formerly regarded as 'common' courtesies and interpersonal civility over the past 30-odd years. Frankly, I can't see that as having any positive side under any circumstances.

    I don't recall who said it, but someone once wrote words to the effect the "The end of the world I fear, when it comes, will be not in the epic clash of conflicting ideologies, but more like two starving beggars fighting over a crust of bread."
     

    indykid

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    This country survived food and gasoline rationing during World War II. But then there was a common cause. Today, the working class are getting raped by those who have and don't care, and a government who wants to bring the unworking poor up to middle class standards, all while providing everything that should otherwise be provided by the general working class. The working class is also getting tired of being pillaged by the so-called poor that refuse to do for themselves.

    A major stumbling block is a government that believes it can solve everyone's problems. There have always been poor, and no amount of money or work insentive will change that.

    There have always been stupid people, or children that just can't or don't want to learn. No amount of money stolen from the working class and thrown at schools can solve that problem either.

    Medicine for everyone is nice, but bring the price down to where it is affordable would be against everything our government stands for, because they are mostly lawyers, and to bring health costs down, the threat of stupid lawsuits needs to be removed. I am not saying there shouldn't be suits for proper reasons, but suing a drug manufacturer for billions of dollars because one person out of 100 million got sick is not the way it should work. Drug companies need regulation, yes, but the drugs they make are not and cannot be perfect, for they are not God.

    Same with doctors. They make mistakes because they are not God. Acknowledge that an stop stupid lawsuits. Medical issues are now affordable to all.

    Are we headed down a path to ruin? This country has been there before, a great civil war, two world wars, the great depression, and on and on, and we continue because we are not a nation of quitters. Unfortunately lately our news media and government are lined up shouting doom and gloom from that which we cannot recover. I say learn from the passed, and don't relive it.

    So easy to say...
     

    xamsx

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    and I agree with both of you. Especially if they declare martial law, then try to ration essentials. It definitely will not be pretty. I think there's a very thin veneer of civility left right now. The mentioned incident in that WalMart is pretty clear proof of that.

    I agree with all 3 of you.
    This situation is undoubtedly on the way and is getting down to the wire.
    What's left of peoples (little) civility now will be gone when this entanglement is going down. People are going to be too panicked, selfish, and stupid to realize that banding together with neighbors will most likely leave them better off than fighting with them over rations, logic, etc., when we'll already trying be trying to fight against the government's tyranny, making the crisis worse than it already will be.

    And yes, 90% of people will be on the governments side and listening to everything they say and following every direction they give when this happens, sadly. They'll once again be the 'saviors' the sheeple will turn to, not realizing they're the source of the problem in the first place. The sheeple are too programmed and brainwashed by the grand system they've set up for us. This is exactly the reason why you have to make it a priority to wake up as many people as possible to what's really going on now, before things inflate any more, and especially before this balloon bursts.

    The institution of the Federal Reserve in 1913 is the cause for all the problems (and 'sub-problems' that branch off of things like this) of this nature, past and present.. and why we're in such a damned mess with everything today.

    Martial law IS coming.. they've already been instilling it for years now, so we'll most definitely see it un-screened, in open form, when this SHTF.
    This is what they want and we can't give it to them.
    A revolution is most definitely in call.

    This video is an excerpt from a 2001 Constitution lecture by the 2004 Libertarian Presidential nominee, Michael Badnarik, and is a good summary of a few of my points..
    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m68lUe40nXI[/ame]

    I highly suggest watching the whole lecture (43 clips) on YouTube (while they'll still allow it :rolleyes:). It's a great eye opener as to how this country needs to get back on track and reestablish itself in the documents it was founded on. Here's a link to the whole series of videos: YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

    Also, watch this and get others to do the same: [ame="http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3149990642797444340&ei=XxYsSqj3Boi0-QHatLWmCQ&q=wake+up+call"]Wake Up Call - Remastered (NEW) - New World Order Documentary 2008[/ame]

    No tinfoil hat here..

    :ranton:
     
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    No Time to Shoot

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    No ****? The Maysville place is usually peaceful. I thought they had a six box limit? I've never been able to pick mpore than 2 pr 3 boxes of 9mm.
    I thought the ammo crunch was easing. Hell I almost stopped in there today at 4:30pm. Any 9mm there?

    Back on topic:
    Wow I'd hate to see these people who fight over ammo if they needed food.

    I haven't seen any 9mm there in a year.
     
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