welcome back before the break we were talking neo feudalism and how and why gerald celente things were headed for the first great war well let's talk about how exactly he sees us getting there fighting it what this is going to look like let's bring back gerald celente he's founder and director of friends research institute and publisher of the trends journal he was predicting a lot of what we're seeing back in last spring and that's just about what we're specifically talking about that's not even counting all of his myriad other predictions that have turned out right so jerrold let me bring you back in here because before the break you were talking about this unrest i want to talk about greece because what we're seeing in greece i mean just to talk about the bailout machine this is where we've really seen it stalled and they're tearing the city apart we've seen it catch fire them lighted on fire poles this is interesting show more support for radical and non-establishment parties today we heard the creation of a brand new party which is called the independent greeks and is actually get

well the fate of iran is just one of the issues discussed now by gerald celente the founder of the trends research institute next who gives artie's body in a fortnight to his predictions for the headlights of tomorrow that's coming up next . in the autumn of two thousand and eleven a phenomenon a grassroots movement that we all know as occupy wall street became the growing face and voice of america but at the start of two thousand and eleven there was one man that predicted movement such as occupy wall street would be sweeping through the united states and that man is my current guest here to speak with r t gerald celente founder of the trends research institute and publisher of the trends journal thank you for sitting down to speak with me again what do you think will happen with occupy wall street twenty twelve occupy wall street's gone global you know people keep looking to america for something to happen here and then the rest of the world kind of latches on to it even though you think that american spirit is dead this whole world kind of focuses on the united states for the center of

puts style back into the system gerald celente thank you very much for your time thank you. resistance is not a politics but a culture. this could. cultures of resistance on the margins. let's just say. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day . twelve thirty am in moscow these are your r t headlines the u.n. general assembly set to vote on a resolution supported by the arab states and the west which is critical of the syrian regime is small violence in the country as fully as a high ranking religious leader is assassinated in damascus reportedly for his pro-government stance this is live video you're looking at now from the u.n. general assembly. fears of pending confrontation between tehran in tel aviv grow following reports that iranians arrested over recent thailand bombings were targeting israeli diplomats. and athens fulfills the last of the e.u. is bellow demands but many greeks feel the nation won't work cover from austerity measures that harm the

be sweeping through the united states and that man is my current guest here to speak with r t gerald celente founder of the trends research institute and publisher of the trends journal thank you for sitting down to speak with me again what do you think will happen with occupy wall street twenty twelve occupy wall street's gone global you know people keep looking to america for something to happen here and then the rest of the world kind of latches on to it even though you think that american spirit is dead this whole world kind of focuses on the united states for the center of some kind of social economic geo political or cultural change. and occupy wall street was just that it inspired an occupying movement worldwide we call it the invasion of the octopus like tentacles reaching out all over the wall when you cut one off another when you grow. it's an estimated eighty countries in one hundred twelve cities there is no stopping it and by the way the very police brutality that tried to stop the movement in wall street is what brought it to the forefront the movement is not going to stop wint

crude exports due to come into force in july but the founder of the trends research institute gerald celente says imposing such sanctions in the first place is equal to a declaration of war well here's a taste of his interview coming up in full in twenty minutes. the united states again with the national defense authorization act part of that was that president obama affectively has declared war against iran the latest legislation put sanctions on foreign companies dealing with iranian banks defectively putting in a bar go. wrong it's an act of war go back to world war two it's like when the united states stopped japan for being able to buy oil now the iranians can't sell it if they lose just twenty percent of their of their ability to sell oil you're looking at sixty percent of their g.d.p. comes from oil sales you're putting a bad a business. there greece has fulfilled the last conditions demanded by the e.u. in exchange for the second bailout but still there's no rush in brussels to release further aid as the decision has been postponed until monday well athens push through final cuts of

have it now these customers range from farmers to hedge funds to famous trends forecasters like gerald celente a guest of our show now some reports say the money has vanished is still being searched for there's customer money trapped overseas that they're dealing with and because of the way the bankruptcy has been treated the customers are at the end of the line to get the money back meaning m.f. global's creditors namely j.p. morgan got their money first so what is the deal j.p. morgan gets its money some poor farmer gets screwed and john course what happens to him he gets off scot free what is this exactly. what do you do some construction.