Gerald Celente – Things Are Going to Get Much Worse (Daily Ticker, Yahoo Finance)

Gerald Celente: “Things Are Going to Get Much Worse…Society Is Breaking Down” By Aaron Task | Daily Ticker — Thu, Sep 15, 2011 9:10 AM EDT finance.yahoo.com The government this week reported the US poverty rate has risen to 15.1%, the highest since 1993, while 22% of children are living below the poverty line. Meanwhile, average median US income fell 2.3% to 445, roughly 7% below the 1999 peak and a level not seen since 1996 on an inflation-adjusted basis. (See: As America’s Middle Class Shrinks, P&G Adopts “Hourglass” Strategy) If you think that’s bad, just listen to what trend watcher Gerald Celente has to say in the accompanying video. “Things are going to get much worse,” Celente says. “Society is breaking down on every level: socially, economically, politically and it’s not just the US It’s worldwide.” Celente believes the globe is following a similar path to what occurred after the 1929 crash: Severe economic contraction, followed by currency wars, trade wars and, ultimately, armed conflict. Currency wars have already started he said, citing the recent decision by the Swiss National Bank to peg the Swiss franc to the euro. “Trade wars are next and then real wars, unfortunately,” Celente predicts. Unlike the 1930s and 1940s, The Trends Journal publisher believes major nations will avoid direct conflict “because they can annihilate each other.” The bad news is he expects more asymmetrical warfare, including the use of weapons of mass destruction such as bio …
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Prince Poppycock performing in Vegas. Also, he performs in the Semi Finals in Hollywood THIS TUESDAY! PLEASE VOTE ONLINE, CALL, OR TEXT IF U HAVE AT&T!
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EFREN PENAFLORIDA – PUSHCART EDUCATOR NAMED CNN HERO OF THE YEAR 2009

edition.cnn.com Pushcart educator named CNN Hero of the Year (CNN) — Efren Peñaflorida, who started a “pushcart classroom” in the Philippines to bring education to poor children as an alternative to gang membership, has been named the 2009 CNN Hero of the Year. CNN’s Anderson Cooper revealed Peñaflorida’s selection at the conclusion of the third-annual “CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute” at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood on Saturday night. The gala event, taped before an audience of 3000 at the Kodak Theatre, premieres on Thanksgiving, November 26, at 9 pm ET/PT on the global networks of CNN. The broadcast, which honors the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2009, features performances by Grammy Award-winning artist Carrie Underwood, R&B crooner Maxwell and British pop sensation Leona Lewis. Peñaflorida, who will receive 0000 to continue his work with the Dynamic Teen Company, was selected after seven weeks of online voting at CNN.com. More than 2.75 million votes were cast. “Our planet is filled with heroes, young and old, rich and poor, man, woman of different colors, shapes and sizes. We are one great tapestry,” Peñaflorida said upon accepting the honor. “Each person has a hidden hero within, you just have to look inside you and search it in your heart, and be the hero to the next one in need. Video: CNN Hero of the Year named “So to each and every person inside in this theater and for those who are watching at home, the hero in you is waiting to be unleashed. Serve, serve well …
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For the ﬁrst time ever, Barbie® asked the world to help her select her next career. Over the past few months Barbie® did research around the world and also conducted an online voting campaign, calling upon the world to vote for her dolls next career Barbie® has asked her Twitter followers and fans on facebook to help her with this important career decision. But thats not all! Consumers loudly campaigned for another Barbie® career. The winner of the popular vote is Computer Engineer. Computer Engineer Barbie®, debuting in Winter 2010, inspires a new generation of girls to explore this important high-tech industry, which continues to grow and need future female leaders. All the girls who imagine their futures through Barbie will learn that engineers — like girls — are free to explore inﬁnite possibilities, limited only by their imagination, says Nora Lin, President, Society of Women Engineers. As a computer engineer, Barbie will show girls that women can turn their ideas into realities that have a direct and positive impact on peoples everyday lives in this exciting and rewarding career. To create an authentic look, Barbie® designers worked closely with the Society of Women Engineers and the National Academy of Engineering to develop the wardrobe and accessories for Computer Engineer Barbie®. Wearing a binary code patterned tee and equipped with all the latest gadgets including a smart phone, Bluetooth headset, and laptop travel bag, Computer Engineer Barbie® is geek chic …
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