Gerald Celente Predicts Rise of a Third Party in 2012

[Guest ArmyVeteran37214]

Not sure how old this clip is, but it can't be more than a year or two.

[E4 No More]

Oh, boy! ANOTHER video thread about a lost cause!

Edited August 29, 2012 by SWJewellTN

[RobertNashville]

Oh, boy! ANOTHER video thread about a lost cause!

Yeah...I'm just stunned; aren't you?

This guy has also appeared on Alex Jones...that alone makes anything he has to say suspect.

But maybe he's right; after all, we all know how successful new political parties have been don't we???

Edited August 29, 2012 by RobertNashville

[MikePapa1]

I tend toward the libertarian bent, but I do not support Ron Paul and never have. I respect his courage of his convictions but on many things he's, quite simply, wrong. Those of you who support him, and continue to support him despite his electoral defeat, I'm curious: Do you really think the United States is better off with another Obama presidency or a Romney one?

[dlm37015]

i hope it led by sara palin

[MattCary]

Maybe they'll try running for a local government position to get established?

Bwahahahahaha! Yeah right, presidential elections only.

Weren't all the Libertarians going to move to Vermont and establish Libertarian Utopia? What happened to that plan?

[greenego]

Don't think this clip is more than a year or two old. Celente. makes his living by forecasting trends. We have had more than two parties before. Difference now is the big government party with its two branches have put in place ways for a third party to get much traction. I think the libertarians which i am guessing is the largest third party now, has decided to try to take over the republican branch of the big government party. Look at what happened last night with Ron Paul's supporters. Look at how the main stream republican's treated the tea party republications. Did Mitch McConnell supports Ran Paul. Tolerate is more like it. .We need a new direction, or party. I am not sure we will get it.

[RobertNashville]

...We have had more than two parties before. Difference now is the big government party with its two branches have put in place ways for a third party to get much traction.

Did Mitch McConnell supports Ran Paul. Tolerate is more like it. .We need a new direction, or party. I am not sure we will get it.

The salient point is that candidates like Ran Paul and many others like him who support "Tea Party" values such as small government; low taxes, fair taxes and government limited by the Constitution ARE running and ARE getting elected in spite of the wishes of (and sometimes in spite of outright opposition from) the Republican establishment.

That's how you make a difference...that's how you get things changed...we don't need to reinvent the wheel by establishing a new, tiny, ineffective party.

[jtmaze]

I have posted this many times on this forum so I will make it short. Start at the local level and make the community successful. Success breeds popularity. Move to the state level and make that state successful then move to Congress and start running the government efficiently and then go after the white house.

JTM

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[DaveTN]

Gerald Celente Predicts Rise of a Third Party in 2012

Apparently no third party got the memo, because none are rising for this election. Maybe next time.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Things like filing deadlines made it

a bit too late for this election cycle.

It's coming, though.

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[RobertNashville]

I have posted this many times on this forum so I will make it short. Start at the local level and make the community successful. Success breeds popularity. Move to the state level and make that state successful then move to Congress and start running the government efficiently and then go after the white house.

JTM

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Absolutely correct and what a shame that more people don't realize it.

[Guest HvyMtl]

Wished the Tea Party had risen to the occasion. Wasted their opportunity. Now they are co-oped by the RINO mainline G.O.P. and basically just became a minority sub group supporting the GOP, like the Religious Right.

[RobertNashville]

What occasion were they supposed to rise to? One of the Tea Party favorites is on the ticket.

If you mean we need the Tea Party movement to become another political party then I pray to God that never happens.

Edited August 30, 2012 by RobertNashville

[dlm37015]

The salient point is that candidates like Ran Paul and many others like him who support "Tea Party" values such as small government; low taxes, fair taxes and government limited by the Constitution ARE running and ARE getting elected in spite of the wishes of (and sometimes in spite of outright opposition from) the Republican establishment.

That's how you make a difference...that's how you get things changed...we don't need to reinvent the wheel by establishing a new, tiny, ineffective party.

very well said

[Caster]

Caster Predicts Rise of a 3rd Party if we don't get Obama out.

[kieefer]

http://bcove.me/xpzbfgza

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Well, I'll look at it when I can get the link to work, kieffer! Stuck in this damned motel room.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

It may very well come to fruition if the GOP doesn't come to representing all the folks in the tent. They seem to want to ignore

the conservatives and Tea Partiers. I doubt the Tea Partiers have been successfully co-opted to the point that they can't rise up

against the GOP when enough of their kind are elected.

If the GOP blows this one, they will be gone from the political arena, since political correctness is all they do, along with just sitting

on their thumbs and collecting what crumbs they can. Political correctness is the doom in society.

Caster, that is the Democrat Party, now, not a third party.

[Caster]

Caster, that is the Democrat Party, now, not a third party.

Dangit! Now I'm confused. I thought this was the current democratic party: