Detroit a city in despair cannot even burry the dead
Unburied bodies tell the tale of Detroit — a city in despairThe abandoned corpses, in white body bags with number tags tied to each toe, lie one above the other on steel racks inside a giant freezer in Detroit’s central mortuary, like discarded shoes in the back of a wardrobe.Some have lain here for years, but in recent months the number of unclaimed bodies has reached a record high. For in this city that once symbolised the American Dream many cannot even afford to bury their dead.“I have not seen this many unclaimed bodies in 13 years on the job,” said Albert Samuels, chief investigator

Commercial Real Estate The Next Hole in the Economy
D.C.-area developer Jeff Neal gives the Huffington Post Investigative Fund a tour of empty commercial properties just blocks from the Capitol. Hundreds of small and medium-size banks are facing huge numbers of possible defaults by builders who erected thousands of office towers, condominiums and shopping centers with the easy credit available five years ago. Tags: Commercial Real Estate zombie buildings financial crisis Mortgage crisis foreclosure Jeff Neal Washington Nationals

Gerald Celente : Major currency crisis by 2010
Anti Immigration trend is going to be a great issueGerald Celente was on the Australian Jo Joyce of ABC Local Radio Maroochydore November 2009 :from 1900 to now we have added 5 billions , no population expert could see this population growth , most countries do not need more people ...self sustaining and innovating countries countries will be safer , nations that put the interesting ot their citizens above their own agenda , resource countries like Australia New Zealand and Canada , countries that are self sustained will be on the top

Gerald Celente America is becoming an Under developed country in Starvation
Gerald Celente on Russia Today talking about starvation in America 17 Nov 2009It may be hard to believe, but the richest country in the world is struggling to put food on the table. Is it the result of the financial crisis, or simply government mismanagement? According to the latest numbers it seems like many people – almost 15 percent of US households – are reported to have very low food security. “America has become an under-developing nation,” said Gerald Celente, Director of the Trends Research Institute.

Gerald Celente with Jim Blasingame of small business 10 Nov 2009
Gerald Celente joins Jim Blasingame to talk about trends in the economy, the marketplace, U.S. politics and geo-politics 10 Nov 2009Find interviews with Small Business experts on the Small Business Advocate showRelated Tags: Global Meltdown NWO total Economic ccollapse Glen beck Ron Paul Worldwide and U.S. Stock Marke CNBC depression dollar economist housing hyperinflation Money mortgage Peter Schiff subprime The bubble credit crunch foreign gold Jim Rogers estate real cnn crisis economy federal financial mark