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Expert: “Washington is Wall St. and Wall St. is Washington”

The founder of the Trends Research Institute, Gerald Celente, shared his thoughts on Obamas new initiative and the politicization of the Federal Reserve.

“They’re printing money out of thin air, but there’s no value behind it.”

Hold on to you saddles, folks… it’s going to get MUCH worse.

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