Scott Ritter, former weapons inspector, intelligence officer, author and journalist, and Gerald Celente, publisher of Trends Journal, discuss Saturday’s major anti-war rally in Kingston, N.Y. with CN‘s Joe Lauria.
The following speakers will share their insights on how to restore peace and freedom that has been robbed from us by politicians:
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Judge Andrew Napolitano, constitutional expert, and host of Judging Freedom podcast
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Scott Ritter, former U.N. weapons inspector
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Max Blumenthal, journalist, activist
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Anya Parampil, journalist, activist
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Joe Lauria, editor-in-chief of Consortium News
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Gerald Celente, founder of Occupy Peace, the Universal Church of Freedom, Peace and Justice and publisher of the Trends Journal magazine… plus live Zooms with other renowned guests.
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Roger Waters, via videolink.
A Historic Location for a Historic Event
It begins at 2 p.m. EST on Saturday, Sept. 28th at the Four Corners of Freedom on Crown and John Streets in Kingston, N.Y. – the most historic Four Corners of America where the seeds of democracy were sown. Immerse yourself in the spirit of our nation’s founding ideals as we rally together for peace and freedom.
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If you can’t join us in person the rally will be live streamed on OccupyPeace.com, TrendsJournal.com, and freedompeacejustice.com, so you can still experience this momentous event from anywhere.
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1) Demonstrations will never make any difference, as long it is not supported by one of the major mainstreams of a society. Remember the HUGE demonstrations all over the world against GW Bush’s Irak war?
2) In 1982 the German government did not fall over the deployment of Pershing rockets, but because the coalition partner of the Social-Democrats changed sides to pursue more neoliberal politics. The peace movement of that era became the Green party, which fully supported the bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 and is now fiercely supporting Ukraine and Israel’s right to “self-defense”.
3) Uncouth the third speaker at the event ranting after the interesting free speech part of his talk about less state and more liberalism, ie. effectively for the freedom of only six organizations to own 92% of the press and more inequality, underlying reasons for the current crisis of democracy with indiscernible parties.
I would like to help organize a similar rally in New York City. Please contact me about this.
Thank You.
thank you so much for your appeals for peace!
your perseverance and passion are contagious.
in my EU country, whose f.lawmakers decided
to accept the deployment of US state-of-the-art
hypersonic missiles on its territory as of 2026,
people seem to have lost their fear of nuclear
weapons, just as mr ritter described it. *)
“putin can’t be trusted, so why talk with him?”
“wars are fought elsewhere. why should we care?”
at the same time, more than half of the population
favors peace, but the silent majority remains irrelevant
exactly because it does not make the slightest noise.
*) to think that “nuclear” is becoming fashionable again
bc AI uses so much energy that microsoft will restart the
three mile island plant …
mr. celente fired up my anger at the fact that
my country’s gov’t pumped 100 million euros
[euphemistically named “special assets”!] into
our military and wants the whole nation to get
“fit for war!” – while funds for public services
keep dwindling ever faster …
“peace does not pay!”, is what warmongers say.
proving them wrong would be such a miracle!
Both Scott and Gerald are absolutely right. Unfortunately, from where I sit, I don’t believe our votes are worth much. War is one of the few bipartisan priorities for our Congress. Neither candidate for president says anything substantial about the policies they will effect. The whole situation amounts to a Kafka like nightmare.
Kafkaesque and Orwellian nightmare. You’re right: your vote is worthless. (As long as there are only Harris and Trump for whom to vote.) Consider other independent candidates.