Gerald Celente - GLOBAL TRENDS THAT WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE

our next speaker,

gerald

celente

, was last with us in 2000, the director and founder of the

trends

research institute, describes himself as free of political dogma or conventional wisdom, very few of us can say that of ourselves that the trend research institute analyzes. The world

shape

s events and forecasts tomorrow's

trends

with a network of 25 experts whose range and experience rival most top universities. This research has led Gerald to develop radical views that unsettle politicians as much as they chart new opportunities for each of us. the data speaks for itself is one of his phrases and let's attack the

future

before it attacks us ladies and gentlemen please give him a warm uncle welcome to

gerald

celente

why do I go out dancing well I am a trend forecaster and I live in the north of the york state, about two miles and two hours north of new york city, in a small town called rhinebeck.

I'm originally a bronx cat, but we move up socially and I have an old friend in rhinebeck, charles, he's 91 and I ran into him in town. to the post office and says well how are you Gerald said how am I man look what's happening tsunamis hurricanes cyclones earthquakes mad cow disease bird flu stars war terrorism Charles looks at me and says cheer up there's no hope so that's why I'm dancing, It's time to relax, relax. I am a trend forecaster and trend tracking is a way to see where we are, understand how we got here and then anticipate where we are going so you can develop product and service strategies in anticipation of what the

future

may bring no one can predict. the future there are too many wild cards out there it's impossible but you can see the face of the future you can see it yourself we are all doing what we are doing in life because of the decisions we have made and then the wild cards are released you can see the face of the future , said the great scholar Friedrich von Schiller in today already walks tomorrow we say that current events form future trends and the trend I see Now, as a trend forecaster, I believe that the new millennium is a new era, not a new era of unicorns with airbrush, it is a

global

era, but

global

in more than just global trade in the understanding that all things are connected or as head of Seattle. said that all things are connected like the blood that unites us all, that is why we developed a system that we call globalnomic and globalnomic means making connections between different fields from the Latin word globus which means to include the entire world and neomine the Greek derivative which means manage trends. can be managed again we

will

try to understand what is happening today we see how we got here and then we anticipate the future what the future can bring to develop products and services one of the problems that people have when observing trends is that they are only What they do is interesting and what we say is that that opportunity is lost by those who see the world through the eyes of their profession.

You must know your profession. You should not have to be studying it all the time and only you should be practicing it all the time and you should be learning about it all the time, but you have to learn about those other socioeconomic, political, environmental, cultural, socioeconomic, geopolitical trends that are also developing and as Tom mentioned, I'm a political atheist, both parties where I come from are autonomous. - servant and for me equally repulsive I

will

have nothing to do with them I look at life as it is and not as I want it to be if you have a political ideology you have already clouded the diagnosis I don't I don't look at things for what I believe, what I want , which I hope, is like going to the doctor, he gives you the diagnosis, you don't call it a sob when you don't like what you hear, but people do that when you talk. about social, political and economic issues that they don't want to hear, they get angry because of it, hey, calm down, relax.

They just give me the diagnosis. I look at the facts that are available as we do at the global trends research institute. base and then we just give the diagnosis and that's what I'm going to do today about diagnosing the trend that's shaping the future and there's a reason why people don't follow trends, they really say they do, but they're looking at your number one industry no one teaches us there is no university trend research institute within a university in the united states there is no columbia trend tracking course harvard yale princeton vassar part name them there is none the future is out of the limits along the way I learned to follow trends thanks to my dear father, may his soul rest in peace.

I was one of seven children and for a long time I was the baby. I was number five and then, in those days, my mother also rest in peace. two life changing kids called them and I was a lunatic they couldn't tie me up on Saturdays I came boy she went with my father and he had a beautiful 1957 cadillac not like these cell phones that these rap thugs drive and this one was elegant it was hot in the interior of the black coupe deville in black and white and I am a little boy and I love being with my dad and I would start talking to him and I would say something, he would look at me, he would give me this look and in Italian I would say parrot papagallo think for you yourself stop repeating what everyone else says whoa it wasn't son we have to talk you know it wasn't what you know and I didn't want to make a fool of myself so I learned to think for myself is what you've heard in different variations from the other speakers think for yourself these are critical times think for yourself the fire in the north tower is under control the fire chiefs said on 9 11 return to their offices 140 emergency calls made 9 11 calls made to 911 they told the people who reported 138 of them said stay where you are help is on the way papago think for yourself and these are the times that demand that the information be there no Don't take this personally, you might be sad about the diagnosis, but don't get angry, don't get bitter or you can be happy about the diagnosis, that the patient is healthy and that the other thing people talk about is thinking outside the box. what a box as soon as you start thinking outside a box you have already restricted your thinking capabilities there is no box there are no rules this is the global era all things are connected like the blood that unites us all and now let's talk about some global trends, we are going to move around the social, the economic, the political and the geopolitical and we will move through the variety of them and choose the most important point at the moment, ah, the Middle East, let's start with Iraq, no I am a Monday morning quarterback, we have a publication, the trend journal, I am the author of several books that follow the trends of the year 2000, most of what I say we had predicted years ago and one of them is the Iraq war, that we had predicted what would happen a month before this war. was on February 18, 2003 quote although victory on the battlefield may be quick considering the enormous military power of the coalition forces the war against Iraq will eventually be lost the Iraqi generals have vowed to launch relentless suicide attacks against the coalition forces the coalition and have promised to fight to the last man to repel the invaders, so a guerrilla war will continue until they regain control of their country a year later, on December 2, 2004, the secretary of defense, donald Rumsfeld said: quote if you ask if there was some kind of understanding or agreement there would probably be a long insurgency afterwards I don't think anyone would say that well we did it here is President Bush last week despite setbacks and missteps back and false steps man, this is 300 billion dollars of my money, my country's money, more than a hundred thousand Iraqis dead according to the lancet the British publication and there is no end in sight and you are quite easy and commit mistakes.

I firmly believe that we did and are doing the right thing. Who could get away with this? Which of you at your job? Hey, I'm sorry, Jack. I just lost you a couple million dollars, but hey, calm down, one wrong move, everything's going to be fine. My bonus. I want to talk about my bonus. Then we heard Tony Blair on the same day and, by the way, he resents me the way people. They talk about Bush when they don't talk about Blair in the same way. I mean, the only difference between Blair and Bush is that you know Blair knows how to behave and he has that English diction that everyone likes, but this is what he said.

He said why Iraq. it has been difficult it is our opponents' determination to defeat us to deter difficult because of your opponents' determination to defeat you you are an occupying country they don't like you they are not going to kill you it has been difficult now I know why Mark Twain said that sometimes I I wonder if the world is being run by smart people who put us in cells and really mean it. So it's easy for me to be a political atheist. Hey, I'm not a member of your team. The United States can start a war and they can stop it, but they can't win it.

It's the global era, so we have weapons of mass destruction wars. They simply don't have the numbers to win the wars they lost in Vietnam. Eisenhower was smart enough. know that they could not repel millions of Chinese coming to the horizon of North Korea, but despite the unfounded reasons of the trend newspaper that has been published for more than a year and a half for going to war in the painful administration, the failures to prepare for resistance provide the support to fight it or calculate how long it would last, an American majority still supports the troops and the decisions of their president and there are no major politicians or organizations in the media making the news headlines in opposition to war and people speak well, you know.

How about you meet Bill Clinton, oh Bill Clinton, the Hill Clintons, yes, Bill Clinton bombed Iraq weekly for eight years. People forget this the night before his inauguration, at his inauguration, his impeachment, they launched 400 cruise missiles in Baghdad and with the coalition forces of the willing they also bombed the fertile crescent for seven days madeleine Albright, the secretary of state at that time, was asked by Leslie Stahl on the CBS program 60 Minutes what the price of sanctions was, United States sanctions, UN sanctions, but we applied them, if it was worth the price of five hundred thousand dead Iraqi children, minors. of five years this, according to the un madeleine albright said it was worth the price hey, why don't they like the United States?

They can't understand it and then we'll move to Iran. You have a little something here, how does this work? I can't, I've never made one of these before and there it is. I ran. I ran 57 percent of the American people according to a recent La Times Bloomberg News poll. attack Iran to destroy its nuclear facilities. Great, yes, you will win too. It will be the beginning of World War III. These are the crusades of 2000 and I don't want to go into many of these things that we had predicted. would happen in my book trends 2000 we said when we first predicted the 2000 crusades more than a decade ago we wrote quote that the formal battle lines for the new crusades had been drawn when Israel was created in 1948, but Israel, however complex political and militarily, it was no longer. that the last episode of a conflict that goes back more than a thousand years this is the ninth crusade and the whites don't understand it they lost the other eight oh let me do it again let me do it again you're going to lose these are the Persians and the Arabs, have respect, as his majesty the prince said yesterday about respecting others as you would like them to do to you and then there are these other areas around where we have here turkmenistan afghanistan pakistan tajikistan krzyzzakistan uzbekistan there is a There's a lot going on there about pipelines, military alliances and you know, the word Stan is a suffix of home of, so it's the home of the Afghans, the home of the Tajiks, the home of the Uzbeks and I come from now.

I heard Guy Kawasaki use the word. it sucks you could use any word you want to say that but here's the leader of the stupid standards and he's giving the national salute that the stupid stannians give here's the stupid stance that ran against him and then the world asked how can 59 million be 54,087 people what a fool, that's easy, here you are folks, I'm not making this up. 65 percent of Americans are overweight, more than a third are obese, they say that in 10 years, more than a third will be obese and 80 will be overweight, and why, because you are what you eat and here they are and when You live there, this is where you shop.

This is a quick overview of what's happening there. Now I want to back this up with facts because I don't hate Americans. I love America and it breaks my heart to see what is happening. In fact, I wrote a book about it. His name is Zidzi. I hit Honeyboy. Zidzi is the Neapolitan dialect for aunt and Zizzy. Rest in peace. She just passed away recently. She was my aunt andIf I were to change the name of this book, I would have called it When America Lost Its Soul. You want to piss off an American. Well, first of all, when I say America, loss of soul.

I know what America was. I grew up there. I know the country. Nobody is going to tell me. I was there and I know what it is now and this is what it is and by the way you want to piss off an American just say hey you're not number one oh they'll climb on the roof and you're not the best country in the world . world, oh, they will really go crazy and you know, when you are number one and you are the best, you know everything, no one can tell you anything and that attitude permeates from top to bottom to the owner of the deli.

You're telling me, you're going to tell me, what about these media guys? Hey, yes, they know everything they know, everything they don't know. number one in quality of life the economist actually a leftist magazine ranks the United States 13th it is 24th in longevity 42nd in infant mortality and 37th in care medical according to the world health organization and that other subversive group the cia world factbook the United States ranks eighth on the United Nations human development index, which measures living conditions, health care systems, achievements educational facilities, housing, cultural and recreational facilities and the level of public safety.

The Heritage Foundation, a self-proclaimed conservative group, ranks the United States 12th in economic freedom and the world economic forum. The United States is the 47th most competitive economy in the world and fell from fifth to fifth place in information technology, so there is a lot of talk about the United States being a leader in that field. The OECD's economic and community development organization says American students rank behind advanced, industrialized nations. nations when it comes to math, science, and literacy and ranks 10th in the percentage of adults with high school degrees. The gap between the rich and the poor is the widest in the United States of any industrialized nation: half of one percent of Americans.

I'm not very good at math, but I know it's actually a small number. 40 of the country's assets and one tenth of one percent got 43 percent of the latest round of tax benefits according to the OECD. The OECD also reports that the United States. The United States now ranks third among the most unequal industrialized societies after Russia and Mexico. I could go on, but I'm not going to the United States. It also ranks first in prescription drug use according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Our debt. Our debt level. It is 200 percent times the gross domestic product, those are worse levels than during the depression, eight trillion dollars of debt, but we rank first in obesity, approximately half of the population in Norway is in prisons and it is A very grim situation, to say the least. one that doesn't make you feel very good about what's happening there, we are ranked right behind China, Iran, Vietnam and then the United States in terms of the most executions, so the United States is not number one and that's a major trend that's shaping the world and just like that.

We look at these trends and see what is happening. I mention this also because people you know and tell me you know, but we look to the United States as the beacon of democracy. They have done a lot and yes, they have, and like I said. It breaks my heart, they are not a democracy, they are a plutocracy when I was a child, I remember the cold war, they talked about propaganda, they never saw a handsome Russian man, they always liked these big ladies who threw cabbage at them. the back of the trucks, you know, that's duty propaganda and suddenly the end of the cold war, where were they? wow, capitalism must be great, look what they came up with, you know how I got here, what was doing, it's about the cold war and growing up in the cold war and propaganda and talking about the soviet union they say you know they had elections in the soviet union they have a one party system 98 of the people were re-elected yes, like in the United States , that's the number 98 people are re-elected from the incumbents in the general election.

It is a plutocracy. You have to be rich or please special interests to get to the top and that crosses partisan lines. Do you know that on a night of nineteen out of two thousand? between george when george bush was escaping against gore one night one night george bush raised 20 million dollars he is a plutocracy the week after gore beat him he raised 26 million he is not a beacon of democracy our voting machines don't work They demand that the international observers go to foreign countries to make sure they have free elections. They send to the Carter Center.

The Carter Center wanted to monitor the last election. They didn't let them. That's what happened to the United States. Culturally, politically, economically, philosophically, intellectually, there is nothing. right now so you can take it from that country or use it as a model moving forward. Did you see the Oscars? I love the arrogance of the Oscars and the Oscars nominate for best song. It's hard here for a pimp. What are you kidding? making these things up, yeah I wonder why people don't go to the movies, America is in a dead zone, they're risk averse, innovation is the key to the future and that's a place that's dead on arrival, oh , the great movies, the great movies, hey king. three way kong blow me man look the guy fell again wow the planes shot him down wow hey mission impossible three whoa i loved one and two oh they're bringing dallas back john travolta has a great movie hey i wonder who shot j.r this is what people like and that's a phrase they use all the time this is what people like what people politicians go like that what people hear what people do you know why they go like that everyone does it because jack kennedy used to go So what do people like?

By developing products and services and seeking new markets and new opportunities. Where is he going? Who are these people they are talking about being successful in the 21st century? It's not going to be those people. America is a first second and third world nation, you saw the face of America when you saw Katrina, so as you develop products and services and look at the global era, let's understand that the game has changed, you cannot compete by selling items at low prices. Commodity, this is what people like the group and expect. making money to be successful in the 21st century innovation, new ideas, new development is going to be what's going to be necessary and that kind of development is going to target and I'm not an elitist in saying this, a guy who grew up in the Bronx, not far away. from the white castle of Hamburg, if any of you know where it was, you have to go find the 25 inhabitants of the world's population who have the money and the way to do it is to develop products, services and strategies that fit the needs and people's desires. not only do they want I want this I want that but you need it what they need what they need and what they want well we probably all spend many hours sitting in a chair I want a good chair and I need one I don't want a cheap one, what is a need and a desire, look the trends, look at the global trends that are shaping the future in Europe and the United States, it's an aging demographic, we're all getting older, what kind of products and services are they going to need, what kind of ergonomic products and services are they going to need? need is a unique society it is a society without family support and this is not just about Europe and the rest of the world so what kind of products and services do they make?

Keep thinking about where. to follow the money and all you have to do is look at Walmart where is Walmart? I had them here a minute ago ah here it is this is now I've lost my little one oh here it is Walmart Walmart Walmart is having a hard time making money Now they can't make money selling items with commodity prices. Do you know that they sell more organic milk than anyone else in the United States and are now expanding their line of organic products? All things are connected. They are expanding. They cannot produce. money and they are selling more organic products avian flu mad cow sars one of the big trends of the 21st century we wrote about this about a decade ago we call it the new black plagues these are the pandemics they are talking about Look what happened to the poultry sales in France after the bird flu scare and they exported a lot of poultry.

It's over, it's gone from the source, a major trend from the source, quality products, this is how you're going to compete in the new millennium this is what people want that group of people I talked about again before about Hollywood content is the king and they can't make it the next big trend that is shaping the world in the technological field as we see it you already saw the beginnings with you know, cell phones and everything you have no problem with, you know, streaming with streaming quality, the real news will come when it comes to your wide screen TV and you don't just have a hundred channels, but 200 channels. a global network of channels this is going to be dramatic and it's going to be revolutionary and it's going to break your back the only reason the Hollywood networks and other institutions are in power is because they control distribution with the network that no one controls in this moment distribution of points, so you will see a set that is an area that we believe that the entertainment area will be one of the most important areas to enter and stay with that theme of wide screen television real interaction distance learning Azim Premji the richest man in India, said among other things, you glorify your CEOs, they are like kings, this is the richest man in India and then went on to say that in competition with the rest of the world, he still See America moving forward, he said, you have a creative talent and a creative capacity there and their universities teach differently than the rest of the world and I say to myself what is this guy who was I thought he was crazy what is he talking about?

It's become a university industrial complex and I started, you know, Googled it. He was right, he went to Stanford in 1966. I was there and not at Stanford, but the university system was that United States, it was that free spirit. I had a French friend, Marie Pierre, she was Parisian and used to. to ask her when did you come to america marie pierre and she used to say when they left like that and she said why would anyone want to live in paris in the 70's when there was new york and i remember in new york it's not the same education system so, what?

Where does this lead us? Distance learning will be one of the most important trends of the 21st century. It will not be fully distance learning, it will be an appendix to physical education and distance education. We are educating Chinese and Indians on distance learning software that is unrivaled in the rest of the world. This is something that is the mind, the mind, the ability to think for yourself that can create whatever you want on this world wide web. Numbers don't count. for us it is a great trend that is going to develop and will continue to grow and, by the way, when I talk about the United States and I talk about the sadness that I have, I also know that if the freedom to think and the freedom to be yourself and the freedom take risks and be innovative and end up having the courage and the passion as His Royal Highness said yesterday to make sure that America can emerge and become the epicenter of the next renaissance.

The creative talent is there and I know many of them. They are everywhere and I don't know many of them but I know what is bubbling beneath the surface and that rebirth could happen in any country at any time when the true meaning of the human spirit is unleashed and it could happen and that is freedom. of the mind the passion as the crown prince said to express it the heart feeling what the mind knows is innovation and innovation will be the key in the 21st century not the numbers at this moment Europe United States we can overcome China cannot beat them in articles with commodity prices it's not going to happen they have the numbers they have they are preparing and innovation is the next step because it is falling behind in many places again it is not happening in the states I talked about the bird flu and the madness The cow and all these other things, the pandemics, all the business around it will be huge as well. 38 new diseases in the last 25 years have mutated from one animal to another, from animal to human, clean foods.

I can't emphasize that enough and along with that immune system. system accumulation those are key phrases key thoughts staying healthy in a poisoned world and again of the four elements I think I mentioned three of them from your royal highness the other was the environment and one of them and what is the environment is more than The air, trees, water and earth is the host where our soul resides in this human state, how can we desecrate it? Anything that has to do with those areas of development, food and beverages, the United States and much of theworld, the 25th solution I called.

They are ready to put their money where their mouth is and when their mind is my mantra and wherever I go, whether in the United States or around the world, and talk to people interested in innovation, having a vision is not letting its quality downstream water market of 70 billion dollars is going to continue to grow there are droughts all over the world the southwestern United States hey Norway you have some water here I'm not afraid to drink what you know one in every five dollars and I talk a lot about the United States, of course, although we are talking about other trends because they are the largest consumers in the entire world and five percent of the population, you know, twenty percent of the energy and continues with ergonomics, my aunt. zidzi, she used to say that she used to get up, she would get up from the chair, she had a bad bite, she could barely walk and she used to say in Italian, growing old is a my dear father, know that even in his last years there is a step down. to the kitchen and I used to go visit them, you know, and I bring them food and one day I open the freezer and the freezer is full of these frozen dinners, this is my father, a great Italian cook, hey, dad, what are you ? doing said he says I can't walk to do anything anymore one step one step an aging population which brings me to another trend new millennium housing one level an aging population what do they do in the states build these mansions what Are you thinking about that ?

That's what I'm going to do with these things. A level using materials that are easy to maintain. Self-sustainable houses. I would dare to say that the biggest trend, you know, go back to the basics, food, clothing and shelter, talk about the elderly, my father can't have food for the elderly, very nutritious, low value, which They call, um, you know, easy to digest, low stress diets. so the system doesn't do much work to work to work to process the food, you know, so you're using the nutrients and the elements to build the body and stay healthy. All of these are looking at an aging population but also understanding how the environment is changing.

Modular homes are big business, but what are they doing? They're building these like 19, you know, Victorian replicas, how about 21st century construction? You're not going to make a lot of money exporting wood, but you're going to make a lot of money exporting modular homes that are loved all over the world in 21st century smart homes low maintenance a level self-sustainable energy easy to maintain this is what people are looking for, what It brings me to another big trend when you talk about self-sufficiency and listening to the other speakers and talking about how to get out of business to find a new business, there will be alternative energy and one day oil will be as rudimentary as these that go to these ports in everything the world that used to be known for their whale oil and its processing and we predict that this will happen when gasoline reaches four dollars a barrel in the US. necessity is the mother of invention, they have not been spending money on the alternative energy development and I am not talking about wind, solar and geothermal energy, I am talking about permanent groups, charged magnets, hydrine power, zero point energy and yes, even cold fusion is going to happen and the invention will be as great as the discovery of fire and invention. of the wheel has not happened because the resources have not been allocated to it, are you prepared for the future?

And by the way, I would recommend an innovative Norway and an inner city of innovation to hold the world's first real alternative energy conference that attracts the different minds that are not attached to special interests that have enthusiasm for engineering because it is going to change and not you want to be IBM when there will be Mac. We all know the history of water purification systems. Oh by the way there is a great website to go to infinite energy infinite energy.com this is where we get a lot of our information from, there are a lot of innovative things happening and by the way they don't appear in the mainstream media, with the mainstream media the news in the states is It's a joke and that's how I started writing this book.

Look at this beautiful woman. Look at that face. I used to go visit her on my trips from New York to Rhinebeck. She lives in Yonkers and I walked in one day. Know? and I change my clothes, I take off my suit and stuff and I go to the kitchen, I'm washing dishes and she said: sit down, you're my guest, that's dizzy. The television is at full volume, she couldn't hear anymore and she told me: you know? gerald yesterday i listened to the news all day that's beautiful old lady what a bunch of them must think we're all idiots and that's american news made for idiots they're not reporting on progress progress is happening it's time to move on Those who get caught In the hangover of the 20th century they will be the losers.

The 20th to 20th century belongs to the United States. He will not own the 21st century. Will it be China? Will it be India? We doubt it. You know we could talk about him. economic strategies but there are socio-political environmental police and there are many wild cards in the deck according to the Chinese government in 2004 there were 24,000 riots and large demonstrations things are not going so well. Who will be the companies and countries that will lead? the new millennium who will be their names i maintain and we do it at the trend research institute that there will not be one there will be many new thoughts that are from new zealand by the way the new zealand mantra new zealand new innovative thinking norway you are among the elite and companies are thinking like this too and are really putting their money where their mouth is in preparation for the new millennium.

A couple more things we're predicting there will be four major currencies in the world: the euro. the dollar the Asians and the Latinos and what is happening the trend that is shaping the future in Latin America is enormous the movements in Venezuela again I do not like that guide it is not the problem take it easy evo Morales in Bolivia michelle bachelet in chile kershner in argentina the lula in brazil huge populist movements they call them populist movements these mean that people are tired of being screwed over and they want to get some of that back and that's not going to stop the CEOs of the united states they are the Luis 14th century, when I started my career in the '70s, the gap between the average worker and the CEO was 40 to 1.

Today, depending on which numbers you look at, it ranges from 450 to 1 to 550 to 1. .those are some of the things we need to look at and as we look at these changes let's also look at what's happening with gold. Gold has its own language. I started my career by the way. I don't have time to get into that now, but my first purchase of gold was 187.50 an ounce in the 1970s. I made a very small bet, almost you know, over three quarters of a million dollars and then , one day, I woke up and also bought at the top.

I woke up one morning and lost $220,000 the next day, it was like 180. So when things happen on his.com and all these real estate bubbles, I know what it feels like to get hit over the head and I've been watching gold ever since. . Gold has its own thing. language, he has no heart, he has no feelings and that is the way he is reacting now and he says he has no confidence in the dollar, he has no confidence in the geopolitical situation of the world and we are predicting that goal is I will go further of a thousand dollars an ounce and possibly reach the 2000 mark when it was operating back then Europe was not what it is, there were almost no players from Europe, almost none from Japan, it was the United States, now they just added. the chinese in the small india market the indians love gold russia is a completely new market just make another three billion people playing for a product that has not been mined much in the 90s and they strongly demand the solution 25 the quality sector keep thinking about it keep moving towards it with some exceptions you have to export value that is the new millennium the list is long of opportunities the crusades the main trends the end of the empire in the United States and the aging of populations cyber world entertainment and education health global migration that's a huge one too, my God, that's not going to stop and look at the numbers, they say humans were created a hundred thousand years ago, whatever number you want to put, it was a long time ago, it took from 100,000 to 1900 to put it. 1.5 billion people on the planet from 1900 until now we have added 5 billion people because of the bombings now I am a population expert, get out of here no one is a population expert, no one has handled these numbers before look what is happening in the states that will love illegal aliens.

I want to find out what is like an illegal alien. If they come from Zarnack or somewhere on Mars or they came in a spaceship. They are illegal aliens. You know how they use this language. It's going to be a major problem. all over the world prepare for it now the future is approaching aristotle said that the strength of a nation is based on the strength of its middle class this is not xenophobic or hate or anything else these are bigger facts in the new millennium they are not better numbers do not always count four million free minds can surpass one billion point three controlled the future is approaching and we are all seeing it before us and the key to surviving in the 21st century is innovation to become an important player, remember, Don't let your quality go down the future is in your hands don't let it fall because if you do you could lose it Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans in this city tonight?

In fact, I know I'm not wrong, where else can you guys? to see what the crown prince said yesterday the environment courage courage courage the great philosophers gerta anything you can do or dream you can start it audacity has genius power and magic passion respect it did not happen in my country and it breaks my heart the future is in your hands anyone who says otherwise is trying to steal from you the god that lives within you do not let anyone take it away from you and I want to thank innovative norway for your visionary mission and cecilia and dag a special thank you for having returned to this beautiful country and for creating Innotown Innovation, the only city on earth with new millennium thinking, as we say in Italian, greetings bona, good health for 100 years and remember, calm down, relax, thank you very much.