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[cyrilalmeida.com] cyrilalmeida.com » Blog Archive » Dawn: An imploding government By ...: The attack on the motor vehicle depot, in Peshawar, shows that Pakistani militants are now bold enough and brave enough to launch a ground assault on such a place, to destroy over a hundred American vehicles due to go into Afghanistan any day. The loss of 150 or so vehicles is NOT a trivial matter.

[Atlantic Free Press - Hard Truths for Hard Times] Trends for Downsizing the US: The Bright Side of the Panic of ”˜08: Norway flew him to Europe in 2006 to address a conference on innovation, while the International Council of Shopping Centers hosted him as the key-note speaker at its 2007 convention - the mall builders hoped to glean from Celente “what people want from malls.” It’s notable, in the wake of the prognoses of his 2008 reports, that he is no longer invited onto the TV and cable networks - “the first year in decades,” he says, “that they did not have me on and that USA Today did not cover the Trends Report.” When Celente sent out an e-mail alert to his mailing list in mid-January, Jack Marks, the publisher and CEO of The Wall Street Reporter, one of the oldest investment organs in New York, wrote him back to say “You are a fucking retard motherfucker” and “Remove me from this list, you fucking moron.” The local publishing group near Celente’s home in Rhinebeck is perhaps more typical in its spinelessness: The Taconic Press, which publishes six newspapers in the Hudson Valley and upstate New York, told Celente in December via e-mail that there was “a general uproar about the inclusion of your Trends forecast [in 2007]”¦reader and advertiser reaction was strong, and they made their feelings known to our publisher.” Celente’s long relationship with Taconic Press is no more.

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