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A highly respected forecaster of social and business trends says the Drug
War will continue to lose favor among Americans in 2001 because its RACIST
underpinnings and disasterous results are becoming obvious. 

Clente says the war on drugs will lose its popular support. Citing "the inescapable
evidence of a racial basis to the failed drug war," the researchers predict
that resources will be redirected from fighting crime toward improved
treatment for addiction.

Gerald Celente heads "The Trends Research Institute" in New York and
publishes "The Trends Journal. The Drug War's fading popularity was on

Celente's 'top-10' list for trends in 2001.  Celente's forecasting seems to be

pretty sophisticated (see www.trendsresearch.com). 

 

Some of Celente's other predictions include:

* A wave of anti-Americanism will sweep the globe. American culture, "with
its emphasis on violence, mindless consumption, fake sex and real
stupidity," will be seen as "numbing and dangerous."

* A pre-recessionary economy will shape markets. The financial market dive
that began at the end of this year will continue through 2001.

. Gerald Celente, editor and publisher of the journal, says the desire in 2001
will be "for stability and business as usual," but "it's unlikely we're
going to see that."

"The bad news is that there are rough times ahead. The good news is that old
systems are coming under attack and under question, and when something dies,
something new is born. This is the darkness before the dawn."

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