Trends Researcher and economic commentator Gerald Celente was recently interviewed on the Jeff Rense Show and revealed that a major double dip recession will occur in 2010, and the public should take proactive measures to secure their wealth.

As we’ve seen in the UK the recovery promoted by the media around the world is often misleading. The term generally given to explain this deception is “jobless recovery” in that big banks have been bailed out and big business have protected there own assets, while the average citizen is still unemployed. Stats might say we’re seeing a slow recovery, but it fails to differentiate between the public and the richer 2 percent.

One phony policy used in the UK that aims to mask the real economic problem is this “back to work campaign” that has the major political parties vow to get evil benefits cheats back to work. One process involves summoning those on disability benefits to a meeting that assesses their inability to work, only to have a private company of ex-GP’s ask irrelevant questions with a check box clipboard.

The idea is to pressure people back in to work so they can quickly claim unemployment is rising, when a good percentage will fall out of work within months.

There is also the case of private back to work companies that take on the unemployed and help them find jobs. If somebody is signed up to this system they are wiped from the unemployment statistics.

Once again we are seeing the disabled and mentally ill forced back in to work only to leave the workplace weeks later. The private company gets a large bonus for every person back to work, often bigger than the paycheck the person earned on the job. This begs the question where is the money coming from?

As we sit in a depression, immigration rises and quality of life decreases across the board.