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When the grocery corporate world is panic hoarding because of the Biden induced super inflation cycle about to hit, you know things are about to get bad.
Its not if, its when.
Anyone who thinks the federal reserve (or the fed govt) has the ability or any idea how to throttle inflation to an certain level, is a graduate of a govt accredited education center.
And what is inflation, but theft? Unapologetically they come right out and say their target is to steal 2% of your money and "the people" just nod their heads.
We are living in a cartoon land.
When the grocery corporate world is panic hoarding because of the Biden induced super inflation cycle about to hit, you know things are about to get bad.
I've seen shortages of the weirdest most random items after the T-paper crisis. One month it was boneless chicken thighs. Not a single store in the city had them for a month. Then it was peanuts in the shell. It was like no one had ever heard of them. Last week it was Coleman 1lb propane cylinders. 3 Walmarts said they hadn't seen them in over a month. A few calls to sporting goods stores confirmed this. It's really strange and unpredictable.
Government says inflation is up .6%....that is 6/10 of 1%....maybe a penny or two at the most. https://www.bls.gov/cpi/
Does anyone truly believe that ??
Nope. Every single statistic reported by the government, media, medical establishment, financial establishment, etc, is cooked. ALL the books are cooked. And people are dumb enough to go with it.
From what I see in my weekly food shopping I'm going to go with shadowstats and act accordingly.
Yep. The grocery stores of last March, April, and May were just a minor prelude to what is coming. The left has nearly attained their wet dream... a completely collapsed economy and society.
I've seen shortages of the weirdest most random items after the T-paper crisis. One month it was boneless chicken thighs. Not a single store in the city had them for a month. Then it was peanuts in the shell. It was like no one had ever heard of them. Last week it was Coleman 1lb propane cylinders. 3 Walmarts said they hadn't seen them in over a month. A few calls to sporting goods stores confirmed this. It's really strange and unpredictable.
For me it was one week of no potatoes anywhere in town.
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