The Politics Of Shortages.

[jackflash]

This could get interesting. We already know about shortages/empty shelves of manufactured goods from China due to lock downs in China. The lock down in Shanghai seems to be one of the more critical lock downs. The link below seems centered on food shortages globally with a strong reference to upcoming food shortages in America and rising food prices. I sense politick'n is more to do with this subject due the fact of America's vast farming resources. See what you can deduce from the video below.

 

[Vastator]

It won't simply be shortages of goods availability that consumers will be faced with. They will also be combating a shortage of purchasing power for the available goods due to inflation. It's gonna be a lean road ahead for those who haven't prepped for this.

 

[jackflash]

It won't simply be shortages of goods availability that consumers will be faced with. They will also be combating a shortage of purchasing power for the available goods due to inflation. It's gonna be a lean road ahead for those who haven't prepped for this.

Good call Vastator like that inflation may shoot to the moon!

 

[Vastator]

Another economic hit most consumers don’t see coming, was this little nugget, that flew under many peoples radars…

President Biden’s Defense Production Act power grab

President Biden is continuing the worrying trend of skewing powers toward the executive branch that should rest with the legislative branch.

thehill.com

Biden's Defense Production Act order promises money to miners

The Defense Department is suggesting Congress eventually provide $1 billion to mitigate “supply chain risk" for critical materials.

www.eenews.net

What it basically boils down to is that defense contractors get to cut the line as it pertains to the materials, which are already in short supply. This will result in exponential increases in both prices, and availability of finished goods at the consumer level.

 

[Moonglow]

Another economic hit most consumers don’t see coming, was this little nugget, that flew under many peoples radars…

President Biden’s Defense Production Act power grab

President Biden is continuing the worrying trend of skewing powers toward the executive branch that should rest with the legislative branch.

thehill.com

Biden's Defense Production Act order promises money to miners

The Defense Department is suggesting Congress eventually provide $1 billion to mitigate “supply chain risk" for critical materials.

www.eenews.net

What it basically boils down to is that defense contractors get to cut the line as it pertains to the materials, which are already in short supply. This will result in exponential increases in both prices, and availability of finished goods at the consumer level.

I see that Biden is doing the same as Trump did in 2020, not much of a nugget.

 

[Hellokitty]

I see that Biden is doing the same as Trump did in 2020, not much of a nugget.

When did TRUMP use the defense production act for electric vehicle batteries?