The "supply chain breakdown" is it really what it seams?

And keeps talking about a central planning problem.
Can anyone please explain to me what a central planning problem is?

Central planning is communism. Basically, communism requires that people do what the government want instead of what they want themselves. If people do what they want to do for themselves then communism is over because you can do more for yourself than you can waiting for a handout.

When people don't do what the government want then they turn the screws in the form of gulags, assassinations and deliberate famines. The current situation is an attempt to engineer a famine of nutritious produce to make people eat unsuitable alternatives such as 'bugs' or soy 'meat'.

You need to make a choice to live free under your own direction or obey the government and get a basic existence.

the soviet union was centrally planned.

that's why there isn't a soviet union.

see?

This. Unfortunately, the way they are going blaming citizens and dock workers and stuff, I’m fully expecting them to make a push to say we need Central Planning to fix the problem and prevent it from happening anymore.

Problem. Reaction. Solution. That’s the enemies way of doing shit.

trucker strike? national guard. hospital workers quit? national guard. police and fire quit? national guard.

wait for it.

grocery stores being looted, or workers quit?


you guessed it.

the central plan is to force shortages

by disrupting the supply chain,

thus providing the justification for

the existence of central planning...


hostile entity

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There is no shortage Neo

What. If I told you already forgot the EverReady ? ...That Freighter blocked ships in EGYPT.. the one grounded in Suez canal....Remember Neo?

From my perspective... I live out on a small island in Washington state the very left coast. Was over at a buddies house tonight and they have a view of the Haro strait from their backyard. The strait is the small waterway between San Juan Island (U.S.) and Sidney (British Columbia) as we drank a few beers talking about how f*cked this country is we watched 5 freighter ships pass by to go to the port in Vancouver (B.C.). He said it's like that most days of the week. This supply chain shortage is not worldwide I believe. Why would ships be delivering goods In Canada. But not the U.S.? What's up with that Brandon?

What if i told you...that you can 3-D print your own plastic hangars using non toxic hemp-based bioplastic instead of buying them at Walmart?

Diversions for war production is always a possibility