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Shaun Kaven (OP) User ID: 71498518 Colombia 06/11/2022 04:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here are two videos with some interesting information. They don’t put 2 and 2 together but they are informative. Synopsis: why are imports dropping and truckers quitting? (Ignore his spelling errors) Synopsis: Neil McCoy discusses the demand destruction. Like I told my ex-wife, I said: honey, I never drive faster than I can see. Besides that, it’s all in the reflexes… |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83104842 United States 06/11/2022 04:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My house needs to drop 300-350% before it even gets close to normal inflation levels over last 5 years. Used cars need to drop 100% to get to even last year. Going to need to drop a lot before I would call any real deflation. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83620488 United States 06/11/2022 05:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There’s no denying that our food supply is being intentionally and willfully destroyed, but why? Is it the elites? Sabeteurs from China? From Russia? Quoting: Shaun Kaven I have the answer and it has to do with deflation not inflation I know, CPI says inflation was 8.6% and it’s really way worse. If you calculate it in the same way that they did in the 70s, it’d be well over 20%. But you see that’s an illusion. This “inflation” that we see is happening because of higher petroleum prices and higher food prices. It has nothing to do with the money supply but is instead related to the useless self-inflicted sanctions on Russia. These higher food and oil prices make everything more expensive relative to income, and is therefore creating demand destruction. Don’t believe me? Take a look at imports into the US. They’ve fallen off a cliff: [link to www.freightwaves.com (secure)] Housing prices are dropping. Car prices are dropping. That’s not inflation folks, that’s deflation and it’s precisely what happened during the Great Depressin. If you think inflation is bad, wait until you see deflation. It’s much more insidious. You see, Bretton Woods is coming to an ugly end because they can’t print any more money. People are maxed out on debt and borrowing is what creates increases in the money supply (real inflation). But back to all these food production facilities on fire. There was another fire yesterday, this time the plant that produces 20% of the US’s natural gas [link to www.chron.com (secure)] This seems unprecedented but it isn’t. Do you know when the last time was that our food supply was attacked? GLP historians? That’s right, the Great Depression. In one of the most heinous acts during the Great Depression, the US government intentionally burned food or in some cases dumped it directly into the ocean, and they did so while millions were starving. Why? That’s right, the US intentionally dumped and destroyed food while people starved. Why? To reverse deflation. You see, inflation is relatively easy (though painful) to beat - just jack interest rates and implement some discipline. But deflation? Deflation is catastrophic. The only way out of deflation is to make things more expensive, massive death (see: vaccines) and a complete financial reboot. This is why WW2 was eventually necessary and then the new financial order which has lasted until now. It’s why they’re poisoning us with vaccines. And yes, it’s why they’re destroying our food supply. Eventually, when it can’t be maintained any longer, we will have our Next Great Depression and probably world war then a new financial system. Make sense now? Someone gets it... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83620488 United States 06/11/2022 05:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My house needs to drop 300-350% before it even gets close to normal inflation levels over last 5 years. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83104842 Used cars need to drop 100% to get to even last year. Going to need to drop a lot before I would call any real deflation. That has nothing to do with fundamentals of the economy other than easy credit sloshing all over. Thats over!!! Housing is beginning to shit the bed... |
led_Dis_Spencer User ID: 83522706 United States 06/11/2022 05:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There’s no denying that our food supply is being intentionally and willfully destroyed, but why? Is it the elites? Sabeteurs from China? From Russia? Quoting: Shaun Kaven I have the answer and it has to do with deflation not inflation I know, CPI says inflation was 8.6% and it’s really way worse. If you calculate it in the same way that they did in the 70s, it’d be well over 20%. But you see that’s an illusion. This “inflation” that we see is happening because of higher petroleum prices and higher food prices. It has nothing to do with the money supply but is instead related to the useless self-inflicted sanctions on Russia. These higher food and oil prices make everything more expensive relative to income, and is therefore creating demand destruction. Don’t believe me? Take a look at imports into the US. They’ve fallen off a cliff: [link to www.freightwaves.com (secure)] Housing prices are dropping. Car prices are dropping. That’s not inflation folks, that’s deflation and it’s precisely what happened during the Great Depressin. If you think inflation is bad, wait until you see deflation. It’s much more insidious. You see, Bretton Woods is coming to an ugly end because they can’t print any more money. People are maxed out on debt and borrowing is what creates increases in the money supply (real inflation). But back to all these food production facilities on fire. There was another fire yesterday, this time the plant that produces 20% of the US’s natural gas [link to www.chron.com (secure)] This seems unprecedented but it isn’t. Do you know when the last time was that our food supply was attacked? GLP historians? That’s right, the Great Depression. In one of the most heinous acts during the Great Depression, the US government intentionally burned food or in some cases dumped it directly into the ocean, and they did so while millions were starving. Why? That’s right, the US intentionally dumped and destroyed food while people starved. Why? To reverse deflation. You see, inflation is relatively easy (though painful) to beat - just jack interest rates and implement some discipline. But deflation? Deflation is catastrophic. The only way out of deflation is to make things more expensive, massive death (see: vaccines) and a complete financial reboot. This is why WW2 was eventually necessary and then the new financial order which has lasted until now. It’s why they’re poisoning us with vaccines. And yes, it’s why they’re destroying our food supply. Eventually, when it can’t be maintained any longer, we will have our Next Great Depression and probably world war then a new financial system. Make sense now? >green text >nothing ever happens >print more money >rich get richer >repeat Gold is the money of kings. Silver is the money of gentlemen. Barter is the money of peasants. Debt is the money of slaves |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79921326 06/11/2022 05:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My house needs to drop 300-350% before it even gets close to normal inflation levels over last 5 years. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83104842 Used cars need to drop 100% to get to even last year. Going to need to drop a lot before I would call any real deflation. LOL that is correct, we are not in deflation We are in hyper inflation. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83620488 United States 06/11/2022 05:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There’s no denying that our food supply is being intentionally and willfully destroyed, but why? Is it the elites? Sabeteurs from China? From Russia? Quoting: Shaun Kaven I have the answer and it has to do with deflation not inflation I know, CPI says inflation was 8.6% and it’s really way worse. If you calculate it in the same way that they did in the 70s, it’d be well over 20%. But you see that’s an illusion. This “inflation” that we see is happening because of higher petroleum prices and higher food prices. It has nothing to do with the money supply but is instead related to the useless self-inflicted sanctions on Russia. These higher food and oil prices make everything more expensive relative to income, and is therefore creating demand destruction. Don’t believe me? Take a look at imports into the US. They’ve fallen off a cliff: [link to www.freightwaves.com (secure)] Housing prices are dropping. Car prices are dropping. That’s not inflation folks, that’s deflation and it’s precisely what happened during the Great Depressin. If you think inflation is bad, wait until you see deflation. It’s much more insidious. You see, Bretton Woods is coming to an ugly end because they can’t print any more money. People are maxed out on debt and borrowing is what creates increases in the money supply (real inflation). But back to all these food production facilities on fire. There was another fire yesterday, this time the plant that produces 20% of the US’s natural gas [link to www.chron.com (secure)] This seems unprecedented but it isn’t. Do you know when the last time was that our food supply was attacked? GLP historians? That’s right, the Great Depression. In one of the most heinous acts during the Great Depression, the US government intentionally burned food or in some cases dumped it directly into the ocean, and they did so while millions were starving. Why? That’s right, the US intentionally dumped and destroyed food while people starved. Why? To reverse deflation. You see, inflation is relatively easy (though painful) to beat - just jack interest rates and implement some discipline. But deflation? Deflation is catastrophic. The only way out of deflation is to make things more expensive, massive death (see: vaccines) and a complete financial reboot. This is why WW2 was eventually necessary and then the new financial order which has lasted until now. It’s why they’re poisoning us with vaccines. And yes, it’s why they’re destroying our food supply. Eventually, when it can’t be maintained any longer, we will have our Next Great Depression and probably world war then a new financial system. Make sense now? >green text >nothing ever happens >print more money >rich get richer >repeat We dont print money. Only 1.7T in cash exists... its all digital CREDIT... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83620488 United States 06/11/2022 05:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My house needs to drop 300-350% before it even gets close to normal inflation levels over last 5 years. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83104842 Used cars need to drop 100% to get to even last year. Going to need to drop a lot before I would call any real deflation. LOL that is correct, we are not in deflation We are in hyper inflation. Nope... those pricings are too much credit in the system and easy credit driving commods up as people over bid in insanity. Its coming to an end.. The people on this board have no financial sense what so ever... |
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Shaun Kaven (OP) User ID: 71498518 Colombia 06/11/2022 05:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My house needs to drop 300-350% before it even gets close to normal inflation levels over last 5 years. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83104842 Used cars need to drop 100% to get to even last year. Going to need to drop a lot before I would call any real deflation. LOL that is correct, we are not in deflation We are in hyper inflation. Inflation is an increase in the money supply. They no longer give us visibility into the money supply, but if they did, I believe we’d see it contracting not inflating. Petroleum prices have nothing to do with inflation, despite what you’ve been told, because they have nothing to do with the money supply. There is a direct and deliberate attack not only on our food supply but on petroleum. Under the auspices of “fighting climate change” they’ve stopped exploring for oil, shut down pipelines and added restrictions. Ask yourself why. They’re trying to prop up prices. It’s the same reason they want minimum wage hikes and why food production plants are burning. People are tapped out. Housing prices are dropping. No one can borrow anymore. This is a last ditch attempt to save a dying system before we spiral into the Next Great Depression. Mods: thanks for the pin!! Last Edited by Shaun Kaven on 06/11/2022 05:57 AM Like I told my ex-wife, I said: honey, I never drive faster than I can see. Besides that, it’s all in the reflexes… |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79921326 06/11/2022 06:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My house needs to drop 300-350% before it even gets close to normal inflation levels over last 5 years. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83104842 Used cars need to drop 100% to get to even last year. Going to need to drop a lot before I would call any real deflation. LOL that is correct, we are not in deflation We are in hyper inflation. Inflation is an increase in the money supply. They no longer give us visibility into the money supply, but if they did, I believe we’d see it contracting not inflating. Petroleum prices have nothing to do with inflation, despite what you’ve been told, because they have nothing to do with the money supply. There is a direct and deliberate attack not only on our food supply but on petroleum. Under the auspices of “fighting climate change” they’ve stopped exploring for oil, shut down pipelines and added restrictions. Ask yourself why. They’re trying to prop up prices. It’s the same reason they want minimum wage hikes and why food production plants are burning. People are tapped out. Housing prices are dropping. No one can borrow anymore. This is a last ditch attempt to save a dying system before we spiral into the Next Great Depression. Mods: thanks for the pin!! yeah I'm not getting it, Congress is spending to Infinity 4 trillion every six months.. The Big houses like BlackRock and Berkshire hathaway have been buying up all the supermarket chains and food manufactures for the last 2 years. They knew food was going to be an Issue in a collapsing economy.. I just don't see a tightening of the Money Supply. Nancy Piglosi has been passing out free money to every company on wall street so they could buy up everything. My wife is a manager at Walmart, She said meats and obviously Pharmaceuticals are their two highest profit centers in every store. There is a 800% mark up on meats and upto 3500% markup on pharmaceuticals I see a lot of profit taking on top of cost of delivery causing Inflation, also a lot of free money.. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83583297 United Kingdom 06/11/2022 06:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You see, Bretton Woods is coming to an ugly end because they can’t print any more money. Quoting: Shaun Kaven Of course they can. Use your goddamn brian, moran. They have been doing it since the gold standard ended. Fiat credit is monopoly money and the government will always be the biggest borrower in the land. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78350710 United States 06/11/2022 06:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There’s no denying that our food supply is being intentionally and willfully destroyed, but why? Is it the elites? Sabeteurs from China? From Russia? Quoting: Shaun Kaven I have the answer and it has to do with deflation not inflation I know, CPI says inflation was 8.6% and it’s really way worse. If you calculate it in the same way that they did in the 70s, it’d be well over 20%. But you see that’s an illusion. This “inflation” that we see is happening because of higher petroleum prices and higher food prices. It has nothing to do with the money supply but is instead related to the useless self-inflicted sanctions on Russia. These higher food and oil prices make everything more expensive relative to income, and is therefore creating demand destruction. Don’t believe me? Take a look at imports into the US. They’ve fallen off a cliff: [link to www.freightwaves.com (secure)] Housing prices are dropping. Car prices are dropping. That’s not inflation folks, that’s deflation and it’s precisely what happened during the Great Depressin. If you think inflation is bad, wait until you see deflation. It’s much more insidious. You see, Bretton Woods is coming to an ugly end because they can’t print any more money. People are maxed out on debt and borrowing is what creates increases in the money supply (real inflation). But back to all these food production facilities on fire. There was another fire yesterday, this time the plant that produces 20% of the US’s natural gas [link to www.chron.com (secure)] This seems unprecedented but it isn’t. Do you know when the last time was that our food supply was attacked? GLP historians? That’s right, the Great Depression. In one of the most heinous acts during the Great Depression, the US government intentionally burned food or in some cases dumped it directly into the ocean, and they did so while millions were starving. Why? That’s right, the US intentionally dumped and destroyed food while people starved. Why? To reverse deflation. You see, inflation is relatively easy (though painful) to beat - just jack interest rates and implement some discipline. But deflation? Deflation is catastrophic. The only way out of deflation is to make things more expensive, massive death (see: vaccines) and a complete financial reboot. This is why WW2 was eventually necessary and then the new financial order which has lasted until now. It’s why they’re poisoning us with vaccines. And yes, it’s why they’re destroying our food supply. Eventually, when it can’t be maintained any longer, we will have our Next Great Depression and probably world war then a new financial system. Make sense now? Yea a no.. you are a fool to think that printing money out of thin air is not affecting this. Shit was going up before Russia.. yea oil has something to do with it but demand is going down because prices are going up. Get off of brandon’s dick. Chicken or egg? You literally trying to say prices need to go higher?!? Lmfao |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78350710 United States 06/11/2022 06:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There’s no denying that our food supply is being intentionally and willfully destroyed, but why? Is it the elites? Sabeteurs from China? From Russia? Quoting: Shaun Kaven I have the answer and it has to do with deflation not inflation I know, CPI says inflation was 8.6% and it’s really way worse. If you calculate it in the same way that they did in the 70s, it’d be well over 20%. But you see that’s an illusion. This “inflation” that we see is happening because of higher petroleum prices and higher food prices. It has nothing to do with the money supply but is instead related to the useless self-inflicted sanctions on Russia. These higher food and oil prices make everything more expensive relative to income, and is therefore creating demand destruction. Don’t believe me? Take a look at imports into the US. They’ve fallen off a cliff: [link to www.freightwaves.com (secure)] Housing prices are dropping. Car prices are dropping. That’s not inflation folks, that’s deflation and it’s precisely what happened during the Great Depressin. If you think inflation is bad, wait until you see deflation. It’s much more insidious. You see, Bretton Woods is coming to an ugly end because they can’t print any more money. People are maxed out on debt and borrowing is what creates increases in the money supply (real inflation). But back to all these food production facilities on fire. There was another fire yesterday, this time the plant that produces 20% of the US’s natural gas [link to www.chron.com (secure)] This seems unprecedented but it isn’t. Do you know when the last time was that our food supply was attacked? GLP historians? That’s right, the Great Depression. In one of the most heinous acts during the Great Depression, the US government intentionally burned food or in some cases dumped it directly into the ocean, and they did so while millions were starving. Why? That’s right, the US intentionally dumped and destroyed food while people starved. Why? To reverse deflation. You see, inflation is relatively easy (though painful) to beat - just jack interest rates and implement some discipline. But deflation? Deflation is catastrophic. The only way out of deflation is to make things more expensive, massive death (see: vaccines) and a complete financial reboot. This is why WW2 was eventually necessary and then the new financial order which has lasted until now. It’s why they’re poisoning us with vaccines. And yes, it’s why they’re destroying our food supply. Eventually, when it can’t be maintained any longer, we will have our Next Great Depression and probably world war then a new financial system. Make sense now? >green text >nothing ever happens >print more money >rich get richer >repeat We dont print money. Only 1.7T in cash exists... its all digital CREDIT... Semantics |
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Shaun Kaven (OP) User ID: 71498518 Colombia 06/11/2022 06:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | To all the people on GLP who think that we’re entering hyper inflation, take a look at this. It’s the M2 United States Money Supply. [link to tradingeconomics.com (secure)] Notice anything peculiar? That’s right, the money supply is actually contracting. If you know what that means then you should be terrified. This “hyper inflation” that you think you see is an illusion. Oil prices are not going up because of inflation or the money supply; it’s the Russian/Ukrainian war and sanctions. The West wanted this war precisely because they wanted to boost the price of petroleum, and it has nothing to do with climate change. Again, this isn’t unprecedented. I encourage you to look up the stories of food destruction during the Great Depression. Inflation is an increase in the money supply and that is created when consumers request credit. Then money is created out of thin air. No one is asking for credit anymore. If I’m right about this then GLP is finally about to have the doom that you crave. In this light, everything that is happening now makes sense, from the attack on our food supply to intentional petroleum shortages to even vaccine deaths. Like I told my ex-wife, I said: honey, I never drive faster than I can see. Besides that, it’s all in the reflexes… |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78350710 United States 06/11/2022 06:32 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | To all the people on GLP who think that we’re entering hyper inflation, take a look at this. It’s the M2 United States Money Supply. Quoting: Shaun Kaven [link to tradingeconomics.com (secure)] Notice anything peculiar? That’s right, the money supply is actually contracting. If you know what that means then you should be terrified. This “hyper inflation” that you think you see is an illusion. Oil prices are not going up because of inflation or the money supply; it’s the Russian/Ukrainian war and sanctions. The West wanted this war precisely because they wanted to boost the price of petroleum, and it has nothing to do with climate change. Again, this isn’t unprecedented. I encourage you to look up the stories of food destruction during the Great Depression. Inflation is an increase in the money supply and that is created when consumers request credit. Then money is created out of thin air. No one is asking for credit anymore. If I’m right about this then GLP is finally about to have the doom that you crave. In this light, everything that is happening now makes sense, from the attack on our food supply to intentional petroleum shortages to even vaccine deaths. Op is clueless |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81130707 United States 06/11/2022 06:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | To all the people on GLP who think that we’re entering hyper inflation, take a look at this. It’s the M2 United States Money Supply. Quoting: Shaun Kaven [link to tradingeconomics.com (secure)] Notice anything peculiar? That’s right, the money supply is actually contracting. If you know what that means then you should be terrified. This “hyper inflation” that you think you see is an illusion. Oil prices are not going up because of inflation or the money supply; it’s the Russian/Ukrainian war and sanctions. The West wanted this war precisely because they wanted to boost the price of petroleum, and it has nothing to do with climate change. Again, this isn’t unprecedented. I encourage you to look up the stories of food destruction during the Great Depression. Inflation is an increase in the money supply and that is created when consumers request credit. Then money is created out of thin air. No one is asking for credit anymore. If I’m right about this then GLP is finally about to have the doom that you crave. In this light, everything that is happening now makes sense, from the attack on our food supply to intentional petroleum shortages to even vaccine deaths. Op is clueless Isn't oil going up due to the closing of the KStone pipeline? I believe that's why oil is going up, they are trying to make the people purchase electric automobiles..... green deal. Why not open the pipe lines? |
Wayfaring Stranger User ID: 79139945 Canada 06/11/2022 06:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Seems more like an engineered distraction from the fact that China has labelled all NATO member nations as groups that openly support global terrorism. They are rolling back on the goods being shipped, the NATO members are making conditions worse to their citizens don't see the various tribulations are all engineered to make sure the current elite in 'the West' never lose 'power', no matter how bad their rule is for the nation and all living things inside it's borders, . . more or less. Gas engines can be converted to NG rather than if there is no gas a lot of people will be parked or they go electric, bicycles rather than cars for the 'unemployed minions'. Last Edited by Wayfaring Stranger on 06/11/2022 06:42 AM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80415379 United States 06/11/2022 06:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've noticed prices on 'non-essentials' beginning to drop on Amazon. Ive been putting in a drip irrigation system and just by delaying my purchases by a few weeks prices have gotten cheaper. I can see inflation in food and fuel prices and deflation in non essential items, eventually leading to collapse of many companies. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80937762 06/11/2022 06:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've noticed prices on 'non-essentials' beginning to drop on Amazon. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80415379 Ive been putting in a drip irrigation system and just by delaying my purchases by a few weeks prices have gotten cheaper. I can see inflation in food and fuel prices and deflation in non essential items, eventually leading to collapse of many companies. only because people don't buy them for luck of funding it's hyperinflation. there is nothing need to inflate prices of non essential goods when all your money gets syphoned by food, rent and energy. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82121352 United States 06/11/2022 06:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The name of the game is to price you out of existing. That doesn't work if they let prices deflate. Deflation helps poor people - something they can't have. At the end of the day the inflation is being driven by a lack of energy. Oil will hit $200 next year and gas $10. The poor folk out there can keep hoping for a deflation but you're never gonna get it. They own what they need now and they're gonna hyperinflate you into their great reset. |
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Shaun Kaven (OP) User ID: 71498518 Colombia 06/11/2022 07:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Isn't oil going up due to the closing of the KStone pipeline? I believe that's why oil is going up, they are trying to make the people purchase electric automobiles..... green deal. Why not open the pipe lines? Oil is going up because the elites want it to go up. Yes, it’s the keystone pipeline but also dozens of other pipelines across the world. And it’s because of sanctions on Russia and the war there. They could bring down the price of oil tomorrow. But they won’t because this is intentional. And we I wrote, it has nothing to do with a “green deal” or climate change and everything to do with fighting deflation. Clueless? Thing again. Look at the current situation through this lense and it will all make perfect sense. Like I told my ex-wife, I said: honey, I never drive faster than I can see. Besides that, it’s all in the reflexes… |