Supply Chain Shortages and Inflation

[SilverEagle]

Tards would have a hard realization that everything needed to produce their Starbucks soy pumpkin spice latte has to come in on stinky diesel truck.

Lol Yup! But then they will push harder for electric transportation because they are idiots and don’t realize that coal is the main power source that charges those batteries….not to mention the filthy Lithium mines and scrapped old batteries.

Those people are the real knuckle draggers because they cannot see more than one step ahead of them….unlike us that they call knuckle draggers.

They truly are stupid. The young smart ones are ignorant & uninformed.

You are 100% correct with that statement. But would put quotations around the word smart. Lol

[Martin Hash]

Lol Yup! But then they will push harder for electric transportation because they are idiots and don’t realize that coal is the main power source that charges those batteries….not to mention the filthy Lithium mines and scrapped old batteries.

Those people are the real knuckle draggers because they cannot see more than one step ahead of them….unlike us that they call knuckle draggers.

They truly are stupid. The young smart ones are ignorant & uninformed.

You are 100% correct with that statement. But would put quotations around the word smart. Lol

"Smart" is a tough word, lots of smart people but not many wise ones. Smart people do have the inside track on wisdom but very few take it; they'd rather fit in.

[The Conservative]

Latest shortage: Carbonation. How the fuckery is that even possible? It's made out of the two most previlant chemicals in the world. H20+CO2 = H2O3

[Martin Hash]

Latest shortage: Carbonation. How the fuckery is that even possible? It's made out of the two most previlant chemicals in the world. H20+CO2 = H2O3

We have a solution to Climate Change!

[SuburbanFarmer]

Looks like the ‘mysterious food plant fires’ are back. This time an industrial egg farm in CT.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/m ... s-supplier

[C-Mag]

Looks like the ‘mysterious food plant fires’ are back. This time an industrial egg farm in CT.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/m ... s-supplier

Oops, it happened again.
It's being reported as the largest egg producer in the nation. 100K hens burned up.

Eggs prices Any guesses how high they will go

[The Conservative]

Looks like the ‘mysterious food plant fires’ are back. This time an industrial egg farm in CT.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/m ... s-supplier

Oops, it happened again.
It's being reported as the largest egg producer in the nation. 100K hens burned up.

Eggs prices Any guesses how high they will go

Would explain the rush on eggs over the weekend. People are their own worst enemy.

[C-Mag]

Some small home egg producers are reporting their chickens stopped laying in September.

A few have switched to goat feed and their chickens lay again.

Are they tainting the feed ?

I dont know, I dont use much commercial feed

[SuburbanFarmer]

Some small home egg producers are reporting their chickens stopped laying in September.

A few have switched to goat feed and their chickens lay again.

Are they tainting the feed ?

I dont know, I dont use much commercial feed

Saw a little video clip about that. Honestly, chickens are just fine grazing and eating kitchen scraps.

But if true, it would be something only in retail feed. The big producers are still producing.

[C-Mag]

Some small home egg producers are reporting their chickens stopped laying in September.

A few have switched to goat feed and their chickens lay again.

Are they tainting the feed ?

I dont know, I dont use much commercial feed

Saw a little video clip about that. Honestly, chickens are just fine grazing and eating kitchen scraps.

But if true, it would be something only in retail feed. The big producers are still producing.

Sounds like Purina, one person put forward the theory that Purina is getting in the cage free egg business, and is trying to kill small producers, but it's a pretty easy work around