Supply Chain Shortages and Inflation

[C-Mag]

The Biden Admin started this Supply Chain panel, which allows them to redirect supplies to the most needed areas

Not seeing anything about this, but terrifying if true. Links?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-roo ... tinuities/

[The Conservative]

The Biden Admin started this Supply Chain panel, which allows them to redirect supplies to the most needed areas

Not seeing anything about this, but terrifying if true. Links?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-roo ... tinuities/

Well, there is the biggest redistribution grab I've seen in a while.

[SuburbanFarmer]

I dunno. The only concerning part is this:

The Task Force will bring the full capacity of the federal government to address near-term supply/demand mismatches. It will convene stakeholders to diagnose problems and surface solutions—large and small, public or private—that could help alleviate bottlenecks and supply constraints.

That’s pretty goddamn vague.

[C-Mag]

I dunno. The only concerning part is this:

The Task Force will bring the full capacity of the federal government to address near-term supply/demand mismatches. It will convene stakeholders to diagnose problems and surface solutions—large and small, public or private—that could help alleviate bottlenecks and supply constraints.

That’s pretty goddamn vague.

That's the one I saw too. BLUF- Government will decide who gets what.

[C-Mag]

Everything they do is out of the Commie playbook, they want all your families ancestoral wealth, while their allies don't pay shit.
Biden’s Proposed Death Tax Threatens American Families
https://www.oann.com/bidens-proposed-de ... -families/

It's not a matter on whether or not someone should pass on wealth to a descendent that didn't create that wealth, it's the fact that they are targetting Middle Class and Upper Middle Class families, while the free loaders at the top and bottom enjoy the fruits of the wealth steal.

[The Conservative]

I dunno. The only concerning part is this:

The Task Force will bring the full capacity of the federal government to address near-term supply/demand mismatches. It will convene stakeholders to diagnose problems and surface solutions—large and small, public or private—that could help alleviate bottlenecks and supply constraints.

That’s pretty goddamn vague.

To me that just validates what I said, it's a government-backed redistribution grab. I don't deserve it, because someone wants it.

Watch it, we are going to see places that are going to get things that politicians demand because it's "not fair" that they don't have it... My Guess, Illinois, CA, Washington, and states of the sort are going to get an influx of things for "free" or to "supplement" because they normally wouldn't be able to get it or "afford" it otherwise.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Hell of a lot of oil trains moving through Ohio lately. Maybe they’re trying to prop up the railroad industry.

[C-Mag]

Hell of a lot of oil trains moving through Ohio lately. Maybe they’re trying to prop up the railroad industry.

Strechen Gretchen shutdown an oil pipeline in Michigan, that may be affecting the traffic you're seeing.

[C-Mag]

Tim Pool talking about Supply Chains and Inflation on two channels




Everyone is a doomsday prepper in 2021

[PartyOf5]

Tim Pool has become basically clickbait at this point. He has his business model and does what he needs in order to continue generating revenue for him and his business. I lost trust in him as some "outsider journalist" a while ago.