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One of the things the government learned from Covid's panic, retail stores and grocers took advantage of the consumers and jacked their prices sky-high. Normal behavior in zones before a hurricane disaster, but on a national level, it was a problem.
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Can you imagine a national emergency causing panic buyers and businesses taking advantage of them, and then, LIGHTS OUT! Ugh. The ones who couldn't afford the jacked-up bread and meat are now hungry with no electricity. FEMA and the Red Cross can do so much, but three hundred million need immediate assistance? It would be best to address that shit now!
Knowing about the scheduled world war coming up, they rather the people not heavily rely on them too much. If grocers jack up their prices during a panic situation, shortly down the line, the consumers who couldn't afford the last-minute items, will demand that the government help. The people will get desperate sooner than anticipated.
So the government is mandating how much businesses can charge the consumer regardless of the season, emergency, low inventory, or neighborhood. I expect that law to be in effect within six months... esp before WW3.
Both political parties are one mouthpiece for one US government, don't ever forget that. You should've known this when both supported Israel. They know a low military count can't beat China. And they know if the people get too thirsty, too hungry, too soon, ugh, they rather not have to safeguard their places 24/7 and live in constant fear of a real insurrection. It would be best to keep the people's bellies full and mouths quenched during the scheduled chaos, as the migrants are threatened to be deported if they don't join the military. And besides, legally kidnapping migrants and giving them limited options, not like the people will ever know. It's a pickle for the press, including the real press—independent journalists to stir shit with no electricity, internet, and cellular service. No one can hear you cry from the abyss.
Trump supporters left furious over ex-president's unexpected policy
Trump, 78, made the remarks Thursday at a press conference in Bedminster, New Jersey, outside his Trump National Golf Club.
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Can you imagine a national emergency causing panic buyers and businesses taking advantage of them, and then, LIGHTS OUT! Ugh. The ones who couldn't afford the jacked-up bread and meat are now hungry with no electricity. FEMA and the Red Cross can do so much, but three hundred million need immediate assistance? It would be best to address that shit now!
Knowing about the scheduled world war coming up, they rather the people not heavily rely on them too much. If grocers jack up their prices during a panic situation, shortly down the line, the consumers who couldn't afford the last-minute items, will demand that the government help. The people will get desperate sooner than anticipated.
So the government is mandating how much businesses can charge the consumer regardless of the season, emergency, low inventory, or neighborhood. I expect that law to be in effect within six months... esp before WW3.
Both political parties are one mouthpiece for one US government, don't ever forget that. You should've known this when both supported Israel. They know a low military count can't beat China. And they know if the people get too thirsty, too hungry, too soon, ugh, they rather not have to safeguard their places 24/7 and live in constant fear of a real insurrection. It would be best to keep the people's bellies full and mouths quenched during the scheduled chaos, as the migrants are threatened to be deported if they don't join the military. And besides, legally kidnapping migrants and giving them limited options, not like the people will ever know. It's a pickle for the press, including the real press—independent journalists to stir shit with no electricity, internet, and cellular service. No one can hear you cry from the abyss.
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