There’s Got To Be More To It

Those in the preparedness community as well as anyone who is paying attention have heard all about “supply chain shortages” as well as container ships stacking up on our coasts not being unloaded. Reports state that these shortages are a combination of the effects of COVID shutdowns, difficulty obtaining workers for factories and shipyards, and a demand for products that have outpaced production capacity.

I work in manufacturing and have a very good understanding of supply, demand, transportation logistics, and the difficulties that many industries are having with attaining labor. Many are forecasting that shortages are going to get worse and worse through the winter. With that said I’m having difficulty believing that we cannot get these container ships unloaded in a more expedient manner. Businesses adapt and evolve to overcome obstacles and MAKE MONEY.

Container Ship

 

While my facility has struggled to keep employees RELIABLY, we just set an all-time production record. Why? We adapt. We overcome. Of course – they have me as well so……

How are millions of workers who supposedly just decided they will not work any longer for offered wages or for any wages for that matter paying bills and surviving? Are they starving? Doubt it. Are they just mooching off relatives that are working or on public assistance? Possibly. The fact that the unemployment rate is down to 5.2% reported directly from the government is telling me that labor is not THAT much of a problem. At least not as much as what is being reported.

US Unemployment Rate

No – this has got to have the hand of the “New World Order”, the “Great Reset”, or some other group of assholes involved. Maybe it’s just the hand of the progressive leftist Deep State. Regardless – I don’t believe that these supply chain shortages are a result of what most are suggesting. It’s planned. It’s a group of asshats targeting power and influence over their minions.

How can we respond? Become as independent from the system as possible. We ALL need to take responsibility for ourselves including health, nourishment, shelter, blah, blah, blah.

The reality is regardless of the reason if we experience any supply shortages as predicted we experience supply chain shortages.

You get the point.

Rourke

 

 

 

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