Doom and Gloom ahead...

[Keith_Indy]

Well, we are always expecting that anyway right. Just surprised when it hits any kind of publication.

"You Need Two Years Of Food" - Martin Armstrong Warns "There Will Be Shortages" As 'Perfect Storm' Looms | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

“I think the US could default on its debt as early as 2025, but probably in 2027.

We have kicked the can down the road as far as we can go.

It’s not just in the United States. Europe is in the same boat. So is Japan. This is why they need war.

They think by going into war, that’s the excuse to default on the debt. They simply will not pay China. If they try to sell their debt–good luck. We are not redeeming it. The same thing is happening in Europe.

So, once that happens, you go into war, and that is their excuse on this whole debt thing to collapse, which wipes out pensions etc. Then they can blame Putin.

This is the same thing Biden was doing before saying this was Putin’s inflation.

Then, with the whole CBDC thing (central bank digital currency) . . . . the IMF has already completed its digital coin, and they want that to replace the dollar as the reserve currency for the world. . . . These people are desperately just trying to hang on to power. Nobody wants to give it up, and nobody wants to reform.”

 

[indyartisan]

Round up the people who voted for the deficit spending, liquidate their assets and send them to China as indentured servants?

 

[Mij]

Well, we are always expecting that anyway right. Just surprised when it hits any kind of publication.

"You Need Two Years Of Food" - Martin Armstrong Warns "There Will Be Shortages" As 'Perfect Storm' Looms | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

Didn’t click the link, but read the text. Whoever wrote it is a moron.

The concept of two years of supply is sound, but not for any reasoning the writing is about. Just my opinion of course.

 

[Leo]

Seems like just a few years ago the government surplus authorities were pouring milk in the ground and killing livestock without taking it to market to maintain the price. Never saw a store with an empty shelf, or a store that wasn't running clearance sales to move the sluggish stock. Even poor people were driving new cars because the financing was so cheap and every level of cars were plentiful.

obozo gets in and immediately no ships can get unloaded, (while the shipping union is complaining about all the staff that was laid off at the docks) The national oil reserves are tapped dry because we cannot get oil out of the ground, Cars double in price and you cannot get them because of the chips needed (for all the accessories that no one wants anyway). Even if you are willing to pay the price, ordering what you actually want is difficult. Almost 1/2 of all the Buick dealers are gone due to GM trying to force multimillion dollar EV sign in.

All this happened in THREE years. THREE years of the installed moron signing executive orders that he cannot read or understand. Rule by decree is the method for a Monarchy not a Republic.

 

[firecadet613]

Didn’t click the link, but read the text. Whoever wrote it is a moron.

I believe that is a ZeroHenge tag line, not related to that specific article (I've seen it before on here).

 

[daddyusmaximus]

Probably.

HOWEVER... if you DO happen to somehow squirrel away 2 years worth of food...
you're also gonna need 2 years worth of ammo... to keep it, long enough to eat it.

 

[Magyars]

Probably.

HOWEVER... if you DO happen to somehow squirrel away 2 years worth of food...
you're also gonna need 2 years worth of ammo... to keep it, long enough to eat it.

And that's a problem? Hell, I'd bet at least 50% of INGO have 2 years worth!

 

[firecadet613]

Supply chain is getting dicey again and it'll get sporty as we go into the election.

If there's something you need or have been on the fence about and you see it available, buy it now...

 

[Magyars]

Supply chain is getting dicey again and it'll get sporty as we go into the election.

If there's something you need or have been on the fence about and you see it available, buy it now...

 

[firecadet613]

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I'm just giving you guys a heads up, from overhearing my wife. Containers getting rolled, spot rates doubling...

We're in a good spot and have everything we need. She's about to wrap up Christmas shopping as I type this...

 

[Magyars]

I'm just giving you guys a heads up, from overhearing my wife. Containers getting rolled, spot rates doubling...

We're in a good spot and have everything we need. She's about to wrap up Christmas shopping as I type this...

I'm not ridiculing you....I agree with you more than not?

 

[tim87tr]

The headline is from a recent interview on USA watchdog. Zerohedge just used the content for their article. The OPs text is the interviewers summary. Video below is linked in the article.

You Need 2 Years of Food – Martin Armstrong | Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog

By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com Legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong has new data on how well the Biden economy is doing. Spoiler alert: It's not doing well, and the financial system is about to tank. I asked Armstrong if the US government could default on its...

usawatchdog.com

 

[firecadet613]

I'm not ridiculing you....I agree with you more than not?

All good, I must have misinterpreted the meme.

 

[Leadeye]

I can't imagine places being short on food for two months let alone two years.

 

[Mij]

I can't imagine places being short on food for two months let alone two years.

It took less than 24 hours of TP shortage mention on national news to “ there ain’t none”.

Just imagine what would happen in the cities if the MSM said the same thing about food products.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Supply chain is getting dicey again and it'll get sporty as we go into the election.

If there's something you need or have been on the fence about and you see it available, buy it now...

Not that its a big deal, but I'm a fan of the meijer brand Jalapeno cashews. Cant find most of that brand to save my life. pretty much only lightly salted available. Not an emergency, just weird.

And on a related note, I was approached at church today by a young father. Nice guy, but I'm not sure he truly has wrapped his head around what SHTF will truly mean. He's a hard working God fearing blue collar family man that would fit right in here.
He asked me about a Carrington event part 2 Electric (literally) Boogaloo, and whether it would make our ham radios burst into flames like the telegraph wires/stations in 1859. I explained whats what, and the subsequent conversation indicated he is giddy for the quiet of stuff going down. I explained briefly the gravity (no electricity for years, groceries have 3 days of food, EOW status, etc.) But he remained positive and cocky.

If this was the Titanic movie and he was DeCaprio, Imagine him saying after the iceberg "Awesome! At least I dont have to be on the boat with her rich boyfriend anymore. THIS IS GONNA BE AWESOME!!!! I Cant wait to jump into that frigid north Atlantic water with no immediate chance of rescue!"

SMH

 

[Wolfhound]

Not that its a big deal, but I'm a fan of the meijer brand Jalapeno cashews. Cant find most of that brand to save my life. pretty much only lightly salted available. Not an emergency, just weird.

And on a related note, I was approached at church today by a young father. Nice guy, but I'm not sure he truly has wrapped his head around what SHTF will truly mean. He's a hard working God fearing blue collar family man that would fit right in here.
He asked me about a Carrington event part 2 Electric (literally) Boogaloo, and whether it would make our ham radios burst into flames like the telegraph wires/stations in 1859. I explained whats what, and the subsequent conversation indicated he is giddy for the quiet of stuff going down. I explained briefly the gravity (no electricity for years, groceries have 3 days of food, EOW status, etc.) But he remained positive and cocky.

If this was the Titanic movie and he was DeCaprio, Imagine him saying after the iceberg "Awesome! At least I dont have to be on the boat with her rich boyfriend anymore. THIS IS GONNA BE AWESOME!!!! I Cant wait to jump into that frigid north Atlantic water with no immediate chance of rescue!"

SMH

I see this often also. Young people who have had a relatively easy life often have no idea how bad things could be. Call it naive or youthful blinders, whatever. There are even some who think they have all the answers to every world, political and religious issue yet can’t solve any of the problems in their own life. These are the real space cadets. It can be very entertaining. Lol

 

[Ingomike]

I see this often also. Young people who have had a relatively easy life often have no idea how bad things could be. Call it naive or youthful blinders, whatever. There are even some who think they have all the answers to every world, political and religious issue yet can’t solve any of the problems in their own life. These are the real space cadets. It can be very entertaining. Lol

I call it normalcy bias...

 

[Route 45]

Probably.

HOWEVER... if you DO happen to somehow squirrel away 2 years worth of food...
you're also gonna need 2 years worth of ammo... to keep it, long enough to eat it.

Once the right people find out that you've got it, you ain't gonna have it long.

 

[ZurokSlayer7X9]

If this was the Titanic movie and he was DeCaprio, Imagine him saying after the iceberg "Awesome! At least I dont have to be on the boat with her rich boyfriend anymore. THIS IS GONNA BE AWESOME!!!! I Cant wait to jump into that frigid north Atlantic water with no immediate chance of rescue!"

When I first started studying SHTF back in 2016, I was immediately filled with a sense of dread. The more you study about hard times from the past, advice from residents of third world nations, and war game potential scenarios of the zombies coming for your brains, it gets stressful and complicated fast. It took many generations to build society to this point. You think you can piece humpty dumpty back together again if you can't get along with your neighbor, start a fire without matches, etc?

One caveat to all this though is I do believe there are fates worse than post-apocalyptic America, as hard as that is to imagine.