So, at what point does the frustrated, fed up populace rebel? I don't recall riots back in the Carter era, and if I remember correctly interest rates were even higher. I remember the interest rates because I was in the process of purchasing my first home. I also recall the relief I felt when Reagan was elected President. It feels like the majority of the citizens are more frustrated and angry this time around, maybe due to the Chinese virus b.s., or perhaps because of the political divisions in the country. There's also more of a division between urban versus rural populations. Plus, racial and social differences are more evident today. We are less the United States today, definitely more fractured.
Johny, you're so correct, food is the tool of the Deep State, and so is energy. As we approach the peak of the length of days, we should also be thinking of the long, cold nights of winter. Food is crucial during the winter months, that's why pioneer families traditionally had a deep larder. Those food stocks will keep you alive during the winter months. Energy is also a tool, and we can see how that Deep State is using high energy prices to attack the middle class. We've definitely become too dependent upon petroleum products and inexpensive energy. We may see this winter how difficult life can be without electricity and petroleum products to heat our homes.
The next year could become a turning point for the republic, and I'm not just talking about the mid-term elections. Oh yeah, I can't recall the last time an assassin tried to eliminate a Supreme Court judge, so the U.S. seems to be rolling towards banana republic status. Let's Go Brandon!
