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great salt lake drying up. strong winds creating salt dust storms that are covering the west slopes of the rocky mountains with salt dust. by 2030 they will change the name of the idaho snake river to the great salt river. gone will be the idaho spuds.

drought strikes california: people are ordered to stop flushing their toilets.

destructive hurricanes predicted to destroy crops in south east usa.

food prices will triple in usa. if feds knew what is going on with climate change, they would have raised rates to 9%. and the people would stock up on food.

walkingstick » 15 Jun 2022, 8:34 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Jun 2022, 8:34 pm

drought strikes california: people are ordered to stop flushing their toilets.

Wait.

When did Californians go back to using toilets?

walkingstick » 15 Jun 2022, 8:36 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Jun 2022, 8:36 pm

destructive hurricanes predicted to destroy crops in south east usa.

Someone needs a better **** detector. 

The 90s called and they want their hysteria back...
 

walkingstick » 15 Jun 2022, 8:40 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Jun 2022, 8:40 pm

food prices will triple in usa. if feds knew what is going on with climate change, they would have raised rates to 9%. and the people would stock up on food.

If you aren't stocking up, you're an idiot. 

Forget SHTF scenarios. Just as a hedge against bidenflation, you should be three years to the good on non-perishables. Smoking, canning, gardening - if you can, you should. 

I mean, if your job has you in a major city, or you own a home in the burbs, obviously gardening or keeping chickens might not be feasible. But a stocked pantry is something ANYONE can do...

 As far as grocery prices merely tripling? Dude, they have ALREADY doubled - and shelves are still stocked. Food prices will increase by a factor of 6 or more, is my bet. Possibly higher than 10. 
 

walkingstick » 15 Jun 2022, 8:40 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Jun 2022, 8:40 pm

food prices will triple in usa. if feds knew what is going on with climate change, they would have raised rates to 9%. and the people would stock up on food.

will, if, would, predicted

These are words that push the **** Meter.

You might as well add 'zombie' or 'Santa'. The credibility is the same.

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Funny as hell ****:

https://cei.org/blog/wrong-again-50-yea ... edictions/

thru history, weather has had the biggest impact on food inflation. not interest rates. you can do without most of the crap the feds look at in determining what to do. only thing that really counts is food. and thru history governments had massive food storage. how long would the usa government food storage last, if all that is happening continues to get worst? have the feds raise interest 0.75%?

electric shortages have started across usa. and 2030 is the year where electric car mandates kick in. so what is congress doing? gossip~~~~gossip~~~~who said what~~~~~gossip~~~~gossip~~~a bunch of old ladies gossiping. in 2030, electric cars will suck up all the evening electric power. cold dinners. no lights. no tv. /// usa in total free fall. as congress old ladies gossip.
 

DeezerShoove » 15 Jun 2022, 10:30 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Jun 2022, 10:30 pm

will, if, would, predicted

These are words that push the **** Meter.

You might as well add 'zombie' or 'Santa'. The credibility is the same.

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Funny as hell ****:

https://cei.org/blog/wrong-again-50-yea ... edictions/

At this point, I honestly believe the onus is on the naysayer, as to whether Biden is sabotaging our economy. If you want to look at what has happened to working folks' dollar, you don't need a microscope or a peer-reviewed economic analysis. Just get in your car and go buy something. 

Gas is double. Eggs are triple. Bread is easily half again. Vegetables and meat are easily half again. Seafood is up between 10 and 25%. 

There is less variety in grocery stores' vegetable selections, and quality is getting sketchier. Cheese is double. Heavy cream is up 20-30%.

I did not have an extra bottle of water for y2k - and I lived in an urban environment. I don't consider myself panic-prone. But I can powerfully sustain the thesis that it is quite reasonable, for the first time in MY lifetime, to question whether tomorrow will look very much like today.

We've had an election overtly stolen - erasing any certainty that a ballot-driven solution is possible. We've seen our government and our institutions bully citizens to participate in medical experiments. We've seen a hundred governments act in concert to push big pharma's agenda - and anyone on THIS board who is ignorant of the resulting 25% spike in all-cause mortality is wilfully so. We've heard our president directly state that America WILL suffer food shortages, and they WILL be "very real."

Given all of that, I think it is on you to offer proofs that my alarm is similar in nature to that of the y2k crowd (or what have you). 
 
 

the stole the election, and the people did nothing. they are stealing your food, and the people do nothing. they will steal your life, and the people will do nothing. suicides up in usa, some people are doing something.

heat wave killing new crops. biden sends 50 billion dollars to ukraine. usa citizens will starve to death. biden's weapons to ukraine will kill. biden's horns grow longer. the new congress must remove biden!!!! and have the world court lock him up for war crimes.
 

Cannonpointer » 16 Jun 2022, 12:10 am » wrote: ↑

16 Jun 2022, 12:10 am

At this point, I honestly believe the onus is on the naysayer, as to whether Biden is sabotaging our economy. If you want to look at what has happened to working folks' dollar, you don't need a microscope or a peer-reviewed economic analysis. Just get in your car and go buy something. 

Gas is double. Eggs are triple. Bread is easily half again. Vegetables and meat are easily half again. Seafood is up between 10 and 25%. 

There is less variety in grocery stores' vegetable selections, and quality is getting sketchier. Cheese is double. Heavy cream is up 20-30%.

I did not have an extra bottle of water for y2k - and I lived in an urban environment. I don't consider myself panic-prone. But I can powerfully sustain the thesis that it is quite reasonable, for the first time in MY lifetime, to question whether tomorrow will look very much like today.

We've had an election overtly stolen - erasing any certainty that a ballot-driven solution is possible. We've seen our government and our institutions bully citizens to participate in medical experiments. We've seen a hundred governments act in concert to push big pharma's agenda - and anyone on THIS board who is ignorant of the resulting 25% spike in all-cause mortality is wilfully so. We've heard our president directly state that America WILL suffer food shortages, and they WILL be "very real."

Given all of that, I think it is on you to offer proofs that my alarm is similar in nature to that of the y2k crowd (or what have you).

I was actually targeting, obviously not clearly, the climate predictions.

I am basically with you on your post though. In Y2K panic-mode I bought a house and moved finally.
It was an 18 month search I got tired of... didn't want to move really but was tired of the layout of my house.
Got a ranch on some minor acreage in the woods mid 1999.
The primitive place has well and septic. Need electric to have water.
Panicked, I tells ya...
Had to install a generator in the outbuilding. I was so panicked I first ran electric out to it. Then insulated it. But had to wire and light the place. While I had the trench for the underground cable might as well put a phone line in. Since the ground was tore up, why not put in a nice concrete sidewalk?
Insulated with no heat? Hell, gotta get a gas line in too. Install a couple 30,000 btu heaters. 
There. Now let's get us a generator.
It was up and running before that enormous calamity hit Dec 31. Whew...
What a bunch of ****.

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Today, I see the same signs you do. It is a worse scenario to be sure.
But I think it's more the slow death type. There is no light-switch-makes-all-the-planes-crash-at-once.
So, the concern seems weirdly muted by comparison.

Biden trying to bray wildly is like a old racoon in a Hav-A-Hart live trap that the farmer checks just as an afterthought.
He's gasping out as fiercely as his death rattle allows...
Ineffectual at best. Incompetent at worst.

I believe nothing I read and very little I see these days. Just have the signs right in front of me to go by.
Weather claims are dumb, our masters' agenda is spooky.

And we ain't seen nutting yet !

The worst is yet to come !

Cannonpointer » 15 Jun 2022, 9:34 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Jun 2022, 9:34 pm

Wait.

When did Californians go back to using toilets?

They didn't !

But  now it's official !