The Biden Administration. . . . It all makes sense now

From food shortages, to gas shortages to baby formula shortages, to chip shortages and parts shortages, supply chain "back-ups" and rising prices to taxing and "fair shares", and decrying profits . . . . .

It all makes sense now.

I just glanced through an article here;
theconservativetreehouse.com... aby-formula-and-ensure-distribution-equity/

And what the Biden administration is doing to moving in to control the means of production.

It's a Command Economy. State Sponsored and Controlled Capitalism. Much like how we see in China.

The Biden administration is changing our economy to that of China.

It's not being inept. It's not the actions of a senile old bastard.

It is a deliberate restructuring of how our economy operates.

They are going to Federalize "capitalism" for equity.

Get ready for your social credit scores folks!

It's coming!

a reply to: DBCowboy

This is just the beginning. We are going to see unprecedented levels of government intervention into manufacturing and distribution.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Whenever I think about the scheme makers, I think big, as in, I expect they have simulated tons of scenarios and will have their hydra tentacles in everything.

Education, food, medicine, travel, personal rights, lately they focus on energy. Know your enemy, think decades then it makes a lot more sense overall. This is going on for a while, WEF rearing it's head was a brazen step IMHO. It's clear that if the young global leader stuff is true, then they outed themselves and their goal. It means they are in their end-phase and feel so confident that they now do it out in the open.

The re-education needs to begin and now they can't do it passive anymore to further their goals. They need to be more active and the pandemic was the spark. The chance they either took or engineered. We're in for a depressing ride, things will speed up from now a bit but they just keep repeating.

Example: we still have unlimited speed zones on our Autobahn. For many years now, every year they try to bring up the 130kmh top speed limit. Every damn year. Last time it was Covid, this year it is the Energy crisis, the years before covid, it was climate change.

a reply to: DBCowboy

From food shortages, to gas shortages to baby formula shortages, to chip shortages and parts shortages, supply chain "back-ups" and rising prices to taxing and "fair shares", and decrying profits . . . . .

Don't forget about the Great Chicken Wing shortage.

I wonder though all these changes Biden is making , will A Republican President undo them ?

Because things seem to stay from administration to administration.

a reply to: DBCowboy
Time to pull that "defense production act" out of the toolbox and use it to advantage on those publicly perceived shortages.

“You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.” - Rahm Emanuel

originally posted by: ColeYounger
a reply to: DBCowboy

This is just the beginning. We are going to see unprecedented levels of government intervention into manufacturing and distribution.

They're going to save us from the problems they created.

Isn't it wonderful!

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
a reply to: DBCowboy

From food shortages, to gas shortages to baby formula shortages, to chip shortages and parts shortages, supply chain "back-ups" and rising prices to taxing and "fair shares", and decrying profits . . . . .

Don't forget about the Great Chicken Wing shortage.

I wonder though all these changes Biden is making , will A Republican President undo them ?

Because things seem to stay from administration to administration.

A republican president will just rebrand it as the "Patriot For Jesus and Kittens Act of America!"

a reply to: DBCowboy

When the CDC-NIH revealed to Congress 2 weeks ago that they hid a Covid-19 gene, because China told them to, I knew for sure that China is our owner.

Also explains why Xi's friend Putin is giving Biden a pass. Their long-term plan is working like a charm.

That must make Trump a super-Commie since he invoked the DPA twice during his administration.

Surely Fits their PLAN

a reply to: DBCowboy

At least your government sees the value of decentralized crypto and is not implementing a centralised digital currency having the power of god over your finances and a log of when you're naughty and nice................


It's amazing how such a transparent society will ultimately be founded upon such lies and deception.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
That must make Trump a super-Commie since he invoked the DPA twice during his administration.

Specifics Comrade!

Specifics!

a reply to: Xcalibur254

Ever going to stop whining about Trump?

Brandon has been president for the last two years.

The current state of bull# IS ALL HIM.

Not God damn Trump.

a reply to: DBCowboy

You dont recognize an orchestrated demolition?

originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: DBCowboy
Time to pull that "defense production act" out of the toolbox and use it to advantage on those publicly perceived shortages.

“You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.” - Rahm Emanuel

Congress did not have to be involved with the defense production act this time around, just like they were not involved when President Trump implemented it.

But Congress has a 13% approval and needs to have an action item on their resume. So far their resume was blank.

So they voted to approve 28 million dollars to help produce baby food.

So far for 2022, that is the only thing on their sorry resume.

Manufactured Crises

Controlled Oppositional Capitalism

Dissolving of Middle and Lower Class

☠️

a reply to: DBCowboy

He first invoked it on June 13, 2017 when labeled "items affecting aerospace structures and fibers, radiation-hardened microelectronics, radiation test and qualification facilities, and satellite components and assemblies" and "items affecting adenovirus vaccine production capability; high strength, inherently fire and ballistic resistant, co-polymer aramid fibers industrial capability; secure hybrid composite shipping container industrial capability; and three-dimensional ultra-high density microelectronics for information protection industrial capability" as critical to national defense.

He then actually invoked it multiple times during 2020. First on March 27th to force GM to accept and prioritize contracts for ventilators. Then on April 2nd he invoked it again to require 3E, Medtronic, and General Energy to increase production of N95 respirators. Then again on April 28th he invoked it so he could force meat processing plants to stay open.

On December 8th he also announced he was planning to invoke it to increase vaccine production but didn't end up doing it before leaving office.

a reply to: neo96

Who's whining about Trump. I'm just pointing out that Trump also invoked the DPA multiple times during his presidency. So if Biden invoking it in this instance makes him a Communist, as the OP's article intimates, then that must mean Trump is also a Communist multiple times over.

Unless of course you're a hypocrite and don't actually believe Biden invoking the DPA makes him a Communist and you're just bashing him for it to gain cheap political points.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Try an engineered beer shortage once see what happens ☠️

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: neo96

Who's whining about Trump. I'm just pointing out that Trump also invoked the DPA multiple times during his presidency. So if Biden invoking it in this instance makes him a Communist, as the OP's article intimates, then that must mean Trump is also a Communist multiple times over.

Unless of course you're a hypocrite and don't actually believe Biden invoking the DPA makes him a Communist and you're just bashing him for it to gain cheap political points.

So do you believe Trump was doing the right thing?