Did the book of James Predict Inflation? by Murray Sadler
I don’t understand why money can’t be money. I mean. It’s the dollar (and the visa cards that carry them) or we are back to bartering. Right? That is sort of the impression I get. It’s not like we are suddenly going to shift to using the ruble, or the Ukrainian dollar, or whatever.
We need the greenback, the dollar. That is what you see on the gangster movies. How are we going to shoot movies if you can’t have pallets full of american stacks.
But what the hell do I do if my dollar is worth less and less? They say it’s only inflated around 10 percent — but I’m not stupid, eggs and milk cost like 30 percent more. Things are weird!
It’s not that I don’t trust Joe Biden with my whole heart. I’m a young liberal journalist. I believe no matter what. But why are my dollars cheaper?
Why are we running out of things? Baby formula is the last thing that I’ve heard we are running out of. When Covid started a couple of years ago, and everyone panicked and everything shut down, I guess we should have known that things wouldn’t just keep moving around the world no problem.
Is this the rapture? Did the book of James predict inflation?
Why haven’t we decentralized this system and why can’t we have a million formula producers all over the place? Why wouldn’t a country have thought about what would happen if we couldn’t ship in a bunch of baby formula? How much government money would it have taken if five years ago we could have seen this coming? Probably way less than what this panic has been worth recently.
Why can’t my dollars find baby formula? There is nonstop series of crises seemingly produced by the government.
Governments need to start thinking more about the actual future, not just their bank account & investments. How can all Americans hold onto their wealth?
I’m not ready to be a warlord, let’s get food back in these baby’s bellies. 🏹