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Will average Americans survive the Biden regime?

By ethanh // 2023-03-07

The chances of survival continue to decline in the United States under fake president Joe Biden, who has ushered in the worst inflationary crisis in decades – and perhaps ever once all is said and done. Average food inflation reached 10.1 percent in January, down slightly from 10.4 percent in December. Overall inflation sits around 6.4 percent, with food having replaced energy at the top of the inflationary items list. The more time that passes under the Pedophile-in-Chief, the worse things get for average Americans who can no longer afford to feed their families under the regime. And the worst, sadly, is yet to come. Eggs are among the most over-inflated items right now, followed by cereal and bakery products, which have increased in price by 15.6 percent since January 2022. Dairy is also up 14 percent, followed by non-alcoholic beverages and "other" at-home foods that have increased by more than 13 percent. Meat, poultry, fish, and eggs have together increased by 8.1 percent, with eggs topping out that list and driving up the average. Fruits and vegetables are also up 7.2 percent, according to the latest data. These are important figures to keep in mind every time Biden or one of his lackeys mentions inflation being only 6.4 percent. That figure deliberately excludes the most important category of all, and the one that people rely on most for survival: food. (Related: Thanks to covid, unemployment and food inflation are reaching Great Depression levels.)

Penny Hoarder says stock up on these 18 items before prices rise further

Since inflation does not appear to be going anywhere any time soon, The Penny Hoarder is urging folks to pay attention to and stock up on these 18 items in particular: – Lettuce – Champagne – Eggs – Tomato products – Liquor and beer – Mustard – Milk – Sriracha – Sugar – Poultry – Mayonnaise – Prescription medications – Tampons – Baby formula – Cat food – Canning supplies – Electric vehicles – Computers and smartphones Some of these items are obviously not suitable for long-term storage, but the ones that are might be worth stocking up on before they become even more expensive than they already are. Certain fresh foods like lettuces and tomatoes can be grown at home as well, which you may want to consider if you have the space. These items can even be grown indoors under a grow light if you lack yard or even porch space. Things are getting uglier by the day, so consider what you and your family need and plan accordingly. We can no longer rely on the busted supply chain to meet our needs, and with the value of the dollar headed towards zero, it is going to be up to you to take matters into your own hands. All News Pipeline has some helpful tips for growing your own food at home, as well as building an emergency food supply storage system for long-term sustenance in case the worst happens. "Nobody bought any of our bonds this round," one commenter wrote about how America's financial system is teetering towards a full-scale collapse. "Absolutely no takers despite higher interest rates on them." "Force Majeure has now started. It is only a matter of a very short time before the U.S. dollar is officially worth 0.00. On the bright side, every traitor that sold out our country and has their wealth in dollar-denominated assets, their new net worth will be absolutely 0. They will have their just reward and desserts." Another responded with skepticism concerning the sellouts having their assets denominated in dollars since they know the future – they steer it, after all – and have more than likely planned accordingly. The latest news about the United States under Biden can be found at Collapse.news. Sources for this article include: AllNewsPipeline.com NaturalNews.com ThePennyHoarder.com

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