In Just Four Short Months....

[JohnDB]

What the heck are they waitin' for????

Jerome is an idiot and extremely slow reacting to anything.
He needs replacement instead of installment. (Which is what he got)

He is as corrupt as the SEC these days.

I remember the good ol days of Greenspan...he at least was honest...and absolutely frustrated with Clinton.

Sigh... maybe one day things can become honest again.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Jerome is an idiot and extremely slow reacting to anything.
He needs replacement instead of installment. (Which is what he got)

He is as corrupt as the SEC these days.

I remember the good ol days of Greenspan...he at least was honest...and absolutely frustrated with Clinton.

Sigh... maybe one day things can become honest again.

You.....you......optimist, you!!!!!!!

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I sure am lucky mom taught me how to spin straw into gold!!!

Are you the miller's daughter?

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

We do a medium turkey and then ham, an 11lb ham was almost 50 bucks

Back when the brown turd Obammy was in office, and "there was no inflation(My ass there wasnt)", i bought about 50 cans of ...Just for occasions like the one coming up. At the time a can was going for around 2 dollars each, i might open 10 of them and invite the progressive relatives over.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Gonna save any for Quid Pro Joe???

Better not......he likes Peking Duck.

7 xtra adults this yr.....not looking at bringing many leftovers home

 

[JohnDB]

You.....you......optimist, you!!!!!!!

I'm a pessimist by nature...
But I often get pleasantly surprised.
Optimists regularly get sadly disappointed...but can find silver linings in every circumstance.

 

[PoliticalChic]

I'm a pessimist by nature...
But I often get pleasantly surprised.
Optimists regularly get sadly disappointed...but can find silver linings in every circumstance.

I'll get the application for the Pessimist's Club right out to you.

 

[PoliticalChic]

 

[PoliticalChic]

Listening to WMAL this morn, and a lady caller in Ohio just got her propane delivery to heat her home.
The bill for the month was $858.09.

Last year, the bill was $292.33.


Gotta love them Democrats, huh?

 

[JohnDB]

Listening to WMAL this morn, and a lady caller in Ohio just got her propane delivery to heat her home.
The bill for the month was $858.09.

Last year, the bill was $292.33.


Gotta love them Democrats, huh?

Propane is a commodity just like RBOB (gasoline) or WTI (crude oil) or Nat Gas.

And the prices are based on global supplies.

Here in America we have a technological advantage over most of the rest of the world because labor in America is extremely expensive. However... because of the global pandemic when labor became tight we continued to produce gasoline, oil, and natural gas. Because for America those industries are not very labor intensive to produce or deliver a lot of energy to various places. At most a couple of guys hundreds of miles from each other open valves or turn on pumps and it's over....

That's not exactly true for other oil producing nations where labor is very cheap and easily replaceable.
And this is where the trouble begins. Especially in countries like Europe which are dependent on energy sources outside of their own resources. Including uranium cores and etc for nuclear reactors.

Which is why there's a real shortage of fuels and energy resources at the moment.

Currently most energy supplies are being routed to India and China... because they make a lot of the nasty precursor chemicals or finished medicines that the world needs at the moment. Steel production for cargo containers.
And since China has pissed off most of the far east there's not much fuel suppliers willing to do business with them anymore if they could produce fuels.

And because of Chinese communist engineering they are extremely inefficient with the use of the fuels they do get.

So there's plenty of NGLs (natural gas liquids) and we are exporting about double what we did last year... just be patient... 6 platforms (oil pumping and processing platforms) have arrived in the gulf and are getting set up and going. More are on the way. Biden opened the leases back up and we are going to be flush with more.

So...as the world slowly gets vaccinated and healthy again we will get back to the new normal.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Propane is a commodity just like RBOB (gasoline) or WTI (crude oil) or Nat Gas.

And the prices are based on global supplies.

Here in America we have a technological advantage over most of the rest of the world because labor in America is extremely expensive. However... because of the global pandemic when labor became tight we continued to produce gasoline, oil, and natural gas. Because for America those industries are not very labor intensive to produce or deliver a lot of energy to various places. At most a couple of guys hundreds of miles from each other open valves or turn on pumps and it's over....

That's not exactly true for other oil producing nations where labor is very cheap and easily replaceable.
And this is where the trouble begins. Especially in countries like Europe which are dependent on energy sources outside of their own resources. Including uranium cores and etc for nuclear reactors.

Which is why there's a real shortage of fuels and energy resources at the moment.

Currently most energy supplies are being routed to India and China... because they make a lot of the nasty precursor chemicals or finished medicines that the world needs at the moment. Steel production for cargo containers.
And since China has pissed off most of the far east there's not much fuel suppliers willing to do business with them anymore if they could produce fuels.

And because of Chinese communist engineering they are extremely inefficient with the use of the fuels they do get.

So there's plenty of NGLs (natural gas liquids) and we are exporting about double what we did last year... just be patient... 6 platforms (oil pumping and processing platforms) have arrived in the gulf and are getting set up and going. More are on the way. Biden opened the leases back up and we are going to be flush with more.

So...as the world slowly gets vaccinated and healthy again we will get back to the new normal.

I believe there is more of an ulterior plan here.



Remember this?

Obama: My Plan Makes Electricity Rates Skyrocket - YouTube​

https://www.youtube.com › watch






Democrats are out to destroy America and Americans.

 

[Ringo]

"Global markets are falling after the discovery of a new type of coronavirus."
Wise. As soon as the main players need to fix profits, then arrange a correction to buy cheaper - here we go, the market "reacts". And so 33 times in a row.
The whole financial capitalism can be described by the process of gypsies selling a blind and sick nag for a good horse price -"Investors" inflated the nag through a straw to give the object of the transaction a glossy, marketable appearance.
True, the current "Investors" use a lot of higher mathematics instead of straw.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Listening to WMAL this morn, and a lady caller in Ohio just got her propane delivery to heat her home.
The bill for the month was $858.09.

Last year, the bill was $292.33.


Gotta love them Democrats, huh?

 

[PoliticalChic]

Three weeks ago, the FED "higher inflation as a "transitory" issue."

Why higher inflation may no longer be considered "transitory"​

https://www.cbsnews.com › news › inflation-transitory-issue-federal-reserve
IMF chief economist on inflation pressure 06:21. The Federal Reserve has stuck to its characterization of this year's higher inflation as a "transitory" issue. But after six months of higher ...

Fed is losing credibility over its inflation narrative ...​

https://www.cnbc.com › 2021 › 11 › 15 › mohamed-el-erian-says-fed-is-losing-credibility-over-its-inflation-narrative.html
Nov 15, 2021The Federal Reserve is losing credibility over its long-standing view that inflation is transitory, according to Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz. "I think the Fed is losing ...

Atlanta Fed's Bostic Says Inflation Is Not 'Transitory'​

https://www.breitbart.com › economy › 2021 › 10 › 12 › atlanta-feds-bostic-says-inflation-is-not-transitory
Oct 12, 20213:15. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said Tuesday that inflation is likely to last longer than expected and should no longer be called "transitory.". Bostic is the first Fed official to so clearly break from the central bank's leadership on inflation. Fed chair Jerome Powell has insisted for months on describing ...

 

[PoliticalChic]

 

[PoliticalChic]

 

[PoliticalChic]

But then we'd have to deliver food to 'em......


What is the inflation rate of gas?


According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, prices for gasoline (all types) were 824.74% higher in 2021 versus 1970 (a $164.95 difference in value). Between 1970 and 2021: Gas experienced an average inflation rate of 4.46% per year. This rate of change indicates significant inflation.

Gas price history from 1970 through 2021 - Inflation Calculator​

Here's a win-win......we get the voter rolls, and find out who the Democrats are,.......and ship 'em to socialist countries like Venezuela.
They get the purpose of their votes, and we get America back.

 

[BlueGin]

I told my family we could have valentines dinner at my house ,but everyone who voted for Biden had to bring their own steak and lobster tail.

 

[PoliticalChic]

I told my family we could have valentines dinner at my house ,but everyone who voted for Biden had to bring their own steak and lobster tail.

I told my family we could have valentines dinner at my house ,but everyone who voted for Biden had to bring their own steak and lobster tail.

"....steak and lobster tail...."

'mm....any spots left???

 

[Stryder50]

I hesitate to start another thread on this, so parking it here for now. Reference of sorts to the wrong headed thinkers and where some of the future problem will be;

20 reasons why capitalism is bad for humanity​

According to Oxford Dictionaries, capitalism is an “economic and political system in which a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.”
And while this system has been embraced by the West for hundreds of years, many are starting to question its merits. Here’s a roundup of 20 reasons why capitalism may not be as great as humanity had hoped.
...

MSN

www.msn.com

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It's 20 slides, and again, I neither agree with nor support the content, but think it is useful insight to the "Brandons".