East Asia, with manufacturing increasing over the past several years, is consuming more fuel despite claims since the middle of 2007 that the opposite would happen with our lack of personal borrowing and spending. Here, in the USA, when people are tired of watching TV, they drive around. Supply & demand. Free markets. With inflation in China, the prices of its products will rise for us, too.
Gasoline and propane will go much higher over the next year and a half. Eventually, most employees at every level of government will be laid off. We’ll get better leadership and smaller government out of the deal.
Maybe we’ll see nuclear exchanges. Globalism is about to die. So is political correctness. Regulations won’t be as enforceable. The neighborhood hens will become quieter (see lack of enforcement, public school employees unemployed, dead HOAs, etc.). Now there’s some good news. ;-)
East Asia, with manufacturing increasing over the past several years, is consuming more fuel despite claims since the middle of 2007 that the opposite would happen with our lack of personal borrowing and spending. Here, in the USA, when people are tired of watching TV, they drive around. Supply & demand. Free markets. With inflation in China, the prices of its products will rise for us, too.
Gasoline and propane will go much higher over the next year and a half. Eventually, most employees at every level of government will be laid off. We’ll get better leadership and smaller government out of the deal.
Maybe we’ll see nuclear exchanges. Globalism is about to die. So is political correctness. Regulations won’t be as enforceable. The neighborhood hens will become quieter (see lack of enforcement, public school employees unemployed, dead HOAs, etc.). Now there’s some good news. ;-)