State collapse is inevitable when a society’s leaders are insulated from the negative consequences of their bad decisions.
Mike Shelby
We are here. The government has killed the goose that laid the golden egg. The repercussions of their actions should have already happened. Instead, people sit at home watching football and drinking beer. Nothing will change until the Saxon awakens.
Trump, Johnson and Thune will be remembered for their treachery. It really is a simple fix: release the Epstein files to the states for prosecution. All branches of government and Israeli crimes exposed at once.
This is just the beginning. And of all places, Texas. Seems to me this has all been orchestrated, and, once again, it will bring “crisis management” to a whole new level.
I remember the 70’s with the gas rationing and turning out lights to save on the electricity. I believe this is all coming back, c/o our congress. They just don’t want to work on behalf of We The People. Midterms will be interesting, to say the least.
Voting and counting the ballots can’t work if there’s a grid collapse. “Interesting” is an understatement.
Of course the True Believers on X are attacking it as fake, liberal lies, Indians going home, etc etc. Anything to keep Trump from taking any responsibility for his actions.
it is kind of hard to figure out who is really behind all of this crap.
so, maybe the best thing to do is to put all of the assholes in congress up against the wall to be shot?
just for giggles, we should tell the if they give us back all the money, we will let them live. get the bank accounts and whatever else they have and then shoot them.
and do you really trust any of them bastards ? I don’t anymore.
they all lying to our faces. and don’t forget that the EPA and the green clowns had a lot to do with shutting down anything with oil.
this has me wondering about heating oil this winter. a lot of people still heat their homes with oil around here. last I heard it was like 4.50 per gallon. thank God I put in 2 wood stoves after I moved in here.
the oil heater sucks to say the best of it. runs for 20 minutes, shuts down and comes back on in 20 minutes. warm spots and cold spots in the house. but the wood stove in the basement keeps the house at 74-5 easy and it stays warm for a good 6 hours AFTER the stove goes out.
I have a good 4 cords of firewood stacked and dried already with a bit more to do yet. hands down, the best choice I made after moving up here.
I’ve been laying in firewood like crazy. Scooped up a lot of free stuff from tree damage that occured in storms the last 3 years, and just added more just this past week. Obviously, it will need to season for a good while yet, but at least half of what I’ve gotten free (and much of it has been oak) is well dry enough now to burn this winter. Have a customer who wants me to section up and haul off a big section of tree that was felled by a storm over 2 years ago now, it has been sitting in their “back 40” all this time, so need to get that done before it gets cold and rainy here.
The gas and diesel situation is going to get bad; I’ve been anticipating that for a while. Have several 5 gallon cans full, treated with PRI-G. Those will be kept in reserve for use in generators and the truck. I have nothing that runs diesel, so I have no direct impact. Indirect impact from food and other merchandise shortages will be another after entirely…
There would be enough if they stopped selling it to other countries.
Being these are publicly traded companies with shareholders they are accountable to, that won’t happen, as the product will be sold to whoever is willing to lay the most at a given point in time. That will remain the case, unless the FUSA nationalizes the petroleum industry here. And believe me, you don’t want that either. Especially not right as this (former) country appears to be headed hard into socialism. Just look how well that worked out for Venezuela.
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