all right we are back and we are in the office today uh getting through some
articles here and i thought i'd point out to the viewers and uh run through some of this uh
intel that i have here and before i jump into this i'd like to quickly ask the viewers a question
and that is why is it when people um do their own research when they're buying a house or a car
are they considered uh quote-unquote a smart consumer however when i do my own research on
uh what's going on in the world and what i'm injecting into my own body i am called a
conspiracy theorist and uh what i'm pointing out to is i've been warning about these
um shortages coming up more and more and they are hitting home now and by home
what i mean is by the province of british columbia that most of you have been uh have heard of
and don't get yourself uh confused that it's not just because of one big flood that we are short
this has been uh an issue that has been uh ongoing and ongoing and it has uh become um a problem now
because we have had one event and it kind of has piled up in front of us now i'm not fear-mongering
by any means because what i'm trying to say is uh is the truth and uh we are also told to only fear
one thing in this life and that is our lord our god anything else i do not fear so
let's get into some of these articles we're going to start off with the united states here
uh until enviro guard the united states of the state of u.s and global supply chain in 2021
the kovit 19 pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on the united states and global supply chain
so again none of these are my opinions i am reading strictly the news so don't get this
confused with what i'm just saying uh the end result and in many ways ongoing results have
included prolonged shipping times low inventory increased shipping costs and more so i've talked
about this on previous podcasts where the cost of shipping containers has completely skyrocketed
you also have shipping containers out on the ports of vancouver california that are now
being redirected through florida because he has rob desantis has opened up his ports down there
the u.s supply chain problems have created major disruptions in various industries affecting
how soon they can provide parts raw materials and product to end users in the united states
and abroad and i've experienced this first hand uh we had our side-by-side breakdown uh in july of
this year and we just got it back probably about two weeks ago because it took so long for parts
uh one thing i'd like to point out in here is uh the supply chain and labor shortages uh they
all have one thing in common if you ask me and those are the mandates and the rules imposed on
these companies and how fast they can work and uh how fast they can move who can they they can hire
and uh blah blah blah blah blah all the rules that are put in so if you're asking me is if we remove
these mandates rules and the nonsense that's happening on we can go back to normal but that's
not what they want they want us to uh struggle here so i will be leaving the link to this article
down below uh right here you can see actually more more recently a shipping container shortage has
been uh behind a whooping 300 percent increase in shipping costs so again i was not making that up
i read that on a previous article and here it is again so you add all that together it is gonna be
a mess so let's go over to british columbia where we are here this article is from november 17th
bc flooding could cause local food and gas shortages widespread supply chain woes
so what they're saying is uh the the flooding is going to cause the food shortages it's not any
of these mandates um or any of these rules that they're imposing it's now the flooding so it's
funny how they're they're changing the stories and the tunes here they're saying a catastrophic
flooding in british columbia could result in shortages of consumer goods higher diesel and
gasoline prices and an added wrench in canada's manufacturing supply chains at a time when global
trade is already facing record low jams tied to their economic recovery from the pandemic so um
they're saying also that diesel and gasoline prices are going up it's funny that that's
what they're saying yet you had uh buddy justin trudeau just capped the oil uh production in the
in canada here as well and uh if you're asking me hasn't the world been locked down for the past 18
months so should we not have a surplus of uh supply of gasoline as instead of a shortage
it's smelling a little fishy to me here so you can read the rest of this article below here uh what
they're talking about uh this one here is from kelowna um the product shortage at the okanagan
grocery stores due to how the highway closure so the main trans-canada highway is completely
shut down and i believe it's the lower mainland that is now completely cut off from canada and
they are getting supplies flown in uh its uh customers are stocking up on various products
after access between the lower mainland and the rest of the bc was cut off due to floods and
mudslides as of tuesday november 16th there is no d there is no detour available or estimated
times for reopening the major routes into an into and out of the lower mainland i have i just read
an article yesterday i believe that they are now rerouting everything in through washington
state i know washington also is having some issues there but they can access the lower mainland via
washington so they're sending all the trucks in and around there from what i understand
and uh we got this next article here from the daily hive strain on bc supply chains could lead
to more panic buying as many parts of bc continue to deal with the impact of devastating floods
again they're blaming the floods not realizing that we had no rain this year um
the crops have been a comp a complete failure um the rules the mandates all that stuff combined
uh their supposed worker shortage uh which is another scam if you ask me because the only
reason they have a worker shortage is again they put rules on certain workers to take a
something to in order to have a job and these people basically gave him the one finger salute
and told them we are not working under these rules and now they're calling it
a worker shortage so that is interesting verbiage uh so again this one goes into a little bit more
depth uh basically again talking about the uh floods and so i'd like to uh finish off the
articles before i dive into some pictures that i received from a local gentleman that went into
a save on foods in british columbia and took pictures of their empty shelves
so right here this article here says stats uh statistics canada reports 4.7 inflation rate
in september uh so that is some of the highest inflation that we've had in uh the history of
well since the great depression i believe it is um there's so you have the 4.7
inflation which uh people that don't understand is a tax basically that the government implements
because they are printing so much money uh if you don't understand how much money they are printing
uh we have printed 35 of all currency in the history of currency in the past 18 months and
we are reducing our dollar value by one percent per month uh so that is not good
so i know there's uh people getting minimum wage increases uh big deal uh you're gonna
be paying through the nose on everything else that's coming down the pipe and the reason i'm
also bringing this up is that yeah it took one event for british columbia to kind of fold and uh
or come to their knees um and so what i'd like to also say is that this
has now hit some locals i went over to one of the locals the other day to uh do some work
and um there are some other ones out there and they're saying that they have not gone out for
their winter supplies now i'm not sure if there's other people out there who have gone out for
their winter supplies but from what they're being told is there is uh no point of going to a costco
or a save on foods the picture i have right here uh is the pictures that i received from the
save on foods that is in a local town here so that is the dog food excuse me for the
washed out picture uh this here is is a picture of the flower that is completely
there's a couple more bags left but look if the bottom shelf is completely empty and then
here where you have all your milk milk juices and all that stuff you have some bare shelves
so uh those people that do not have this issue right now stack your pantries stack it all
right to the rafters and you're gonna have to be faced with a question uh that you're gonna
have to come to terms with down the line and that we're dealing with too now is um because this has
hit home now the question is how much do you help how long is this food shortage gonna last uh you
know we we kind of prepared here i'm not gonna get into details because there are people that
uh we know that watch this channel that don't usually have the best interest of heart so um
the question is how much do you help people um do you give them your supplies
does it depend on who that person is in my opinion yes it'll depend how much i help a person
what do i give them
but one thing's for sure i won't let them go hungry even if it's so much as you know
some porridge at the end of the day
we as humans are gonna be crossing some very hard lines in the near future
lines that we have not seen my parents have not seen
it's gonna get a lot worse before it gets better so like i said do not fear
but get your act together thanks for watching i'll see you in the next one