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Biden says Americans didn’t know what a supply chain was before COVID and would “look at each other with a blank stare” when it came up pic.twitter.com/RHggYx6ypf
— Washington Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) March 28, 2023
How are these Jews planning to start a war with China when they already have these supply line issues?
What happens when China cuts the exports?
Obviously, the Jews don’t care if we starve, but how are you going to fight a world war when the population is starving?
Just only feed the soldiers? And I guess their families? Let everyone else eat crickets?
Manufacturers of everything from pickup trucks to homes are still grappling with tight supplies of microchips and cement – shortages that could translate into delays and higher costs for federal efforts to arm Ukraine against Russian aggression and rebuild U.S. crumbling infrastructure and manufacturing.
The supply chain woes that sent costs soaring and spurred shortages of everything from toilet paper to passenger cars are easing for retail-focused industries, but remain stubbornly persistent in important growth sectors like autos, machinery, defense and non-residential construction, experts said.
“For sectors where demand is still strong, we are still seeing issues of materials shortages, and these problems will take additional time to resolve,” said Jason Miller, associate professor of logistics at Michigan State University’s business school.
“One of the big issues as we’re trying to ramp up the military industrial base is having enough electronic components,” Miller said.
Companies that make war weapons like shoulder-fired Javelin and Stinger missiles are awaiting U.S. funding before starting new production for Ukraine. When the defense industry gets that greenlight, their scramble to source semiconductors and other hard-to-find electronic components could usher in a new wave of supply chain snarls that disrupt production and drive up costs.
“Any general shortage in semiconductors will affect defense,” said Brad Martin, director of Rand Corp’s National Security Supply Chain Institute.
China is clearly already doing a soft blockade against the Anal Empire.
If I were them, I would consider just slowly tightening it – even if you have to exploit the coronavirus hoax to do so.
Of course, the Chinese people got mad about using the coronavirus hoax for blockade purposes. And that’s fair enough. No one wants to be banned from working for months on end.
Whatever China does, they need to do the best thing to destroy America.
“it is just crazy that we can talk about solar and wind being incredibly energy secure. When the supply chain is just completely dominated by China… they can cut it off at a moment’s notice. So they can destroy the whole thing.”
With @GOPoversight pic.twitter.com/8DuQ4wUe9K
— Alex Epstein (@AlexEpstein) March 28, 2023
