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The Biden administration will deliberately provoke China into a war before the November elections, in order to distract voters from the inflation and get people to rally around the flag for their political benefit.pic.twitter.com/gfBr8ZbQEh
— Gonzalo Lira (@GonzaloLira1968) June 12, 2022
I hope you retards enjoyed your stupid fake virus and your stupid fake war with Russia and your stupid fake weather hoax.
Food prices will keep climbing – with no end in sight — as inflation continues to take hold of the US economy, some of the nation’s leading food suppliers and restaurant chains said.
Kraft Heinz, Tyson and Campbell Soup all warned they would raise prices on certain products due to skyrocketing costs for labor, packaging, ingredients and transportation, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
Fast-food joints like McDonald’s, Shake Shack and Cracker Barrel have also signaled feeling the pinch that in part has been passed onto consumers.
“Inflation is real, and it’s not going to get any better any time soon in the restaurant business,” Shake Shack CEO Randy Garutti said at an investor conference Tuesday, the report said.
The Labor Department said Friday that grocery store prices had spiked 11.9% in May over the last years, while those at restaurants and other food venues jumped $7.4%, marking the biggest increase in more than four decades for both.
Kraft indicated it would raise prices in August for multiple items, including Miracle Whip, Classico pasta sauce, Maxwell Coffee and some deli meat, the Journal reported.
Campbell Soup announced in April it planned on raising prices for the third time in the past year, with increasing cost on some condensed soups hurting sales to baby boomers, CEO Mark Clouse said, according to the report.
“We know the pressure that consumers are feeling,” Clouse said on a Wednesday conference call.
Tyson Foods said it increased beef prices by an average of 24% over the three months ending April 2, and Sanderson Farms, the third-largest chicken producer, said last month the cost to its products jumped 34% for the quarter that ended April 30, the Journal reported.
Hormel Foods, the maker of Spam, said prices for corn and soybean meal for livestock feed surged more than 125% and 40%, respectively as of early May. Those eye-watering prices are expected to continue, in part due to cold and wet weather in the Midwest this spring.
I hope the faggots who supported the virus hoax are happy with their decisions.
I’m not happy with their decisions, but I said in March 2020 the coronavirus didn’t even exist and all they did was rename the flu, something that Bill Gates himself more or less admitted a couple weeks ago.
Bill Gates openly saying in 2022 that covid has a low fatality rate, is similar to the flu, and is mainly dangerous to the elderly is just astonishing and infuriating given that many of us were derided for correctly stating this in mid 2020. pic.twitter.com/pw2hrtQk7H
— Acclaimed Journalist now with added monkey pox (@Jonathan_Witt) May 6, 2022
I’m so sick of having a clear understanding of the world in a world where people are this stupid. It is just so exhausting.
These Jews in the government went out and told you that printing $10-15 trillion to “fight the pandemic” would not cause inflation.
What did you people think when they said that?
Huh?
Did it make sense to you?
Now they’re telling you if you believe harder in the January 6 insurrection, it will lower inflation.
Does that make sense to you too?
I’m just going to go live in the woods, build myself a small chapel from wood, and spend 12 hours a day praying while eating nothing but mushrooms and small birds I hunt with a slingshot.
