Greetings from Tyler,
You can’t escape the news of the school shooting in Uvalde, TX. But the story has taken several surprising twists. Apparently there are protocols for this kind of thing. Police don’t just storm in and take control of the situation. Despite the fact that the shooter was inside the school, killing children, police were outside arguing with distressed parents. There’s plenty of video of the police holding panicked parents at bay while nobody knew what was going on inside. We don’t have the whole story. It will trickle out through eyewitnesses in the days ahead. But the press conferences and explanations as to the actions of law enforcement don’t sound very good. We support law enforcement and expect them to take action against the shooter immediately, especially when the lives of little children are at stake. Listening to the spokesmen talk about the need for “specialized equipment” while seeing parents held at bay by police is not a very good look.
We have yet to feel the brunt of inflation. It may cost $100 to fill your tank, but everything we buy is on the rise. With fuel costing double already, the increase will be applied to every single thing we buy. We may already be in recession, but it’s not official yet.
You’ve noticed that news from the war in Ukraine is dying out. Our tormentors voted to insert $40 billion of U. S. aid into the fray. Surely some of that must go to replace America’s dwindling supply of some items. Who knows. At the rate things are going we might need them. The pretender seemed to say that we’d intervene if China tries to take Taiwan militarily.
Maybe it wasn’t the smartest thing in the world to outsource the production of electronic chips to a country China says belongs to the regime. We don’t even want to have to imagine what life will look like if manufacturing is dependent on items that are unavailable.
There is growing evidence that the short supply and soaring prices of gas and diesel is intentional. It’s looking, and sounding, more and more like this is part of the plan to “save the planet” by forcing everyone into modes of transportation that are impractical, expensive, and anything but “green.” It’s unbelievable that everybody’s been thrown into an economic tailspin due to canceled pipelines and oil exploration being placed off limits. The last thing we need is some nonsense speech about “when this is all over.” We can’t help but wonder what the world will look like once they’ve “saved the planet.”
The WEF (World Economic Forum) has been meeting in Davos, Switzerland. The globalist institution has our future all planned for us. They’d have to run over the Constitution, but there’s not much else standing in their way. Apparently the powers that be want to give enormous powers over to a global body, one that sees the United States as racist, bigoted and unfair. We hope there will be another chapter where we become the light of the world. After all, it’s not the pretender who’ll be around to suffer what he’s wrought. It’s our kids and grandkids. They’ll never forgive us if we allow some jaundiced institution like the WEF to eradicate freedom in the United States.
Maybe they’ll be chasing us around about monkey-pox next.
Mark
Source: http://www.intercontinentalcog.org/fridayupdates.php
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