Winter Is Coming and the Global Energy Crisis Is Going to Hit Us in the Pocketbook
Editor's Commentary: As we noted yesterday, shortages due to the failing global supply chain will make life increasingly difficult for ...
Wednesday, February 19, 2025
Tag: The Economic Collapse Blog
If You Aren’t Taking Shortages and Inflation Seriously Yet, Read This
Editor's Commentary: According to the Biden-Harris regime, there is no border crisis and the masses of illegal aliens flooding our ...
Even Leftist Media Is Warning of a ‘System Collapse’ Due to the Failure of Global Supply Chains
If CNN starts sounding like The Economic Collapse Blog, what does that mean? Unfortunately, the truth about what is in ...
The Truth About Food Shortages Is Worse Than They’re Admitting
Editor's Commentary: When there was a mad rush for toilet paper and bottled water last year, I lambasted those who ...
Concerning Propaganda: Mainstream Media Is Using Terms Like ‘Worsening’ and ‘Foreseeable Future’ to Describe the Shortages
Editor's Commentary: There's a convergence of major economic issues happening right before our eyes. I'm not one who throws out ...
This Is Definitely Going to Be “Not a Normal September” for the Rapidly Imploding U.S. Economy
The “good times” were supposed to be rolling by now, but instead the wheels are starting to come off, and ...
The Shortages Are Global, and We Are Being Warned That They Will Intensify
The global economy was supposed to be getting back to “normal” by now, but instead more problems are erupting with ...
The Shortages Are Going to Get Worse Later This Year as Global Supply Chains Increasingly Falter
Have you noticed that it is a lot harder to get certain things these days? Just recently, someone in my ...
Let’s Compare The U.S. Economy Before The Pandemic To The U.S. Economy Today
Throughout the first half of 2021, there was a tremendous amount of optimism about the U.S. economy. Many believed that ...
Inflation Shock: Are You Ready to Start Paying ‘$40 or $50’ for a Hamburger?
After decades of living in a relatively low inflation environment, it is hard for most Americans to believe that things ...
