I agree. I’m planting a lot of potatoes, but I feel fatalistic. The last couple of weeks I put up a chicken house. I wonder how I will get chicken feed six months from now. They are choking off the supplies of food, gasoline, electricity. Right now mostly just with precipitous price increases, but I soon expect serious flat-out shortages. Actually they are already here. I shop at an upscale organic food store that I noticed kept not having any tortillas lately. After coming up empty every visit for a couple of months I finally complained to a manager. WTF is going on here? Why can’t you keep a basic staple (This is California) in stock? He said, we are ordering but only are receiving 50% of what we ask for…throws up his hands. I said you better start rattling some cages man because we are being culled by Klaus Schwab and other minions. Welding supplies—the supplier suddenly starts not having welding gas. When “COVID” hit, all the serious dust protection masks (that can seal well to your face) disappeared for more than a year. This is a great way to undermine anyone who works with physical material for a living. I could see a temporary jog in demand needing to rebalance, OK. But it went on and on. I don’t believe there is an innocent explanation. I think the choke is on for the “excess people.” So it looks like planned collapse. Just drain the water out of the aquarium so the fish can’t function, then roll up all the defaulted loan property.