This will be a mixed post of some sorts, part virus news, part systemic failure news, 100% collapse of the narrative.
In a mere 72 hours the narrative, their mouthpieces and the elites did a complete 360 on their instances about virus, lockdown and the narrative. The cracks were already there for many weeks (since late October 2021) and just went on to intensify when Omicron spread like no other pathogen in human history.
This tweet and news article fueled the perceptible narrative change.
And this article about the UK discarting booster shots because there is not demand. That was a few days ago, today Boris, waking up to the events unfolding within the next 12 months.
Israel, the vaccination mode lof the world, is now in a period of mass introspection.
Our dear friend Bill, also waking up to the fact that his jig is up, also telegraphing their possible next move.
The fall of the Covid narrative was a long time coming, some of the biggest substacks right now are people analyzing the data or reporting on it, but the “meme” started shifting here, when Israel found out that the fourth booster isn’t all that the manufacturer told them it would be. Another one that started making the round was the Scottland puzzling news that the unjabbed are not getting as infected as the fully vaccinated.
The Opinion piece titled Net Zero is worth the read on it`s entirity. As I previously mentioned and (mildly) demonstrated, there is no possible way for Green Policies and any form of zero carbon to actually be implemented without some level of societal collapse. But they will try it, as per what I will share in the news below.
This day`s old news about Berlin programming power blackouts is a good, real time, example of the stupidity of implementing grenn policies without any backup plan or even proper planning.
Another narrative collapsing is Biden`s and California bullshit attempt to say they were doing anything to solve the supply chain crysis. Ports going 24/7 yet there was less containers going out, their level of incompatence is closer to actual malice for me, sometimes. You can see the data here.
All other news are a mere form of tracking trends and the continuous mapping of the dynamics of cascade events. The continous appetite of China for grains is well know and documented here, again, they will squeeze out mosst of the world out of it and fuel domestic prices and scarcity.
As I previously outlined, the events of the first 10 days of the year set off the tone and the tipping points for possibly the rest of the year. Now a similar opinion is voiced by two different CEO`s. China hybrid warfare policy disguised as 0 Covid is bearing much fruits, delaying reshoring, fueling their own growth and disrupting the entire planet.
A short sighted move that I can respect. Even if the current narrative compeltely crumbles down within 6 to 12 weeks, past events set the tone for the rest of the year (tell the reader the truth, the for the next few years).
I expect the reversal of said policies within 6 months on most coutries, vaccination efforts won`t be mandata, but optional.
And then, the real problems start. Because 2 years of misguided, contrived, borderline malicious policy pushing and economical, logistical and societal damage are coming due.
Only two things are certain in life. Death and Taxes.
And these are the taxes of the Nova Swan.
China’s Growing Fondness for Bread Will Help Boost Wheat Imports
High prices are now starting to rekindle food inflation
China’s imports of iron ore are likely to fall this year
China will keep scooping up more and more global wheat supplies after record imports last year, with changing diets in an increasingly affluent society set to be a key driver of future demand.
Overseas purchases jumped 17% to about 9.8 million tons in 2021, customs data show. Increased use of wheat for animal feed because of high domestic corn prices and a difficult harvest played a major role in pushing up imports. 1
Opinion: Net-zero won't cure the climate but it may kill Canada
It would cost upwards of a trillion dollars to expand nuclear-generated electricity, which is the only plausible, viable net-zero option
As for wind, despite massive subsidies it currently contributes only four per cent to our grid. It remains intermittent, off-peak and low-grade electricity, only marginally better than solar.
The challenge for net-zero, however, is not greening the remaining 20 per cent of the 600 TWh of electricity that we use. It is the 9700 petaJoules (equivalent to two billion barrels) of oil and gas we burn every year for transportation, industry and heating. Converting this to electrical would require 2000 TWh per year
Producing this vast number of wind turbines would require considerable quantities of rare-earth metals for the generators. For net-zero wind, we would need the entire global production of neodymium for the next 15 years — for the next 170 years for dysprosium. As it is, the Mid-Century Strategy will complement doubling hydro with up to 100,000 turbines, which will still require five years’ global supply of neodymium. Conclusion? Renewables clearly cannot play a significant role in our move towards net-zero.2
Lynas Rare Earths Hires Its Own Boat After Shipping Times Double
Shipping disruptions are in some cases getting worse: Lynas
Transit time for shipping its concentrate doubled last year 3
Container xChange warns of ‘ripple effect of disruptions one after the other’
Partial port lockdowns in China expected to further strain global supply chain
“The global consumer demand has not dropped drastically with the beginning of the new year,” Schlingmeier said. “The congestion in LA, LB and other Western ports is yet to show signs of relief. This could potentially create a ripple effect of disruptions one after the other in the next few months.
“We foresee that COVID-19 and its new variants will continue to disrupt the port operations and labor capacity as we progress into the year 2022. Persistent unpredictability is warranted.”4
EU advisers concerned about plan for green labels on gas, nuclear investments
China reports 5 new human cases of H5N6 bird flu
U.S. grocery shortages deepen as pandemic dries supplies
High demand for groceries combined with soaring freight costs and Omicron-related labor shortages are creating a new round of backlogs at processed food and fresh produce companies, leading to empty supermarket shelves at major retailers across the United States.7
Can’t Find Pasta or Cat Food? Empty Store Shelves Are Here to Stay
Albertsons CEO says supply-chain relief is weeks away
Alaska, Alabama, Hawaii among states with worst shortages
Albertsons Cos. had been expecting that supply outages would be improving by now, but “omicron has put a bit of a dent” in that, Chief Executive Officer Vivek Sankaran said Tuesday. As a result, the company is still contending with a range of products that are out of stock after months of similar headaches 8
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-18/bread-s-switch-from-snack-to-staple-boosts-china-s-wheat-imports?cmpid=socialflow-twitter-business&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=socialflow-organic&utm_content=business
https://financialpost.com/opinion/opinion-net-zero-wont-cure-the-climate-but-it-may-kill-canada
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-19/lynas-rare-earths-hires-its-own-boat-after-shipping-times-double?utm_content=business&cmpid=socialflow-twitter-business&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=socialflow-organic
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/container-xchange-warns-of-ripple-effect-of-disruptions-one-after-the-other
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/eu-advisers-concerned-about-plan-green-labels-gas-nuclear-investments-2022-01-17/?taid=61e60b4546b3b500010d2cb2&utm_campaign=trueAnthem:+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter
https://bnonews.com/index.php/2022/01/china-reports-5-new-cases-of-h5n6-bird-flu/
https://www.reuters.com/business/us-grocery-shortages-deepen-pandemic-dries-supplies-2022-01-14/?taid=61e224cadf9b5d00016ff2c1&utm_campaign=trueAnthem:+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-11/can-t-find-pasta-or-cat-food-empty-shelves-are-here-to-stay?sref=Yg3sQEZ2&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=socialflow-organic&cmpid=socialflow-twitter-business&utm_medium=social&utm_content=business
Really liked this post as integration of many topics you’ve been talking about. Agree on the taxes forecast, I’m foreseeing some kind of carbon/green tax to be implemented with the CBDCs this year (Read a report of BIS Bank of Intl Settlements rolling out them in 2022). Also digital ID vibes intensifying in the background with mass acceptance of covid pass.
H5N6 & H5N1 have been in hype posts long enough to become a potential risk any time soon + Gates throwing threats in the open with a bunch of viruses up his sleeves is not exactly calming.
Anyways, great post, happy to be a subscriber!
Superb post!
Given the majority of the vaccinated will have had three gene vaccines soon, what do you think is the most likely health consequences down the line?
I have read some analysts who think the triple jabbed are toast over a 5 year period or so and at least half of the double jabbed will die early.