by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper:
Within the past ten days, both Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger have announced that they plan to lay off 20% of their workforces. Despite early media hype about how these highly processed plant burgers would “save the planet,” it turned out a lot of people just didn’t like them that much.
Americans keep hearing that we need to eat less meat.
This may be true. I’ve had friends that hit Whataburger two or three times a day, which is probably not necessary. I love Whataburger too, but not 10+ times a week. And a quick glance at Pub Med will show many articles about research being done, trying to nudge people into making healthier food choices. The World Economic Forum openly wants to “Nudge Meat Off the Menu.”
During a press conference, the NTSB referenced a video from Salem, Ohio, about 20 miles from East Palestine which shows sparks and flames emitting from beneath the train. The apparent structural issue with the train was captured on a security camera when it was travelling through Salem. According to Michael Graham, board member on the NTSB, two videos they had obtained were indicative of mechanical issues attributed to the rail car axles which likely led to the derailment.
Renowned geopolitical and financial cycle expert Charles Nenner said back in late November, interest rates were on the way down but “for the very short term.” Nenner also predicted that inflation might come down to around 6.5%. The latest CPI number clocked in this week at 6.4%. Nenner was right on both counts. Now, Nenner says inflation bottomed, and his cycle says prices for everything will go up from here. So, is the Fed going to do the so-called pivot and start lowering interest rates? Nenner says, “We are going up, not right away, but we are going up. You don’t hear the talk anymore that the Fed is going to lower rates because it is so ridiculous. If you are an insider, the Fed Funds Rate in the futures just made a new high. So, now everybody is expecting a much higher Fed Funds Rate than a few months ago. We are not out of trouble yet, and the bounce in stocks is almost over.”
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Volodymyr Zelensky is to blame for the war in Ukraine, former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi told the media on Sunday.
