I remember when a dozen eggs were less than one dollar in the first decade of the 2000's. That was also when gasoline was less than one dollar per gallon. Egg prices are so damn high because:
1. The 2011 Twin Tower planned demolition2. Thee 2019 planned pandemic
3. The Greed version of capitalism, democracy and freedom. Aways a reason to raise prices, never a reason to lower. This alone tells you what a fool believes. Always a reason to never admit greed but to blame it circumstances such as inflation, recession, depression, corona, bird flu, supply and demand, terrorism, the weather...a) Climate change is easy to blame, but when did climate change become a thang? Certainly not before the 2,000's. Before that time, food prices have risen steadily, at least since 1963 when I was born when there was such a thing as penny candy in the USA. And even after the 2,000's when you could still get 3 cans of veggies for one dollar and sometimes 10 for one dollar. And even in the mid to late eighties when I was able to support me, my wife and child on $1,000 per month gross wages. No, it's not climate change, otherwise there would be a lot of empty shelves and fewer imports from all food producing climates. I disagree with the first half of this video.
b) We love us some contradiction. We believe we live in the Age of the best human achievement and that our machines are proof positive. Yet, despite these efficiencies of production, we still believe prices are supposed to continue to rise since Day 1 of places such as the USA.
4. All institutions and industries take turns raping and robbing the people, and now, in addition to the above reasons, it's time for the egg industry to get extra greedy, along with the building material industry. This is in addition to all industries taking advantage of 1 thru 3 above.
5. The cost of gullibility and stupidity is always high. Example, voters in political elections, thinking they are making intelligent choices, but only choosing between arsenic and hemlock.6. Weak chickens caused by a multitude of factors such as living conditions inside metal bubbles, breeding conditions, lack of diversity, growth hormones, crappy food, reliance on vitamin supplements, reliance on antibiotics.
a) Sooner than later these chickens will get weaker and weaker and be susceptible to more frequent illnesses.b) When the cost of antibiotics exceeds egg production and the profit earned between antibiotics, this is the law of diminishing returns, thus time to get rid of all of that generation of birds and replace them.
c) Meanwhile, since we trust and obey what they say, they double down on the lie and tell you it's a virus causing higher egg prices rather than it's a bunch of lies causing prices to rise to that stinking place in high heaven.
d) Not just lies about egg prices but lies as the basic component of education, news and other forms of media in societies.
e) Be certain however, that there is not an egg shortage. When was the last time eggs were sold out? This is because the laying hens were replaced in short order due to the predictability of planned obsolescence.
7. Paper money and societies are a devil's iced sweetened tea brew when paper money is the primary means of exchange for goods and services.
8. Centralization, regionalization, industrialization and barrier-to-entry regulation of the most basic of needs, rather than localization, personalization and individual sovereignty.9. The tumorous logic is in prolapse which is another sign the numerous con games are close to collapse.
