Pedodent Brandon and hyperinflation. Milk now $36/gallon in alaska

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Pedo Joe and his handlers are injecting trillions of dollars of phony money into the economy to buy votes.

http://www.womensystems.com/2021/12/...a-reveals.html

dec3 2021 A woman who resides in rural Alaska is lifting the lid on what it's really like to live in a remote part of the state, where moose are her neighbors and a half-gallon of milk costs $18.

Emily, who is known as @emilyinalaska_ on TikTok, has been documenting the highs and lows of life in south-central Alaska after joining the social media platform last year during the coronavirus pandemic.

According to the footage, a 32 oz. block of Tillamook cheddar cheese is $24.99, a half a gallon of Darigold milk is $18.29, a 32 oz. bottle of flavored Coffeemate creamer is $12.89, and a pack of Land O’Frost honey smoked turkey breast is $10.29.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS TO BUY A GALLON OF MILK IN EACH STATE
- Mar. 1, 2021

https://www.zippia.com/advice/gallon...ts-each-state/

[Text Drivers are Killers]

HOW MUCH IT COSTS TO BUY A GALLON OF MILK IN EACH STATE
- Mar. 1, 2021

https://www.zippia.com/advice/gallon...ts-each-state/

I buy it at walmart and it's usually about $2.20 a gallon. They sell powdered milk at the rate of $4 a gallon. Those people in alaska should buy a lot of that. It will keep for years.

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Mar. 1, 2021

It's December, hillbilly goyim.

[Guno צְבִי]

It's December, hillbilly goyim.

It was always high green jello eating dofus same price now as then , poor kolobian

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Newsweek report and video evidence:

https://www.newsweek.com/woman-rural...-times-1655459

[gemini104104]

Pedo Joe and his handlers are injecting trillions of dollars of phony money into the economy to buy votes.

Bull crap and so is your crappy source. Consider some facts versus your anti Biden fiction:

I thought I would never agree with this person but in this one instance, I have made an exception:

Tom Cotton Admits Trump, Not Biden, Caused Inflation Oops.
Republicans have been hammering the Biden administration over inflation. Democrats have tried to respond by blaming supply-chain shortages caused by the pandemic. But Republican senator Tom Cotton has a completely different theory: He blames inflation on Donald Trump’s poor selection to lead the Federal Reserve.

Cotton’s view, laid out in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, places the blame for inflation squarely on Jerome Powell, the Fed’s chairman. “Mr. Powell’s Fed has forced millions of American families to choose whether to pay the mortgage, feed their families, fill up their gas tanks, heat their homes or buy Christmas presents,” he argues.

Cotton makes this case in the course of explaining his forthcoming vote against Powell’s renomination. And obviously, Cotton is not trying to blame Trump (whose name does not appear in his column). But, while anything Powell does in his second term will be on Biden, the reason Powell has the job in the first place is that Donald Trump appointed him.

Trump selected Powell in large part because he deemed his predecessor, Janet Yellen, too short to effectively handle monetary policy. Once in office, Powell was an inflation dove, leaving interest rates low in order to run the economy hot. Trump was constantly demanding Powell push interest rates even lower.

Cotton’s view implies that Powell was wrong, and Trump was even more wrong."

Obviously, the former fake so-called president tRump never appointed qualified people but actors who did what he told them to do who lacked the qualifications to do anything productive, etc.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021...ump-biden.html

The net drag that the tRump insurgency had on the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) coupled with the inflation his insurgency created:

Economic policy of the Donald Trump administration

Real GDP was forecast to fall at a nearly 38% annual rate in the second quarter, or 11.2% versus the prior quarter, with a return to positive quarter-to-quarter growth of 5.0% in Q3 and 2.5% in Q4 2020. However, real GDP was not expected to regain its Q4 2019 level until 2022 or later."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Econom...administration

There are also two perspectives on inflation as in is it good or bad?

Inflation is and has been a highly debated phenomenon in economics. Even the use of the word "inflation" has different meanings in different contexts. Many economists, businessmen, and politicians maintain that moderate inflation levels are needed to drive consumption, assuming that higher levels of spending are crucial for economic growth.

The Federal Reserve typically targets an annual rate of inflation for the U.S., believing that a slowly increasing price level keeps businesses profitable and prevents consumers from waiting for lower prices before making purchases. There are some, in fact, who believe that the primary function of inflation is to prevent deflation.

Others, however, argue that inflation is less important and even a net drag on the economy. Rising prices make savings harder, driving individuals to engage in riskier investment strategies to increase or even maintain their wealth. Some claim that inflation benefits some businesses or individuals at the expense of most others."
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/ans...od-economy.asp

[Hawkeye10]

Drinking refrigerated fresh milk in Alaska is idiotic. UHT milk is a much better idea.