Tonight NBC Nightly news… “Kroger announces major supply chain interruptions”.

The best quote I read today was:

"If this were a real pandemic, we would not be firing hospital staff."

Similarly, we would not be firing anyone in the trucking or food businesses if this were a real pandemic.

I'm glad I ordered more TP yesterday from Sam's Club, even though I didn't need it. Just had a strange feeling all this shit was going to start again.

They are building a HUGE brand new Meijers store by my house. It is almost done have no idea what the hell they are going to fill that huge place with.

Yep.

They have their marching orders coming down from high above.

Don't plant crops.

Dump most dammed-up rainwater into the ocean.

Starve the masses.

By any means necessary.

Shortages are the New Normal.

US Starvation is the New Normal.

'Vaccine/mRNA-Refusenik'-Discrimination is the New Normal...

Last week I was the grocery store, Meijer (also called Fred Meijer). They are big, in 11 states, but nowhere near Kroger which is national or Wally World which is international. I asked a guy stocking shelves if there were empty spaces because of lack of workers or if it was because I was there at night. he told me they were't getting all of their usual stock. He had a theory that because a lot of products are Proctor & Gamble and P&G HQ is in Cincinnati and so is Kroger, that Kroger was getting preference from P&G over smaller chains like Meijer. What you're reporting blows his theory out the window and makes it more disturbing.

While I have nothing to back this up, I kind of think that online orders w/curbside pick up and to your door delivery - Walmart and Amazon - may be putting pressure on in store inventory. The delivery thing is very "Great Reset" and was kicked into high gear with the commencement of the scamdemic. Even if that's the case, though, it should still be the same amount of product for the same amount customers, right?

There was also an article in the Daily Mail, a couple of days ago, saying the same thing about supermarkets in the UK. That they mainly blamed on Brexit with EU workers returning home and causing a truck driver shortage.

This supply chain shit, because it's so complex, needs to analyzed by independent and trustworthy experts to look for what's REALLY behind this. With so many moving parts, it doesn't take much for certain Satanic actors to bring the whole thing down.

Fred Meyer and

Fred Meijer are two different people/companies.

As a grocery supplier I wont say Meijer is perfect.

But they are a much better operation than kroger and wal mart

They don't even make room for it anymore, enough to unload a truck. And a small amount of room for overstock for advertised specials.

Dayum

100% correct

Hint YOU ARE ALL GOING TO DIE IN A ELE !

A couple months ago, the only way I was finally able to buy chicken wings was to order it off Walmart's website and then drive to the store for free pickup a few hours later. There would never be any on the shelves, it seemed like they were just reserved for online orders. Same thing with certain condiment sauces, shows in stock on their site...but empty shelves.

I meant BLM activist supporter.

Half the US may die this winter.

Not everybody is capable of running a business

Wife and I went shopping for something today, and all I can say is damn! Everything food wise was in low stock, everything! I told her...you see now, I’m not crazy. Won’t be long before these knuckleheads catch on and then all hell is going to break lose.

Get it while you can. Biden is a one term president and he is going to murder as many people as he can over the winter.

He wants the US to crash and burn and take at least half of us with it.

We're "lucky" to have two Walmart's within 3 miles of each other in a non-ghetto area. I can't tell you how often our household has to finish shopping at the other store this past few months because so much is missing from the shelves.

I was in Kroger near the house the other day and there were a lot of empty spaces.

Lots of stuff is happening. People are quitting over this jab mandate.

Indiana already seeing water shortages...diet pepsi....why ??

People quitting or getting fired over vaccine mandate. This is gonna be end times soon

You didnt hear??

Pepsi built that brand new plant on the south side of Indy.

A friggan week after if opened a tornado hit it.

Oh, I always thought it was Fred Meijer, not Meyer.. I always wondered why a company from Grand Rapids had any stores in the PNW, lol. That's weird because Meijer (originally called Meijer Thrifty Acres) was started by Fred Meijer.

Yeah Old Fred Meijer was really a good ole guy.
I had the pleasure of meeting him before he passed away.
The positive culture he started a Meijer has faded away yet.

Didn't you read the 16-year plan that Hillary and Obama planned, I believe the last push is to starve the people into compliance?

there is NO objective reason for a supply chain problem.
it is 100% FAKE, CREATED by Illuminati for famine.
WEF Klaus Schwab's "Operation Cyberpolygon" drills practiced this, and he said it would happen in real life.

Found a link btw


[link to www.zerohedge.com (secure)]

Manufactured, just like every other 'interruption' by TPTW.

Wow, so there's some proof of my suspicion and what a bunch of bullshit it is. I like to shop in person, for various reasons, and do not want to buy everything online, "Great Reset" style. What this online shopping will lead to is the closing of brick and mortar stores and further consolidation by the huge corporations like Amazon and Wally World. Once they control the market, they control the prices and terms and, if you don't like them, there won't be any local grocers left.