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2021 Off with Severe but Turbulent Hope – Let’s Buckle Up – Part 4

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Arthur
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Sounds like the ultimate unholy cocktail. Could be on to something there.


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In other bad news maybe they will blame the La Palma volcano

for their next one

https://www.brighteon.com/d1ecd633-37be-4557-b3f4-d794a9f8133f


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And so it all begins … :popcorn

Starts @ 1:15

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Starts @ 4:10

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Last night (10-01-21) “Joe Biden” in the halls of Congress says “that they will get the Bills before them passed whether it takes six minutes, six days, or six weeks.

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And in China

Wow, what is going on in China?
Traffic lights gone dark. Factories shut down. What caused China's power crisis?  China's nationwide power crunch has caused drastic electricity cuts. Factories across the country have shifted to reduced schedules or been asked to halt operations, slowing a supply chain already strained by shipping blockages due to coronavirus outbreaks. The crisis had been building through the summer but caught public attention last week when China’s northeastern provinces made sudden electricity cuts to residential areas. The shortages come at a time when China's leaders are facing complaints from a widening middle class worried about housing, education and prospects for the future. Those worries were underscored in recent weeks by news that one of the country's largest property developers, Evergrande, was $300 billion in debt and facing potential collapse. Analysts say such troubles are signs of deep-set problems in China's slowing economy.

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