At what point do we say "Enough is enough"? Since the beginning of the plandemic, the general strategy seems to have centered on measures, mandates, and other general decisions aimed at impacting the availability and accessibility of basics.

First we needed to restrict the processing and distribution of foods- particularly chicken and beef to "slow the spread" of a cold virus, then institute crippling protocols that effectively slowed production of commodities while having next to zero effect on the virus itself.

Then there was the bird flu theater "necessitating" the destruction of entire flocks of chickens and egg-producing hens because -- well, reasons. The bird flu has come and gone in the past WITHOUT the need to play games with consumers, the availability of basic foods, and the spending power of their money; yet this was deemed as necessary- and populations already shell-shocked from Covid restrictions seemed incapable of questioning why.

Now we have a protracted war (presumably) involving a country that supplies a large portion of wheats and grains to the food supply. Again, cowed communities of modern serfs aren't questioning the callous assault on the food supply and the conjuring of political excuse after excuse the screw with us.

Our collective nose is being rubbed in globalist BS and we're whimpering like whipped puppies. We need to collectively grow a pair and turn on our masters.