MTG is framing this hysterically, and I wish she'd stop.
I beg to differ. Her sense of urgency for a potential economic disaster is warranted. Biden or his puppet masters could do something about this but he says he will not. Perhaps we don't need all those things on those cargo ships but a lot of them we Do need...ie. electrical parts for vehicles, appliances, hvac systems...not to mention the trucking jobs that could come to a complete stand still...oh and more inflated prices too. The potential strike is a big deal...more people need to get vocal about this and headlines may be the only way to get people informed. Having said all that, completely agree that reason, calm and leadership are certainly in order...though seemingly in short supply.
I see your point and agree about the supply chain issue. But port management (which is frequently globalist) isn't going to respond to hysterical tweets, and neither are the unions representing American longshore workers (who are in fact increasingly put upon in a global neofeudal system).
And let's not forget Chyna's massive investment in US ports. It is very much in their interest to cause chaos in an election year...so why isn't MTG talking about THAT?
Just search on a term like
chinese investment us ports
and you can see that the CCP has its tendrils in EVERYTHING from port infrastructure to tech to gantry cranes.
And the Dems are in cahoots with Chyna at every step of the way.
This is a situation that needs the coolest possible heads and reactions, not this hysteria.
I beg to differ. Her sense of urgency for a potential economic disaster is warranted. Biden or his puppet masters could do something about this but he says he will not. Perhaps we don't need all those things on those cargo ships but a lot of them we Do need...ie. electrical parts for vehicles, appliances, hvac systems...not to mention the trucking jobs that could come to a complete stand still...oh and more inflated prices too. The potential strike is a big deal...more people need to get vocal about this and headlines may be the only way to get people informed. Having said all that, completely agree that reason, calm and leadership are certainly in order...though seemingly in short supply.
I see your point and agree about the supply chain issue. But port management (which is frequently globalist) isn't going to respond to hysterical tweets, and neither are the unions representing American longshore workers (who are in fact increasingly put upon in a global neofeudal system).
And let's not forget Chyna's massive investment in US ports. It is very much in their interest to cause chaos in an election year...so why isn't MTG talking about THAT?
Just search on a term like
chinese investment us ports
and you can see that the CCP has its tendrils in EVERYTHING from port infrastructure to tech to gantry cranes.
And the Dems are in cahoots with Chyna at every step of the way.
This is a situation that needs the coolest possible heads and reactions, not this hysteria.
Points well taken! and you've given me some research items as well. Thank you.
Most welcome, and thank you in return for the civil reply. You might also like to look at the gCaptain maritime issues blog/news feeds.
https://gcaptain.com