What is occurring here is not inflation. We are told that inflation occurs when there is is an excess in the money supply and money circulation.
But how could this be when most people are struggling and not getting pay raises to match the rate of price increases? If there is too much money in circulation then it suggests that average people have a big wallet and are willing to pay above the normal rate for a good or service.
There may be more money in the hands of the rich, but if it's not in the hands of the people then its not "in circulation". According to what we are told about inflation the prices are rising higher and tuned towards what consumers are willing to pay with the increase of circulated money supply. If it is not with those consumers then we can't say that there is more money in circulation that is causing the price increases.
Just think about it. The narrative that there is too much money in circulation is nonsense.
What is actually occurring is artificial scarcity of energy, causing all prices to go up in all sectors. Electricity, gasoline, and other fuels have all seen sky high prices largely due to purposeful government regulation. The government is causing the crisis and are lying to us that it is inflation.
The question is, who is doing it and why. Keeping with Q mythos, I find it likely that the White Hats are using this as part of the "We must pass through the darkness, to reach the light" plan.
Go back 4 years. How much money flooded into the economy during COVID? The insane unemployment benefits and other attempts to keep the economy going. I don't remember the exact figures, but as one example, at one point I was calculating my mother in law was paid $60 an hour to NOT work her minimum wage job.
People were spending tons of money doing home improvements, since they didn't have anything else to do. In the neighborhood I lived in at that time, I saw lots of neighbors outside every day working on their homes.
Anyway, inflation started back then, it isn't a recent thing. What you're describing and we're experiencing now, is the result of inflation, not the start or cause of inflation.
Incorrect. In order for the inflation narrative to be valid you would have to argue that we are all earning 30%+ more over the past few years, which is ridiculously false.
Not only that but if the money we printed during covid had entered circulation, incomes would have risen by 500% by now, and prices would have followed suit. We wouldn’t be seeing 30% inflation over here and almost no inflation over there. Housing prices haven’t climbed due to inflation, but by Blackrock and Vanguard buying up real estate all over the country at 20-30% above market value for the past 8 years.