This is making me wonder something. Yes there has been inflation and goods have been getting more expensive in countries like Russia, South Africa, Argentina and Namibia, but why haven't we seen shortages of goods in these countries like we've been seeing in Europe and North America?
Timmy
I would say most conservatives are still normies and have absolutely no concern or desire to prep. I'm glad I'm not a normie
Yes, so ridiculous. 🙄 I figured that they had him on some kind of a list, because I haven’t been allowed to post any photos of him on Instagram for the past two years, and Facebook owns Instagram.
I have a friend in the city of Perm in Russia, she said there's no sign of any shortage yet. Here in South Africa, goods have been getting more expensive, but there's no sign of shortages thus far. People I know from Namibia also said they they've seen price increases, but don't see any shortage yet. I'm not throwing out the possibility of shortages in those countries, I've just not seen any reports if shortages in those countries yet
Nico D. Sun
Luckily I live on the outskirts of a city. If electricity fails too I can get enough wood for cooking.
The biggest reason for the shortages is that Americas ports are backed up and Ships are not getting unloaded quickly enough. Other countries will eventually feel the same effects as America, but not until later.
America Imports 15% of its food supply, and I am pretty sure that that does not include ingredients that they use for their "Domestic" food products
Dmitry Derlyatko
Come to mother Russia. Sides have flipped, no we have full stores and no logistics problems. That's because we came back from socialism, and now capitalistic as fuck.
There is nothing wrong with Russia, only with socialism. Elites are doing what ever they can to make us hate each other. This is going on for over a hundred years now, or even more. They need another war, to make even more money.
Yes there has been inflation and goods have been getting more expensive in countries like Russia, South Africa, Argentina and Namibia, but why haven't we seen shortages of goods in these countries like we've been seeing in Europe and North America?