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Slack.com slash DHQ. Joe Biden has now been in office for 14 months. Inflation is at 40-year

highs. Gas prices have hit all time highs. We're witnessing the first major war in Europe

in 70 years. Some people believe we're all on the brink of World War III and to top it

all off, there's not enough food. With regard to food shortage, yes, we did. We

thought we were talking about food shortages. It's going to be real. The price of these sanctions

is not just imposed upon Russia. It's imposed upon an offload of countries as well, including

European countries and our country as well. The food shortages are going to be real,

he says. As though that's just a normal thing in America. Food shortages, something that

we have not had in this country in what? 90 plus years? I'm thinking what, the great depression

was that the last time even then? Food shortages in the richest, most powerful country in the

history of the world and a president who just sort of shrugs it off like that's normal.

We managed to survive Biden's winter of sickness and death just to find ourselves in the

springtime of famine and hunger. Can you even imagine what Biden's got planned for summer?

For the past two years, things that we never thought could happen in this country have become

realities, seemingly overnight, full-scale lockdowns, church, closures, federally mandated

mussels, an economy that just stops. Now food shortages as we stare down the barrel of

a great power war in Europe. I am no fan of Barack Obama, but even a stopped clock is

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