Effects of Inflation on Food

To determine the real effects of inflation in America you should first calculate how much you spent on housing, cars and food in any given month or week.

Chances are you bought more groceries than cars or homes in any given week or month.

And now, the Democrats are blaming grocery prices on their favorite source (Donald Trump) based on the following chart.

 

 

 

 

Ironically (or NOT) their intent to blame the effects of inflation and record high groceries in 2025 on Trump revealed something unexpected.

And if you look closer at the graphic you will see how it reveals the culprit for the rise in food prices.

 

In 2021 (one year into the fake pandemic) grocery prices skyrocketed.

And it was mostly a result of:

 

• Supply chain shortages were abundant
• Shipping docks were at a standstill
• Countless food producers were forced to shutter their businesses to adhere to social distancing guidelines
• And World trade temporarily halted

 

 

All because of man-made virus that they said was going to kill everyone on the planet unless you took their clot-shot.

And then we had the Ukraine war breakout in 2022, disrupting Europe’s bread basket.

Poor weather conditions resulted in low harvests, and a series of diseases spread to livestock and poultry.

Every nation experienced a rise in food prices following the disastrous policies set forth in 2020, with most feeling the inflationary shocks starting in 2021.

 

 

Effects of Inflation

 

 

We wrote about the effects of inflation back then and we will repeat what we said:

 

You Cannot Shut Down the Global Economy and Not Expect a Huge Blowback in the Form of Inflation.

 

And here we are, five years later still feeling the effects of a small sinister group of globalists efforts to control the world.

 

Ironically (or NOT) the Democrats efforts to blame record high prices on Trump has backfired.

Rightfully so.

Because if anyone cared to look, (at the chart above) they would have seen that prices have fallen relatively flat under Trump, whereas they were skyrocketing under Biden.

To be fair, the Covid nonsense did start under Trump.

 

However, Biden implemented a series of failed policies that directly contributed to higher inflation.

As a result, prices have never fallen back to pre-pandemic levels, and the prices we see are more or less the new norm.

Translation:  Don’t hold your breath waiting for prices to come down.

 

And don’t try to make a macro trend out of an isolated micro area like blaming Trump on food prices or any list.

 

 

 

 

Instead, learn how to see these trends before they affect the markets and prosper from them (HERE).

 

Share this with a friend…especially if they thought it was a good idea to lockdown the world for a fake pandemic.  They’ll thank YOU later.

 

And tell them:

 

We’re Not Just About Finance

But we use finance to give you hope.

“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”

~John 8:32~