What If This Entire Crisis Was Strategically Planned

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Mere weeks before the statistical peak fuel prices leading into Memorial Day, doesn’t it seem unusual that a massive ‘crisis’ strikes severely exacerbating already spiked fuel costs due to the Keystone XL Pipeline debacle with a massive, artificial shortage? Mind you, all of this is happening as lawmakers push for higher gas, sales and income taxes “for infrastructure” right on the cusp of COVID19 restrictions finally falling away and travel industries gearing up for a boom.

Democrats Are INCREASING The Pressure

Following six months of riots and burning cities as civil unrest, BLM and Antifa terror reigned in the streets, a regime rose in a badly corrupted election which is viewed as illegitimate by more than half of the population. That regime once in place began pushing incredibly divisive policy, paying Americans to NOT work, forcing employers to try and compete with increased and extended unemployment benefits after they’ve been forced to lose money in a nearly year-long lockdown that felt very artificial, coerced and unneccesarily destructive by most people.

Doesn’t it seem like there is a goal here? Something driving these decisions?

Consider these topics:

In any of these areas, are the Democrat-Socialists in Congress and the Biden-Harris regime improving the situation or worsening it? Are they increasing tensions or applying a soothing balm to the nation’s wounds? Are they leading us toward recovery, or priming us for detonation?

Also consider the economy and comparisons that are rampant between the Great Depression, the Great Recession of 2008 and the COVID Lockdown or so called: “Corona Crash”. One of these events was natural, two of them were engineered by Democrat policies, one may have been inadvertantly, the most recent one however, could be deliberate.

Forbes compared the three in March,

“How Big Was The Sell-Off In The Dow Jones Through The Various Market Crises & How Many Months Did It Take To The Bottom?

  • The Great Depression was the most severe stock market crisis to date, with the Dow tanking 89% from its pre-crisis peak. The decline occurred over a period of about 34 months.
  • The Great Recession saw the markets fall by 49% over a period of 16 months.
  • In comparison, the Dow has fallen by about 28% over the Coronavirus crisis between February 11 and March 12, 2020.”

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