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In reply to the discussion: I'm seeing a lot of dire news about the bird flu on Twitter. Not going to link anything, just a heads up, [View all]

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3. I would stock up an a few months worth of non perishables, items that would be very hard to live without
Reply to LiberalLoner (Original post)
Sun Jan 26, 2025, 08:52 PM
Jan 26

as I expect hyper inflation, shortages and a pandemic to be a certainty in our future.

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I'm seeing a lot of dire news about the bird flu on Twitter. Not going to link anything, just a heads up, [View all] LiberalLoner Jan 26 OP
A good suggestion. If past is prologue, the Trump Administration will try to keep us in the dark surfered Jan 26 #1
The Mango Malefactor is probably gearing up to let it spread. CentralMass Jan 26 #2
The parasite is killing the host RainCaster Jan 26 #7
I would stock up an a few months worth of non perishables, items that would be very hard to live without yaesu Jan 26 #3
Fortunately dairy cattle appear not to be severely affected (although that could change) and with hlthe2b Jan 26 #4
Some info on the effects in dairy cattle... CaptainTruth Jan 26 #11
10% affected... and they generally recover. As opposed to the entire poultry facility requiring culliing. hlthe2b Jan 27 #13
We're going to be a third world country by June if this nightmare keeps up. Initech Jan 26 #5
Need help selecting best options. Baitball Blogger Jan 26 #6
Cheap protein can be found RainCaster Jan 26 #8
I own some powdered eggs (25 year shelf-life) Ilsa Jan 26 #9
I'm confused AverageOldGuy Jan 26 #10
Shitler's tariffs on Colombia are going to blow coffee prices sky high, too. Ziggysmom Jan 26 #12
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