[Red Badger]

The war eggacerbates the situation................

[wildcard_redneck]

This must be your 7th post about eggs. As the situation on the ground for the Ukrainian slave army worsens you Zeeps have been posting the stupidest of stories.

[Yo-Yo]

And yet:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4206329/posts

Russia's economy is going strong despite sanctions from the U.S. and its allies

Despite sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy has not suffered.

Russia has been hit with huge economic sanctions since it invaded Ukraine nearly two years ago. But the Russian economy has remained strong, defying many economists' expectations.

So Putin and his Government has lots of oil money, but nowhere to spend it?

[hardspunned]

You forgot the cucumbers! You’ve posted time and again about the Ruskie eggs but only once about the RedThreat cucumbers. We can take the horrific news. Have cucumbers gotten a little expensive too? Oh, the huge manetee!

[monkeyshine]

egg prices rose by 40.29 percent
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That won’t go over easy on the people.

[packagingguy]

My bets are on the Easter Bunny hoarding eggs for this coming Easter. That’s what’s causing prices to spike.

[Thrownatbirth]

Figures. Russians can’t Chicken Dance.

[moovova]

Sounds like Russia has cracked up.

[mac_truck]

😀

[Waverunner]

Egg prices at Publix in Florida..
2019 - 12 large white eggs - $1.49
2023 - 12 large white eggs - $3.49
12 large organic eggs $8.49
Americas egg crisis
This is a little higher than the quote 3-4% inflation.
I only post this because my 84 yr old neighbor about had a heart attack when I picked up a dozen eggs for her.

[Mariner]

“egg prices rose by 40.29 percent year-on-year”

Hilarious.

In the US they’ve nearly doubled. How about posting a story about that?

[Kazan]

KABOOM!

Massive Russian Air Raid – Industrial, Military and Infrastructure Facilities Hit in Ukraine – 122 Missiles and 24 Drones Used – Was It the Largest of the War?

The war in Ukraine is heading to its 2-year mark with the warring nations in inverted trajectories.

Kiev’s regime is lacking ammo, missiles, drones and air defense systems – and conscripting the old, the infirm and even women.

As for Russia, it’s stronger by the day, with its military industry churning out equipment like never before.

This will probably mean that this will be a hard winter for Ukrainians, with Russia making territorial gains in multiple parts of the 1,000-kilometer (620-mile) line of contact, and unstoppable air raids targeting military and infrastructure facilities.

Last night and this morning, Russian forces unleashed a MASSIVE missile and drone strike in multiple regions, in what may or may not have been the largest air raid in the whole war, depending on who you listen to – as we will see.

Associated Press reported:

“Russia launched 122 missiles and a score of drones against Ukrainian targets, officials said Friday, killing at least 20 civilians across the country in what an air force official said was the biggest aerial barrage of the war.”

[Socon-Econ]

The USS had its own egg shortage about a year ago. It ended when small producers jumped into the market en masse.