Preppers’ PING!!
it appears O knows he doesn’t need any more purchased votes
So THAT’S what all those bullets were for...
Nov 1st is when the food stamp credits are issued.
At the end of the month when the credits have run out is when there would be recognition of a problem by the hungry folk and the fraudsters who rely on EBT for cash.
The end of the temporary stimulus increase means $11 whole bucks a month for a single person
I guess we will see.
Is that like a murder of crows?
It’s a measly 5% reduction. It sounds like they are provoking riots.
jobs
jobs
jobs
hello Democrats you royal folk ups
The price of lobster, shrimp and rib eye steak set to plummet.
perhaps the government can arrange free or cheap ski lift tickets
This begs the question: will DHS be trying to control the FSA, or be helping them loot?
So...lemme get this straight. They’re worried about widespread rioting, death and destruction and they’re protecting...yeah, you read it right...”the IRS and other government buildings.” Nice. Don’t worry, fellas, the rest of us will let you know when it’s safe to come out.
In my volunteer job as a triage interviewer at a local food bank I’m beginning to see this. The Department of Human Services(DHS) in South Carolina lists the monthly food stamp amounts on the Household Summary clients must present for us to help them.
The months listed start with the next month and go backwards for 12 months. So I’m seeing the amount for Nov and it’s five percent less than the October amount. I’ll ask, “Do you know your food stamps are going down next month?” Majority of clients don’t know and are upset when I point out the November number on the report.
I have been told this reduction is because several billion dollars of nobama’s stimulus was thrown at food stamps and now that money has been used up. I don’t know if this is the truth but it sounds plausible.
Less for food stamps and food inflation is not a nice combination.
Just think what the dollar will buy when its reserve status is completely eroded.
In California, everyone got an increase in their allocation in October, then a notification of a federally mandated decrease starting in November. I seriously doubt anyone in California will experience a net decrease.
The majority of people I interview are not interested in a job. Mostly because if they have a job they'll lose their other government benefits: Monthly SSI check for life, Section 8 housing allowance, FI (cash money straight to them), day care assistance, gasoline stipend, utility assistance, etc, etc, ad nausem.
That amounts to thousands of dollars per year they lose if they get a good job
Sad but true.
Which brings up the interesting question: How do you compete with Santa Claus?
