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To: CheshireTheCat

Interesting you should mention that.

J.M. Huber always had the leading economic indicator in their internal production numbers. They began as an ink and kaolin company that eventually got into the oil business to produce carbon black to make ink. Kaolin is used in making fine glossy paper for sales brochures. There is a direct relationship between every economic up and down and printing ink and kaolin sales. It was reliable for decades.


25 posted on 10/31/2021 3:43:54 PM PDT by Sequoyah101 (Politicians are only marginally good at one thing, being politicians. Otherwise they are fools.I ha)
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To: Sequoyah101

I am sure there are a lot of companies that make a lot of different things that are able to show historical economic correlations between increases and decreases in orders for final products or components.

In thinking about the ink, embalming fluid and whatever is necessary to carry out cremations comes to mind.

Companies that make those things would be getting more orders if deaths are up due to the vaccines.

Orders for the drugs used to fight the clots and other conditions caused by the vaccines must be up.

Life insurance payouts. Disability insurance. Health insurance claims of various kinds. Up.

At what point do employers mandating the vaxxes say, “Wait a minute. We have a report here from our health insurance provider about the increase in heart attacks among employees and telling us we need to put in place a stress reduction program” and wonder what is really going ?


26 posted on 10/31/2021 3:54:48 PM PDT by CheshireTheCat ("Forgetting pain is convenient.Remembering it agonizing.But recovering truth is worth the suffering")
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