Is all Pelosi's fault!
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To: Sub-Driver
well what the heck
there is your obesity cure
not to mention
we should have gone for 20 year low
this odd numbers are just lame
however adjusted for inflation food is actually free
2 posted on
04/14/2008 2:52:37 PM PDT by
Flavius
(war gives peace its security)
To: Sub-Driver
Its going to get worse before it gets better. Food prices haven't risen as much here as elsewhere or else we'd be seeing riots in the streets and shaken governments trying to keep a lid on food related unrest.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
3 posted on
04/14/2008 2:54:11 PM PDT by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives In My Heart Forever)
To: Toddsterpatriot; Mase; expat_panama
How can this be? I thought the government doesn’t keep track of food price inflation.
4 posted on
04/14/2008 2:54:11 PM PDT by
1rudeboy
To: Sub-Driver
Ramen noodles are up from 13 cents to 15 cents a package.
I guess I'll simply go without.
5 posted on
04/14/2008 2:54:13 PM PDT by
Lazamataz
(Secondhand Aztlan Smoke causes drug addiction obesity in global warming cancer immigrant terrorists.)
To: Sub-Driver
This is the result of new federal programs desighned to optimize your life. The feds want to reduce your likelihood of obesity by quadrupling food prices, reduce your chances of being in a car accident by quadrupling gas prices, etc.
6 posted on
04/14/2008 2:55:00 PM PDT by
Mad_Tom_Rackham
("The land of the Free...Because of the Brave")
To: Sub-Driver
My favorite tortilla corn chips went up by 17% last week.
Eat now while you still can.
7 posted on
04/14/2008 2:56:48 PM PDT by
blam
(Secure the border and enforce the law)
To: Sub-Driver
U.S. food prices rose 4% in 2007
That percentage will be much higher for 2008, and significant higher if gasoline gets near the predicted $4.00 per gallon.
Transportation costs will be added on to raw materials and to processed goods.
Many common food items have already increased double-digit percentages over what they were a year ago.
For example locally, the price of a box of crackers has jumped from $0.69 last fall to $0.99 this spring to $1.25 last week. The price of a jar of peanuts went from $1.99 to $2.15 to $2.49.
Those kinds of increases are actual and are substantially more than the 4% or so being reported.
8 posted on
04/14/2008 2:58:12 PM PDT by
TomGuy
To: Sub-Driver
WASHINGTON -- The president of the World Bank has called for immediate action to deal with mounting food prices that have caused deadly violence in several countries. Robert Zoellick says the international community has to put its money where its mouth is and act now to help hungry people. He is urging governments to rapidly carry out commitments to provide the U.N. World Food Program with $500 million in emergency aid it needs by May 1. Zoellick said Sunday after a meeting of the bank's policy-setting committee that the fall of the government in Haiti over the weekend after a wave of deadly rioting and looting over food prices underscores the importance of quick international action. It is not just the US Food Prices. This is the direct result of cyclical fluctuations of the standard food supply and increased population demands. Mother Nature will take care of the population problem through natural means. /sarc.
9 posted on
04/14/2008 2:58:57 PM PDT by
EBH
( ... the riotousness of the crowd is always very close to madness. --Alculin c.735-804)
To: Sub-Driver
So plant a garden this Summer...that is once all of that “Global Warming” melts off...
Just sayin’...
22 posted on
04/14/2008 3:16:47 PM PDT by
Bean Counter
(Stout Hearts.....)
To: Sub-Driver
There is a government measure of food costs that I used to hear all the time, but never hear about now. Not sure when I stopped hearing about it, but the Average Market Basket, or some such, was once reported frequently. It was the cost of the same grocery items and some other household items purchased at certain intervals and reported as a measure of food.
Anyone ever about the Average Market Basket these days?
27 posted on
04/14/2008 3:36:17 PM PDT by
Will88
To: Sub-Driver
No, it’s all the FED’s fault, as much as I’d like to blame Yappy Dog Chiwawa, she is partly (out of controll spending) but then so are 533-535 other Congresscritters! PRIMARILY the FED though...
29 posted on
04/14/2008 3:38:49 PM PDT by
JSDude1
(Tis only a “protest” vote if your political worldview is Republican 1st, conservative 2nd. -pissan)
To: Sub-Driver
It’s time some folks learned gardening. And I don’t mean flowers.
32 posted on
04/14/2008 3:47:48 PM PDT by
TexasRepublic
(When hopelessness replaces hope, it opens the door to evil.)
To: Sub-Driver
I don’t know why people are complaining about the price of food now, because under slick willies administration, bread went from 99 cents a loaf to 1.79 cents a loaf, milk, meat, chicken, fish, everything went up and nobody complained. How come they are complaining now?????
34 posted on
04/14/2008 3:50:56 PM PDT by
mom-7
To: Sub-Driver

Time to get out the old WIN button.... I think I left it in the pocket of my brown polyester leisure suit.
35 posted on
04/14/2008 3:59:29 PM PDT by
Thudd
(Go sell stupid somewhere else - we're full up here.)
To: Sub-Driver
U.S. Food Inflation Worst in 17 Years
Hey, let's divert land and capital and farming operations away from producing food into producing biofuels. That won't have any real effect. More farmers who will want to produce food will just spring up to take the others' place.
36 posted on
04/14/2008 4:03:35 PM PDT by
aruanan
To: Sub-Driver
Gee!was’nt it just a month ago that I read that the commerce department was reporting that inflation was low.Even at that time a drunk would have noticed the price of everything was going through the roof.
The only question I have is when will this low inflation rate retun?
38 posted on
04/14/2008 4:09:33 PM PDT by
puppypusher
(The world is going to the dogs.)
To: Sub-Driver
Here’s the ingedients for a key lime pie that serves eight: 16 graham crackers 3 tablespoons sugar 1/4 lb. butter 4 large egg yolks 14 oz. sweetened condensed milk 12 key limes.
What’s that $6 wholesale? No pie’s worth $25 to me or $20 for that matter.
39 posted on
04/14/2008 4:22:00 PM PDT by
count-your-change
(you don't have to be brilliant, not being stupid is enough.)
To: Sub-Driver
Well, let's see - first, we refuse to allow drilling for oil off shore near Florida, and in ANWR. Then, we refuse to build new refining capacity, thus limiting our ability to produce the energy necessary for basic transportation. These acts alone work to drastically increase the price of petrolium-based products in this country by reducing supply and increasing foreign control.
Then, in it's increased wisdom, the government diverts taxpayers' money towards subsidizing the diversion of vital agricultural resources from food production to expensive ethanol production. So as if it weren't bad enough that transportation costs were rising, the reduction of potential food supply is also having the predictable effect.
Grow your own, people, grow your own. It's not going to get any better until about 90% of the democRATS and 50% of the Republicans are run out of office.
41 posted on
04/14/2008 4:35:20 PM PDT by
meyer
(Still conservative, no longer Republican)
To: Sub-Driver
Some Revelations fun:
"And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine."
To: Sub-Driver

Gee, I wonder why? Hmmmmm......
50 posted on
04/14/2008 5:18:28 PM PDT by
mc5cents
(Show me just what Mohammd brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman)
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