Jack Ohman for July 03, 2022

Lovin’ the name of the crypto company. And that it’s available for nothing much.

I heard today on the glass ti‍t that “they” are starting to crack down on places that use oil products to make electricity to run bitcoin mining operations.

Sitting in a park in Paris, France

Reading the news and it sure looks badThey won’t give peace a chanceThat was just a dream some of us hadStill a lot of lands to seeBut I wouldn’t wanna stay here

It’s too old and cold and settled in its ways here

Oh, but California California, I’m coming home

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Joni Mitchell

I am really getting tired of seeing people complain about inflation. There are reasons for prices being higher. The Pandemic disrupted the world economy making a lot of things scarce. Developed economies around the world spent a lot of (borrowed) money to keep things from crashing. Remember getting the check with Trump’s signature on it? Even before that Republicans stoked a straw fire with their tax cut for the rich to fire up the already recovering US economy anticipating the 2020 election. Then there is world over population causing more scarcity. Oh, and there’s Putin’s war in the Ukraine as if we didn’t have enough disruption. Boo-hoo, you have to pay $5 for a gallon of gas.

Whining they can’t afford gas…then 42 million of the same whiners driving to a July 4th vacation destination (in their 18 mpg SUV).

California has the type of leaders it deserves.

https://inflationdata.com/articles/2022/05/21/worldwide-inflation-by-country-2022/

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1317878/inflation-rate-interest-rate-by-country/

https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/inflation-rate-

it’s always something, Rosanna Rosanadana

Hey, I realize that this is a campaign stunt, but at least it’s one that gives me money.

If only those that lived and grew up during the Great Depression could hear these whiners now.

Not inflation it is the oil companies globally putting the squeeze on so they can get Trump ‘elected’ is causing the rise not inflation.

July 3. If you don’t read it, it’s the same. I read it.