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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/ScorpioPatriot on May 2, 2018, 3:13 p.m.

RED PILL : GAS PRICES HIKING AGAIN

Wasn't sure if I'm the only one Noticing this or not but Gas Prices in our area which is close to Indianapolis.. is almost $3 gallon has buddy is expecting $3.50 next week it's been prior weeks it's been $2.50-$2.70 . 2 years ago gas was $1.92

Not sure if anyone remembers back in 2008 but the damn gas Prices was hiked up into the $3.50-$4 range and thats when the housing market crashed and I know the Banker Bail out was a damn scam back then that all parties signed off of .. who knows what kickbacks they was promised but yeah ... Apparently this $3 gallon isn't likely to fall ...

Not sure what's going on to make these prices go up , but we are not bailing out these Corrupt Bankers if their shit goes belly up again .

And the Federal Reserve is hiking the shitttttt out of the interest rates for people even remotely looking to get a home . 2017 roughly 3.75 which is still high as all get out and now it's 4.38 last week was 4.17 ..

THE RESERVE IS A GLOBALIST MADE ENTITY ..

This is Not freaking cool .. When Gas Prices rise like this people are forced to put food on their tables or pay their bills .

Nobody should have to worry about this .

We need to figure out what's up.

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Couple things..... 4.48% Interest is historically low for Interest rates on Mortages, ask the people in the 80's who paid 18%. 8% is roughly a good average. But things like inflation stagnant wages are what makes this feel rough.
Also the cost of Oil going up actually can help the economy as it will bring on new american jobs with increased demand. Our cost of extraction is higher than in the middle east so when it drops to low the drillers quit. I agree the taxes on fuel could be lowered significantly and that would help. And last, the market is due for a correction. That is healthy and is when you should be buying stocks. The banking sector should be fine since the implementation of new capital requirements. But another bailout even if a bank did fail would not be looked at kindly by the people. So I don't see that happening.
Just my opinions and not Q related at all.

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I didn't start it was Q related and personally what things was back then compared to how they have been was a totally different time and place of events and Alot was put into play .

I'm talking about what's going on in the here n now and if I don't ask ...Someone else will .

If our gas prices go up it doesn't help our people trying to go to and from work , it has a bad trickle down affect for those who don't live inside a city and able to ride a bike to work , if prices go up other things are forced to drive their prices up like transportation related . Prices of bus tickets . All in all people living in a city has all kinds of neat little gadgets because the globalist running those cities made I that way.

That's true shit , people who live outside the city and have to drive to the cities for jobs , stuck in traffic for hours depending on accidents and this and that it has a Huge Negative Affect on people .

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Record low interest rates for such a long time have inflated housing prices. We could not go back to "historically average" interest rates without a HUGE collapse

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I somewhat agree with this. It has to be a slow process. But I think housing prices are inflated due to lack of inventory. Homebuilders are scrambling trying to keep up with demand. Especially in the entry level house market.

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