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Prepare For $5 At The Gas Pump, Safeway's Security Barriers In SF Store, Civil Asset Forfeiture Subscribe to http://youtube.com/c/growathome follow our backup channel http://bit.ly/odyseesru http://silverreportuncut.com Subscribe to the SRU podcast http://soundcloud.com/silverreport http://silverreportuncut.podbean.com Follow Us On Telegram http://t.me/silverreport & https://parler.com/profile/silverreport/posts anyone can post on our public group http://t.me/silverreportforum Ad revenue is down almost 70%, it's viewers like you who help keep the sru coming! you can donate via crypto at our website or consider supporting our work on http://buymeacoffee.com/silverreport https://www.patreon.com/silverreport "I'm worried that it may get too high, above $100 (per barrel)," according to Scott Sheffield, CEO of shale explorer Pioneer Natural Resources Co., who was speaking to Reuters in an interview at the Petroleum Congress in Houston on Tuesday. "I hope it stabilizes between an $80 to $100 range over the next several years. We need stability in the oil markets," he said. The only policy remedy the Fed has for a recession or bear market is to create inflation. You can’t fight inflation and create inflation at the same time. So, the markets still haven’t figured out the dilemma that the Fed is in, and that ultimately, even if the Fed starts an inflation fight, it’s not going to win it. It’s going to have to surrender because the collateral damage to the economy is unacceptable.” A Safeway grocery store in San Francisco, California, has redesigned the front end of its store to mitigate organized retail theft. "This Safeway is getting weirder and weirder," one shopper told San Francisco Chronicle who walked through a newly installed electronic gate at the entrance of the store. The gates allow customers to enter the store but prevent thieves from running out with a cart full of stolen items. Barriers were added throughout the checkout area, directing customers leaving the store into a single file line. Unused checkout aisles were blocked with large physical barriers. The store's side entrance was blocked by a new display of heavy plastic water bottles. "Like other local businesses, we are working on ways to curtail escalating theft to ensure the wellbeing of our employees and to foster a welcoming environment for our customers. Their safety remains our top priority," Wendy Gutshall, director of public and government affairs for Safeway's Northern California Division, said in an emailed statement. "These long-planned security improvements were implemented with those goals in mind," Gutshall said. Safeway has yet to roll out the new security measures at other stores. The one on 2020 Market St appears to be a pilot test. It also reduced operating hours -- now closing at 9 pm to prevent late-night thefts.

Subscribe to http://youtube.com/c/growathome follow our backup channel http://bit.ly/odyseesru http://silverreportuncut.com Subscribe to the SRU podcast http://soundcloud.com/silverreport http://silverreportuncut.podbean.com Follow Us On Telegram http://t.me/silverreport & https://parler.com/profile/silverreport/posts anyone can post on our public group http://t.me/silverreportforum Ad revenue is down almost 70%, it's viewers like you who help keep the sru coming! you can donate via crypto at our website or consider supporting our work on http://buymeacoffee.com/silverreport https://www.patreon.com/silverreport The truth is the federal government needs inflation. It depends on Federal Reserve money printing to support its borrow and spend budgeting strategy. Without the Fed’s inflationary activity, the government couldn’t finance its out-of-control spending habit. But politicians don’t want you to know that they are levying an inflation tax on you, This is the reason they keep telling you inflation is a good thing. Most of the time they point to the rising wages as why we should celebrate the soaring food prices. Prices are just rising because your wages are going up. Rising wages are a sign of inflation, not a cause. After all, a wage is simply a price – the price of labor. And as already explained, rising prices are a symptom of inflation. Wages do rise in an inflationary environment, but they typically lag behind the prices of goods and services. Today, the official CPI is close to 6%. Average hourly earnings are only up 4.8%. real hourly wage gains have been negative as the stock market soars to record highs. If you accept the mainstream definition of inflation, In effect, you’re saying rising prices are causing rising prices.

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The world is reaching peak gold according to some researchers, A report from Australia's (DISER), said after a 3.9% decline in 2020 (3,401 tonnes), the world’s gold mine production is forecast to increase by 5.5% (to 3,588 tonnes) in 2021, by 3.0% (to 3,696 tonnes) in 2022, and by 2.0% (to 3,769 tonnes) in 2023. visit out sponsor https://prospectridgeresources.com/ CSE: PRR I OTC: PRRSF get news direct from the source http://https://www.prrsfnews.com/ In 2021, gold mine production in Central and South America and Africa is expected to recover, following heavy losses in 2020. Production in Mexico is forecast to increase by 24% in 2021 to 128 tonnes, Peru (up 35% to 136 tonnes) and South Africa (up 24% to 124 tonnes). DISER explained that a solid pipeline of projects in Australia and Canada is likely to drive higher global gold mine output in the short term, with miners focusing on expansions and extending the life of existing mines. Australia is expected to overtake China as the world’s largest gold producer in 2021, producing 384 tonnes, as miners respond to high gold prices. In China, stricter environmental regulations are likely to keep Chinese gold mine output at about 370 tonnes a year over the outlook period. DISER noted that after a peak of 3,807 tonnes in 2024, the world’s gold mine production is projected to decline at an annual rate of 0.8% in 2025 and 2026, to 3,746 tonnes in 2026, as ore grades decline and operational costs increase. According to the report, the number of unprofitable gold mines is expected to rise from 5% in 2021 to 10% in 2026There are three key elements to prospect ridge resources: 1. Mike Iverson coming out of retirement: This is a person, who has built two major, highly-successful companies in his career and he is just a rock-lover. He believes this company is sitting atop one of the best deposits in the world! 2. Amazing results so far. The surveys, aerial work and previous mining done in the area (the asset is a past-producer) have brought back gold grades that boggle the mind! Literally, Prospect Ridge could be one of those once-in-a-lifetime stories 3. Other successful companies in this same geological zone. Attached are the other companies in the same geological area, who have already developed projects into mines and made early shareholders a bloody fortune! 4. Drilling imminent Once the snow melts, the rigs are going to start drilling in earnest and the opportunity could be long gone! The whole idea is to wisely position, before the rest of the world learns what's beneath the surface. Because the land package is so massive, there could be multiple deposits, not just one! This video was conducted on behalf of Prospect Ridge Resources Corp., and was funded by Gold Standard Media LLC and/or affiliates. For our full disclaimer, please visit: https://www.goldstandardir.com/prospect-ridge-disclaimer-2/

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Subscribe to http://youtube.com/c/growathome follow our backup channel http://bit.ly/odyseesru http://silverreportuncut.com Subscribe to the SRU podcast http://soundcloud.com/silverreport http://silverreportuncut.podbean.com Follow Us On Telegram http://t.me/silverreport & https://parler.com/profile/silverreport/posts anyone can post on our public group http://t.me/silverreportforum Ad revenue is down almost 70%, it's viewers like you who help keep the sru coming! you can donate via crypto at our website or consider supporting our work on http://buymeacoffee.com/silverreport https://www.patreon.com/silverreport And at the same time that gasoline prices are soaring into the stratosphere, the exact same thing is happening to meat prices. In fact, we just learned that the price of beef in the U.S. has risen more than 20 percent since last October… Behind unleaded gasoline, beef prices have risen the most on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) since October 2020, rising 20.1% in the past year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. An increase of over 20 percent in one year is deeply alarming. Unfortunately, it isn’t just the price of beef that is soaring. Tyson Foods just released some new numbers which show that beef, pork and chicken prices are all rising dramatically… The biggest meat company by sales in the United States has announced significant price rises for the fourth quarter, as the impact of the highest inflation for 30 years continues to be felt. Tyson Foods, based in Springdale, Arkansas, announced on Monday that chicken prices rose 19 percent during its fiscal fourth quarter, while beef and pork prices jumped 33 percent and 38 percent, respectively. During the early portion of this crisis, Tyson Foods was reluctant to pass increasing costs along to consumers, but now we are being informed that they don’t intend to make the same mistake again… Stewart Glendinning, the chief financial officer of Tyson Foods, said that they have been slow to increase their prices, in line with inflation, but are now making up for the delay. ‘We expect to take continued pricing actions to ensure that any inflationary cost increases that our business incurs are passed along,’ he said, on the company’s quarterly earnings call. The gas prices just reached a record high in California.

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The soaring US CPI (at 40 year highs) looked like the straw that broke the back of the 'transitory' narrative. Visit our sponsor http://stjamesgold.com OTCQB: LRDJF TSX-V: LORD FSE: BVU3 The ugly CPI print prompted a serious reaction across all asset classes in the pre-market: Stocks tumbled VIX jumped Crypto spiked Gold spiked TSY Yields spiked (except the 30Y) The yield Curve flattened dramatically Dollar spiked Gold receded slightly but made the new 2021 high in price. U.S. gold futures rose 1.1% to $1,851.40. "Once again we have hot inflationary data," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures. "With gold being the quintessential hedge against inflation, we believe inflation is the underlying positive environment that will foster the gold market rally in the weeks and months ahead." some big announcements were made at our sponsor St James Gold and this mining company is way under the radar considering one of their main projects is adjacent to Newfound Gold's recent discovery that brought them from the same position to 900% gains and a billion+ market cap

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Gold. What’s wrong with it? From spiking inflation, falling real interest rates, and massive money printing, Visit our sponsor https://nevadaking.ca/ TSX-V: NKG I OTC: VKMTF it seems logical that gold, a touted inflation hedge, should be rising. Yet, so far this year, gold has done little. Another Compelling point is the relative performance of the gold mining stocks along with the gold price. With the latter soaring over the past five years you would think that the former would be outperforming and yet the miners’ performance has been absolutely pathetic compared to the S&P 500. So, what’s wrong with this precious metal? nothing. one MUST buy low, when it feels the worst and when everything says NO, the courage must be to charge ahead and buy equities at bottoms, not tops. Nevada King has staked 7,000 claims in Nevada's most prolific mineral belt, Battle Mountain, since its formation in 2015, at the depths of the bear market in gold, when little money and few investors were willing to engage in contrarianism and to risk time and funds on entrepreneurship. Think about going from ZERO claims to over 7,000 in just a few years. It is excruciating work since every stake requires putting five poles in the ground, filing with the federal government, and maintaining the annual fee on all of them. If you try to do this now, you'll soon find out that there are very few left. How potentially rewarding was this in monetary terms? Nevada is the #1 gold-producing region on planet Earth. If it was its own country, it would be the 4th-largest producer! The value proposition of this company is in the fact that if any large-cap, billion-dollar producer wants exposure to a wide range of exploration claims that are currently wholly-owned by Nevada King , they will probably have to essentially go through it. The company states that 98% of its ground has been acquired via staking and as such, the company does not owe past owners royalty rights or JV agreements on the majority of its ground. We, the shareholders, are the legal claim holders! This team, made up of Collin Kettel, Paul Matysek and Doug Foster are behind another gold company, whose market cap has appreciated by 300% in the past 6 months! Paul Matysek is part of Lithium X, which soared 500% in 18 months and was sold at its peak price! This year, the biggest winner in the entire gold sector has been a company named New Found Gold. The same founders, same management team and same strategy that they've used to build a $1.6bn giant are executed with Nevada King right now, yet its market cap is only $80mn, so there's a 2,000% gap! This video was conducted on behalf of Nevada King and was funded by Gold Standard Media LLC and/or affiliates. For our full disclaimer, please visit https://www.goldstandardir.com/nevada-king-disclaimer-2/

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Sprott's uranium trust has been effectively trying to corner the market and has been buying massive sums of physical uranium. visit our sponsor https://www.uraniumroyalty.com/ TSX-V: URC | NASDAQ: UROY This is putting a noticeable bid under a commodity that has been illiquid and forgotten about for the last few years. “Uranium, the commodity used to fuel nuclear power plants, has surged to the highest level since 2015 due in part to a single fund aggressively cornering the physical market,” Bloomberg wrote a couple months ago. the fund has continued to buy uranium and now holds more than 32 million pounds of it. The fund has a total net asset value of $1.59 billion. Five major countries - Germany, Finland, France, Poland and the UK - have all announced intentions towards nuclear. The U.K. said that nuclear power will be "at the heart" of Britain's strategy Uranium Royalty Corp (UROY) which announced that it was taking a page out of the Sprott book and would expand its physical uranium holdings to 648,068 pounds. When commodities are super-cycles, uranium enters a mega-super-cycle, so gold and uranium is a nice pair-trade. Critical with uranium is the fact that the U.S. imports over 90% of what we domestically use, so Uranium Royalty Corp. and Uranium Energy Corp. keep pushing the government to make sure that in TX and in WY, they could operate and mine independent uranium, where we don't rely on foreigners. This video was conducted on behalf of Uranium Royalty Corp, and was funded by Gold Standard Media LLC and/or affiliates. For our full disclaimer, please visit www.goldstandardir.com/uranium-royalty-disclaimer-2

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