It’s not total shutdown, but it is happening:
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/shanghai-airport-facility-in-covid-lockdown-cargo-backlog-expected
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/shanghai-airport-facility-in-covid-lockdown-cargo-backlog-expected
THAT is why I was asking about just a slowdown. Boiling a frog, don't you know.
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We have a cargo issues in our own country because there are not nearly enough truck drivers to keep the pipeline full and moving.
I think China will be able to take a big hit to bring the US to its knees. It just doesn’t work any other way. If you depend on anything, there is power there.
Yep. My employer, who is a Fortune 50 company and a HUGE manufacturer, let us know in the previous week that numbers of Chinese ports are shuttered or on very limited operations and that there are major global shipping issues that will persist for many months to years to come. That is what I am going off of currently.
So basically walmart wouldn't have anything to sell to those still shopping there.
That’s why I think we won’t see anything that is incredibly disruptive. You’ll just spend more until you have nothing.
This, and a huge clusterf*ck!
That too!
Would it be a novel idea to get a leader in office that might want to help make the US a little more independent? Get rid of some of the stupid regulations and red tape? Hummm Something to think about, right?
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