The ‘Lucky Country’, which hasn’t even experienced a recession for a very long time, is being subjected to a form of managed takedown. Some of this may be a case of ‘never waste a good crisis’, and some is more planned than that. The war in West Asia (ie the Middle East) is causing oil shortages in Asia, from where Australia and New Zealand import liquid fuel since their own refining capacity has been drastically reduced (Australia) or eliminated entirely (New Zealand). People naturally stocked up on fuel, temporarily increasing demand to the point where shortages have been occurring before the real crisis hits. Despite the recent ceasefire, the fuel crisis has not yet been averted. The ceasefire may not hold, as Israel still intends to see Iran destroyed and may wreck the ceasefire itself, or other belligerents may simply resume the bombing on some excuse. Even if the ceasefire does hold, it will take a long time to clear the shipping backlog, to resume shut-in production, and to repair damaged or destroyed infrastructure. Australia and New Zealand are at the far end of the supply chain, so we can expect long term disruption.
Fuel supply disruption will turn into food supply disruption relatively quickly. Farm equipment requires huge amounts of diesel, and so do the trucks which distribute the food. Consumers typically require petrol or diesel in order to acquire food. They are being told to anticipate food shortages, and are therefore stocking up, and increasing demand in the process, thereby creating shortages. A scarcity mindset is setting in, which will naturally encourage accumulation of both food and fuel, and perpetuate shortages prior to crisis. Persistent shortages lead to calls for rationing, which leads in turn to governments assuming central control over resources, which was always the plan (see the WEF documents). Rationing by quantity is fairer than rationing by price, which would simpky starve poor people, but it also involves much greater meddling by governments that have already proven during covid not to have their citizens best interests at heart. Centralised systems like this also naturally lead to corruption.
Add to all this warning of cyberattacks, which the WEF have promised for several years, likely because they’ve been planning them in order to force through their agenda. That agenda is for full-blown central control of everything. There has already been a spate of ransomware attacks on businesses and institutions in the US, and more recently a cyber attack wiped out a corporation entirely by simply wiping out its data and online existence. This is far more devastating than a ransomeware attack, and is very likely to be replicated. An attack on the financial system is increasingly likely, since a major WEF goal is to break the existing system as a means to financial reset. Due to their supply chain vulnerability, Australia and New Zealand may be about to be used as guinea pigs for this, as island nations often are used as pilot projects for the whims of globalists.
