Powell’s Prophecy: Supply Shocks, Higher Rates, and the Fed’s Quiet War on Your Wallet

Federal Reserve boss Jerome “Too Late” Powell has once again graced us with a glimpse into the cartel’s next phase of economic manipulation. Speaking at the Fed’s own Thomas Laubach Research Conference — a gathering more reminiscent of a high priest conclave than a public institution — Powell hinted that the era of low, stable interest rates is fading fast. Why? Because he claims we're entering a time of more frequent "supply shocks." Let’s decode that. When the Fed says “supply shock,” they mean the kind of man-made crises we’ve seen repeatedly over the past decade — from the 2008 collapse, to COVID lockdowns, to geopolitical theater that mysteriously disrupts energy and food supplies right when the system is already…