Back to the future? - Liam Guthrie

 Back to the Future?

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Men’s fashion of the 1970’s

Energy Crisis Threatens Return Of 1970s Inflation


https://www.forbes.com/sites/daneberhart/2021/10/19/energy-crisis-threatens-return-of-1970s-inflation/?sh=683c50e27e20


It amazing how the past repeats itself over and over and again through out history. I was researching the current energy crisis I noticed articles coming up about the 1970’s energy crisis. I decided to see if there is was a connection to  what was going on then with what is going on now.

I looked at some comparisons:

Leadership – 1970’s Democrat Jimmy Carter – 2021 Democrat Joe Biden

1970’s and now rising prices in fuel, cars, food, rent and just about all the basics of life.

2021- we are midst a country recovering from a pandemic, but advisers warn this is more than a transition phase from the pandemic supply chain problems.

The price of al commodities is going up all while the government is spending more than ever and demanding more from the middle class tax payer.

I am worried about our future and the cost of everything from the covid aid to hugs safety net bills democrats are pushing.  We must push more available energy and the best way to do that is with clean renewable energy.

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