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Watch: Kim Iversen: Supply Chain Backlog SPELLS CATASTROPHIC Outcome For Offshore Manufacturing (youtube.com)
Kim Iversen gives her take on what is really causing the supply chain crisis.

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    Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst Supply chains issues around the world is hitting the globalist idea of manufacturing products in one country, packaging them in another and sending them to a third country to be sold. The Pandemic and other problems have got together and now we are getting a bottleneck with supply chains which goes beyond politics. This needs a whole revamp and rehab about how we can rely on the old manufacturing process offshore or not, the whole use of cheap labour to get cheap goods, and transport and infrastructures, and this needs to be done as soon as possible. Otherwise this bottleneck will continue and will bring more strains to an already sick global economy. For most of the world this can be a national security problem. Imagine a landlocked country which depends on others to get enough food for its citizens, for instance. For US, it could easily mean rebuild their own local manufacturing if this is possible with the 4th IR development.