The People’s Olive Branch

After the election on November 3rd, the decrease in fuel prices began to stop at around $2.10 to find its way towards an upward trajectory. This was a clear sign that even before President Biden’s inauguration, the markets were already adjusting to future policy demands and changes. Between election day of Nov. 3rd 2021 to the inauguration on January 20th the price of gas increased from $2.10 to $2.37 per gallon. From Jan 20th to March 15th, the new administration’s policies pushed gas prices upward to $2.90.

In an effort to send Russia a message, Adam Schiff, Nancy Pelosi and a few other representatives traveled to Ukraine to show America’s commitment to another open-eded war. As they met with the President of Ukraine and provided a press statement, Representative Jason Crow stated, “But one thing is really clear that this delegation wanted to send, but also President Biden has made very clear with his most recent aid package request. It is a historic request that we’re going to push hard in the United States Congress to help pass, and it send a very simple message. We are not interested in stalemate, we are not interested in going back to the status quo. The United States of America is in this to win it. And we will stand with Ukraine until victory is won.“

If one listens to our political leaders throughout recent history, you could easily surmise that some have wanted to be where we’re at today. What do the Uyghurs, Southern Mongolians, Ethiopians, Kenyans, Rwandans, Ugandan’s and the South Sudanese have in common?

Across the world, segments of populations are protesting Chinese Neocolonialism over China’s economic practices, environmental practices, human rights violations, genocide, cheap labor practices, economic debt traps and unethical and atrocious business practices to name a few. What do the Uyghurs, Southern Mongolians, Ethiopians, Kenyans, Rwandans, Ugandan’s and the South Sudanese have in common?

For those with gum disease or no teeth at all during the start of the study, the numbers were as high as 16.9 cases of Alzheimer’s or dementia for every 1,000 people. While participants with mild periodontal disease were only at a 20% risk of developing these mind debilitating diseases, the numbers are far more dangerous for those without proper dental care.

Much like the nurses that were heroes during the pandemic for their consistent efforts and accomplishments in pulling the American people through their medical needs both COVID-19 and beyond, but are now getting fired for not being vaccinated. The U.S. military service members are also feeling the same push and agenda within their ranks.

Last month, the President of the American Dental Association (ADA), Daniel J. Klammedson D.D.S., M.D., made sure to speak up on behalf of the ADA to let the dental community know where they stand on vaccination and vaccine mandates. As it stands today, the American Dental Association is strongly urging medical professionals in the dental industry to vaccinate.

This is a case where even the Nation’s highest court has shown inconsistencies. On the June ruling, the Supreme Court ruled to keep the moratorium in place through July 31st. This past week, they ruled on the opposite direction. Essentially telling the CDC that they have no authority under the current laws that allows them to extend such an order.

America’s 20 year war with Afghanistan based terrorist organizations seems to meet its untimely retreat in the most disorganized possible manner. While some still blame Trump for this debacle, others blame Biden and his Administration for poor strategic planning and execution of America’s evacuation out of the country. Making the deal is one thing, but planning the evacuation is another.

The pandemic has unfortunately affected many communities across the United States. Housing and homeowner’s economic outlook are no exception to this rule. According to The Florida Legislature Office of Economic and Demographic Research, on Florida’s Economic Overview Published on December 30th, 2020, many changes have taken place in the state after the pandemic.