And It Will Affect the Prices of Goods and Services Shipped Along the Mississippi River…
Criminal Conspiracy of Epic Proportions, Satan Soldiers Staged Hoax Blended with Reality…
Father, we see a massive plot to assert control–show us how we can stand, as your word says in Ephesians 6:13. Open our eyes. Give us discernment. Grant us courage Amen…
Officials told FOX13 at least 16 vessels and a total of 229 barges are now parked up and down the river.
Vessel traffic near the bridge was stopped near mile markers 736 and 737 until further notice.
The Coast Guard is working with the Arkansas Department of Transportation and the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
The shutdown along the river could mean longer wait times for deliveries or some items going out-of-stock in stores.
Industry experts said the longer the bridge is shut down, the more consumers could pay for goods and services.
Captain Lozier grew up on the water. He’s a third-generation captain who’s never seen anything like the closure of the I-40 bridge.
“I’ve never heard of anything like this before… it be shut down like this before. That’s the first time I’ve seen that bridge silent this long,” said Captain Lozier.
Captain Lozier’s Memphis Queen is docked in the Downtown Harbor. He’s got a unique view of the bridge that is now shut down.
Memphis is the fifth largest inland port in the United States. Right now because river traffic is shut down it leaves barges and tugboats at a standstill. It’s not clear how long the stoppage will last.
“It’s going to have a negative impact on the industry because you have all these boats that are tied up. All your bulk commodities run up and down the Mississippi River. Everything from petroleum to corn to soybeans. Everything. This is the interstate that moves everything,” said Captain Lozier.
The bridge carried a 2020 average of 35,000 vehicles a day across the wide Mississippi, 29% of them trucks, according to the report. Its traffic volume was expected to increase to 56,000 vehicles per day by 2040.
If you still think this all happen by accident (plandemic) there’s nothing I can do to help you.
Shipping traffic on the Mississippi River halted. I 40 bridge over the Mississippi River shut down, possibly for months. It won’t take a PhD to analyze what’s going to happen in grocery stores very soon. SRH….
Unfortunately the Plandemic Will Only Hurt the Working Class, in the Near Future…
FEMA Will Step in Providing Food and Shelter, There Will Be Thousands of Families Seeking Assistance…
- Overcoming the Daily StrugglesOrder Your eBook Today Ready to transform your daily struggles into spiritual victories? Here is how to order: Step 1: Select Your E book Copy, then Click the “Donate Button” at the bottom page. Any amount will do Step 2: Secure Checkout Enter your email address and payment details (we accept Credit Card, PayPal, and Apple Pay). Your information is encrypted and secure. Step 3: Check Your Inbox Once payment is confirmed, you will receive an automated email containing your unique download link. Step 4: Download & Save Click the link to download your eBook in PDF or EPUB format. We recommend saving it to your device or cloud storage for easy access whenever you need a word of encouragement. Order Your eBook Today Ready to transform your daily struggles into spiritual victories? Here is how to order: Step 1: Select…
- Forgiveness, Then PeaceIn a small, dusty village, there lived a man named Elias who was known by everyone for his bitterness. Years ago, he had been betrayed by a close friend who had stolen his land and left his family in poverty. Elias had spent decades nurturing his anger, believing that his hatred was the only thing keeping the memory of the injustice alive. To him, forgiveness was a sign of defeat. One afternoon, while walking through the market, Elias encountered a traveling teacher. The crowd around the teacher was hushed, listening as he spoke of a Kingdom where the last would be first and the proud would be humbled. As Elias listened, the teacher spoke a truth that pierced through his armor: “He who is forgiven much, loves much.” The teacher looked directly at Elias, as if seeing the heavy chains…
- Daily StrugglesPsalms 32:1-2, 5 1Blessed is he whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered. 2Blessed is the man whose sin the LORD does not count against him and in whose spirit is no deceit. 5 Then I confessed my wrongdoing to you and refused to cover it up. I said, “I will confess my transgressions to the LORD,” and you forgave me for my wrongdoing. Selah. The Old Testament had laws that governed the rituals of dealing with sin. The mandated sacrifices and offerings represented Christ, who would become the sacrifice for us. Though the Israelites obeyed the instructions, some of them understood that the blood of bulls and goats could not wash away sin. They recognized the significance of the sacrifice, but they also understood that it had little effect on them. In this psalm, David describes the blessing…
- Daily WisdomThe Practice of Christ-Like Daily Wisdom To seek wisdom in the way of Christ is to move beyond mere intellectual knowledge and enter into a life of imitation. Christ-like wisdom is not defined by worldly success, social status, or the ability to debate, but by a radical commitment to love, humility, and obedience to the Father. It is wisdom that looks like a servant’s heart in a world obsessed with power. The foundation of this daily wisdom is the principle of “dying to self.” In a modern culture that encourages us to prioritize our own desires and protect our own rights at all costs, the wisdom of Jesus calls us to a different path. It is the wisdom that chooses to forgive the unforgivable, to love the unlovable, and to give when it feels like there is nothing left. This…
- Daily StrugglesPsalms 30:5–12, 5 He is only angry for a short time, but his favor lasts forever. It may rain all nite, but in the morning there will be joy. 11 Instead of crying, you made me dance; you took off my sackcloth and put on joy, so my heart can sing to you and not be quiet. I will always be grateful to you, LORD my God. David wrote this psalm for the dedication of the building, which he knew would happen after he died. He was so eager to finish building a house for God and a permanent place for people to worship Him that he planned everything that could be planned before he died, down to the songs that would be sung. Do we really want the spiritual home of God so much? David sings this song to…
Source: HNewsWire HNewsWire HNewsWire
Please Do Not Post HNewsWire Articles on Parler, Face Book, Reddit or Twatter Social Media Platform, We Are Not Comfortable With Their Anti-Christian — Anti-American Nazi Philosophy.
It is impossible to find anyone in the Bible who was a power for God who did not have enemies and was not hated.
StevieRay Hansen
Editor,
HNewsWire.com
Bow down to satan soldiers, comply, submit!
If you haven’t noticed, those in power accuse others of the nefarious things they are doing themselves. This is likely the directive at the Ministry of Truth—take the script, and flip it.
The 127 Faith Foundation: We do not want donations from “those on disability, on a fixed income, or those who cannot afford to give” Please Pray!
