[Satellite photo] Thousands of Brand-New Fords Parked in Rural Kentucky. | 19 October

October 20, 2021 Below is a message from our partners that we thought you'd enjoy: Dear Reader, Have you heard this story? According to the Dayton Daily News… A remote Kentucky parking lot is now packed full of shiny new Fords. Not just a few... As one local put it… "It's got to be thousands of trucks." To confirm this report, we've obtained a satellite image of this "parking lot," taken from space. Why are Thousands of Fords Parked Here? What's truly bizarre about this is... The trucks are clearly not damaged. They're clean. Their engines are fully intact… So what are these top-of-the-line trucks doing sitting in rural Kentucky--during one of the hottest vehicle markets in decades? As you'll soon learn... There is one major "problem" with these trucks. This "problem" is invisible to most people. And it goes far beyond just trucks. In fact, the same force keeping these trucks parked in Kentucky… could soon unravel the entire world of technology and finance as we know it. And it could render dramatic, sweeping changes to your investments forever. Click here to see what's going on… and learn what you can do about it. Regards, Van Bryan Editorial Director, Brownstone Research P.S. We are likely now living through the worst supply crisis in human history. Unfinished vehicles are piling up… store shelves are yet again running empty… and everything from iPhones to medical equipment is becoming harder to find. Big Tech is now preparing. The White House and Congress are too. The E.U., South Korea, and China are moving billions of dollars in response. It's critical you understand the true cause behind all this or risk being wiped out by what happens next. Click here for all the details. This email was sent to edwardlorilla1986.paxforex@blogger.com because you made a great decision to receive our Digest Daily. To ensure you keep receiving our emails, be sure to white list us © 2020 The American Crash. All Rights Reserved. 10940 Parallel Pkwy Ste K, Kansas City, KS 66109 Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe