Don’t why but the instathot commentary in my comment did not go through. She is certainly a lot more pure than Ukraine.

As far as the food problem goes, you will be surprised by what can be done if people learned more about the lands they live in. You can’t grow the mass produced food in a garden, but a couple of olive trees will save you from the bad oils like sunflower. And the other stuff like cucumbers and tomatoes will go a long way, as well as a chicken coup. My parents have those in their garden and many other people I know.

But if the globalists ‘warn’ that there will be famine, they will probably engineer it.

Lot of wheat goes to cows that are wasted for overpriced burgers at fast food.

No, you’re thinking soy, barley, and corn. Wheat production primarily goes into making actual bread. These days, wheat production, in the US at least, has been in long-term secular decline in terms of usage, but it is still a very important commodity globally for export to the Dirt World.

The true destabilising impact of high wheat prices will be felt in the shitholiest of shithole countries, where people will go hungry. And whenever that happens, bloodshed, riots, and revolution are the inevitable outcomes.

By using Ukraine to attack Russia, the USSA ended up knocking a huge segment of the world’s wheat exports out of the market, and made life miserable for hundreds of millions of people globally. It is idiotic beyond belief.

If people or the government were smart enough they could have implemented some permaculture and taught people in rural areas to do it in their back yards. Think about how much is wasted for other types of junk food or indulgence as well.

I’m not saying we all go back to farming societies, but we are certainly too dependent on imports and/or mass production and low quality farming.

Well, yes, but for that you need arable land in people’s backyards. And cultivating crops, even on a small scale as a sharecropper or a hobbyist, is very, very hard work. That is why most people in today’s busy societies just don’t do it. This makes our global food supply extremely vulnerable, but the reality is that things evolved this way because people value their leisure time and want to spend it doing something other than pottering around in the garden.

On top of that, many places actually have very poor soil for growing things, which severely restricts what you can grow in those places. You can’t grow anything much more than root vegetables in some countries under their particular soil types.

Oh – and you’re welcome, by the way.

If people or the government were smart enough they could have implemented some permaculture and taught people in rural areas to do it in their back yards. Think about how much is wasted for other types of junk food or indulgence as well.

I’m not saying we all go back to farming societies, but we are certainly too dependent on imports and/or mass production and low quality farming.

Just look at the weapons that ancient Greeks and Egyptians used to carry around. They must have had much higher quality food back then. Quality beats quantity and undernourishment.