This man lists fire, after fire, after fire at food plants within the past couple of months. Food shortages are planned folks!
It isn't if they are doing it, it is that they can do it. Growing up in rural Minnesota in the 1940's, there were at least 10 places within 30 miles where animals were processed into meat, 2 flour mills, a major canning plant, sweet corn, peas, etc, 3 places that dried milk and eggs, 10 or so places that made cheese and butter, at least 6 places that bought eggs and packaged them, a half dozen elevators that processed, dried and stored grains, a tannery, a shoe factory, almost every town still had harness makers, blacksmiths, Dr's and dentists, a brewery for beer, dozens of apple orchards with storage, several large potato operations that grew and stored potatoes, a plant that made fishing boat motors, linseed oil plant, small machine shops etc that made everything from fence posts to hydrolics and pumps for airplanes. In addition most farm families still had large gardens and supplied themselves with canned foods, meats and grain. Spinning and weaving were not uncommon and many people made their own mittens, a lot of clothing, and quilts etc, with store bought yarn and cloth. I am sure that if I looked into it, I could find dozens of more examples. Still this was a huge decline from the 1880's and earlier, think Little House On The Prairie, when almost every area was nearly independent. By the 1990's almost all of it was gone, farms went to cash crops, big guys put little guys out of business, government regulations and standards, competition from national products, cheap transportation and the interstate hi-way system to move items quickly and long distances. Now in the 2020's there is almost none of that left, 95 % of the people in the area would be dead in a few weeks if the electricity went off and the deliveries stopped. It is no longer if someone wants to do us in, it is how we can keep it from happening if nature, economic events, or other groups, stop the flow for even a few weeks. Sitting in rural New Hampshire, writing this post on me Chinese computer, made by "name brand" US country there, drinking my Latin American coffee, eating my Canadian oatmeal, with apple sauce from out west, using electricity made with natural gas and oil from thousand miles away, etc. My town has no farms, no orchards, no real produce produced, no eggs, no real factories, most local jobs are government, schools, police, roads, or supplying things for those that work 20 to 80 miles from here and commute. No fuel, no go, no public transportation. All the eggs are in the one basket called the modern economic system and just in time deliveries. Hang on to your hats, may get interesting due to deliberate actions, running out of critical resources, or just plain stupidity by the people who are supposed to be in charge. While the above media presentation may be right, it could just as well happen a dozen other ways. Stay out of crowds, be GRAY, cache well, and try to ride the changes out. God only knows what is going to happen, and God willing I will never have to use my preps and they were just another tool like the car, house, medical, etc insurance that I have bought and never used.
On the news this morning. Russia's Largest Chemical Plant Engulfed In Flames Hours After Mystery Fire At Military Research Facility | ZeroHedge
The Devil or Klaus Schwab, but then I repeat myself, seems to be busy. “The Lost Ways” should probably be on our reading list.
Recently had it on loan from a friend and read through it. It is one I would add to my very short list of worthwhile books to have on the shelf. Little House is a fairly good representation of how how we went from Independents to a lot more dependent. The 1940s through the 1980s Doubled down on making independent people dependent people and breaking those that did not fall in line. The 1990s to present a whole new form of dependence arose Cell Phones/Now Smart Phones and The Internet. With that tech the entire knowledge of the world is literally at your fingertips........ Yet the last two generations and good part of my own generation X are some of the most ignorant in general people I have seen and getting more ignorant by the day. Ignorant people are easy to manipulate and control. Ignorant people that are totally dependent are even easier to manipulate and control. Ignorant people that are totally dependent and also enslaved to their device easier still.
Just look how they (government) has dumbed down the educational system, look at the millions of illegals they are letting in with probably no more than a 6th grade education if that. So true the ignorant are easy to manipulate and control.
Lived in southwest in 1960's. It is not only that the ones coming in lack education, but much of their education does not mesh well with ours. Language is least of problems, role of society, government fundamentals, view of bribery and police authority and dealing with legal system, belonging to some religious group or tribe group as primary identification and not country they came from. They truly are often aliens in thought process, education, and cultural history. As Thunder5Ranch points out ignorant people or people from another culture are very easy to control. Even more so if their tribal leadership is out to get all they can. I have a very hard time seeing a reason to pay people for slavery when they are 2/3 white or 1 st generation to this country. Control the food, the water, the power, you control the people. The "greens" and the left know that and use mother earth as a way to achieve their long term goal to control our way of thinking as well as our society.
I will add control the media(the message) and control the military (woke generals) and taking substandard recruits and touchy feely basic training -----recipe for disaster.
Might not be politically correct, but killing them does limit their future stupidity in leadership positions and dissent in the woke who often support them.. Always had my own private thoughts about the US Army and Gen. Patton, was awful handy his death just when the war was over and his views were causing a lot of problems for the administration and the powers that be.
Obviously the black guy is a Nazi because he doesn't support the Ukraine war. Duh. yes, my sarcasm knows no bounds. Sadly nobody will watch this video... ironically they will most likely starve to death later. The good news is that they do have a Ukraine flag with a heart on it in their front yard.
