What If? A MOVEMENT TO ELIMINATE HUNGER IN THE USA

I didn't read anything about government in this thread except from you, this thread was about something else. Do you need the eye doc again?

And the point isn't to feed into the nuclear feelings on this site about 'the world is going to hell in an hand basket' the point was that there ARE PEOPLE WHO ARE DOING SOMETHING AND NOT DEPENDING ON GOVERNMENT! and they don't sit on the internet and complain about the world going to hell in a hand basket.

 

I am glad to see other s encouraging people to grow food in the woods .

 

The Federal Government has no desire to provide food independence for its citizens, quite the contrary. They are adding daily to the number of people dependent on government for their very substance.

 

And all need to work for food & shelter ALL !!
Start with a real schoolin .

 

Hence Chemtrails , It was wild today , just a cluster of streaks , harvest was down 30Kw , normal is 95Kw

 

@Cruisin Sloth exactly! that is what will Allen does. He teaches people and whole communities to fish... or rather grow food.

 

....with the permission of the land owner. If not, you are violating his Rights for your gain.

 

Exactly. And yet that is what this Guerilla gardening is all about.

 

I loved this idea when @Gopherman introduced it in 2014. The responses were not very supportive then and once again, same old thing. I see a good decent person wanting to feed the world, stop hunger, throwing an idea out there. I liked this post then and I still do. I am with you g-man.

 

It's been years since I posted this thread, I have done little things along the way. I throw veggie and fruit seeds out the window from time to time, But every time I'm driving along the roads I can't stop myself from thinking about it. What if just one in a hundred of these useless wild trees produced something?My daughter is going nut's, cause I say it all the time.
Funny thing is Kudzu is a scourge, yet it grows completely unchecked, killing acres and acres of everything in its way. But you can eat it.
I think Passion fruit vines would be better, or rasberry, Watermellon, ..... why not? These wild trees don't produce anything other than O2 (all plants produce this) and a mess to be cleaned and trimmed off the power lines.
I've been doing fig cuttings, lots of them. Muahahaha!!!