How to Engineer a Food Crisis
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The media has been abuzz about the need to stock canned goods due to "food shortages," blaming global warming and hostile nations
Civilisation is a magnificent thing -- the apps, the ETFs, the geopolitics, the artisanal oat milk. It is also, at all times, roughly nine missed meals from turning into a very motivated mob.
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...many people expect they will recognize the danger signs in time - but they will not
For generations, the American supermarket symbolized abundance.
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The oceans are shifting, and the impact is headed straight for your grocery bill.
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The Convergence of Warnings
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For generations, the American supermarket symbolized abundance.
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Colorado's ranching community is at a breaking point.
Farmer Joel Salatin recounts his recent first-world invite-only secret engagement where he was a keynote speaker for top-level big food executives.
The LDS Church recently moved 10 million pounds of food across the United States.
What once sounded impossible has become the subject of growing debate.
We have been warned for a long time that a nightmarish global food crisis was coming.
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