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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Supply chain disruptions will explain away food shortages

Adapt 2030
Mon, 10 Feb 2020 15:30 UTC

Supply chains and container goods moving across the world's oceans are beginning to stall. 80% of goods delivered globally are delivered by sea, and of that Asia has 80% of the globe's largest container ports. Container traffic is down 23% in just three weeks. So ask yourself what is delivered via Asian routes to your stores. Record cloudiest days in Russia, Record cold San Diego and Record snow Newfoundland, Canada.

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katesisco · 2020-02-10T16:34:56Z

Well, this global plan to capture watered lands under the WESTERN UN has unfolded. Turkey 'acquired' Armenia's lands ---specifically the highland source of Iraq's Euphrates and Tigris rivers---which is why Basra has become a polluted sink, where formerly much of the food was grown. Iraq is soon to see desperate times.

The next African war will be over water in the Nile, the Sudd will have water diverted into the White Nile. The Blue Nile will be collected in Ethiopia. Libya will continue to be contested as a valuable source of water lies beneath the sands. Possibly a water line to Cairo is planned.

All this could have been averted if a country's natural geography was respected when the western nations drew boundaries. ALL NATIONS SHOULD CONTROL THIER RIVERS NATURAL WATERSHEDS.

Had this been the case, the world would not have set the pattern for war. This is exactly why island nations manage; they control ALL THEIR WATER SOURCES. This is why the US holds the position it does today; our expansion into native lands acquired the entire continent ensuring water security.

A map of drainage systems across every continent would indicate there would be many fewer nations if each area controlled it's headwaters. Obviously, the large countries like Russia, China, India, the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile would exist while many smaller nations would be subsumed into the majors. Sadly, corporate greed usually operated to slice off metal ore regions, or war planners deliberately cut out headwaters planning for events like now.