Commodities, grains, fertilizer, herbicide, seeds and diesel fuel all the least available since 1945, it all dovetails into global shortages of food and rationing inbound late summer 2022.
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What use is Gold or Silver if you cannot eat, or prevented from using land purely for the purpose of sustaining life.
"The market has changed"
No, the market has been closed.
People have a physical and mental limit to what they can achieve once isolated and toyed with by government. The incentive is removed when to "produce" is on someone elses terms and only threats to peoples lives, their health and things like food security have been keeping people working in dead end, often dangerous to health jobs for a pittance, now that technology enabled more people to choose employment roles based on zero physical production meant that the balance between demand and produce from a purely agricultural position, went global and that physical limitation has reached its climax.
Only a robot can continue where a man or woman gets tired, old and sick.
ReRan More like the event horizon on a fictional black hole.
Curse_of_Canaan
Don't forget the fact that corporations own more farmland than farmers, at least that's what it is like in PEI, were Irving Ltd (yes a gas and oil company) owns most of the farmland here and employs workers at minimum wages. They grow crops, pick the crops with their own machines, transport them on their fleet of trucks, fueled by their own gas. The island is know for their potatoes, some of which are grown right next to my property, and they cost more here in the local grocery store than they do in the same grocery store in Ontario and Quebec.
In a nut shell, corporate farmland/farming is fucking us all.
Curse_of_Canaan Your description of society is very good and you make it sound a lot like the Bolshevik plan that worked so well for the failed Soviet system.
Much like the mRNA shots; if it doesn't work the first time, try, try again until the test subjects die mentally, emotionally and physically.
ReRan Yes I think for the vast majority of people things are going to become very difficult now, I do have hope for man though, the small amount (remnant?) of good hearted people who are both resourceful and already furthest away from the dangers will bounce back (not to be confused with building back better because those people won't need to build, without the interference they will have access to everything they need or nothing to hinder them).
Things will have to get as bad now as they are meant to, to serve as a lesson for everyone who has given complicity to enable this point to be reached, this hasn't happened over night and peoples collective apathy and ignorance has been the perfect environment for the "one worlders' to bring such evil to fruition.
JTF Truth Yes your right, however farmland (the larger the area) the more maintenance it requires, its one thing to "own" land, but it is another thing entirely to keep that land productive and maintained. With fewer people alive and devastating phenomena to occupy peoples time, owning all that land serves as a present time eviction for the majority only....imho.
Curse_of_Canaan On the up side, I've never known the 'ignorant' or 'complicit' to Endure much at all. So the future, although difficult, does looks brighter.
Baybars Same creed as the Bolsheviks, same colour, flavour and animosity/resentments, even the intended goal has NEVER changed.
I know I harp on about it much to everyones dislike, but biblically we are all fighting for land. The land is the only thing (except the waters/sea) that gives man his food and medicine, building materials for his shelter and for his animals.
It was always going to come down to land, only their wait for technology has now arrived to make the move to obtain it forever.
i've not listened to this guy in the past... so i did today, not really watching, just listening to this video, multi-tasking, as it were ... and i thought i recognized that guy's voice, the inflections, the tone, the emphasis and delay ... i wondered: is that Mike Adams, from the health ranger ?? so i started watching ... nope not Mike Adams ... and i got the feeling something was off, you know ? ... couldn't quite nail it ... watched / listened a bit longer then stopped ... thought what's with the doom and gloom prognostications mr Adapt 2030 ??!! lighten the hell up already, geez.
Who can say what is ahead? If some kind of a CME (planned or otherwise) happens, the wires will get fried and the machines (including communication satellites) won't work for a long time. This may level the playing field. Lots of basic foods can be grown from what you buy at the grocery store, just with simple tools, saving seed and planning. Brace for the troubles and hope for the best. Our world favors life and life favors the prepared.
"The market has changed"
No, the market has been closed.
People have a physical and mental limit to what they can achieve once isolated and toyed with by government. The incentive is removed when to "produce" is on someone elses terms and only threats to peoples lives, their health and things like food security have been keeping people working in dead end, often dangerous to health jobs for a pittance, now that technology enabled more people to choose employment roles based on zero physical production meant that the balance between demand and produce from a purely agricultural position, went global and that physical limitation has reached its climax.
Only a robot can continue where a man or woman gets tired, old and sick.
They want robots.
Not people.
Robophobia?