Just-in-time supply chains, globalism and governments' lack of foresight may lead to global hunger
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict is undoubtedly impacting global grain supplies, as well as the means of growing crops around the world. But is the looming global food crisis solely Russia's fault - as spun by the Western media machine?
Only a few months ago, Covid-19, government-imposed lockdowns and climate change were repeatedly blamed for this scenario.A recent White House
Joint Statement by US President Joe Biden and EU leader Ursula von der Leyen clearly singled out the supposed new culprit: "We are deeply concerned by how Putin's war in Ukraine has caused major disruptions to international food and agriculture supply chains, and the threat it poses to global food security. We recognize that
many countries around the world have relied on imported food staples and fertilizer inputs from Ukraine and Russia, with Putin's aggression disrupting that trade."
The concept of global food security these days appear as fleeting as Biden's mnemonic prowess.
It has been 12 years since the world was shaken by the Arab Spring, a series of events in which hunger played a significant role, and which, in turn, led to violent uprisings and yet-unresolved civil wars in Libya, Yemen and Syria. Big Tech, Western officials and influencers fuelled this mayhem in the name of 'freedom and democracy' but never proffered any concrete solutions. Instead,
global hunger grew unabated, while its root causes were explicated through the lens of 'climate change' and 'global governance'.
Comment: As Elon pointed out, these kinds of attacks are utterly predictable. This is how you know Elon is pissing off the right shady characters!
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